Hold'em
According to Tim Duckworth, Jeff Madsen got the last of his chips in with 
against 
after an ace and a nine flopped. He didn't improve his hand, and his tournament is over.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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Busted | |
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The seat where Barry Greenstein had been is now occupied by someone else. It appears he has busted.
Elsewhere in the room, some large stacks are growing. Bill "Bumpereno" Munley, a mixed games specialist from Pennsylvania, is up to 23,000, and a young man who introduced himself as "MJ the Great" sits with 38,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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23,000
3,000
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3,000 |
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Busted | |
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Razz
Eric Baldwin got the last of his chips all in against John Hennigan in Razz. Both players wound up with king-low, but Hennigan's was better.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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27,200
8,700
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8,700 |
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27,000
16,000
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16,000 |
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22,000
17,125
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17,125 |
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18,000
1,000
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1,000 |
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15,000
3,000
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3,000 |
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13,000
-10,000
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-10,000 |
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10,500
-5,500
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-5,500 |
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10,000
5,500
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5,500 |
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3,200
-3,525
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-3,525 |
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2,300
-2,700
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-2,700 |
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Busted | |
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Stud
On 3rd street, a player completed with the 
and Dan Kelly (
) and Joe Kuether (
) both called. Kuether bet out on fourth street after receiving the 
, and both his opponents called. Kelly paired his board on 6th street with the 
, and he led out. Kuether folded, and his other opponent called. Here's how their boards looked on sixth street:
Kelly: 
Opponent: 
Kelly checked his pair, his opponent bet, and Kelly tanked for about a minute before folding. He's now down to only 3,000 chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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10,000 | |
|
3,000
-14,500
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-14,500 |
Level: 8
Hold'em/Omaha 8 - Blinds 300/500
Razz/Stud/Stud 8 - 25 Bring In - 500/1,000 limits
Stud Eight or Better
We found Jeff Lisandro all in for the last of his chips with 
against an opponent with 
. Lisandro's board after six cards: 
. He already had the low locked up since his opponent hadn't improved his deuces and had an eight-seven.
"One pair," Lisandro's opponent said after seeing his last card. Lisandro turned over another jack to scoop the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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4,000
-500
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-500 |
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Omaha Eight or Better
After one player limped, the small blind called and John Hennigan raised from the big blind. Both other players called, and they saw a flop of 
. The small blind led out, and both Hennigan and the other opponent called. On the 
turn, the small blind led out again, but this time only Hennigan made the call. The small blind bet again on the 
river card, and this time Hennigan raised. His opponent called, and Hennigan showed 
for a pair of fours for high and an 8-low, good enough to scoop the pot.
Johnny World is now back up to 23,000.
Stud Eight or Better
Todd Brunson was low on chips when the players returned from dinner break. He's done a good job of battling back, but recently took a hit to his stack.
He came to the table on 5th street. Brunson checked showing 
, and his opponent bet with 
. Brunson called, and the action repeated itself on 6th street. Both players checked the river, and it was time for a showdown:
Brunson: 
/
Opponent: 
/
The pair of queens was good enough to win, and Brunson's stack is back down to 4,500.
Stud Eight or Better
A player completed from early position with an eight, and Andy Bloch raised it with a three. His opponent called. Bloch kept firing as he caught a couple of low card, and his opponent kept calling, until Bloch checked seventh street and then called.
Bloch: 
/
Opponent: /
Bloch's aces up took the whole pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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16,600
10,450
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10,450 |
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