Stud
Jose Arenstein: 
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Phil Hellmuth: / 
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Phil Hellmuth bet on fourth street and was called by Jose Arenstein. Arenstein then took over betting until seventh street when both players checked to showdown.
Arenstein then tabled 
for two pair and Hellmuth looked at his opponent's cards in confusion for several minutes, eventually mucking his hand.
Omaha Hi-Lo
With the board reading 
, Kate Hoang led out from the big blind and was called in two spots. The river brought the 
and Hoang fired again. Both of her opponents continued to call and Hoang tabled 
for the nut low and a straight to the five.
One of her opponents held the same hand with 
but the other was forced to muck and the pot was chopped two ways.
Omaha Hi-Lo
The board read 
and Brandon Shack-Harris in the button was check-called by the cutoff. The turn came the 
and Shack-Harris was check-called again by the cutoff.
The river fell the and the cutoff opponent bet, Shack-harris raised and his opponent then raised again. Shack-Harris thought for a moment before making the call and his opponent then tabled 
for two pair. Shack-Harris then tabled 
for three of a kind, which was enough to take down the hand.
Niveau: 7
Hold’em / O8 - 200/400 400/800
Razz/Stud/Stud 8 - 100 BI 100 400 400-800
Professional poker player and popular Twitch streamer Jeff Gross chats with [Removed:139] about the impact Twitch is having on the poker community.
Players are now taking a 75-minute dinner break.
A couple of late entries include 2017 WSOP Main Event champion Scott Blumstein and Barny Boatman.
Razz
Georgios Sotiropoulos: / 
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Georgios Sotiropoulos bet on every street and was called by his opponent until showdown. Sotiropoulos tabled 
for and his opponent then mucked.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Frank Kassela just recently busted out of Event #14: $1,500 2-7 Lowball Draw and has taken a seat here in the H.O.R.S.E. event. Kassela opened from under the gun and was called by the player directly to his left. A player in middle position three-bet and the action was back on Kassela who four-bet. Both players just called which surprised Kassela a little.
"What happened? I thought once we go past a two-bet it automatically gets capped. Who doesn't love Omaha?" Kassela engaged with the table.
The flop came 
and Kassela led out and was called by both of his opponents. "I don't check very often," Kassela informed his opponents.
However, when the hit the turn, Kassela quickly knuckled the table. The action checked to the player in middle position who tossed in a bet and both Kassela and the third player called.
The river was the 
and Kassela fired out a bet. The player to his left folded while his other opponent looked him up. Kassela flipped over for two pair and scooped the pot.
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