Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Brandon Shack-Harris raised his final 55,000 chips and called by Robert Wells.
Brandon Shack-Harris: 
Robert Wells: 
Wells took the lead on the 
flop, and the 
turn and 
river were no help to Shack-Harris who wished the rest of the table good luck as he exited the tournament area.
Shaun Deeb's tournament came to an end on the first end back from dinner break. Robert McLaughlin joined him at the payout desk a few moments later.
Stud 8 or Better
Thomas Brown: 
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Bruno Fitoussi: /
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Thomas Brown and Bruno Fitoussi were heads-up on fifth street when Brown put out a bet and the French pro called.
Brown bet again on sixth and Fitoussi called. Fitoussi faced another bet on seventh and again flung in the chips to call.
Brown flipped over 
for trip jacks and Fitoussi nodded his head in acknowledgement before mucking his cards.
Level: 22
Limits: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
Players have been sent on a 60-minute dinner break.
The action will resume at 9:35 p.m. local time.
2-7 Triple Draw
Richard Bai raised from early position and Sokchheka Pho called in the small blind.
Both players took two and Bai bet out. Pho called and took two more, while Bai drew one.
Bai bet again and Pho called after the second draw. Pho stood pat this time and Bai took one more.
Pho led out this time and Bai snap-called.
"Queen," Pho announced, but Bai showed 
to take the pot.
"Unbelievable. How good does he run," tablemate Yosif Nawabi said after the hand as Bai eclipsed 1,000,000
2-7 Triple Draw
Jeff Shulman raised from the button before Menikos Panagiotou re-raised in the small blind.
"You reraise, baby," Scotty Nguyen asked before he put in a four-bet from the big blind. Shulman got out of the way, but Panagiotou called and took two.
Nguyen stood pat and bet out, with Panagiotou calling and taking another two. He check-called another bet after the second draw and stood pat.
Nguyen bet again and Panagiotou quickly called. Nguyen showed 
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"I want one card," Panagiotou joked with the dealer before taking the top card from the deck. He flipped it over and would have made if he had drawn.
No-Limit Hold'em
A few hands after folding the river to a shove from Hye Park, Valentin Vornicu was all in for his last 135,000 from the small blind and up against big blind Noah Bronstein.
Valentin Vornicu: 
Noah Bronstein:
Vornicu was dominated and the 
board was not what he was hoping to see as the 12-time circuit ring winner made his way to the payout desk.
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