Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Mike Wattel: 
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Anthony Zinno: 
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Mike Wattel led out on fifth and sixth streets, with Anthony Zinno making the calls. Both players then checked the river, with Wattel seemingly surprised to see his pair of queens hold up as the best hand to scoop the pot.
Razz
Tony Cousineau: 
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Tony Cousineau bet a favouring board against two opponents, who had a king-high with three low cards and ten-high with a pair of sixes respectively showing. Once they checked seventh, one of the opponents mucked a 
for the busted nut draw with a king and Cousineau won the pot with the 
for a nine.
"This is a great game, can we keep it?" Cousineau said with a big grin on the face while he raked in the pot.
Razz
Everett Carlton: / 
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Tom McCormick: / 6x] /
Roland Israelashvili: / folded on sixth street
Everett Carlton led out on fifth and sixth streets, finding calls from Tom McCormick but losing Roland Israelashvili along the way. Carlton then bet blind on seventh, so quickly that McCormick did not notice the action was on him.
McCormick turned over his paired three and slid his cards forward, with Carlton picking up a sizeable pot.
Razz
Kevin Gerhart: / /
Mark Gregorich: / 
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The defending champion Kevin Gerhart check-called on fifth street against Mark Gregorich and they then checked it down on sixth and seventh. Gerhart announced a king and flashed the 
to win the pot, as Gregorich mucked his cards.
"I don't like to take from friends," he replied in table chat when questioned for the lack of action after fifth street.
Seven Card Stud
Scott Ziebarth: / 
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Andrew Barber: / 
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On fifth street, John Monnette folded a king-jack high board when facing the bet of Scott Ziebarth and the call from Andrew Barber. Ziebarth bet both remaining streets to pick up a call by Barber and turn over the 
for a full house, tens full of nines to drag in a very healthy pot.
Razz
Bryce Yockey: / 
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Thomas Taylor: / folded on sixth
Qinghai Pan: / /
Thomas Taylor bet into Qinghai Pan and Bryce Yockey with the favouring board on fifth and then paired his ten on sixth. Pan bet and Yockey called while Taylor folded after some consideration. On seventh, Pan bet again and once Yockey called, he sent the cards into the muck to forfeit the pot.
While Yockey moved near the top of the leaderboard, Pan has dropped below half the starting stack.
Seven Card Stud
Scott Seiver: 
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Chris Grigorian: / 
Scott Seiver bet his open pair of queens on fifth street and was called by Chris Grigorian, who did the same on sixth. Seiver bet one final time on seventh and was called to showdown, announcing "flush" before turning over his cards. Grigorian mucked, sending the pot Seiver's way.
The field is now up to 99 entries and the tendency is certainly going towards a fairly large field in this mixed game contest. Below is a list of the last notable entries.
Level: 3
Limit Blinds: 400/800
Stud Blinds: 200/800 Ante: 800
Limits: 800/1,600
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