Matthew Schreiber opened from middle position, Jeremy Ausmus called in the small blind and Phil Hellmuth called in the big blind.
The flop came 4♥9♦Q♦. Action checked to Schreiber who bet 20,000 and both opponents called.
Schreiber bet 40,000 when checked to on the 7♦ turn. Ausmus folded before Hellmuth raised to 140,000. Schreiber shoved for a bit over 200,000 and Hellmuth snap-called with a covering stack.
Matthew Schreiber: 6♦5♦ 
Phil Hellmuth: K♦10♦
Schreiber was drawing dead with a small flush against Hellmuth's second-nut flush and after the 2♠ river he exited the tournament area.
Razz
Aaron Katz: 4x3x / 5x4x9xXx / Xx
Brian Yoon: 8x4x / 6x3x5xXx / Xx
Philip Sternheimer: XxXx / 2x6x9x - folded on fifth street
Action picked up on fifth after two bets went in from each player on fourth. Yoon led with the lowest board, Sternheimer folded, and Katz called all-in for his final 19,000.
Yoon had a made eight against the nine draw of Katz, who needed a lot of help to survive. On sixth, Katz caught a Qx and Yoon caught a 2x to leave Katz drawing dead as he wished his opponents farewell.
2-7 Triple Draw
Ali Eslami opened from under the gun and Kristopher Tong called all in with his stack of 38,000.
Eslami drew two before standing pat for the last two draws. Tong drew one for all three draws.
Kristopher Tong: 7x5x3x2x
Ali Eslami: 8x7x4x3x2x
Eslami was ahead with eight-seven perfect while Tong needed a four or six to extend his tournament life. Tong instead drew an Ax for his final draw and was sent to the rail while Eslami took the pot.
Razz
Dan Smith completed with a 4x showing, Nick Guagenti raised all in with 5x, and Smith called.
Guagenti had Ax4x6x9x6x showing by seventh street, but he was already drawing dead as Smith caught KxQx5x3x2xAx for a wheel. Guagenti didn't even bother looking at his last card before getting up from his seat and heading for the exit.
2-7 Triple Draw
Brian Tate was already all in from middle position as Phil Hellmuth and Matthew Schreiber built a side pot after the second draw. Schreiber bet from the small blind and Hellmuth raised in the cutoff. Schreiber took a minute before folding.
Tate drew one and Hellmuth stood pat. Tate was drawing to an eight, but it made little difference as Hellmuth showed 7x5x4x3x2x. Tate tossed his cards into the muck and headed off to the exit as Hellmuth raked in the pot.
Seven Card Stud
Johannes Becker: XxXx/A♦2♣K♦
Benny Glaser: XxXx/10♥6♥J♠
Benny Glaser completed, Johannes Becker raised, and Glaser called.
Becker bet on fourth street and Glaser called. Becker bet again on fifth, Glaser raised, and Becker called all in.
Glaser turned over 10♣6♣ for two pair, while Becker had 4♥4♣. Becker finished up with 7♦7♥ and could only improve to sevens and fours, while Glaser caught A♥7♠ and took the pot to send Becker to the rail.
No-Limit Hold'em
Jason Mercier moved all in for 47,000 from the cutoff and David "ODB" Baker called on the button. Dan Smith then reraised to 115,000 in the big blind, Baker reshoved for 350,000, and Smith folded.
Jason Mercier: A♠3♠
David "ODB" Baker: A♦Q♦
Mercier found himself dominated and immediately lost all hope of survival as the K♦5♦2♦ flop gave Baker the nut flush. The board ran out 3♣4♥ and Mercier was sent to the rail.
"Good luck. It was fun, until it wasn't," Mercier said on his way to the exit.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Tyler Moncek was all in for his final 60,000 from the cutoff, at risk against Ben Yu from the small blind.
Tyler Moncek: J♣8♦6♣5♥
Ben Yu: A♠A♥9♥6♠
Moncek needed some help to survive which he found on the Q♣8♥6♥ flop as he made two pair. However, Yu picked up the nut flush draw which came in on the 2♥ turn. Moncek needed to fill up on the river which he could not do as it came the 7♥, and he was eliminated but won the last longer against his brother, Michael.
Razz
Matthew Schreiber: XxXx/7x4x3x2x
Ben Lamb: XxXx/3x8xJx3x - folded on sixth street
Ben Lamb bet on fourth street and Matthew Schreiber called.
Schreiber then bet on fifth and Lamb called. "Thinking of trapping?" Lamb asked Schreiber on sixth before Schreiber put in another bet.
Lamb spread the pot and tanked for a minute before folding. "I might not be live. Am I live?" he asked Schreiber, who revealed an Ax as he took the pot.
At the same time at another table, Dan Shak was all in and up against Albert Daher.
Shak finished with 10x8x4xAxKxAxKx, while Daher had Ax2x2x6x4x3x5x for a wheel to send Shak to the rail.
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