Sebastian Pauli: 
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Opponent: /[Ax5x4x10]/
Sebastian Pauli called a bet on fifth street from an opponent to his left, then led out on sixth.
His opponent called, then tank-called another bet on seventh. Pauli showed 
for a 7-4-3-2-A to take the pot and approach 100,000.
Daniel Strelitz: 
Robert Chow: 
First All-in Player: 
Second All-in Player:
A player was already all in before Daniel Strelitz bet on fourth street, Robert Chow called, and another player raised all in. Both Strelitz and Chow called.
On fifth, Strelitz bet, Chow raised, Strelitz re-raised, and Chow re-raised all in himself. "Casual four-way all in in a Razz pot," Strelitz said as he called.
Strelitz finished with for an eight-low, Chow had , missing his wheel draw, while the other two opponents couldn't beat Strelitz as he scooped the entire pot, eliminating three players.
"I was trying to keep it small," Strelitz said after the hand.
Naoya Kihara: /
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Daniel Zack: //
Opponent: /
- folded
Daniel Zack completed before Naoya Kihara raised all in. Another opponent called, as did Zack.
Zack bet again on fifth street and his opponent called to create a side pot. "I'm dead," Kihara said after drawing a jack on sixth, standing up from his seat.
The other opponent led out with a bet and Zack raised, forcing a fold. Zack turned over for 6-4-3-2-A.
"Drawing live," Matt Glantz joked as Kihara turned over and was already drawing dead.
Level: 11
Ante - 300
Bring In - 300
Limits 1200-2400
Whitney Bell: /
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Randy Ohel: //
All-In Player: //
Whitney Bell bet on sixth street and was called by Randy Ohel. Another opponent then raised all in, and both Bell and Ohel called.
Bell bet again on seventh to create a side pot. "Oh, I improved," Ohel said as he stuck in a call.
Bell turned over for 6-5-4-3-A as Ohel was left with a seven-low and the other opponent a walk to the exit.
"What do you say," the eliminated opponent asked Ohel.
"You could say have fun kids. That's my line," Ohel said as the knocked-out player wished the table luck before heading out.
With registration now closed, tournament officials just announced the prize pool for this event.
There were 383 entries, generating a prize pool of $511,305. The top 58 players will finish in the money, with the champion earning $115,723 and the World Series of Poker gold bracelet.
Nate Silver: 
Patrick Leonard:
Jonathan Williams: /
Nate Silver was all in and up against Patrick Leonard and Jonathan Williams.
Leonard finished with an 8-7-4-3-A and Williams mucked, while Silver was left with 10-5-4-3-A to hit the rail.
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