Limit Hold'em
Bryn Kenney raised, Randy Ohel three-bet on the button, and Kenney called.
Kenney check-called a bet on the 
flop. Both players checked the 
on the turn. On the 
river, Kenney checked, Ohel bet, Kenney check-raised, and Ohel called after some deliberation.
Kenney showed 
for trip jacks and took down the pot.
No-Limit Hold'em
Action was checked to Josh Arieh on the button with the board reading 
. Arieh bet 11,000, earning a call from James Obst under the gun. Aaron Katz folded from the cutoff.
The turn was the 
, and Obst check-called another 26,000.
With a nice chunk already in the pot, Obst and Arieh saw the 
hit the felt on the river. Obst checked one more time, and Arieh decided to play it safe, checking back.
Obst rolled over his 
for a turned set, but that same turn card also improved Arieh to a flush as he had 
for the second nuts.
Limit Hold'em
Benny Glaser raised under the gun, Michael Mizrachi three-bet, and Glaser called. The flop came 
, and Glaser check-called. Glaser checked the 
turn, and Mizrachi bet. Glaser raised. Mizrachi raised it right back.
"Don't outplay me," Mizrachi said. "I'm gonna outplay you."
Glaser just smiled and thought for a while, then called. Both players checked the river.
Glaser rolled over 
, but he'd been three-outed by Mizrachi's 
.
Omaha Hi-Lo
What was initially a three-way pot was reduced to heads-up when button Justin Bonomo bet the turn of a 
board, earning a call from his right-hand opponent, Harry Madoff. Madoff then led out on the river, and Bonomo called.
"Straight to a ten," Madoff announced, turning up his 
. Bonomo spent some time analyzing the situation, with his eyes darting between his cards and the board, but he couldn't find anything better.
Stud
Brett Richey led out on sixth street with his board boasting a pair of fours. Elior Sion called with three to a straight and three diamonds. Richey bet the river, as well, and Sion reacted with a raise. Richey called.
Elior Sion: 
/ 
Brett Richey: 
/ 
Sion had two pair, eights and sevens, but Richey showed a four and three in the hole, good for a full house.
No-Limit Hold'em
In a battle of the blinds, the board read , and Talal Shakerchi had his entire stack of 214,700 in the middle with 
. Bryce Yockey was second-best with 
and had to fork over 70 percent of his stack to his left-hand neighbor.
Yockey was left with 66,000 after the hand.
Stud Hi-Lo
James Obst had three low cards showing and wasn't leading the betting on sixth, as Aaron Katz bet with four high cards showing.
Obst: /
/
Katz: /
/
Obst called the bet, and Katz checked the river. Obst bet, and Katz called. Obst, a 2017 bracelet winner, showed 
for a nine-high straight and a low, and Katz flashed 
for aces up.
No-Limit Hold'em
Hijack Justin Bonomo opened to 9,000, and Ralph Perry flatted in the cutoff. Ivo Donev, however, squeezed to 28,000 from the big blind. Action stopped at Bonomo, who called after a while. Perry laid his hand down.
The flop was 
, Donev continued for 38,000, and Bonomo took more than a minute to think about his options. Then he announced he was all in, pushing his 175,200 chips toward the middle. Donev called.
Justin Bonomo:
Ivo Donev:
The turn was a brick, but the river saved Bonomo in the tournament. More than that, he scored a huge double-up.
Donev stood up from his seat, saying, "You got me?" in frustration. The dealer and players at the table ensured him that he had Bonomo well covered. Donev returned to his seat, still visibly shocked by the nasty river card.
Limit Hold'em
Leon Tsoukernik defended his big blind against a Dan Smith raise, and the flop was . Tsoukernik check-called a bet, and the fell on the turn. Tsoukernik checked again and this time raised when Smith bet. Smith asked to see what Tsoukernik had back. He then announced a raise to 36,000, and Tsoukernik put his last 45,600 in, with Smith calling to put him at risk.
Tsoukernik:
Smith:
Smith needed to improve with his straight draw, but it was a useless two pair he made when the 
hit the river. Tsoukernik doubled up with his turned straight.
The next hand, Smith raised again, and Tsoukernik made it three bets. Smith called, and the flop was 
. Tsoukernik check-raised, and Smith called. On the turn, Tsoukernik checked again, this time giving up his cards when Smith bet.
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