Omaha Hi-Lo
Throughout a board of 
, Tim Marsters bet all the way and had very few chips behind after the final bet. Paul Volpe called very reluctantly on the river suspecting Marters may have connected with the final community card.
Marsters flipped over his 
for a set of nines and Volpe flashed three of his cards including the 
.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Ben Lamb raised from the hijack and Jeff Madsen defended his big blind to the 
flop.
Lamb led out and was called, with the action repeating after the 
turn.
Both players checked down on the 
river, and Lamb revealed 
to scoop the pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Daniel Strelitz raised off a short stack and Philip Sternheimer reraised out of the small blind for Jerry Wong to call in the big blind, Strelitz also called. On the 
flop, Sternheimer checked and Wong bet, Strelitz moved all-in for 10,000 and Sternheimer called. Wong then reraised and was called by Sternheimer.
The 
turn and 
river brought just one more single bet of each active player into the middle and Strelitz flipped over the 
for a flush. Sternheimer had the 
for the wheel and won the low pot while Wong's cards were exposed for a moment only before they hit the muck.
Limit Hold'em
Kevin Song raised and called a three-bet from Eric Wasserson to see the 
flop.
Song then check-called the turn, while Wasserson fired again on the 
river.
Song took some time before making the call, and we quickly shown the bad news as Wasserson flipped over 
for top pair.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Joey Couden got the rest of his short stack in against Erik Sagstrom on a runout showing 
and had at least half the pot locked up on the turn.
Joey Couden: 
Erik Sagstrom: 
The river 
changed nothing, and Couden took three-quarters with his full house and ace-three low.
However, Couden was unable to run up his stack and was eliminated shortly after.
Limit Hold'em
In a battle of the blinds, Matt Grapenthien was all-in with a very short stack before the flop and faced Gary Benson in the following showdown.
Matt Grapenthien:
Gary Benson: 
The board ran out 
and Grapenthien made broadway to survive.
The new level kicked off without several notables and among them was the defending champion Kevin Gerhart. He had been very short and was eliminated by Anthony Zinno prior to the break.
Furthermore, Michael Trivett, Dylan Linde and Daniel Weinman have also been sent to the rail as well as some 11 tables are still in play.
Level: 12
Limit Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Stud Blinds: 2,000/5,000 Ante: 1,000
Limits: 5,000/10,000
There are only 88 players remaining after the first level of the day and those still in contention have been sent on a 10-minute break.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
Michael Mizrachi: / /
Michael Parizon: 
/ /
Michael Mizrachi was all-in with a short stack on sixth street and had the lead with a pair of aces and the nut flush draw. He had no low draw, however, which Michael Parizon had. The last street gave Parizon eights and deuces, which won it all when Mizrachi bricked with a blank trey.
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