Seven Card Stud 8 or Better
Naoya Kihara got his last 100,000 chips in on fourth street during a four-way family pot.
Christopher Lindner bowed out of the action on fifth street, leaving Ray Henson and Jaswinder Lally against Kihara.
Once their boards were completed, Henson and Lally split the pot and Kihara mucked, falling short of making back-to-back final tables in the event.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Ian O'Hara raised the button to 80,000 and Nathan Gamble defended his big blind to see a flop of 
.
Gamble check-called a bet of 40,000 and then check-called one of 80,000 on the 
turn.
Action then went check-check after the 
paired the board on the river.
"Ace-queen," Gamble said as he tabled the 
.
"It's good," O'Hara said before flashing just the 
for an inferior two pair.
"I know," said Gamble. "It has to be if you check back there."
Seven Card Stud Eight or Better
Jeremy Heartberg got the last of his chips in on sixth street versus Christopher Lindner. According to his tablemates, the runout came down:
Jeremy Heartberg: 
/
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Christopher Lindner: 
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Heartberg made a better two pair on seventh street, but Lindner filled up, eliminated his opponent and pushing his stack toward two million chips.
Badeucy
Andrew Kelsall raised the button to 80,000 and Jaswinder Lally defended from the big blind. Both players drew two and then Lally check-called a bet of 40,000.
On the second draw, both players took one and then Lally check-called 80,000 before drawing one.
"Pat Riley," Kelsall said while tapping the table.
Lally then checked for the final time and folded when Kelsall, the 2020 WSOP Global Casino champ, bet 80,000.
"I made an eight and a three-card five," Kelsall said before tabling the 
.
No Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Adam Friedman bet his last 105,000 chips from the button and was called by Naoya Kihara in the big blind.
Friedman drew one card while Kihara patted.
Adam Friedman: 
/
Naoya Kihara: 
Friedman squeezed another and was eliminated in 10th place.
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No-Limit Hold'em
Ian O'Hara raised to 40,000 from the hijack only to have Andrew Kelsall three-bet to 140,000 next to act. Action folded back to O'Hara and he called to see a flop of 
.
O'Hara check-called a bet of 105,000 and then checked again on the turn.
Kelsall checked it back and the 
paired the board on the river.
O'Hara moved all in to put the pressure on Kelsall, who quickly folded.
5 Card Draw
Naoya Kihara eliminated Craig Chait in a Five Card Draw cooler as Chait moved all-in over Kihara's raise and was quickly called.
Craig Chait: /
Naoya Kihara:
Each player drew three cards and Kihara added the to eliminate Chait.
The final 11 players have begun the action on the outer feature tables of the Amazon room on level 26
Level: 26
Limit Flop / Draw: 20000/40000
Stud Games: 10000 ante, 10000 bring-in, 40000 completion
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 10000/20000/20000-big blind ante/ 30000-ante
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