Razz
John Monnette called a bet from Josh Arieh on fourth and fifth streets before leading out on sixth. Arieh raised enough to put Monnette all-in and was called.
John Monnette: 
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Josh Arieh: 
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Arieh was drawing dead once Monnette's hole cards were revealed, and he mucked as Monnette doubled up.
At a nearby table, Adam Friedman was stacking the last of Aaron Katz's chips as Katz was eliminated.
Seven Card Stud
Felipe Ramos: /
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Daniel Negreanu: /
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Daniel Negreanu completed and Felipe Ramos made it two bets to go. Negreanu called.
Negreanu check-called a bet from Ramos on fourth street, but then led out and was called by Ramos on fifth through seventh street.
Negreanu announced, "Kings," and tabled 
. Ramos mucked and Negreanu scooped the pot.
No-Limit Hold'em
Ben Lamb raised to 12,000 on the button and Chris Brewer three-bet to 44,000 in the small blind. Randy Ohel four-bet jammed for 166,000 and Lamb folded. Brewer immediately asked for a count and Ohel did the favour himself. What followed was a tank for 90 seconds in which Brewer talked through all possible combinations before he then called.
Randy Ohel: 
Chris Brewer: 
There was no sweat on the 
board as Ohel doubled. "Ben's raising size really fucked me up," Brewer joked.
No-Limit Hold'em
Dan "Jungleman" Cates opened to 10,000 from the hijack and was called by Chad Campbell in the big blind.
Campbell check-called an 8,000 bet from Cates on the 
, but folded after facing a 30,000 bet from Cates on the turn.
Stud Hi-Lo
Timofey Kuznetsov was all-in facing calls from both Ben Lamb and Bryce Yockey.
Timofey Kuznetsov: 
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Ben Lamb: 
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With Kuznetsov only able to watch and wait as Lamb's bet on sixth street was called. Yockey then led out on seventh and Lamb called, as the three players compared hands.
Yockey showed aces and eights, but Lamb turned over aces and jacks. Kuznetsov then noted that there was no low and made his exit from the table.
Seven Card Stud
Stephen Chidwick: 
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Paul Volpe: / 
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Jesse Klein: / 
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Stephen Chidwick was all-in for just 20,000 on fourth street as Paul Volpe folded and Jesse Klein called. Chidwick had a pair of sixes and was up against four picture cards. Klein had a gutshot but instead made queens and tens as Chidwick failed to catch any further help.
No-Limit Hold'em
There were four players involved to the 
flop and Phil Hellmuth bet 26,000 in the cutoff. Ryan Leng folded on the button and Adam Friedman did so in the small blind. George Alexander check-called out of the big blind and then checked the on the turn.
Hellmuth bet 41,000 out of a total stack of around 175,000 and Alexander then check-raised to give Hellmuth the option to fold or call all-in. Once Hellmuth called, Alexander said "you are not going to like this one" as he flipped over the 
for a gutshot that had filled up.
Hellmuth still had outs with the 
but missed on a blank river. He vaulted out of his seat, gave a short speech and then stormed out of the tournament area.
No-Limit Hold'em
Three ways to the flop, the action checked around and Tony Hartmann in the big blind then bet 27,000 on the turn. Chad Eveslage in the hijack and Jesse Klein on the button both called. The fell on the river and Hartmann jammed for 39,000. Eveslage reluctantly folded and Klein came to the same conclusion as Hartmann essentially doubled thanks to the multi-way action.
Paul Volpe and Anthony Zinno are the far biggest stacks on the table.
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Josh Arieh raised from the small blind and was three-bet by Julien Martini in the big. Arieh called.
Arieh drew two and Martini took one off. Arieh then check-called a bet from Martini.
Both players took one on the second draw and Arieh again check-called.
Arieh stood pat on the final draw and and Martini drew one. Both players then checked.
Arieh revealed 
one-by-one. Martini couldn't beat it and mucked — awardng the pot to Arieh.
No-Limit Hold'em
Aaron Katz bet on a board showing 
and Adam Friedman called.
Katz bet again on the river for 80,000, and Friedman took his time contemplating the call. After counting his chips, Friedman threw in a call that represented just under half his remaining stack. Katz said "five high" as Friedman turned over to win the pot.
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