2-7 Triple Draw Lowball
Randy Ohel was on the button, facing Gus Hansen in 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball hand.
Both players drew two on the first draw and Hansen led out. Ohel called.
The second draw saw both Hansen and Ohel change two and Hansen then checked to Ohel, who bet out. Hansen stuck around.
Hansen took one again while Ohel stood pat. The last betting round was checked, and Ohel took down the pot after exposing his 
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2-7 Triple Draw Lowball
Ben Sulsky, Minh Ly, and Mike Gorodinsky each took two cards on the first draw, with Gorodinsky on the button and Sulsky and Ly in the blinds. After the first draw, Sulsky bet, Ly called, Gorodinsky made it two bets, Sulsky made it three bets, Ly called, Gorodinsky made it four bets, Sulsky called, and Ly called.
Sulsky and Gorodinsky drew one on the second draw and Ly took two. Sulsky bet after the second draw and Ly called. Gorodinsky made it two bets, Sulsky made it three bets, Ly folded, and Gorodinsky called.
Both Sulsky and Gorodinsky stood pat on the final draw. Sulsky put in another bet and Gorodinsky called.
Sulsky tabled 
for a seventy-six and Gorodinsky mucked his hand.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Bruno Fitoussi opened to 1,400 from the cutoff and Isaac Haxton defended his big blind.
Fitoussi checked-back on the 
flop, but the fireworks began on the 
turn.
Haxton led out for the maximal bet of 3,000 and Fitoussi responded with a min-raise. Haxton processed the situation and called.
The river 
was checked by Haxton, but Fitoussi reached out to his chip stack again. He grabbed 13,000 and threw them towards the middle. Haxton laid his hand down.
Brian Rast has taken his seat at Table 718, the same table as Matthew Ashton, Abe Mosseri, Harry Madoff, and Brett Richey. Last year, three-time bracelet winner Rast lifted the trophy for the second time in his career and won $1,296,097.
Another player to jump into the action is none other than 10-time bracelet winner Johnny Chan, who sat down at the same table as Scott Seiver, Bruno Fitoussi, Daniel Alaei, and Isaac Haxton.
"Johnny Chan the Master!" quipped an ecstatic Seiver as the poker legend sat down. "There's no room for Phil Hellmuth, though," he added.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Following the turn of a 
board with about 10,000 in the middle, Chris George checked from the small blind and David Bach checked from the big blind. Mike Sexton bet 7,000 from the button, George called, and Bach folded.
The river was the 
and both players checked.
George showed 
for trip fives with a king kicker, but Sexton tabled 
for trip fives with an ace kicker to win the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Mike Wattel was on the button in a multi-way pot with the action checked to him on 
. Wattel potted it and Mike Gorodinsky, sitting in the small blind, was the only player willing to continue for the offered 1,500.
The turn saw Gorodinsky check and Wattel potted again, making it 4,500. Gorodinsky, however, remained in the contest, calling.
Gorodinsky switched to the aggressive mode on the 
river, leading out 10,000. Wattel mucked his hand after 10 seconds or so.
Razz
Glantz: 
/ 
Shakerchi: / 
- fold
Talal Shakerchi completed on third street, Matt Glantz raised, and Shakerchi called. Glantz bet on fourth street, Shakerchi called, Glantz bet on fifth street, and Shakerchi folded.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Three-way to the turn, Talal Shakerchi bet out with the board reading 
. Button Ian Johns folded but small blind Jeff Lisandro stuck around.
The river brought another bet from Shakerchi, and Lisandro check-called again.
Shakerchi showed 
for a nut flush and Lisandro mucked.
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