No Limit Hold'em
The action was discovered on a board of 
and Maksim Pisarenko had checked, allowing Matt Woodward to fire out a bet of 75,000 chips. After a few moments, Pisarenko called.
The river card brought a 
and Pisarenko checked again. This time Woodward checked back and was shown the unfortunate news when Pisarenko tabled 
for a rivered six high straight and was pushed the pot.
Omaha 8 or Better
Sean Perry raised pre-flop to 30,000 from the small blind and was called by big blind Bradley Bragg and Schuyler Thornton in early position.
Perry bet the 
flop and was called by both opponents. Action checked to Thornton on the 
turn, and he bet 20,000. Only Perry called to see the 
on the river.
Both players checked, and Thornton showed 
for two pair, aces and fours, to take the pot.
"I played that hand so bad," Perry said as he handed over the sizeable pot to Thornton.
Seven Card Stud
Tyler Willse: 
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Ryan Leng: /
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Ryan Leng bet on third street and Tyler Willse called. Willse took the lead on the subsequent streets, with Leng calling down to seventh street.
Willse showed 
for two pair, aces and threes, and Leng mucked.
Level: 21
Limit Flop/Draw:
Small blind: 1500
Big blind: 3000 Limits: 3000-6000
Stud Games:
Ante: 700
Bring-in: 1000
Complete: 3000
Limits: 3000-6000
No-Limit Ante: 2400
Pot-Limit Ante 1600
Small blind: 800
Big blind: 1600
Pot Limit Omaha
Brandon Bergin started the action off with a raise. Marc Wolenik re-raised all-in and Bergin called. The hands were turned face up and it was Wolenik with 
versus the 
of Bergin.
The dealer flopped the 
, and Wolenik took the lead with a set of tens; Bergin needed a final club to complete his nut flush.
The turn card of the 
was no help to either player, but the dealer brought out a for the river which completed Bergin's flush and eliminated Wolenik in the process.
Stud 8 or Better
Michael Mizrachi bet 10,000 on fourth street with a board of 
and Maksim Pisarenko to his right called. Mizrachi slowed down after being dealt the , then called a bet from Pisarenko.
Mizrachi hit the on sixth street and check-raised to 40,000 after Pisarenko bet. Pisarenko called, then called another 20,000 bet on seventh street.
Mizrachi turned over 
for a full house, aces over queens, to take the big pot.
No-Limit Hold'em
Timothy Su raised all in for his last 40,000 from the button. In the big blind, Sean Perry tanked for several minutes, asking for a count and taking a few deep breaths as he considered the call.
He eventually gathered the chips to call and put them in the middle. He was ahead with as Su showed 
. The 
board provided no help to Su, and the 2019 Main Event finalist hit the rail.
Razz
Yuri Dzivielevski: /
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Brad Albrinck: /
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Yuri Dzivielevski put out a bet with a board of and Brad Albrinck raised with . Dzivielevski called and was dealt the , while Albrinck received the .
Albrinck bet again and Dzivielevski called. Both players checked on seventh street, with Albrinck turning over for a 10-5 to take the pot.
Pot Limit Omaha
Adam Kerbel raised pre flop to 8,000 and Scott Bohlman called and the two players went to the flop heads-up.
The dealer spread out the and Bohlman led out for 15,000 and was raised by Kerbel to 76,500. This sent Bohlman to the tank, but he opted to fold and Kerbel added even more chips to his stack.
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