Limit Hold'em
Kevin Gerhart defended his big blind and then bet the turn and river of a 
board. His sole remaining opponent called and Gerhart tabled the 
for broadway to chip up and add more ammunition to his title defense.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
Chip Jett: 
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Eric Rodawig: 
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Chip Jett was all-in with a very short stack and celebrated a split pot when his dominated pair of treys spiked a low. Eric Rodawig, however, spiked a deuce on seventh to make the superior low and earn the entire pot.
Several players at the table then chimed in that one shall not celebrate early.
Andrew Barber was last spotted with a short stack but his seat is now open. The elimination was confirmed via social media, as Barber posted the following update on Twitter.
Short in the 10k HORSE, I get KK utg on the last hand of hold ‘em. I raise and it folds around to the BB who is dec… https://t.co/jWuCh8mXh5
— Andrew Barber 🌐 (@abarber1)
Brian Hastings was also spotted for just a very short time in the tournament area, as his late entry turned into a very short shift and he quickly ran out of chips. The 2019 champion Greg Mueller has likewise vanished after he became a short stack not long ago.
Seven Card Stud
In a heads-up pot that had already reached seventh street, a short stack was all in with the 
board showing. Matt Grapenthien mulled it over for more than a minute and eventually called with his board showing only 
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The all-in player announced just a pair of jacks as they played their board. Grapenthien was relieved and tabled the 
for a pair of kings to score the knockout.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Andre Akkari: 
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Aditya Prasetyo: / 
Kosei Ichinose: / 
Aditya Prasetyo and Kosei Ichinose called a raise from Andre Akkari, and did the same facing a bet on fifth and sixth street.
Akkari continued to apply the pressure, betting seventh street after a pair of checks. Prasetyo and Ichinose both folded, as Akkari added a nice pot to his stack.
Razz
Daniel Weinman: / 
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Aaron Kupin: / 
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Daniel Weinman was pained by the final bet of Aaron Kupin and talked through possible hands for a while with a pair of fives and a queen-ten showing. Kupin had sixes and ten-five on his board and was eventually paid off to reveal the 
for the scoop.
Razz
Randy Ohel: 
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Craig Chait: 
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A short-stacked Randy Ohel was all in after fourth street and had a ten-draw, while Craig Chait had an eighty-seven draw. While Chait caught some point, things got much worse for Ohel as he paired the ace and then got another king. Chait spiked a nine eventually and Ohel caught another ace.
"Have fun guys," he wished everyone before grabbing his belongings and heading to the rail.
Razz
Erik Seidel: [5] / 
Greg Mueller: / 
Erik Seidel's chips were in the middle, and the hand was heads up after Greg Mueller bet Joao Vieira out of the pot.
Seidel was leading the entire way as Mueller was unable to improve saying, "I paired all of my cards".
Omaha Hi-Lo
In the last hand of Omaha Hi-Lo, the board was just mucked and Felipe Ramos was all smiles. "If I win this tournament, you gotta talk about this hand."
Ramos' had a gutterball on the flop and instead made a wheel on the river to double through Cary Katz with the 
for all the pairs. However, there was no low for Katz and Ramos scooped to pull Katz into more misery.
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