Omaha Hi-Lo
Ismael Bojang raised first-to-act and was three-bet by Dario Alioto from directly behind. Patrick Moulder called cold from the hijack and Bojang called as well.
Action checked through on the K♣5♠6♦ flop and then Bojang led out for a bet on the 2♣ turn. Both Alioto and Moulder folded after a bit of thought and Bojang shouted, “How do you guys know!?” as he turned over 2♠2♥Ax.
Razz
Calvin Anderson: Qx8x3x/9xAx7x2x
Esther Taylor: XxXx/9x8x5x10x/Xx
Heads-up action to fifth street saw Calvin Anderson fire a bet, with Esther Taylor calling on his immediate right. Anderson bet again on sixth, finding another call from Taylor.
The dealer delivered one last card to each player, with Anderson tossing out one last bet. Taylor made the call, mucking her hand after Anderson showed down his eight-seven.
Razz
Christopher Chung: 7x5x3x/4xAxKx5x
Peter Rouviere: 7x7x2x/4xAx5xJx
Esther Taylor: XxXx/6xJx - folded on fourth street
Christopher Chung completed and was called by Peter Rouviere and Esther Taylor.
Rouviere bet on fourth street after catching an ace, which got a fold from Taylor and a call from Chung.
Chung called a bet on fifth street and then raised a bet from Rouviere on sixth. Rouviere called.
Rouviere called a final bet from Chung on seventh and Chung tabled 7x5x3x for a seven. Rouviere turned over 7x7x2x for a slightly better seven and collected the large pot.
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Stud Hi-Lo
Sergey Rybachenko: Q♦7♠5♠/Q♣6♥9♥6♣
Nacho Barbero: XxXx/5♦K♠2♦4♦/Xx
Nacho Barbero completed with his five and Sergey Rybachenko was the only caller, with a queen showing. A bet and call followed on fourth street, with Barbero check-calling a bet from Rybachenko on fifth.
Two checked followed on sixth street, while neither Rybachenko or Barbero opted to bet on seventh. Rybachenko showed down his two pair, good enough to take the pot as Barabero studied his cards but ultimately mucked.
Nível: 14
Limit Flop: 4,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 2,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000 Limits, 2,000 Ante
The remaining 50 players have been sent on another 15-minute break.
Razz
Dave Stann: XxXx/6x9x4x - folded on fifth street
Gary Bolden: XxXx/AxAx9x - folded on fifth street
Shannon Westbrook: 4xXx/2x3x6x
Dave Stann raised and Shannon Westbrook called. Gary Bolden raised with his ace and both Stann and Westbrook called.
Stann and Bolden called a bet from Westbrook after he caught on trey on fourth street, but both folded facing another bet from Westbrook on fifth.
Westbrook flashed a 4x as he collected the pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Four players saw the river of a board showing 4♣9♣5♠3♦9♠, with Maxx Coleman checking from the small blind.
Dave Stann fired a bet from the big blindm, with Peter Rouviere making the call on his left. Calvin Anderson then raised on the button, producing quick folds from Coleman and Stann.
Rouviere took some time before tossing in the call. His cards found the muck after Anderson showed down K♦Q♦9♦5♥, making a full house to claim another pot.
At a nearby table, Dylan Smith was among the latest to hit the rail.
Razz
Bob Slezak: 4x3x/2xQx9x6x/8x
Nacho Barbero: 7x3x/8x2x5x10x/4x
Bob Slezak completed and Nacho Barbero raised. Slezak called all in for his remaining chips and boards were run.
Slezak held the lead, but Barbero drew to a seven while Slezak was left with an eight to be eliminated.
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