Razz
While Mike Gorodinsky, who was down to 26,000, was doubling through Eddie Blumentahl at one table, Eric Rodawig was busy eliminating Scott Seiver in 22nd place at another.
Seiver got his last 3,000 all in on fifth street in a hand of Razz and appeared to end up with a jack low, but it was no good as Rodawig had a seven-perfect to score the elimination.
Seiver wished the table good luck and headed to the payout desk to collect $16,218.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Jerry Wong has been among the shortest stacks in the room since there were approximately 30 players left in the tournament, and even maximum late registered the $1,500 Razz tournament just in case he busted.
He's since unregistered from the Razz because he's still going in this tournament and trying hard to spin up his stack.
Picking action up on the flop, Bryce Yockey check-called a bet from Wong on the 
.
Yockey check-called another bet from Wong on the turn 
.
Yockey checked again on the 
river, and Wong slid out one more bet, leaving himself less than one big bet behind.
After some brief deliberation, Yockey folded, awarding a near full double up to Wong.
Level: 17
Limit Blinds: 8,000/15,000
Stud Blinds: 8,000/15,000 Ante: 3,000
Limits: 15,000/30,000
With 90 minutes left to play, Eric Rodawig leads the final 22 players.
The remaining 22 players have been sent on their final ten-minute break.
Upon return, they'll play one final 90-minute level, before bagging for the night.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Jake Schwartz was under 100,000 chips and in danger of being eliminated, but after scooping a three-way Omaha Hi-Lo pot and then the following hand versus the Day 1 chip leader Qinghai Pan, he's more than healthy again.
A raising war ensued preflop with Pan raising in early position, getting three-bet by Schwartz, then responding with a four-bet that Schwartz called in position.
Pan kept up the aggression, betting the 
flop. Schwartz called.
Pan bet and got called again on the 
turn.
Finally, on the 
river, Pan fired again and Schwartz quickly called.
Pan showed 
for a bluff with missed low and Broadway draws. Schwartz showed 
for aces up to drag the sizable pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
Gary Benson: 
/ 
-fold-
Bryce Yockey: 
/ 
Dylan Linde: 
/ 
Gary Benson had the bring-in with a deuce and Bryce Yockey completed showing a queen. Recent bracelet winner Dylan Linde called next to act and action folded back to Benson, who came along to fourth street.
Linde paired to take the lead but checked to Benson, who checked back. Yockey then bet, Linde check-raised to 24,000, and Benson folded. Yockey called and then proceeded to call bets of 24,000 from Linde on each street thereafter.
Linde tabled two pair fives and fours but it was no good as Yockey had kings up.
Stud
Picking the action up in a huge pot on sixth street, Kevin Gerhart, who was getting short on chips, and had already led the betting on earlier streets, continued betting versus Benny Glaser and Scott Seiver.
Their boards read:
Kevin Gerhart: /
/
Scott Seiver: /
/
Benny Glaser: /
/
Both players called, and on seventh street, Gerhart went all-in for the last of his chips. Glaser immediately folded, and Seiver gave it some thought, saying he had buried queens.
Ultimately, he folded and showed Gerhart the queens. Gerhart replied by turning over 
, showing that he had a full house already.
The win sent Gerhart back over 300,000.
Stud
Peiwen Wang got the last of his chips in on third street, raising all-in showing the versus Bertrand Grospellier's .
Peiwen Wang: /
/
Bertrand Grospellier: 
/
/
Grospellier's two pair aces and queens beat Wang's kings and jacks, sending him to the payout window in 23rd place.
Stud
Kevin Gerhart: 
/ 
Kevin Song: / 
Scott Seiver: / 
-fold-
On fourth street, Kevin Gerhart bet, and both Kevin Song and Scott Seiver called.
Song paired on fifth to take the lead and led for 24,000, which prompted Seiver to fold. Gerhart raised to 48,000, Song called, and then both players checked on sixth.
On seventh, Song bet 24,000 and Gerhart called while saying, "Flush."
Gerhart tabled his hand but it was no good as Song tabled a better one and said, "Full house."
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