Omaha Hi-Lo
Joey Couden raised in the cutoff and was called only by Gary Benson in the big blind. The Aussie then bet all the way on a board of 
and Couden called to get shown the 
for the nut straight. "It's good," Couden said and tapped the table in defeat as he had no low at his disposal.
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No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Kimberly Stone shoved her last 3,300 into the middle from the cutoff and Donny Rubinstein called from the button. Stone drew one card and Rubinstein took two.
Rubinstein made a jack-ten with 
, but Stone secured the double with 
.
On the next hand, Joshua Heinzl raised to 600 from the button and Marcelo Valladaresderesen called from the big blind. Heinzl stood pat and Valladaresderesen took two. After the draw, Valladaresderesen check-folded when Heinzl fired 2,400.
Level: 4
Limit Flop/Draw:
Blinds: 300/600 Limits: 600-1,200
Stud Games:
Ante: 100 Bring-in: 200 Complete: 600
Limits: 600-1,200
No-Limit/Pot-Limit Ante: 300/500
Small Blind 200 Big Blind 300
Pot-Limit Omaha
Naoya Kihara bet 600 from the button and was called by both blinds.
The flop came 
and the big blind bet 2,500 and was called by Kihara and the small blind folded.
The 
on the turn saw the big blind apply the brakes and checked. Kihara bet 3,700 which forced the big blind to fold.
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Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
Jon Turner: 
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Artur Saakyants: 
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Three ways to fourth street, Jon Turner bet and Artur Saakyants raised to get called two ways including by Turner, who then bet again on fifth. Saakyants raised once more and this time just Turner called. After sixth, Saakyants bet again to pick up a call by Turner and bet in the dark on seventh.
Turner called and showed rolled up queens while Saakyants exposed his low and a straight draw. He then flipped over the final card, which was an ace as they chopped it up.
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In a three-way limit hold'em hand with 6,000 in the middle, they checked down the 
river and the small blind won the pot with 
for a pair of eights.
Razz
Nicolas Barthe: 
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Middle Position: /
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Late Position: //
Nicolas Barthe bet every street and was called by middle position until sixth street and late position until seventh street.
Barthe rolled over 
for the wheel and wins a 10,200 pot.
Razz
Kimberly Stone: / /
Walter Treccarichi: / 
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With two bets in after previous streets, Kim Stone and Walter Treccarichi then checked it down on seventh. Stone tabled the and won the pot with a jack-eight.
One table over, Razz was played as well and Gilles Lamy had an two treys on third and fourth showing, then peeled an ace. However, he picked up another trey and folded to a bet by Scotty Nguyen. "Come on, show me a full house since you three-bet me," Nguyen joked as his king-jack board took it down.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Action was three ways with a small pot building and 
on the board. A player in the big blind checked before Michael Trivett checked behind and another player in late position bet 1,500. Both the big blind and Trivett tossed in chips to call and the turn was 
.
All three players checked the turn and dropped on the river. The big blind bet 3,300 before Trivett committed 16,100 and his opponent in late position shoved while the big blind got out of the way. The showdown was heads up with Trivett at risk.
His opponent turned over 
for sevens full of fours.
"I can beat that," Trivett said as he turned over 
for eights full of fours to take the pot.
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