Stud
Michael Mizrachi completed with the 
and Dan Smith defended with the 
. On fifth street, with neither player having a particularly scary board, a raising war broke out with Mizrachi betting, Smith raising, Mizrachi three-betting and Smith four-betting. Mizrachi called and then called down sixth and seventh.
Dan Smith: 
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Michael Mizrachi: 
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A set of sevens was good and Smith dragged one of the bigger pots of the tournament.
Omaha Hi-Lo
On the button, Michael Mizrachi opened and John Hennigan called from the small blind. Dan Smith also called from the big blind.
The flop was 
and action checked to Mizrachi who put out a bet. Both Hennigan and Smith called.
The turn was the 
prompting checks from all three players and the 
came on the river. There, action checked to Mizrachi again and he bet again. Hennigan quickly called and Smith dropped into the tank. He tanked for a while then eventually decided to call.
Mizrachi showed down his 
for the nut low while Hennigan showed 
for the high. Smith said something about having a low as well then mucked his hand, and his chip were split between his two opponents.
Omaha Hi-Lo
John Hennigan raised from the button, Michael Mizrachi three-bet from the big blind and Hennigan called.
The flop came down 
, Mizrachi checked, Hennigan bet and Mizrachi called.
The turn was the 
, Mizrachi led out and Hennigan called.
The river was the 
, Mizrachi bet and Hennigan called.
Mizrachi tabled 
for jacks and deuces with the nut low, Hennigan mucked after staring at the situation for about 10 seconds and Mizrachi scooped the pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Michael Mizrachi raised on the button and John Hennigan made it three bets. Dan Smith called, as did Mizrachi. They saw a flop and Hennigan bet. Both players called.
The turn brought a 
and Hennigan fired again. Smith called and Mizrachi raised. Everyone stayed in to see the 
river. They checked to "Grinder" and he bet.
Hennigan double-checked his cards and mucked, but Smith tossed in a call and mucked to Mizrachi's 
for the nut straight.
Omaha Hi-Lo
From the small blind Dan Smith raised and Michael Mizrachi made it three bets from the big blind. Smith called and the two went heads up to a flop.
On the 
flop, Smith checked. Mizrachi put out a bet and Smith let go of his hand.
Razz
John Hennigan: / 
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Dan Smith: / 
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John Hennigan was the bring in, Dan Smith completed and Hennigan defended. Smith bet on fourth street, Hennigan called, Smith bet on fifth street and Hennigan called. On sixth street Smith check-called a bet from Hennigan before leading out on seventh street.
Hennigan called and Smith flipped over 
for a queen-nine low. Hennigan tabled 
for a ten-seven to win the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
The three players saw a 
flop for the minimum and action checked to Michael Mizrachi, who bet 155,000 on the button. John Hennigan raised to 375,000 and only Mizrachi continued. The turn brought a and Hennigan checked. Mizrachi fired 855,000. Hennigan announced a pot-sized raise to 3,450,000 and that was enough to convince Mizrachi to lay down.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Dan Smith limped in from the small blind and Michael Mizrachi raised to 300,000 from the big blind. Smith called and the two went heads-up to ta flop.
The flop was 
and both players checked. They checked again on the turn.
The river was the and Smith led for 375,000. Mizrachi tossed in a call. Smith showed down his 
and with his straight, Smith would take down the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Michael Mizrachi raised to 225,000 from the button and Dan Smith called from the big blind.
They checked to the river of a board where Mizrachi bet the pot of 500,000. Smith mulled it over for a little before he called.
Mizrachi tabled 
for Broadway, Smith flashed 
for two pair and Mizrachi won the pot.
PokerStars Team Pro Maria Konnikova won't let a few (or many) bad beats damper her outlook on this year's World Series of Poker.
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