Pot-Limit Omaha
Robert Campbell raised it up to 24,000 on the button and Brian Rast three-bet to 80,000 in the small blind. Once Campbell peeled to see the 
flop, Rast glanced over to see the stack of his table neighbour. He then bet 54,000 and Campbell sent his cards into the muck.
Level: 14
Limit Flop / Draw: 8,000/15,000, Limits 15,000 / 30,000
Stud Games: Ante 3,000, Bring-In 5,000, Completion 15,000 - Limits 15,000 / 30,000
NL and PL: Ante 8,000 / 12,000, Blinds 4,000 / 8,000
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Seven Card Stud
Joao Vieira: 
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Matt Glantz: 
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fold on fourth
Scott Seiver: 
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Matt Glantz completed with a king and was called by Scott Seiver. Joao Vieira called all-in for the last 4,000 on third street and Glantz then folded when Seiver bet fourth with a pair of eights. Vieira had a pair of fours by then but Seiver already had a set of eights. Neither player improved on their runout and Vieira departed the tournament area.
Seven Card Stud
Matt Glantz: / 
Scott Seiver: / 
fold on fifth
Chris Brewer: / fold on sixth
Daniel Negreanu: / 
fold on fifth
Joao Vieira was left very short after he lost a big pot to Chris Brewer in No-Limit Hold'em and then lost a portion of that when he folded to completions in Seven Card Stud, including a 
and a 
showing. During the second hand, Matt Glantz completed with an ace and was called by Scott Seiver, Chris Brewer and Daniel Negreanu. Glantz bet all the way and Seiver as well as Negreanu folded on fifth, Brewer surrendered on sixth.
Razz
George Alexander: /
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Josh Arieh: /
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George Alexander completed and Josh Arieh raised. Alexander re-raised and Arieh flatted.
Arieh then bet and was called down on every street.
Arieh revealed 
for seven-five perfect and Alexander mucked — awarding the pot to Arieh.
Razz
Chad Campbell and Paul Volpe had built a healthy pot as action was picked up on seventh street with their boards reading,
Paul Volpe: /
Chad Campbell: 
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Campbell check-called a bet on seventh street, and Volpe turned over 
for a six-perfect to drag a large pot and push his stack toward 1.5 million.
Omaha Hi-Lo
On a board of 
, Paul Volpe bet on each street out of the big blind and was called down by Jesse Klein on the button. Volpe revealed the 
for a full house, fours over kings, and a seven-five low to earn the entire pot.
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