"Did you see that? Daniel lost to a straight flush and quads the hand after," Robert Campbell said as Daniel Zack had taken another hit to his stack. In the next hand, Mike Wattel raised and was called by Alex Livingston, who check-called on the flop and turn. Livingston check-folded the turn to a final bet.
One hand later, Ryan Leng check-called the flop and bet the turn to get called by Zack. Leng also bet the river and called a raise by Zack to get shown the for the nut flush and a live seven. Leng took the low pot with the as they chopped it up.
On a board of , Paul Volpe bet on each street out of the big blind and was called down by Jesse Klein on the button. Volpe revealed the for a full house, fours over kings, and a seven-five low to earn the entire pot.
Matt Glantz: /
Scott Seiver: / fold on fifth
Chris Brewer: / fold on sixth
Daniel Negreanu: / fold on fifth
Joao Vieira was left very short after he lost a big pot to Chris Brewer in No-Limit Hold'em and then lost a portion of that when he folded to completions in Seven Card Stud, including a and a showing. During the second hand, Matt Glantz completed with an ace and was called by Scott Seiver, Chris Brewer and Daniel Negreanu. Glantz bet all the way and Seiver as well as Negreanu folded on fifth, Brewer surrendered on sixth.
Joao Vieira: / /
Matt Glantz: / fold on fourth
Scott Seiver: / /
Matt Glantz completed with a king and was called by Scott Seiver. Joao Vieira called all-in for the last 4,000 on third street and Glantz then folded when Seiver bet fourth with a pair of eights. Vieira had a pair of fours by then but Seiver already had a set of eights. Neither player improved on their runout and Vieira departed the tournament area.
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