Razz
Johnson Phanyaseng: 
Walter Chambers: 
Action was caught on the sixth street. Chambers bet, but Phanyaseng raised him. Chamber called, before Phanyaseng bet again. He called, not that happy, and Johnson Phanyaseng announced a 7-6. Enough to take the pot, Chambers showed only a 9-8.
2-7 NL Single Draw
Fabrice Soulier was caught with a short stack of 4,000, and all-in against Dane Coltman and a third player.
Soulier asked for one card, the third player asked for two cards and Coltman stood pat.
Coltman bet, the third player folded, and he could show his hand. With a 9-8, he was able to eliminate the French player, who confessed that he lost almost every hand he played in these first two hours of play today.
Level: 13
Limit Flop/Draw:
Blinds: 2,000/4,000 Limits: 4,000-8,000
Stud Games:
Ante: 1,000 Bring-in: 1,000 Complete: 4,000
Limits: 4,000-8,000
No-Limit/Pot-Limit Ante: 2,000/3,000
Small Blind 1,000 Big Blind 2,000
Players are now enjoying their first 15-minute break of the day.
Daniel Negreanu is off to a great start today. A few minutes before the first break of the day, he was seen with almost 274,000.
On a Stud hand, he took some chips from Gilles Lamy with just a pair of kings in his two first hole cards. On the hand just after, he scooped another pot in Omaha 8 or better.
"He's lucky today", confessed Lamy. For now, he's among the big stacks.
Pot Limit Omaha
Alexander Condon bet 3,800 from under-the-gun and was called by Nick Guagenti in the small blind and Steve Zolotow in the big blind.
The 
flop allowed Condon to continue for 4,300 and was called by Guagenti, Zolotow folded.
The 
turn encouraged Guagenti to lead out for 11,600 which gained a call from Condon. The 
came on the river and Guagenti put out a hefty bet of 40,000. Condon mulled over his decision before eventually folding.
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Razz
Dominick Sarle was seen all-in pretty early in this hand. He faced two players until the fifth street, while he finished heads up with Artur Saakyants.
Dominick Sarle: 
Artur Saakyants: 
Before he get his last card, Saakyants announced he was going to have a five, and so that Sarle will have no more chance to survive. He did get a 
and Sarle just turn the 
to finish his tournament.
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