Stud Hi-Lo
We came upon Ylon Schwartz betting into a pair of opponents with four to a flush and two to a wheel on his board, but he faced significant action as Joe Tehan raised him with three diamonds and three to a low, and Jyri Merivirta called.
Schwartz: 
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Tehan: /
Merivirta: /
Schwartz opted to make it three bets, and both of his opponents called. He bet the river as well and got two more calls, though Tehan took some time before putting in the required chips.
"Please be a low card," Schwartz said, peeling his card.
It was, and he flipped over 
for an ace-high flush and an eight-five low. However, Tehan had 
for a six-low, and Merivirta showed 
. His flush went ace-king-nine-seven while Schwartz's went ace-king-nine-four, so Schwartz was left with crumbs as his opponents chopped up the huge pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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83,200
33,900
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33,900 |
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41,000
22,000
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22,000 |
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3,200
34,600
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34,600 |
|
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and Wildin moved all in for less than a bet. Nguyen called from the big blind and McCormick raised. Nguyen called, creating a side pot and heads up action. 
while Wildin showed 
. The river was the 
and that would seal it for Wildin, who was eliminated from the tournament. 
on the board when we got to his table. Christopher Sensoli (middle position) and Dmitry Chop (button) were going to war in a side pot, and Sensoli check-called another bet on the 
river. Chop rolled over 
and took his leave.
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