Action was picked up on fourth street between Niall Farrell and an opponent.
Niall Farrell: 
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Opponent: /
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On fourth and fifth street, Farrell called a bet from his opponent.
On sixth street the action checked through to the river where the opponent checked and Farrell bet. "I can only beat you, if you have a full house," said his opponent before quickly mucking his hand.
Liam Murphy: /
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Jon Longway: /
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Jon Longway put in a bet on fifth street and was called by Liam Murphy.
"You're a sticky player," Longway said as Murphy led out on sixth.
"Street Razz. This isn't online. This is live," Murphy replied. Longway called before Murphy checked on seventh.
Longway grabbed the chips for a bet and moved them forward but decided to check behind.
"What was that. What a sicko," Murphy said, turning over for 9-8-5-4-3 to win the pot.
"If they had VAR in poker, that would be a bet," a tablemate added after the hand.
Level: 7
Ante - 100
Bring In - 200
Limits - 600-1200
The players have gone on a 15-minute break.
Craig Chait: //
Opponent: /
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Craig Chait called bets on fifth and sixth streets as he and an opponent headed to seventh.
Chait's opponent bet again on seventh. "I can beat a nine. So I guess I have to call just in case you didn't improve," Chait said as he threw in the chips.
"If you could beat a nine, you win," his opponent said, turning over another ace. Chait showed 
for 8-7-6-5-4 to win the pot.
The clock currently read 324 entrants, surpassing last years 311. With three more levels of late registration, this field will continue to grow for another two hours.
Shaun Deeb completed and was looked up by one other player.
Shaun Deeb: //
Opponent: //
On fourth street, Deeb called his opponents bet and the same series of events occured on fifth street.
On sixth street, the betting lead switched and Deeb led out while his opponent called.
On seventh street, Deeb bet once more and this time his opponent thought for a bit before tossing his hand into the muck, giving Deeb the pot.
Mike Brewer: //
Nick Kiley: //
Opponent: / - folded
Bracelet winner Nick Kiley bet on fifth street and was called by two opponents, including Mike Brewer. Another bet on sixth was enough to chase away one opponent, but Brewer stuck around to seventh.
On seventh, Kiley bet again. "Raise," Brewer announced and Kiley eventually called.
Brewer turned over . "Just a wheel," a tablemate said as Kiley mucked, later saying he had .
Daniel Strelitz: //
Opponent: //
Daniel Strelitz raised on third street, then proceeded to bet down to seventh. An opponent to his immediate right called as they went heads-up to the final card.
On seventh, the dealer accidentally gave Strelitz's opponent an eight face up. The floor had to be called over and it was ruled Strelitz would still get a down card, while the eight would be shuffled back into the back.
His opponent got another card, but quickly folded when Strelitz put out a bet. The dealer apologized after the hand, but the defeated player shrugged off the incident.
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