Pot-Limit Omaha
Daniel Cates bet 9,000 on the river reading 
, and Mike Leah paused for a moment before calling.
"I have three... three sixes," Cates announced, slowly rolling over his 
.
Leah showed his in return, waiting for Cates' other cards.
Cates had the 
as his best kicker, and Leah had that beat with his 
. Leah opened the remaining two cards to show his 
. Cates mucked.
No-Limit Hold'em
Iraj Parvizi raised to 2,000 from the hijack, Ben Sulsky called from the cutoff, Johnny Chan called from the button, Ian Johns called from the small blind, and Chris George called from the big blind,
The flop came down 
, and action checked to Chan, who bet 4,500. Only Parvizi called to see the 
turn, and he checked. Chan bet 10,000, Parvizi called, and the 
river completed the board. Parvizi led out for 19,500, and Chan called.
Parvizi indicated he was beat, Chan showed 
for eights and fives, and Parvizi mucked.
Razz
Gary Benson bet on sixth street when Mike Leah paired fives on his board. Leah called, then called another bet on the river.
Leah: 
/ 
Benson: 
/ 
Benson announced, "Eighty-six," beating Leah's eighty-seven.
Limit Hold'em
Abe Mosseri raised from the cutoff, Ray Dehkharghani three-bet from the button, and Mosseri called.
Mosseri check-called bets the entire way from Dehkharghani on the 
board.
Dehkharghani showed 
for a pair of aces, Mosseri mucked, and Dehkharghani won the pot.
Felipe Ramos and Jason Mercier have recently taken their seats in this tournament.
Razz
Coming to seventh street, Brandon Shack-Harris had 
out, while Albert Daher's board read 
. Daher bet on the river, and Shack-Harris raised. Daher wasn't happy to see that. Nonetheless, he called.
"Six," said Shack-Harris, rolling over his hole cards.
Daher couldn't beat that.
Limit Hold'em
Andrey Zaichenko, Shaun Deeb, and David Bach sit to the left to the dealer on Table 721, and they all met in a hand when Zaichenko had the button.
Bach had the betting lead, and he bet the 
flop. Both Deeb and Zaichenko called. The turn saw Bach bet out again, and Zaichenko raised this time. Deeb got quickly out of the way, but Bach continued through to the river, calling. Bach checked to Zaichenko on the 
river, then called one more bet.
Zaichenko roller over 
for a turned flush, raking in the pot.
Razz
Racener: 
/ /
Abdalla: / /
Tomer: / - fold
Jake Abdalla completed on third street, Daniel Tomer called, John Racener raised, Abdalla made it three bets, Tomer folded, and Racener called.
Both remaining players checked on fourth street, and then Abdalla called bets from Racener the rest of the way.
Racener tabled for an eight-six, Abdalla mucked, and Racener won the pot.
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