No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Timothy Riordan opened to 7,000 from the cutoff and received calls from Ruth Sun in the small blind and Chino Rheem in the big blind. Riordan and Sun both drew one while Rheem drew two.
All three players checked after the draw. Sun tabled Q♥9♠6♦5♠2♥ for queen-low to take the pot.
Badeucy
James Tilton was already all in as Bradley Jansen and Young Ko built a side pot on the second draw. Ko bet from under the gun and Jansen called on the button.
Jansen took two, Tilton one, while Ko stood pat. Ko then bet, but this time Jansen raised. Ko got out of the way.
Jansen showed 8♦6♠4♥3♣2♥ for an 8-6 low and 8-6 Badugi as Tilton turned over A♥6♣4♠3♥. He needed to catch a diamond to survive, and he slowly flipped over the 7♦ to make a 7-6 Badugi and chop the pot.
No-Limit Hold’em
Robert Wells opened the hijack to 6,000 and received calls from Shaun Deeb on the button and Yueqi Zhu in the big blind.
On the K♥J♦4♣ flop, the action checked to Deeb who bet 8,000. Zhu folded and Wells called.
The 2♥ peeled off on the turn. Wells check-called another bet from Deeb for 17,000.
The 5♥ completed the board. Wells checked for a third time and Deeb counted out a bet of 60,500. Wells deliberated for a while before he decided to call. Deeb revealed A♥A♦ to drag a massive pot shortly before the bubble.
Razz
Taylor Paur: XxXx/3xAx5x
Opponent: XxXx/9xAxQx
An opponent raised with a nine on third street and Taylor Paur reraised with his three. His opponent called.
Paur bet again on fourth and was met with a call. Paur and his opponent then got all in on fifth.
Paur ended up with a 7-5-4-3-A and his opponent didn't even bother to look at his last cards before he mucked and headed for the rail.
With 81 players remaining, play is now going hand-for-hand until there is one more elimination.
Level: 18
Limit Flop/Draw: 4,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000 Ante, 2,000 Bring-In, 8,000 Completion 8,000-16,000 Limits
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 4,000/6,000 Ante, 2,000-4,000 Blinds
Seven Card Stud
John Hennigan: XxXx/9♥5♣4♣8♣/Xx
Max Hoffman: XxXx/5♠10♣6♦7♠/Xx
Max Hoffman bet on both third and fourth streets. John Hennigan called on third, but then raised fourth.
Hoffman called, then proceeded to call bets on fifth, sixth, and seventh. Hennigan turned over Q♥7♦6♠ for a straight and Hoffman mucked, dropping down to less than 10,000 on the money bubble.
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