Abraham Laveaga: / /
Daham Wang: / /
Andre Akkari: / /
Ilya Dyment: / /
Picking up the action on fifth street, Abraham Laveaga bet and Ilya Dyment called, as did Daham Wang. Andre Akkari three-bet and Laveaga called before Dyment called as well. Wang moved all in for his last 50 more — 2,450 in total — and Akkari called all in for his last 1,375. Laveaga called and Dyment capped it to 3,000 to pick up a call.
On sixth street, Laveaga check-called a bet before doing so again on seventh street.
Dyment rolled over for a full, which Wang had beat with for the higher full. Akkari showed for the best low and Laveaga mucked for an 8-6 low. The result of the hand? Nobody busted, as Akkari survived and admitted he caught the last ace of the deck on seventh street.
On the four-way turn of , the action checked to Robert Mizrachi and he bet, picking up three callers including Hani Awad. After the river, all players checked and Mizrachi showed for a set of nines. His first opponent flashed for a low and the next player had for the better low.
Awad scooped half of the pot with for the straight and remains the table captain, while Mizrachi remains just above the starting stack.
The players have been sent into their second 20-minute break of the day, and thus far the screens show a total of 669 entries. Some 30 hopefuls have been eliminated so far and the registration will be open for another two levels and the following dinner break.
Michael Lech, Greg Mueller, and Kristijonas Andrulis have all joined recently while Allyn Shulman keeps building a decent stack. The latest hand saw her involved in a pot from the button and her opponent in under the gun bet the river. Shulman raised and was called to turn over for the nut flush. Her opponent mucked an inferior flush.
Scott Clements: / /
Opponent: / /
Konstantin Puchkov: / /
Scott Clements completed with a five and picked up two callers including big stack Konstantin Puchkov. On fourth street, all three players checked before Clements bet fifth street and was called both ways. The remaining two streets were bet by Clements again, and while he picked up two calls on sixth street, two folds gollowed on seventh to award the pot to Clements without showdown.
Ismael Bojang joined the competition during this level and sat down on a table with Mihails Morozovs and Jan Christoph Von Halle.
In a recent seven-card stud hand, it was Brendan Taylor doing the work and he completed with an ace and kept betting until sixth street. The penultimate street eventually saw his opponent fold and Taylor raked in the pot without showdown.
Mikhail Semin pulled out his smart phone to check the updates of Event #10: $1,000 Tag Team No-Limit Hold'em and joked with Jon Turner and Dylan Linde. "Look guys, I am already in the last four," when showing them the screen. Kiryl Radzivonau has been doing most of the work and is still in contention for a bracelet while Semin continues with a below starting stack here on out.
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for a full, which Wang had beat with 
for the higher full. Akkari showed 
for the best low and Laveaga mucked 
for an 8-6 low. The result of the hand? Nobody busted, as Akkari survived and admitted he caught the last ace of the deck on seventh street.
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flop, Mercier check-called the hijack's bet.
river.
board, Jason Mercier showed 
for jacks full.
for a set of nines. His first opponent flashed 
for the straight and remains the table captain, while Mizrachi remains just above the starting stack.
for the nut flush. Her opponent mucked an inferior flush.
