Level: 14
Limit Flop: 10,000-15,000 Blinds, 15,000-30,000 Limits
Stud Games: 4,000 Ante, 5,000 Bring-In, 15,000 Completion, 15,000-30,000 Limits
Level: 14
Limit Flop: 10,000-15,000 Blinds, 15,000-30,000 Limits
Stud Games: 4,000 Ante, 5,000 Bring-In, 15,000 Completion, 15,000-30,000 Limits
Seven Card Stud
Ryutaro Suzuki: XxXx / 9♣A♥A♦J♠ / Xx
Esther Taylor: 6♠3♠ / 5♠2♠10♦Q♥ / 5♥
Paul Volpe: 8♥6♥ / 10♥9♥4♠7♦ / 8♣
In three-way action, Esther Taylor was already all-in and at risk awaiting her fate when Paul Volpe bet out Ryutaro Suzuki on seventh street.
Volpe showed his eight-six suited in the hole first for the ten-high straight while Taylor revealed her missed gutshot straight flush draw that had become a pair of fives only. The table broke right after with one full table gone in the last few minutes.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Dylan Weisman raised on the button and called a three-bet from Alex Foxen in the small blind.
Foxen bet and then called after Weisman raised on the 2♥6♠4♥ flop.
Both players checked on the Q♦ turn and then Weisman called a bet from Foxen on the 10♦ river and quickly turned over A♣6♦5♦5♠ for a pair of sixes and a low.
Foxen revealed A♠10♣8♠3♦ for a pair of tens with a better low and was sent the entire pot to leave Weisman with just 85,000.
Razz
Ashish Gupta: 5x6x / 3xAx10x10x / 9x
Richard Sklar: Jx2x / Jx8x4x6x / Xx
Gus Hansen: 3x4x5x / 9x2xAxAx
Richard Sklar vaulted out of his seat when he was all-in and at risk by the time fifth street showed and the table told him to sit back down on sixth street. "It will be full house versus full house" someone remarked while Ashish Gupta and Gus Hansen both paired up on sixth. Gupta had bet fifth for Hansen to call, then Hansen bet the last two streets to receive calls.
Hansen tabled his wheel and Sklar said "I told you I was drawing dead" before heading to the exit.
Gupta explained that it had been capped right away and he started with a six-five draw to fourth street that didn't really improve upon.
Seven Card Stud
Brian Tate: A♣J♣/8♣J♥6♣3♥/6♥
Steve Zolotow: A♦Q♥/4♣4♦2♠9♠/8♠
Brian Tate completed and Steve Zolotow defended his bring-in.
Zolotow led out for a bet after pairing his four and then called a raise from Tate.
Tate bet his remaining stack on fifth after being checked to and Zolotow stuck in a reluctant call to put him at risk.
Tate was well ahead with his split jacks and he further improved to jacks-up on seventh. Zolotow was left with his open fours and Tate was awarded the double up.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Three ways to the 8♣7♠3♦ flop, Walter Chambers checked in the small blind and so did Bran Ruben. Brian Yoon then bet and Chambers called, Ruben check-raised and both opponents called. After the 3♥ turn, Chambers check-folded to a bet by Ruben and a call by Yoon which led them to the 6♦ river.
Ruben bet again and Yoon then raised, which Ruben called. Yoon tabled his A♥6♥6♠2♠ for sixes full of treys and the nut low.
Ruben sighed and flashed his Ax7x4x3x for the inferior full house to be left with crumbs.
"How did you like that river?" Shaun Deeb asked and Yoon replied "I thought of one card and apparently that works out sometimes."
Razz
Josh Arieh: 9x8x6x/7x2xJxQx
Nikolai Fal: XxXx/6xAxAxJx/Xx
Heads-up on fourth street, Josh Arieh called a bet from Nikolai Fal and then led out for a bet after Fal paired his ace on fifth. Fal raised and Arieh called.
Arieh called a bet from Fal on sixth and then both players checked on seventh.
"Nine," Arieh said as he turned over his hole cards.
Fal couldn't beat it and mucked his cards to be left with just 55,000.
At others tables, Chris Hunichen and Todd Brunson were eliminated.
A total of 148 entries generated a prize pool of $3,478,000 which will be shared among the top 23 finishers with a min-cash worth $50,340. Below is the full prize pool distribution.
| Place | Prize (in USD) | Place | Prize (in USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $872,052 | 7 | $112,825 |
| 2 | $578,718 | 8 | $88,909 |
| 3 | $394,433 | 9 | $72,321 |
| 4 | $276,297 | 10-11 | $60,789 |
| 5 | $199,071 | 12-15 | $52,857 |
| 6 | $147,648 | 16-23 | $50,340 |
Limit Hold'em
Dylan Weisman was left shorter when he check-folded the 10♠7♠7♣5♣6♣ river against Ali Eslami and then raised from an early position. Only Eli Elezra called in the big blind to then check-call each street of the J♥10♣5♣2♥9♣ runout. Weisman showed the Q♠J♦ for the top pair and won back the chips he had just lost.