As per the WSOP LIVE app.
Level: 3
Limit Flop: 1,500-2,500 Blinds, 2,500-5,000 Limits
Stud Games: 500 Ante, 1,000 Bring-In, 2,500 Completion, 2,500-5,000 Limits
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Limit Hold'em
Jeff Madsen raised under the gun, and Brian Tate and Kevin Choi called in the blinds. After two checks, Madsen continued with a bet on the 7♥J♣10♣ flop. Tate then raised, and Choi three-bet.
Madsen folded before Tate made it four bets, seeing Choi call. Choi called another bet by Tate on the 5♦ turn, but he conceded the pot with a fold when Tate fired again on the A♥ river.
Seven Card Stud
James Joiner: A♣A♥5♦/2♠J♠5♣A♦
Carol Fuchs: XxXx/10♥4♥Q♥2♦/Xx
Carol Fuchs completed and was called by James Joiner.
Joiner called bets from Fuchs on fourth and fifth street and then both players checked on sixth.
Joiner led out for a bet on seventh and Fuchs called. Joiner tabled his cards for aces-full of fives and Fuchs sent her cards into the middle.
Razz
Luke Schwartz: Jx6x2x/4x4x3x4x
Daniel Negreanu: 8x6x2x/7xKxAxQx
Luke Schwartz completed on third street, and Daniel Negreanu called. Both players checked on fourth street, and Negreanu checked again on fifth street.
Schwartz bet, and Negreanu called. Schwartz made open trips on sixth street, prompting Negreanu to lead out. Schwartz called, and Negreanu announced a check in the dark as seventh street was dealt.
Schwartz checked behind and tabled a jack-low. Negreanu had made an eight-low, however, winning him the pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Nikolai Fal opened from early position and called a three-bet from David Bach in the hijack.
Fal check-raised a bet from Bach on the 6♣10♥2♥ flop and Bach called.
Bach called a bet from Fal on the 6♦ turn and then bet after being checked to on the 10♦ river.
Fal looked up Bach, who turned over A♦K♦6♠3♠ for trip sixes. Fal mucked his cards and Bach padded his stack.
Stud Hi-Lo
Jeff Madsen limped left of the bring-in, Dylan Weisman limped, Yueqi Zhu completed, and both limpers called.
Jeff Madsen: XxXx / J♦3♣10♦ - folded on fifth street
Dylan Weisman: XxXx / 7♣3♦2♣8♠ / Xx - folded on seventh street
Yueqi Zhu: XxXx / A♥K♥6♠4♣ / Xx
Zhu led on fourth, getting two calls. He did the same on fifth, but this time only Weisman called.
Weisman called another bet on sixth, but Zhu did not slow down with another bet on seventh. Weisman would chew it over for almost a minute, ultimately deciding to fold, conceding the pot to Zhu who continues to collect pots in the early levels.
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