Hold'em
Action began when Phillip Sternheimer raised from the button, Gaspard three bet from the big blind and Sternheimer called.
The flop came 
. Gaspard bet and Sternheimer raised. Gaspard called.
Both the turn and the river went check-check. Gaspard flipped over pocket deuces, but that was not any good as Sternheimer tabled pocket sixes for the winner.
Mark Gregorich was eliminated in a Razz hand when he could not beat the eighty-six of Adam Friedman. Tom Hammers had doubled for a very short stack in a Limit Hold'em hand before being moved tables and then also hit the rail in a Stud hand, in which Chad Eveslage earned it all with a pair of eights versus a pair of fours.
Stud Hi-Lo
Philip Sternheimer: 
/ 
fold
Chad Campbell: / 
Jean Gaspard: / 
fold
Chad Campbell bet fifth and sixth street when facing resistance by Chad Campbell and Jean Gaspard. He was called once by each opponent and then earned two folds as Gaspard flashed the 
. Campbell raked in the pot without showdown and exposed the 
, then mentioned in table chat he had a set of fives.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Dustin Dirksen raised the button and Marco Johnson called in the small blind, Ben Yu three-bet out of the big blind and was called both ways. On the 
flop, Dirksen ended up all-in and Johnson then check-called a bet on the 
turn. Johnson led the river for Yu to call and revealed the 
.
Yu had 
for the superior low and Dirksen won the most of it with 
.
Razz
In a Razz hand, Josh Arieh was all-in with a jack-ten draw and dominated by Brian Rast. However, Arieh ran out perfect perfect to end up with a seven-six to survive with a short stack.
Andrew Kelsall was not as fortunate and lost the remainder of his short stack.
Omaha Hi-Lo
The board read 
, and it was Mike Matusow facing a river bet from Scott Bohlman. Matusow thought about for a second, but decided to give it up and the dealer pushed Bohlman the pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
Michael Noori: 
/ 
John Monnette: 
/ 
Phil Hellmuth: 
Michael Noori was already awaiting his fate and tabled a missed flush draw and pair of kings. John Monnette had aces up for the high pot while Phil Hellmuth revealed a low and pair to earn the low portion of the pot. That sent Noori to the rail and he was soon followed by Norman Chad, who only had some 15,000 left and bowed out in an Omaha Hi-Lo hand.
Limit Hold'em
Benny Glaser defended the small blind and check-called bets by David "ODB" Baker on the 
turn and river. Baker rolled over for a full house and that won the pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
Michael Noori: / 
/
Shaun Deeb: / 
/
Shaun Deeb bet all the way on fifth to seventh street and was called by Michael Noori. Deeb rolled over the for a straight and Noori mucked to drop to a short stack.
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