No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
The action was picked up after the draw with Tony Hartmann all-in and at-risk versus Matt Waxman. The players tabled their hands and it was the 
held by Waxman that bested the 
of Hartmann, and the latter was eliminated from the tournament in 31st place and took home $4,732 for his efforts.
Limit Hold'em
Bradley Ruben raised the button, Matthew Schultz three-bet the small blind and Aditya Prasetyo then four-bet in the big blind. Ruben folded and Schultz got it in for around 60,000 with the 
. Prasetyo was ahead with 
and that remained the case throughout the 
board as the kicker played for Prasetyo.
Omaha Hi-Lo
On a flop of 
, Matthew Woodward vaulted out of his seat as he was the player at risk against Naoya Kihara.
Matthew Woodward: 
Naoya Kihara: 
Kihara had a ton of outs to scoop and while he missed the 
turn, he got there with the 
river.
Moments later, Kevin Gerhart was eliminated in a PLO hand against Robert Mizrachi and became the next casualty.
The field was suddenly reduced to just 36 contenders as Maria Ho mentioned how "lucky" Justin Liberto was after making a steel wheel and rolled up nines in back-to-back hands. Another table broke immediately as notables such as Alex Livingston, Adam Owen and Andrew Kelsall departed from other tables.
Level: 18
Limit Flop/Draw:
Small blind: 6000
Big blind: 12000 Limits: 12000-24000
Stud Games:
Ante: 3000
Bring-in: 3000
Complete: 12000
Limits: 12000-24000
No-Limit/Pot-Limit Ante: 6000/9000
Small blind: 3000
Big blind: 6000
Pot-Limit Omaha
The hand was discovered on a board of 
and Aditya Prasetyo had led out and bet 180,000 chips. His opponent, Matt Waxman, tanked and then folded, and Prasetyo was pushed the pot.
Razz
Ray Henson was left short not long ago after losing a big pot and he ultimately ended up all-in on fifth street against Christian Roberts.
Ray Henson: / /
Christian Roberts: 
/ 
/
Henson had a made nine until fifth but paired his trey on sixth. Roberts thought he was drawing dead to win the pot but Henson immediately said that wasn't the case. Roberts then peeled a seven for a nine-seven and Henson also paired his deuce to end up with an inferior nine-eight.
Pot-Limit Omaha High
The action was discovered on a board of 
and Colleen Long had checked, which prompted her opponent, Robert McLaughlin, to bet 12,000 chips. Next, Long raised to 60,000. After he tanked for a few, McLaughlin opted to fold, and Long was awarded the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
A new bigger stack emerged in Drew Scott who leaped above half a million and Qinghai Pan as well as Andrew Kelsall were suddenly left very short on his table. Scott then raised to 11,500 and Kelsall repotted to 42,500 with 9,000 behind. Pan forfeited the big blind and Scott also folded to keep Kelsall in contention for now.
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