Omaha Hi-Lo
Chris Vitch raised from the hijack at a five-handed table and action folded around to Brian Rast who defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Rast led out. Vitch called. Rast fired the 
turn and was called again.
The river came 
and Rast checked. Vitch fired and Rast made the call.
Vitch tabled 
, good for a pair of aces with a low. Rast mucked and Vitch raked in the scooped pot.
Stud
Dan Smith paired a seven on fifth street and he bet, receiving a call from Chris Vitch.
Vitch's board also paired as he hit a six on sixth street. Smith checked and Vitch checked as well.
Smith checked again on the final betting round and Vitch tossed in a bet. Smith took over a minute before he decided to let his hand go.
Vitch: 
/ 
/
Smith / 
/ - fold on seventh
Omaha Hi-Lo
Justin Bonomo raised from the cutoff and Dan Cates called from the big blind.
The flop was 
and Cates checked to Bonomo who bet. Cates check-raised and Bonomo called.
The turn was the , Cates bet and Bonomo called.
The river was the , Cates bet and Bonomo called.
Cates tabled 
for a queen-high straight, Bonomo mucked and Cates won the pot.
Stud
Marco Johnson: / 
/
Bryce Yockey: / 
/
The 
was the bring in and Marco Johnson completed. Bryce Yockey raised and Johnson called. Johnson bet fourth and fifth with Yockey calling.
Johnson checked sixth and Yockey bet. Johnson called and then both players checked on the river to take the hand to showdown.
Yockey tabled 
for a pair of jacks and Johnson mucked his hand.
Stud
Jake Abdalla paired his jack on sixth street and he bet. John Esposito's board featured two clubs, an ace and a king and he raised. Abdalla called.
They continued to seventh street where Abdalla called one more bet. Esposito showed he had a pair of kings and a flush draw but he bricked the river. Abdalla turned up two pair, jacks and sevens and raked in the pot.
Esposito: 
/ 
Abdalla: 
/ 
No-Limit Hold'em
As relayed to us, Gus Hansen was all in with 
against Isaac Haxton's 
. An ace fell on the river, ending Hansen's tournament and vaulting Haxton to one of the top stacks in the tournament.
No-Limit Hold'em
Two no-limit hold'em heavyweights tangled in a sizeable pot as Dan Smith and Scott Seiver came to the river of the 
board with around 100,000 in the middle.
Smith, sitting in the hijack, acted first and he paused for a while before announcing a bet of 116,000. Seiver wasn't happy to see that but he was still able to call within 30 seconds.
"Nothing," Smith said and Seiver tabled to take it down and significantly boost his stack.
Limit Hold'em
Picking up the action on the turn of a 
board, Daniel Negreanu bet from under the gun and Shaun Deeb raised from the cutoff. Negreanu called and both checked the river.
Negreanu showed for tens and sixes, but Deeb tabled for queens and sixes to win the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Negreanu limped from the small blind, Deeb raised from the big blind and Negreanu called.
The flop was and Negreanu committed his remaining 7,000-ish with 
, trailing Deeb's .
The turn and 
river completed the board, giving Negreanu trip aces to double through Deeb.
However, just a few hands later, Negreanu was eliminated.
2-7 Triple Draw
Jake Schwartz opened from the hijack and action folded to Chris Vitch who defended his big blind. Each drew two cards and then checked. Second draws again went two and two and Vitch checked. Schwartz bet, Vitch put in a check-raise, and Schwartz made it three bets. After a few moments, Vitch called.
Each player stood pat on the final draw and Vitch checked again. Schwartz fired and Vitch thought for a few seconds again before letting his hand go.
On the following hand, Brian Rast opened from the button and Vitch three-bet from the small blind. Rast called and both players drew two. Vitch made a continuation-bet and Rast called.
Vitch stood pat on the second draw and Rast traded two. He fired again afterward and Rast called. Final draws went pat and one and Vitch bet again. After about two minutes, Rast folded and Vitch took down the pot.
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