Pot-Limit Omaha
Phil Galfond raised to 3,500 from the hijack, and was called by John Esposito in the small blind, as well as Daniel Cates in the big blind.
All three players checked through the 
flop, and Esposito checked the 
turn. Cates bet 3,500, and only Galfond called.
Cates bet 12,000 after the 
fell on the river, and Galfond called again, only to muck after Cates showed 
for a full house.
Razz
Nobody had a particularly good-looking board on fifth in a three-way pot between Mikael Thuritz, Luke Schwartz and Ray Dehkharghani.
Mikael Thuritz: 
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Luke Schwartz: /
Ray Dehkharghani: /
Schwartz bet, Dehkharghani folded and Thuritz called. Schwartz caught the and Thuritz the 
so it stayed ugly with Schwartz betting and Thuritz calling. Both players checked the end and Thuritz said he had a ten.
Schwartz indicated it was good and Thuritz showed 
. Schwartz showed a and mucked.
"Razz is brutal," he said.
2-7 Triple Draw
After the first draw where all three players pitched two, Jake Schwartz checked from the big blind, and Jared Bleznick bet from the hijack. Adam Friedman raised on the button, Schwartz called, and Bleznick made it three bets. Friedman made it four bets, and both Schwartz and Bleznick called.
Schwartz and Bleznick each took a card on the second draw, while Friedman patted. Action checked to Friedman, who bet, and only Bleznick called. Bleznick drew one on the final draw, while Friedman patted again. Bleznick check-folded to a bet from Friedman.
Stud
Phil Ivey: / 
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Paul Volpe: / 
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Phil Ivey completed on third street, Paul Volpe raised, Ivey reraised and Volpe called.
Ivey bet on fourth, Volpe called, Volpe led out on fifth with a paired board and Ivey raised. Volpe called, then check-called on sixth before check-folding on seventh.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Ray Dehkharghani and Luke Schwartz got three bets in on a 
flop, and Dehkharghani bet from the small blind after the 
fell on the turn. Schwartz called, then called another bet on the river.
Dehkharghani tabled 
for a set of kings, and Schwartz mucked.
Stud
Anthony Zinno bet into Justin Bonomo and Phil Ivey on fourth and fifth sporting an ace-high board, only to be met by a raise from Bonomo on the latter street.
Anthony Zinno: /
Justin Bonomo: /
Phil Ivey: /
Ivey released, and Zinno did likewise, sinking under 100,000.
Level: 6
Limit Flop / Draw: 1,300/2,500
Stud Games: 500 (ante), 700 (bring-in), 2,500 (completion)
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 600/1200/1,800 ante
Players are on the last 15-minute break of Day 1.
Stud
Michael Glick: / 
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Julien Martini: / 
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Picking up the action on sixth street, Julien Martini checked to Michael Glick who bet. Martini check-raised and Glick called.
On seventh street, Martini bet and Glick raised this time. Martini mulled it over for a bit before he folded.
Stud
John Esposito bet sixth and seventh sporting a paired board against Dan Cates, who raised on the end.
John Esposito: /
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Dan Cates: /
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Esposito thought awhile and flicked in a calling chip. Cates announced a straight and showed but Esposito had it beat with for sevens full. After the hand, Esposito said he had check-raised earlier in the hand and bet the remaining streets, only for Cates to pop him on the river.
"What were you thinking?" someone asked Cates.
"I was thinking there was an ace dead and he probably didn't have a full house," Cates responded.
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