Badeucey
Zachary Milchman was in the small blind and got most of his chips in before the second draw in a battle of blinds against Chip Jett. He drew one and Jett two. The remainder went in before the last draw when each player took one.
Jett turned over 
for a badugi, drawing to a good low. Milchman had 
for a weaker badugi and an eight-low draw. Jett rolled over an 
, so he made a very poor low. But it was enough, since Milchman paired with the 
.
Stud Hi-Lo
Kevin Iacofano had the bring-in, and Jon Turner completed to 3,000. Tommy Hang raised all in for his last 4,200, and both Iacofano and Turner called.
Fourth street was checked by both active players. Iacofano bet fifth, and Turner folded as each player's board ran out as follows:
Iacofano: 
/ 
/ 
Turner: 
/ 
(folded on fifth)
Hang: 
/ 
/ 
Hang and Iacofano chopped up the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
On a 
flop, Lance Allred found himself all in against Marco Johnson.
Allred: 
Johnson:
The turn and river landed the and the 
, and Allred was eliminated in 35th place as Johnson moved up to 80,000 in chips.
No-Limit Hold'em
In a four-bet pot, Chad Eveslage moved all in from the cutoff, and Sampo Ryynanen called on the button.
Eveslage:
Ryynanen: 
The flip went Ryynanen's way, as a dead board of 
hit. Stacks were counted down, and Ryynanen was covered by just 200 chips. Eveslage busted the next hand.
A series of eliminations has left the likes of Kyle Bowker and Paul Sokoloff among the busted. In the meantime, Alex Luneau has emerged as the runaway chip leader.
No-Limit Hold'em
Overnight chip leader Troy Evans has just been eliminated by Mark Gregorich.
The final board read 
with Evans all in holding .
However, it was Gregorich's 
that gave him the superior hand and he sent Evans tumbling to the rail in 41st place.
Stud
Sampo Ryynanen was down to a short stack on the bubble but has plenty to work with again after what appears to be a recent rush. He just eliminated Shane Burns when Burns held a king-high straight in stud, and Ryynanen had jacks and eights two pair with one card to come. He also had four spades, and when he turned over a spade on the river, his flush meant Burns was done.
No-Limit Hold'em
Mark Gregorich and JR Reiss each put in what looked like about 5,000 preflop, and Reiss checked first to act on 
. Gregorich splashed in 5,000 and Reiss shoved for his remaining 22,000 or so. Gregorich quickly called.
Reiss: 
Gregorich: 
It was a worst-case scenario for Reiss, who had just one out. The turn and river were bricks and he took his leave in 43rd.
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