Andrew Yeh bet from the big blind after the first draw and Robert Wells raised under the gun. Yeh called, and they both drew one.
Yeh led out with another bet and Wells called. Yeh stood pat and bet again, and Wells called after drawing one. Yeh showed him 8x7x5x4x2x, and Wells mucked.
Joe McKeehen raised in the cutoff, Justin Smith three-bet in the big blind, and McKeehen called.
Smith drew one and McKeehen two. Smith then bet, McKeehen raised, and Smith called.
Smith drew one and McKeehen stood pat and bet. Smith called and stood pat, while McKeehen drew one this time. Both players checked, and McKeehen turned over 8x7x6x5x2x to win the pot.
Joao Vieira moved all in for 12,000 from the button and Viktor Blom three-bet in the small blind to chase away the rest of the table.
Blom drew two and Vieira one. Both players then stood pat on the last two draws.
Blom showed 7x6x5x3x2x, and Vieira flashed an eight as he mucked and made his way to the rail.
Eric Wasserson raised in the cutoff and Steve Zolotow three-bet in the small blind. Wasserson called.
Zolotow drew one. "What kind of crap do you have over there?" Wasserson asked as he also took one. Zolotow then bet, and Wasserson called.
Zolotow stood pat and Wasserson drew two. Zolotow bet again, and Wasserson shuffled around his chips for a minute as he considered the decision. "You look like you're about to go all in," Zolotow told him.
Wasserson eventually called and drew one, and Zolotow stood pat. He checked to Wasserson who bet, and Zolotow called.
"Eight-seven perfect," Wasserson said, showing 8x7x4x3x2x.
"No good," Zolotow replied.
"No way," Wasserson added, and Zolotow showed him 8x6x5x3x2x. "It's amazing how good you run. I don't think I've ever beaten you in a pot," he said.
"I used to play this game in the desert for water," Zolotow said.
Brandon Shack-Harris raised in the hijack, Nam Le three-bet on the button, and Shack-Harris called.
Shack-Harris drew two and Le one, and the action checked through.
The same drawing action occurred as Shack-Harris checked to Le who bet. Shack-Harris took some time to weigh his options, before he decided to call and announced pat.
Le patted behind and bet when checked to, which Shack-Harris quickly called. However, he got the bad news as Le tabled 7x5x4x3x2x for the wheel.
In a battle between the blinds, Aaron Sacks bet after the first draw and Nam Le raised. Sacks called and drew two, while Le stood pat.
Le then led out with a bet, and Sacks called. Both players patted and checked after the third draw, and Sacks turned over 8x7x6x4x3x to win the pot.
Jeffrey Lo moved all in for 8,000 from under the gun and Anatoly Zlotnikov reraised on the button. Viktor Blom called in the big blind.
Blom took three, while Lo and Zlotnikov took two. Zlotnikov then bet, and Blom called.
Blom drew two, and Zlotnikov and Lo one. Blom and Zlotnikov checked to the third draw, where Blom again took two. Lo stood pat, and Zlotnikov took one.
Action was checked around again, and Lo turned over 8x7x4x3x2x. Zlotnikov mucked 9x7x5x4x3x, and Blom flashed a jack as he also mucked while Lo earned the triple-up.
Jon Turner raised under the gun and Joe McKeehen defended his big blind.
Both drew two and McKeehen led after the first draw, getting a call.
McKeehen now stood pat while Turner drew one. McKeehen led, Turner raised, and McKeehen called.
On the final round, McKeehen quickly remained pat, while Turner still needed a card. It checked through as McKeehen tabled 8x7x5x4x2x, and Turner tapped the table before returning his cards to the dealer.
Around 80,000 was already in the middle as Leighton Cumber, Andrew Yeh, and Michael Moncek went three-handed to the first draw. All three players drew two and Cumber then bet from the big blind. Moncek called in the hijack, and Yeh came along from the button.
All three players drew one and Cumber bet again. Both opponents called and drew one more, while Cumber stood pat.
The action was checked down, and Cumber turned over 8x7x6x3x2x to win the pot.
Robert Wells raised from the hijack, Todd Brunson three-bet from the button, and Wells called.
Wells drew two and check-called a bet after Brunson drew one.
On the second draw, Wells still needed two while Brunson patted behind, and Wells check-called another bet.
Wells drew one on the end and he opted to lead, which Brunson called. Wells tabled 8x7x6x5x2x, and Brunson couldn't beat it as he mucked.
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