Brian Hastings brought it in with the and Norman Chad completed showing the . Eric Kurtzman came along with his , and it was three-way action to fourth. Chad maintained the lead, promptly bet, and both his opponents called. The action repeated itself on fifth, except that Kurtzman only had 4,700 to call off.
Kurtzman took the lead on sixth, but since he was all-in, Hastings was first to act. He bet, Chad called, and the action repeated itself on seventh.
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Hastings made a straight to the six on seventh, which was good for both the high and low. Hastings scooped and sent Kurtzman to the rail in the process.
Chris "Fox" Wallace took down the $10K H.O.R.S.E. for over half a million. Today he was hit up for money for the first time. Find out how he reacted, plus his thoughts on stud hi-low.
We missed the action as it happened, but we do know Roland Israelashvili got the last of his chips all in on the final street against Chris George and Jeff Lisandro.
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George had the high locked up with a full house, and Israelashvili was hoping for half the pot with his 7-6-5-4-A low. Unfortunately for him, Lisandro had a slightly better low with 7-6-5-3-2. George and Lisandro chopped the pot, and Israelashvili hit the rail.
We caught the action on fourth street when Jesse Martin bet his last 2,100 and received calls from both Sergey Altbregin and George Danzer. Altbregin proceeded to check-call bets from Danzer on each of the remaining streets.
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Danzer tabled trip deuces, and it was good as both Altbregin and Martin sent their cards to the muck.
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and Norman Chad completed showing the 
. Eric Kurtzman came along with his 
, and it was three-way action to fourth. Chad maintained the lead, promptly bet, and both his opponents called. The action repeated itself on fifth, except that Kurtzman only had 4,700 to call off.
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