Omaha Hi-Lo
Matt Glantz raised from under the gun and was called only by Michael Noori in the big blind. On a flop of 9♥8♦2♠, Noori opted to check-call a bet by Glantz and did so again on the K♦ turn. He then checked the 7♣ on the river and Glantz fired the third and final bet.
That won the pot uncontested as Noori sent his cards into the muck.
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Omaha Hi-Lo
Picking action up on the turn with approximately 120,000 in the middle already, action was checked four ways to Freddy Deeb on the button.
Deeb bet and got calls from Chris Brewer in the small blind, Cary Katz in the big blind, and Dan Cates in the hijack.
The river double-paired the board with the 7♦, also meaning there could be no low, so a big scoop was guaranteed for someone.
After Brewer checked, Katz bet and got called by Cates and Deeb, while Brewer folded.
Katz showed A♠10♣7♣2♥ for a full house of sevens full of deuces. His opponents mucked and a sizeable pot was pushed to Katz.
Seven Card Stud
Freddy Deeb: XxXxXx/7♠4♣2♣10♣
Dan Cates: XxXxXx/ K♥8♥10♦7♥
Daniel Alaei: XxXx/4♠
Daniel Alaei was the bring in showing a 4♠. Dan 'Jungleman' Cates completed and Freddy Deeb completed next to act. Everyone else folded including Alaei and the players were off to another up card.
Fourth street landed and Cates bet. Deeb called. Fifth saw a bet from Cates, a raise from Deeb, and a call from Cates. Sixth street saw Cates check-call a bet from Deeb.
On the river, Cates checked, Deeb bet, and Cates folded.
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Picking up the action prior to the second draw, Maxx Coleman bet and called a raise by Nacho Barbero before they both took one card each. Coleman check-called a bet by Barbero and discarded one while Barbero patted.
Coleman check-raised a bet and Barbero made it three bets. Coleman made it four bets and Barbero capped it as Coleman called. Much to the surprise of nobody, they both showed the 7x5x4x3x2x and they chopped it up.
"Nice catch ... what did you catch?" Barbero inquired.
"What do you think he is gonna say, bro?" Jean-Robert Bellande chimed in with a big grin on the face.
Stud Hi-Lo
Phil Hellmuth: Q♦Q♥ / 3♣8♠2♣J♣ folded on sixth street
Andrew Brown: KxKx / 9♦2♥6♦A♠
Phil Hellmuth was still somewhat steaming when he tangled in a heads-up pot with Andrew Brown, though he cracked a joke to table neighbour Benny Glaser. When facing a bet on sixth street by Brown, Hellmuth was annoyed and assumed his opponent had paired his ace to fold Q♦Q♥ in the hole face-up.
Brown shook his head and replied "no, pocket kings" as he mucked the cards pretty high towards Hellmuth before raking in the pot. One table over, Kristopher Tong was moved to balance the field as Cary Katz sat down in his former seat.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
Dylan Linde: J♠10♠10♥/7♣5♥4♦6♥
John Racener: A♠K♠Q♣/K♥5♠7♦Q♦
Phil Hellmuth: A♣A♥K♣/3♠8♣4♥Q♠
Benny Glaser: XxXxXx/3♥J♦5♣9♦
Dylan Linde was all in on third street with action picked up four ways on fourth street. John Racener led out with a bet which was called by Glaser, but Hellmuth then raised. Racener made it three bets, which after some thought, got a call from Glaser. Hellmuth called as well and a sizeable side pot was building already.
On fifth street, With Hellmuth now showing three low cards, action was checked to him and he bet. his two opponents called and they went to sixth street.
Racener now led, getting calls from both opponents, and finally, they all checked seventh street.
Racener showed his two pair of kings and queens, which sent Glaser's hand to the muck. Linde could only show tens in the hole and a missed low draw, sending him to the rail.
Hellmuth meanwhile frustratedly showed his aces in the hole and a missed low draw then pitched his cards to the muck while muttering about his misfortune.
meanwhile, Julien martini and young wang were also eliminated.
No-Limit Hold'em
There was a middle position open to 16,000 from legend of the game, Freddy Deeb. It folded all the way to James Obst in the big blind who defended off a stack that was top three in the field.
The K♥J♣10♦ flop hit the felt and Obst checked it over to Deeb who threw out a bet of 24,000. Obst only thought for a moment before putting in the check-raise to 55,000. Deeb made the call and the players saw a 6♥ on the turn. Obst then slowed down and checked it over to Deeb. He took his time but eventually landed on a bet of 63,000.
No double check-raise from Obst this time as he mucked his hand and Deeb scooped a healthy pot in the first level after the close of registration.
Omaha Hi-Lo
In a duel small blind versus button, Dan Smith and Stephen Chidwick invested 72,000 each on a board of Q♥2♦2♥10♦Q♦.
"Queen-deuce," Smith announced and flipped over his A♥Q♣4♦2♣ for a full house to drag in a healthy pot, nearly evening out the stack sizes of both players.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Benny Glaser raised to 15,000 in the hijack and Dylan Linde three-bet enough to put Glaser at risk for his final 126,000. Glaser thought briefly and then made the call.
Both players broke and drew one. "That's good", said Glaser after Linde drew behind him.
Benny Glaser: 7x6x4x2x/Xx
Dylan Linde: 8x7x3x2x/Xx
Glaser drew a 9x to make a nine-seven, meaning Linde would need a six, five, or four to eliminate the recent $10,000 Triple Draw champion.
Linde however peeled a deuce, pairing up and leaving him with just 18,000 chips after sending the doubl-up to Glaser.
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