Limit Hold'em
Heads-up on a 4♣Q♠6♣ flop, Matthew Schultz bet from the button and Obli Prabhu called.
The turn came the K♣ and Schultz fired out another bet. Prabhu called to the A♥ river, where both players checked.
Prabhu turned over K♠10♥ for the turned pair of kings and Schultz mucked.
Seven Card Stud
Josh Arieh won't be adding another bracelet to his collection after busting this event in a hand against Daniel Strelitz.
According to Strelitz, he had Jx9x8x8x3xAx and Arieh was chasing a Broadway straight draw but couldn't catch a pair, hitting the rail a day after winning his fifth bracelet in the $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Anthony Zinno was all in from the small blind for his last 56,000 and up against Allan Le.
Anthony Zinno: 8♣Q♦J♦9♠
Allan Le: K♣K♦4♦3♠
Zinno hit two pair on the J♣A♦Q♠ flop to take the lead, but the board ran out 7♠A♠ and Le made aces and kings to send him to the rail.
"Bad luck," a tablemate told Zinno on his way to the payout cage.
"It was a flip. Whatever," Zinno replied, taking the beat in stride.
Razz
Lindsey McDougal: 8x6x5x2xAx/QxQx
Caleb Shumard: 9x7x6x5x4x/Jx7x
Cards were on their backs and the pot was being pushed to Caleb Shumard as the final woman in the field, Lindsey McDougal was gathering her belongings.
The order of the cards was unclear, but the completed hands showed McDougal with a nine-seven, while Shumard had made an eight-six.
No-Limit Hold'em
Hugh Joiner and David "Bakes" Baker built a pot of around 60,000 heading to the turn on a board of 3♦5♣6♠6♦. Baker, in the cutoff, bet 37,000 and Joiner called.
The river came the Q♥ and Baker fired out another 84,000. Joiner paused for a moment before announcing he was all in for around 205,000.
Baker quickly sent his cards into the muck. "Quads or fives," tablemate Ashish Gupta asked Joiner, who didn't respond and returned his cards face down.
Limit Omaha 8 or Better
Bets and raises were exchanged preflop that led to Drew Scott being left with just 2,000 chips to see the flop against Anthony Zinno and Matthew Wolfson.
The players all checked the 4♦2♥K♠ flop, then on the 9♥ turn, Zinno bet, Wolfson called and Scott committed his final chips.
The players checked the Q♥ river and the hands were revealed.
Drew Scott: A♦J♣9♣5♦
Anthony Zinno: A♣Q♠J♠J♦
Matthew Wolfson: A♥4♣2♣2♦
Wolfson scooped the pot with his set of deuces to eliminate Scott.
Seven Card Stud
James Calder Knight: XxXx/Q♣9♦4♠6♥/Xx
Sampo Ryynanen: XxXx/J♠2♠7♦2♥/Xx
Rupesh Pattni: XxXx/K♠9♣7♥7♣/Xx
James Calder Knight bet on sixth street and was called by both Sampo Ryynanen and Rupesh Pattni.
On seventh, Knight bet again before Ryynanen put in a raise. Pattni folded, but Knight tanked for a moment before he reraised. Ryynanen quickly called.
Knight turned over Q♦Q♥Q♠ for quad queens as he took down a massive pot.
Seven Card Stud
Drew Scott: XxXx/8♣8♦3♠3♣/Xx
Mike Kim: XxXx/9♠A♥9♣3♦/Xx
With a big pot already in the middle heading to seventh street, Drew Scott bet as action went on Mike Kim.
"Do you have quads," Kim asked as he tanked for about a minute. Kim eventually put in a raise and Drew sighed and made a reluctant call.
Kim turned over A♠K♦9♥ for aces full of nines and Scott surrendered most of his stack.
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