Seven Card Stud
Craig Chait: 
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Eric Wasserson: / 
- folded on fifth street
Craig Chait completed and Eric Wasserson called to get the hand heads-up. Chait bet on fourth street and Wasserson called. Chait bet once more on fifth street and Wasserson quickly folded.
"You didn't have an ace," Wasserson said as he folded.
"No I didn't. But I hit that street," Chait said before revealing a queen in his hand.
Seven Card Stud
Jerry Wong: / 
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Mike Gorodinsky: / 
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Jerry Wong completed with a nine and Mike Gorodinsky raised for Wong to call. On fourth street, Wong bet his ace to get called by Gorodinsky and they checked fifth and sixth street. After seventh, Wong checked once more and Gorodinsky bet in order to force a very reluctant fold.
Craig Chait: 
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Eric Wasserson: /
- folded sixth street
Craig Chait completed showing a three and Wasserson made the call on his left showing an eight.
"I have a good hand," said Chait.
"You're not just raising with nothing there?" said Wasserson.
"I mean theoretically, yes, but not this time," replied Chait.
Wasserson found a deuce on fourth and bet.
"You don't have to call," said Wasserson. But Chait did call.
On fifth, Wasserson bet again and Chait went nowhere, making the call.
On sixth street, Chait hit an eight of his own and bet, Wasserson made the fold.
Chait showed for his hole cards.
"If you would have told me you had a good hand before I called, I would have folded. But you didn't, I already called," joked Wasserson.
Razz
Andrew Yeh: / 
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Brad Ruben: / /
Andrew Yeh completed and then bet his lead all the way. Brad Ruben was the only caller until sixth street and then folded on seventh.
Bryce Yockey: / /
Brad Ruben: / /
Bryce Yockey then completed with a deuce and Ruben called. Yockey bet his lead on fourth and fifth, then checked back sixth when Ruben had the lead. Ruben check-called seventh and Yockey announced an eight-seven-four, which Ruben had beat holding the for a seventy-six.
Philip Long and Bryce Yockey claimed the last two pots in Razz on their table with the last pot, Yockey moved further away at the top of the leaderboard when he paired up but his perfect nine was good enough against Mike Gorodinsky and his trips seven.
Level: 19
Limit Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Stud Blinds: 10,000/25,000 Ante: 5,000
Limits: 25,000/50,000
Upon completion of the last few hands in level 18, the remaining 16 contenders have been sent into a scheduled 10-minute break.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Eric Rodawig raised in middle position and Eric Wasserson flat-called from the cutoff, while Gary Benson also came along from the button.
The flop came 
and no action took place for about a minute before the table informed Rodawig the action was on him.
"Oh, shit!" Rodawig said before checking.
"I figured you didn't know it was on you. Especially when you said, 'Oh, shit!'" said Wasserson, who then checked.
Benson fired a bet and both opponents called. Wasserson then led out on the 
turn and only Benson called. Wasserson checked on the 
river and Benson checked back.
Wasserson tabled 
for a pair of aces, which was good enough to scoop the pot.
Razz
Andrew Yeh: / /
Ben Lamb: / /
Andrew Yeh had the lead but check-called bets by Ben Lamb from fourth to sixth street. On Seventh, Yeh check-raised and Lamb reluctantly paid it off to get shown the 
for a seven-six-four.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Christopher Chung raised from early position and found two callers, John Racener on his immediate left and Eric Wasserson from the big blind.
The flop ran out . Wasserson checked in flow and Chung continued with a bet. Racener quickly folded and Wasserson made the call.
The 
hit the turn and Wasserson again check-called a bet from Chung.
On the river, Wasserson checked the final street and Chung fired the final bullet. After some thought, Wasserson laid it down.
"Were clubs good?" asked Wasserson.
"I had jack-high clubs," replied Chung.
"Jack-high clubs? Maybe I had the best high, I had ace-three," shared Wasserson.
"No," responded Chung. "Gin card on the turn."
"Nice hand," said Wasserson. "I keep getting scooped."
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