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Omaha Hi-Lo
John Racener raised in the cutoff and on the button, David Tarbet called and Gary Bolden defended his big blind.
The flop rolled out 9♣4♠3♣ and action checked to Racener who bet and only Bolden called.
On the runout of K♣10♥, Bolden check-called both streets from Racener and then mucked after seeing Racener table A♠Q♥10♣5♣ for a flush, seeing Racener narrow the gap between himself and Bolden.
Stud Hi-Lo
John Racener completed with a 3♦ up and David Tarbet called with a 6♦ up.
John Racener: XxXx/3♦8♥4♣J♠/Xx 
David Tarbet: XxXx/6♦K♣7♠J♦/Xx
Tarbet check-called a bet on fourth street while fifth and sixth street checked through.
"You have the best hand at the moment," said Racener after Tarbet checked dark on seventh street. Racener looked at his hand and moved all in for his last bet.
"Which way do I need to improve?" asked Tarbet and Racener shrugged. Tarbet peeled his last card and flashed it as a 9♠, implying he did not make a low or good enough high to call and Racener raked in the pot.
There's never a good way to bust from the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event. But there aren't many ways more soul-crushing than with pocket aces deep on Day 7. Just ask Daniel Zadok.
At the time of publishing, 26 of the record-setting 10,112 players in the $10,000 buy-in world championship event remained. A minimum payout of $350,000 is in store for every player still kicking. Zadok, thanks to an unfortunate flop, is not one of them.
Gary Bolden: XxXxXx/ J♠10♦Q♠Q♥
Travis Trail: Jx3x9x/ 9♥3♣2♥2♣ folded on seventh street
Travis Trail completed the bet, when Gary Bolden raised. Trail made the call.
Trail called bets from Bolden on fourth, fifth, and sixth street.
On seventh street Bolden bet again and sent Trail into the tank. After over a minute of debating his decision, Trail folded two pair face up, and gave the pot to Bolden.
Razz
Gary Bolden completed with an Ax up and Luis Velador moved all in with a 4x up which saw only Bolden call.
Luis Velador: 6x2x/4xJx9x8x/Qx
Gary Bolden: 10x4x/Ax9x7x5x/Qx
Bolden ended up with a nine-seven which was good against Velador's nine-eight and Bolden scooped another pot while Velador took his leave from the tournament.
Level: 30
Limit Flop: 100,000-200,000, 200,000-400,000 Limits
Stud Games: 50,000-200,000, 200,000-400,000 Limits, 50,000 Ante
Action folded to David "ODB" Baker on the button, and he raised, and Gary Bolden made the call.
The flop came 7♦10♥2♣ and after Bolden checked, Baker went all in for 105,000. Bolden quickly called to put Baker at risk.
David "ODB" Baker: A♣6♥6♦3x
Gary Bolden: A♠A♦K♦4♣
Bolden was ahead with his pair of aces, and when the board ran out J♦ on the turn, and 3♠ on the river, Bolden aces were best, and his ace-four low scooped the pot, and eliminated Baker in sixth place.
Hold'em
Gary Bolden raised in the hijack and Jeremy Ausmus defended his big blind.
The flop rolled out K♣9♦6♠ and Ausmus checked over to Bolden who bet. Ausmus looked back at his hand, raised for the last couple of chips he had and Bolden called.
Jeremy Ausmus: K♥5♥
Gary Bolden: K♠J♥
The board ran out 10♦9♠ and the kings and nines with a jack were good for Bolden while WSOP POY contender Ausmus was eliminated from the tournament.
John Racener raised from middle position, and Jeremy Ausmus three-bet on the button. When action folded back to Racener, he called.
Both players checked on the 9♣4♠10♦ flop.
After the J♠ turn, Racener bet and Ausmus called.
The river was the K♥ and both players checked again.
Racener tabled 9♠9♥ for a set of nines, and Ausmus mucked to give the pot to Racener.
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