Stud 8 or better
Michael Chow was all-in for his last 390,000 against David Bach on third street.
Michael Chow: 
David Bach: 
David Bach made two-pair aces and sixes and that was enough to eliminate Michael Chow from this tournament
Seven Card Stud 8 or Better
Kijoon Park: 
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Phil Long: 
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Michael Chow: /
- folded fifth street
Phil Long defended his bring-in after Michael Chow raised and Kijoon Park called.
With the betting lead on fourth, Chow bet and was called by both opponents.
On fifth street, Chow slowed down and checked, opening the door for Park to bet and Long to call. Chow then folded.
Park then bet on sixth and seventh streets, with Long visibly annoyed on seventh with the situation.
Ultimately he showed in the hole, scooped up his cards and mucked then, sending another pot to Park, who is approaching ten million chips.
With six players remaining, the tournament staff has decided that if play is not completed within the next two levels, play will be halted for the night and the remaining players will come back tomorrow to finish.
However, if only two players remain at the end of these two levels, they will be offered an extra level to potentially complete play.
Level: 29
Limit Flop/Draw:
Blinds: 80,000/150,000 Limits: 150,000-300,000
Stud Games:
Ante: 30,000 Bring-in: 50,000 Complete: 150,000
Limits: 150,000-300,000
No-Limit/Pot-Limit Ante: 80,000/120,000
Small Blind 40,000 Big Blind 80,000
The final six players have been sent on a 15-minute break.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Michael Chow raised to 140,000 in first position and was called by Andre Akkari in the big blind.
Each player drew one and Akkari checked. Chow then moved all in for Akkari's 410,000 effective and the Brazilian called.
Chow showed 
, but Akkari showed 
for a one-card draw cooler to double to over a million chips.
Pot Limit Omaha
Phil Long raised and Andre Akkari three-bet from the button, which was almost enough to put Long at risk.
A flop of 
came on the table, and the rest of Long's Stack went in the pot.
Andre Akkari: 
Phil Long: 
Long made a straight on the flop, after a 
and a completed that board, he was shipped a double up.
Razz
Nick Guagenti has been ousted from the tournament after being wheeled away by David Bach in Razz.
The last of Guagenti's short stack went in on fourth street, and by sixth, he was drawing dead to Bach's made seven.
Just for good measure on seventh street, the three-time bracelet winner made a wheel to solidify his victory as Guagenti headed for the exit.
Razz
Andre Akkari: /
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Taylor Paur: /
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Andre Akkari bet every street, and Paur called each time, even if he was looking sad when he saw his opponent's card on every street. On the seventh street, both players checked and Akkari showed 
. It was the winning hand.
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