The players have gone on a 15-minute break.
Stud Hi-Lo
Donny Rubinstein: 6♠6♣5♠ / 4♠7♦Q♠3♦ 
Jonathan Glendinning: K♦8♠6♦ / A♦Q♦4♣7♣
Maximilian Schindler: 7♠5♥4♦ / 5♦9♥5♣10♥
Action picked up on fifth as Schindler bet, Rubinstein called all-in, and Glendinning called.
Glendinning called another bet on sixth before seventh checked through. Schindler announced his trip fives which were no good against the straight seven and low and Rubinstein as he scooped and survived.
Stud Hi-Lo
Action was picked up on fourth street in a pot between John Evans, Sumir Mathur, and Tam Hang.
John Evans: XxXx/5♣9♦8♥6♥/Xx
Sumir Mathur: XxXx/8♣5♥Q♣A♥/Xx
Tam Hang: XxXx/2♦6♣10♠A♦/Xx
On fourth street everyone checked around.
Fifth street saw Mathur bet and both Evans and Hang called.
Sixth street saw Mathur check over to Evans who moved all in, prompting Hang to raise and Mathur called.
Both players checked the end and Hang took the side pot as he turned over K♥10♦6♦ for tens up. Evans tripled up in the main as he turned over 7♠3♦A♣ for a nine-high straight and an eight-six low.
2-7 Single Draw
Erick Lindgren raised to 7,000 from middle position and was three-bet to 25,000 by Michael Wolff in the cutoff. Action folded back to Lindgren, who called.
Both players stood pat and checked.
"Nine. The worst nine," Lindgren said as he turned over 9x8x7x6x4x.
"It's good," Wolff replied as he mucked his hand.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Andrey Zaichenko raised to 7,000 in middle position. Fu Wong made it 21,500 to go in the hijack, which Zaichenko called when it folded back to him. Zaichenko took one card, prompting Wong to stay pat.
It checked to showdown, where Wong tabled 10x9x7x4x2x for the winning hand.
Limit Hold’em
Jacek Ladny raised first to act and was three-bet by Hooman Nikzad in the hijack. Action folded back to Ladny, who called.
Ladny check-called bets from Nikzad on the 2♦7♣J♣ flop and Q♥ turn, but check-folded facing a final bet from Nikzad on the Q♣ river.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Sean Akhavi from middle position, Ray Henson from the hijack, and Barbara Schindler from the cutoff had all committed 13,500 preflop.
On the A♠7♥4♥ flop, the action checked to Schindler who bet 14,000, Akhavi potted, Henson folded, and Schindler called all-in for 54,000.
Barbara Schindler: A♥A♣5♠5♦
Sean Akhavi: 6♣4♦4♣3♦
It was a cooler flop as both Schindler and Akhavi flopped sets with Schindler having the best of it. Akhavi was drawing to two fives and one four which he could not find on the 10♣2♥ runout as Schindler held for the double.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Jon Kyte raised to 7,500 in middle position. Danny Noam three-bet to 20,000 from the hijack, which Kyte quickly repotted. Noam then committed his stack of 85,000.
"That's not good for me," Kyte said as he called off to put his neighbor at risk.
Danny Noam: A♠A♣9♥5♥
Jon Kyte: Q♠J♠10♦9♣
Kyte flopped a pair and a flush draw on 10♥6♠4♠. "I like this flop, I think I'm ahead," he commented.
The J♦ made Kyte two pair, and the J♣ river upgraded him a full house to lock up the pot and eliminate Noam.
"He owned me, but the problem is he owned me with 57 percent equity," Kyte concluded as he stacked up his new chips.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Nicolas Milgrom in the big blind.
The flop rolled out 5♥A♦10♠ and Milgrom checked over to Bunch who bet 8,000. Milgrom responded by raising to 35,000 and Bunch called.
On the turn 3♥, Milgrom moved all in for 42,000 effective and Bunch called to put himself at risk.
John Bunch: K♣Q♦J♥10♥
Nicolas Milgrom: Q♠J♠5♠5♦
Milgrom had flopped a set with a gutshot while Milgrom had a straight draw with a flush draw to boot. The river 4♥ completed Bunch's flush and he doubled through his table mate.
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