Razz
Roman Yitzhaki: 
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fold on fourth
Scott Seiver: / 
fold on sixth
Daniel Weinman: / 
Roman Yitzhaki entered and the field was split into two tables. Among the first hands, Yitzhaki folded on fourth when Scott Seiver and Daniel Weinman had low boards until then. Seiver then called a bet by Weinman on fifth and folded sixth when he caught more paint.
Omaha Eight or Better
David Benymanine was heads-up from under-the-gun against Eli Elezra directly behind on a 
flop. Benymaine bet and Elezra raised. Benyamine responded by making it three bets to go and Eleza called.
The turn brought the 
and Benyamine bet again. Elezra called.
Both players checked down on the 
river and Benyamine tabled 
for a straight. Elezra mucked and Benyamine scooped the pot.
Seven Card Stud
Eli Elezra: / 
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Scott Seiver: / 
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Naoya Kihara: / 
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Eli Elezra completed with an ace and was called two ways. He then checked fourth and Scott Seiver bet, Naoya Kihara called and Elezra came along as well. They checked fifth and Elezra bet sixth when he paired the trey and was called both ways. On seventh, only Elezra check-called a bet by Seiver and mucked when the latter revealed 
for a king-high flush.
Seven Card Stud
Bradley Berman: /
Scott Seiver: /
- folded on fifth street
Bradley Berman completed and was called by Scott Seiver.
Seiver called a bet from Berman on fourth, but gave his hand up after facing another bet on fifth and Berman scooped the pot.
"How are you buddy, good to see you," Eli Elezra said and welcomed Daniel Weinman with a hug. While the screens already show seven entrants, only Weinman has shown up as the event continues to run with one six-handed table.
No-Limit Hold'em
In the first hand of NLHE, Bradley Berman raised to 2,500 from under the gun and Scott Seiver three-bet to 8,000 from one seat over. Berman then four-bet to 27,500 and Seiver called after some consideration. The flop fell and Berman check-called a bet worth 40,000 to then check the on the turn.
Seiver now bet 75,000 and Berman reluctantly called. What followed was the river on which Berman checked the third street in a row. Seiver moved all-in with the slightly covering stack and Berman mulled over his decision for a while before electing to fold.
Well I somehow found myself allin on the first hand of the 50k players championship. I didn’t even know that was possible
— Scott Seiver (@scott_seiver)
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Scott Seiver raised out of the small blind and Naoya Kihara called in the big blind. Both players discarded two and Seiver bet, Kihara called. On the second draw, both took one and checked to take one each again on the final draw. Seiver bet and Kihara raised to win the pot.
Kihara raised the small blind next and earned the big blind of David Benyamine.
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Scott Seiver raised in the cutoff and found one caller in Eli Elezra from the big blind.
Elezra drew one and Seiver took two off. Elezra then led out for a bet and Seiver raised. Elezra called.
Both stood pat and Elezra checked to Seiver, who bet. Elezra folded and Seiver scooped the pot.
Bradley Berman has entered the tournament and sat down between Eli Elezra and Scott Seiver, bumping the field up to five entrants. Many further notables are expected to join throughout the day while several candidates are still in contention in Event #57: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship.
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