Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
Ismael Bojang: 
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Gary Benson: 
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Gary Benson paired his open ace on sixth but was facing trouble as Ismael Bojang had four hearts showing. The Aussie checked and called a bet by Bojang to do so again on seventh street. Bojang rolled over the for the nut flush and Benson shook his head.
Seven Card Stud
Mike Matusow: 
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Bryce Yockey: 
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Picking up the action on fifth street right when Jeff Madsen folded to a bet by Mike Matusow, Bryce Yockey called. On sixth street, Yockey had the lead with an ace and check-raised for Matusow to call. Seventh street brought a bet by Yockey and Matusow quickly raised with just a handful of chips behind.
"Take it," Yockey said and mucked his for aces and nines alongside a busted nut flush draw. Matusow smashed his cards on the felt and exposed for sevens full of eights before stacking up the sizable pot.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Robert Mizrachi: 
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Andrew Yeh: / 
Andrew Yeh led out on sixth street and was raised by Robert Mizrachi to his right. Yeh made the call and faced a bet from Mizrachi on seventh, sliding in the chips again to make the call.
Yeh then mucked as Mizrachi turned over a full house to take down a nice pot.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
The next two players to bust were Philip Sternheimer and Damjan Radanov as both were out of their seats already. According to other players at the table, Sternheimer had been all-in with aces and nines against an 
of Roland Israelashvili.
Sternheimer had previously teased Israelashvili and was then hit by karma as running cards to a full house for Israelashvili sealed his fate.
Seven Card Stud
Esther Taylor: / 
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Robert Mizrachi: / 
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"Am I dead yet?" Esther Taylor asked when she was all-in on third street. She picked up quite some equity with a straight and flush draw against the set of queens of Robert Mizrachi but ultimately paired her six to bow out.
Moments later, Tamon Nakamura was spotted on his way out of the tournament area as well to bring the field down to the last 45 players.
Razz
Kyle Montgomery: 
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Aaron Kupin: / 
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Kyle Montgomery started with a six-low draw until fourth street when he was all-in against Aaron Kupin. However, a rather unreal runout saw him pick up paint all the way and Kupin hit running cards to a superior hand.
"That's just fitting," Montgomery said with a dry smile on the face as he peeled a king.
This brought the field down to the last six tables and Carol Fuchs bowed out at the same time in a Razz hand against Travis Trail.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Four ways to the 
flop, Craig Chait checked in the small blind and Koray Aldemir bet in the big blind out of a short stack. Mike Gorodinsky called from under the gun and Kristijonas Andrulis raised, Chait called and Aldemir went all-in- Gorodinsky tank-folded while Andrulis reraised to 31,000 for Chait to call.
On the turn, Chait check-called a bet and did so again on the 
river. Aldemir tabled the 
for the nut low, which Andrulis also had with the 
. Chait had the 
for a straight and won the high pot.
Aldemir was then all-in after the flop against Hansu Chu and turned over the 
. Chu had the 
and the turn as well as river improved Aldemir on each street to scoop a double.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Ralph Perry: / 
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Eric Wasserson: / /
Kevin Song: / 
/ folded on seventh street
Ralph Perry was all in by fifth street, leaving side action between Kevin Song and Eric Wasserson.
Wasserson bet on sixth and was called by Song, who faced the same decision on seventh. Song folded, giving the side pot to Wasserson as he revealed two pair.
Perry flipped over his down cards one at a time, but was unable to improve to end his tournament run.
Limit Hold'em
Jeff Madsen limped under the gun and was raised by Bryce Yockey to his left. Madsen called and led out on the flop.
Yockey raised, and Madsen made the call to the turn. Yockey raised Madsen's bet again, with a call leading to the river.
Madsen checked and faced a tough decision after Yockey bet, eventually making the call. Yockey showed his 
flush and Madsen slid his cards to the dealer.
Omaha Hi-Lo
With several bets already in the middle to the 
board, Ben Lamb bet out of the big blind. That sent Kyle Montgomery on the button into the tank and he eventually paid it off. Lamb revealed the for eights full of fours to win the pot, as Montgomery mucked the 
face-up.
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