Razz
Matt Grapenthien 
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Kevin Fulcher: / 
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In the last hand of Razz, the action was picked up on fourth street with a player betting while showing ace-seven. Matt Grapenthien folded while Kevin Fulcher called. The third player in the hand bet a three on fifth street and a six on sixth street with Fulcher calling on both streets. On seventh street, Fulcher raised the bet of his opponent and was called to roll over 
Matt Savage was last spotted with just 1,000 chips and those vanished soon after as he grabbed his belongings and headed out of the tournament area. Fabrice Soulier was also down to just 2,500 and has since recovered some losses, while Allyn and Jeff Shulman are among the early big stacks in level four.
Seven-Card Stud
Opponent: / 
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John Racener: / 
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A player completed with an eight and John Racener raised to pick a call. Racener paired his six on fourth street and bet, doing so again on fifth street. Then sixth and seventh streets were both checked down, and his opponent showed 
for tens and eights to claim the pot.
variance in limit so much more than NL/PL games. just went from 5K to 12K in 2 hands. #wsop14 HORSE
— Greg Raymer (@FossilMan)
Level: 4
Hold’em / O8 - 125/250 250/500
Razz/Stud/Stud 8 - 50 BI 75 250 250-500
Omaha Hi-Lo
After a raise by the hijack, Fabrice Soulier called in the cutoff and the button also came along to see a three-way flop of 
. The action checked to the button, who bet and picked up two calls. The 
turn went check-check, and the hijack and Soulier also checked the 
river.
The button bet and forced one fold, while Soulier reluctantly called. The Frenchman was shown 
for a flush and Soulier mucked.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Josh Kay raised and picked up no fewer than four callers including Robert Mizrachi in the big blind, and the flop came . The action checked to the cutoff who bet, and all opponents called.
After the turn, the action checked to the cutoff once more, who bet again. This time, Hani Awad and DJon Seaman in the small blind both called, while Mizrachi folded. Kay also came along to see the river, which was checked around.
Seaman tabled the 
for a straight and won the pot, as no opponent had a qualifying low hand.
Seven-Card Stud
Adam Friedman: / 
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Opponent: / 
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Adam Friedman bet on sixth street and his opponent called, then on seventh Friedman went all in blind and his opponent called again.
Friedman showed for tens up and his opponent asked if Friedman had a straight before showing 
for queens up and eliminated Friedman.
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