Jordan Siegel bet and Marco Johnson called after the first draw.
On the second draw Siegel drew one and Johnson drew two. Johnson called another bet and Siegel patted. Johnson drew one and both players checked.
Siegel showed 
and won the hand.
Shaun Deeb opened on the button and Brian Hastings defended out of the big blind.
Both players drew two on the initial draw and action checked through to the second draw where they again each took two. Hastings checked to Deeb, who threw out a bet and was called.
On the final draw Hastings took one while Deeb stood pat. Deeb then fired off another bet. Hastings mulled over his decision but ultimately made the call. Deeb showed eight-seven and Hastings mucked to keep Deeb chipping up.
Level: 20
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Limits: 30,000/60,000
The remaining six players have been sent on a 10-minute break.
Daniel Zack stood pat on the first draw and Shaun Deeb drew two. Zack bet and Deeb called.
Zack stood pat again and Deeb also drew two. Again Deeb called a bet in position.
Zack stood pat again and Deeb drew one. Both players checked and Zack showed 
Brian Hastings opened from the cutoff and Eric Wasserson defended out of the big blind.
Wasserson drew three on the initial draw and then checked to Hastings, who had taken two. Hastings led out and Wasserson called.
The second draw saw both players take two cards and action then checked through to the final draw where Wasserson took another two and Hastings drew just one. Wasserson then checked and Hastings fired out a bet, only to see Wasserson raise. Hastings did not hesitate before tossing his hand into the muck.
Eric Wasseron opened from the cutoff, Shaun Deeb raised on the button and Daniel Zack re-raised from the blinds. Both opponents called.
Zack drew one, Wasserson drew two and Deeb drew one. The three players checked and all drew one. Zack checked and Wasserson bet. He got two callers.
Zack drew one, Wasserson stood pat, and Deeb drew one. The three players checked and Wasserson won with
Brian Hastings opened from the cutoff and action folded to Yuval Bronshtein in the small blind, who three-bet. Hastings called to send the two players heads-up to the initial draw.
Bronshtein took one card to Hasting's two and then bet out. Hastings, after asking how much Bronshtein had behind, raised enough to put his opponent all in. Bronsthein made the call to put himself at risk.
Bronhstein stood pat on the second draw while Hastings took one. The same pattern was repeated during the final draw after which Bronshtein revealed he held . Hastings turned over 
before peeling to pip Bronshtein and send him home in 7th.
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