Daniel Blum was all-in for 34,000 before the first draw against Andrew Brown.
Blum drew two, two and stood pat while Brown drew two, one and one.
Blum tabled 9x8x6x3x2x while Brown paired his 7x and mucked.
Frank Menendez was all in and at risk against Christopher Claassen and Brian Tate. Claassen bet after the final draw to shake Tate out.
Claassen showed a Number Four with 7x6x5x4x2x and Menendez let out a chuckle. He opted not to show his hand, instead flinging them face down to the dealer to end his run in 45th place.
Adam Greenlee raised and called a three-bet from Michael Wagner.
Wagner drew one and Greenlee drew two. Wagner bet and Greenlee called.
Wagner stood pat and this time Greenlee drew one. Wagner bet and Greenlee called.
Both players stood pat on the end and Wagner checked it over to Greenlee, who checked behind.
Wagner tabled 7x6x5x3x2x and took down the pot.
Michelle Chin called from the small blind and Andrew Brown exercised his option to raise from the big blind. Chin called.
Chin drew one and Brown drew one on the first draw. Chin then check-called a bet from Brown.
On the second draw, Chin drew two and Brown drew one again. Chin again check-called a bet.
Both players drew one on the end and Chin led out for a bet. Brown raised and Chin fell back in her seat with a grimace. Eventually, Chin decided to look Brown up and Brown announced "Seven" as he fanned out 7x6x5x4x2x for the goods.
Chin sent her hand into the muck and Brown was sent the pot.
On the first draw, Jay Kerbel drew three and James Tilton drew two. Kerbel checked, Tilton bet, Kerbel raised and Tilton called.
Both players drew one and Kerbel bet. This time Tilton raised and Kerbel called.
Kerbel drew one and Tilton stood pat. Both players checked.
Kerbel showed a Jx but Tilton had that beat with 9x7x5x4x2x
Down to her final scraps, Tara Dunn was all in for 12,000 and Brandon Shack-Harris, coming off the previous lost hand against Michelle Chin, made it two bets. Daniel Blum clicked it to three bets on the button and Shack-Harris came along.
Dunn drew three cards while Shack-Harris and Blum took two. Shack-Harris then bet and received a call.
On the second draw, Dunn again went for three while the others took one each. This time, Shack-Harris checked, Blum bet, and got a call.
Dunn still needed three new cards on the final draw, Shack-Harris drew one, and Blum stood pat. Shack-Harris then fired a bet and Blum paid it off.
Shack-Harris rolled over 8x6x5x3x2x, Blum flashed a ninety-seven, and Dunn couldn't muster up more than KxKx8x4x2x to end her tournament.
Brandon Shack-Harris raised on the button and Michelle Chin defended the big blind. Shin drew two and Shack-Harris drew one. Chin checked, Shack-Harris bet, Chin raised, and Shack-Harris called.
Chin stood pat after the first draw and Shack-Harris pitched two cards this time. Chin bet and Shack-Harris took his time before raising. Chin came along with a call.
On the final draw, both players stood pat. Chin checked, Shack-Harris bet, and Chin called.
Shack-Harris showed 7x7x7x4x2x and Chin took it with 8x6x5x4x3x.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000-12,000
Limits: 12,000-24,000
Jong Lim raised from the cutoff and just behind him, Eduards Rakuss three-bet on the button. It was folded back to Lim, who called.
Both players drew two on the first draw and then Lim check-called a bet from Rakuss.
On the scond draw, both players took one off and Lim again check-called a bet from Rakuss.
Lim drew one and Rakuss stood pat on the final draw. Lim check-folded facing another barrel from Rakuss and was left with just 81,000 following the hand.
Lim busted shortly thereafter.
Aaron Cummings raised and Andrey Zaichenko called. Zaichenko drew two and Cummings drew one.
Zaichenko checked and Cummings bet. Zaichenko check-raised and Cummings called.
Both players stood pat and checked.
Zaichenko then contemplated before breaking and drawing one. Cummings stood pat. Both players checked again and Cummings won with 8x6x5x3x2x
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