Stud Hi-Lo
Phil Hellmuth: 
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Nathan Gamble: 
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Phil Hellmuth was at risk against Nathan Gamble and things were looking dire on sixth when Gamble made a pair of aces to go with his low. He bricked seventh to have just the pair and Hellmuth escaped with two pair.
Stud Hi-Lo
Christopher Lindner: 
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Jaswinder Lally: / 
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Jaswinder Lally bet from fifth to seventh street and Christopher Lindner sigh-called the final bet. Lally flipped over 
for a oair of fours and a low. Lindner could not beat either and was scooped.
Big O
Shortly before this hand, Adam Friedman loudly prayed to be the one to bust Norman Chad, even offering to finish in 16th place, because "it would be totally worth it".
His prayers were answered shortly after as Chad raised all-in in early position for 27,000 and was called in the small blind by Friedman.
Norman Chad: 
Adam Friedman: 
The flop of gave Chad the lead with a pair of fours to go along with a straight draw.
A 
was seemingly no help until the 
fell on the river, giving Friedman nines full of deuces, eliminating the legendary poker commentator and mixed-game aficionado.
5 Card Draw
Mike Wattel moved all-in from late position for approximately 75,000 and was called in the big blind by Kevin Gerhart.
Gerhart showed 
and drew two, while Wattel showed 
and drew one card, hoping to make a straight.
Wattel instead paired his deuce and was eliminated from the tournament.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Norman Chad was at risk preflop with a very short stack against Adam Friedman.
Norman Chad: 
Adam Friedman: 
The 
flop gave Friedman the top two pair and Chad exclaimed "what the fuck is that?" He then spiked the on the turn and Friedman shot back "what the fuck was that?" with a grin on the face. Nothing changed on the 
river and Friedman insisted that the coverage should read all the money went in after the flop.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Mike Wattel raised to 22,000 and called a three-bet to 65,000 by Naoya Kihara. Both players discarded one card and Kihara then bet more than 100,000. Wattel checked his cards and folded to remain very short.
No Limit Hold'em
Mark Liedtke got his last 95,000 in preflop in early position and was called by Adam Friedman in late position.
Mark Liedtke: 
Adam Friedman:
The board ran out 
, giving Liedkte the double up to over 200,000.
Razz
Nathan Gamble just won a large pot from the Poker Brat and sent him into a litany of F-bombs at the table.
Nathan Gamble: /
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Phil Hellmuth: /
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Gamble and Hellmuth each put in bets on third, fourth, and sixth streets, then Gamble bet seventh, sending Hellmuth into the tank.
Hellmuth cut out a raise, but then tossed in calling chips, declaring that he had "a pretty good seven".
Gamble rolled over in the hole for a better seven than Hellmuth. Gamble's stack now soars toward the chip lead while Hellmuth dropped about a quarter of his stack.
Razz
The cards of John Bunch were already scrambled together while one player at the table remarked "wow that is a nice hand". Gina Hecht had made a sixty-five and that sent Bunch out in 23rd place.
Stud Hi-Lo Regular
Kevin Gerhart won a Badugi hand without showdown after he bet for the second time against Allan Le. The game type then switched to Stud Hi-Lo Regular.
Kevin Gerhart: / 
Eli Elezra: / 
fold
Naoya Kihara folded on fifth when Kevin Gerhart bet an open pair of aces. Eli Elezra was curious enough to stick around but then folded to another bet on sixth street.
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