Seven-Card Stud
Phil Ivey: 
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Christopher McHugh: /
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Phil Ivey bet on fifth street and received a call from Christopher McHugh.
Ivey continued betting on both sixth and seventh, with McHugh calling him down.
"Aces up," Ivey announced, turning over 
for two pair as McHugh mucked.
Omaha 8 or Better
On a 
board, Shirley Rosario bet on every street and Tamon Nakamura called, though didn't seem happy about it on the river.
"Aces up and ace-two," announced Rosario, before she show 
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Nakamura could not show a better hand and mucked.
Level: 24
Limits: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
Players are now enjoying their last 15-minutes break. Two more levels will be played before the end of the day.
Seven-Card Stud
Nathaniel Parenti: /
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Damjan Radanov: /
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Nathaniel Parenti completed, then called when Damjan Radanov raised. Radanov bet again on fourth and Parenti stuck around.
Both players checked on fifth before Parenti led out with a bet on sixth. Radanov called but folded to a bet on seventh.
The table is still talking about Jason Daly and his controversial seat change.
"You owe the tournament official 10 percent of your winnings," a tablemate told Daly.
"That's an awful ruling," Ray Henson added, saying it opens up the possibility of anyone just choosing what table to sit at while acknowledging Daly made an honest mistake.
Razz
Frederik Brink: /
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Maurizio Melara: /
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Manuel Labandeira: /
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Frederik Brink was all in on third street as Maurizio Melara and Manuel Labandeira built a side pot.
Melara bet on fourth and was called. Labandeira raised when Melara bet again on fifth, Melara called, then Melara moved all in for 31,000.
Labandeira called and Melara ended up with 
for 8-6-5-4-A. Labandeira surrendered the side pot, while Brink was eliminated.
Razz
The field is now down to five tables, that's official after the elimination of Geoffrey Hum at the hands of Peter Brownstein.
When the chips went in is a mystery, but the following cards were spread out in front of each player
Peter Brownstein: 
Geoffrey Hum: 
Hum made a ten-seven low but it was no good as Brownstein had an eight-seven to score the knockout.
Seven Card Stud
Tamon Nakamura: /
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Richard Bai: /
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Richard Bai led into Tamon Nakamura on fifth street and the Japanese star called.
Nakamura took the lead on sixth with a bet and Bai called before Nakamura flung out two more green 25,000 chips on seventh.
Bai folded his cards this time as Nakamura showed 
in the hole for a full house.
"Almost impossible to bluff," Bai said following the hand.
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