Pot-Limit Omaha
Mark Gregorich opened to 1,300 from under the gun, and John Monnette called on the button.
The flop landed 
, and Monnette bet 2,500 after Gregorich checked. Gregorich called, and both players checked the 
on the turn as the 
completed the board on the river. Gregorich tossed in a 5,000-denomination chip, and Monnette mucked.
Badugi
Philip Sternheimer raised to 2,000, and Mike Leah called in the big blind and drew two as Sternheimer drew one.
Leah checked, and Sternheimer bet 1,000 with Leah calling and drawing two again as Sternheimer drew one.
Leah checked, Sternheimer bet 2,000, and Leah called and drew one as Sternheimer stood pat.
Leah checked, Sternheimer bet 2,000, and Leah called.
"Well, that's not good!" said Sternheimer as he tabled his 
.
Leah tabled 
for a better three-card seven to scoop the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Jesse Martin and Daniel Zach each had 6,500 in front of them in a battle of the blinds with 
on the felt. Martin checked, and Zach potted for 13,000.
"I could be getting scooped," Martin said softly to himself, but he decided to call.
Zach showed 
for nut low with aces for the high. Martin had 
for identical aces with a queen and a weaker low, so he got just one-quarter of the pot.
Stud
Jean Gaspard had the bring-in, and after a complete, Erik Sagstrom raised to 2,000. Gaspard called, as did the original completer.
Gaspard led on fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh streets, with Sagstrom check-calling the entire way while the unknown player released on fifth street.
Gaspard: 
/ 
/
Opponent: / 
(folded on fifth)
Sagstrom: / 
/
After Sagstrom called on seventh street, Gaspard tabled his 
for a straight, and Sagstrom mucked.
Badacey
Chris Vitch (big blind), Dzmitry Urbanovich (cutoff), and Stephen Chidwick (button) got in three bets on the first round and each drew two. After the draw, Urbanovich bet, Chidwick raised, Vitch called, Urbanovich reraised, and Chidwick reraised again. Vitch called, as did Urbanovich.
Everyone drew one, and action checked to Chidwick, who bet. Vitch called, Urbanovich raised, and Chidwick reraised. Vitch tanked for a while and then released, and Urbanovich called. Both patted the end, and Urbanovich check-called a bet.
Chidwick showed 
for a seven-low and five-badugi, but it wasn't enough to scoop, as Urbanovich had 
for a six-six.
2-7 Triple Draw
Adam Owen bet into two players from the big blind after the first draw and got two calls, which swelled the pot to about 10,000. Owen bet after both opponents pulled one, and Yehuda Buchalter raised. Eric Wasserson mucked, and Owen called and patted again. Buchalter drew again and checked back. He turned over the , but Owen had 
.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Catching the action on the turn, with the board reading 
and the pot sitting at around 9,200, Eric Kurtzman bet 6,500 from the big blind.
Ray Dehkharghani was on the button, and he deliberated for a few moments before calling.
The river was the . Kurtzman sat there for roughly a minute and then announced, "I bet the pot!"
The dealer informed Kurtzman that it was 22,200, and Kurtzman pushed forward his 19,375-chip stack.
Dehkharghani tossed in a chip to signify a call, and Kurtzman stated, "King-jack."
Dehkharghani tabled 
, and at first glance, the table assumed it was a chop before David Benyamine tapped the three which gave Dehkharghani kings full.
Kurtzman tabled his 
for trip kings and made his exit from the tournament area.
Stud Hi-Lo Regular
A huge stud hi-lo regular pot developed between John Racener, Sampo Ryynanen, and James Obst. Ryynanen had the betting lead until sixth street, and their boards ran out as follows:
Racener: /
Ryynanen: /
Obst: /
Ryynanen bet again, but Obst raised this time, showing three to a wheel and a pair. Racener called, as did Ryynanen. Obst bet again on the end and got two calls. He showed for trips and an eight-low, but Ryynanen had in the hole for a seven-low.
Racener mucked, and despite the setback, he's still well above the starting stack.
Level: 4
Limit Flop/Draw: 500 / 1,000
Stud Games: 200 (ante) / 300 (bring in) / 1,000 (completion)
No-Limit/Pot-Limit: 250 / 500 / 100-ante
Badeucey
David "ODB" Baker raised to 1,600, and Felipe Ramos called in the small blind as both players drew two.
Ramos checked, and Baker bet 800. Ramos called and drew two again, as did Baker.
Ramos checked, and Baker bet 1,600, with Ramos calling and both players drawing one.
After the final draw, Ramos checked, and Baker bet 1,600, only to have Ramos check-raise to 3,200. Baker called quickly, and Ramos fanned his 
for an eight-eight.
Baker shook his head and acknowledged a scoop, as Ramos indicated he caught the last.
"Yeah I had you before that," announced Baker as he mucked his hand.
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