Razz
Donny Rubinstein: 
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Frankie O'Dell: / 
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Donny Rubinstein called an early position raise from Frankie O'Dell after bringing in with a king, and led out on fourth street.
O'Dell called before raising on fifth street, while Rubinstein called and led out again on sixth.
O'Dell took a moment before deciding to make the call, and slid out calling chips one more time on seventh before Rubinstein showed 
to take the pot.
Registration has hit 330 entries on level two, with many more lined up to enter shortly.
Razz
Eugene Katchalov: /
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Eugene Katchalov called bets on both fifth and sixth streets from an opponent on his right.
On seventh street, Katchalov's opponent bet again and he called with some hesitation.
"Just a queen," his opponent said, but Katchalov showed for 8-5-4-2-A to win the pot.
Seven Card Stud
Scott Seiver: /
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Scott Seiver just took his seat in this tournament and has already taken down a big pot with a flush.
Seiver bet on sixth street and received a call from an opponent to his right. His opponent led out on seventh, Seiver raised, and the other player called right away.
"Flush," Seiver announced, turning over 
to win the pot.
Players spotted taking their seats as Level 2 began include 2019 Player of the Year Robert Campbell and two-time bracelet winner Ryan Hughes, who made the final table of this event last year.
Level: 2
Limits: 300/600
Ante: 0
Seven Card Stud
Eddie Blumenthal: /
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David "ODB" Baker: /
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Heads-up on fifth street, David "ODB" Baker put out a bet and was called by Eddie Blumenthal.
Blumenthal, with four to a straight showing, bet on sixth with Baker calling. Both players checked on seventh.
Baker, who won his first WSOP bracelet in an Eight Game Mix event in 2012, flashed a queen for a pair, but Blumenthal turned over 
for two pair, jacks and sixes, to add to his stack early on Day 1.
2-7 Lowball Triple Draw
David Back raised from the small blind to find one called across the table. Bach patted and bet as his opponent drew one, with the action repeated all the next two draws.
Bach's final bet was enough to produce a fold, scoring an early pot.
2-7 Lowball Triple Draw
After raising on the button, Carol Fuchs was called and drew two cards. Her opponent took one and both players checked before taking one on the second draw.
Fuchs threw out another bet which was called, and she patted the table while her opponent drew one again. Fuchs checked and turned over as her opponent mucked.
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