No-Limit Hold'em
Jean-Robert Bellande raised from under the gun, Randy Ohel three-bet to 65,000 from the button, and Bellande called.
The flop came down 
and Bellande checked to Ohel who bet 75,000. Bellande check-raised all in for 423,000 and Ohel called with 
. Bellande led with 
and held up through the 
turn and 
river to double up.
No-Limit Hold'em
From the hijack seat, Benny Glaser raised to 20,000. In the big blind, Randy Ohel made it 75,000. Glaser called.
The two saw a flop of 
and Ohel led out with a bet of 75,000 again. Glaser took a few moments, then decide to move all in for 445,000. Ohel dropped into the tank.
Ohel leaned back in his chair, talking his way through the hand.
"From time to time, everyone must get bluffed," Ohel said. "I think this might be one of those times."
Ohel thought for a bit more then released his hand and Glaser took down the pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
David "Bakes" Baker: 
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Mike Leah: / 
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Picking up the action on sixth street, David "Bakes Baker checked to Mike Leah who bet. Baker check-raised, Leah reraised, and Baker called.
Baker check-called a bet from Leah on seventh and Leah showed 
for an eight-high straight with a 6-5-4-3-2 low. Baker tabled 
for a worse straight and the same low, giving Leah three quarters of the pot.
Stud
Phil Ivey completed and Brian Rast made it two bets to go. Ivey called, and then called a bet on fourth street from Rast.
On fifth and sixth, Ivey took the betting lead and Rast called him both times.
Ivey: / 
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Rast: / 
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Before seventh street was dealt, Ivey bet 40,000 in the dark, and Rast called.
Ivey showed the 
for jacks up, but it would be Rast's 
for aces up that would see him scoop the pot.
2-7 Triple Draw
Aaron Katz raised to 40,000 before Chris Klodnicki three-bet all in for 48,000 from the small blind. Katz called, and then both players drew one.
On the second draw, both players again drew one, and heading into the final draw, both players asked for one.
Katz: 
Klodnicki: 
"Give us both jacks," pleaded Klodnicki.
"I got it!" responded Katz as he revealed his 
for a number 14.
Klodnicki had to find an eight to stay alive, and when he squeezed the 
, he was eliminated in 24th place from the Poker Players Championship.
Limit Hold'em
Eli Elezra raised and David "Bakes" Baker made it three bets from the small blind. Elezra called.
The flop was 
and Baker led out with a bet. Elezra made it two bets and Baker just called.
On the turn, Baker bet again, Elezra raised, and Baker raised again to put Elezra all in. Elezra called.
David "Bakes" Baker: 
Eli Elezra:
The river was the , which wasn't one of the cards that Baker needed to take down the pot, so Elezra earned a full double-up with his set of fives.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Yehuda Buchalter raised to 20,000 from middle position, and Mike Leah called on the button. Mike Gorodinsky called in the big blind, and the dealer spread a flop.
Gorodinsky and Buchalter checked to Leah who bet 35,000 before Gorodinsky raised to 120,000. Buchalter called, and after a long pause, Leah folded.
The and 
on the turn and river checked through, and Gorodinsky announced, "Pair of fives."
Buchalter tabled his 
for a pair of queens, and Leah jumped up from his seat.
"You guys made me fold ace-queen! Well not you guys, but him!" Leah stated as he gestured towards Buchalter
Stud Hi-Lo
Ben Yu: / 
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Chris Klodnicki: / 
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Picking up the action on sixth street, Ben Yu bet with his open deuces. Chris Klodnicki called, Yu bet on seventh, and Klodnicki called again.
Yu tabled 
for tens up, Klodnicki showed 
for just aces with a missed flush draw, and Yu won the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Jean-Robert Bellande opened with a raise to 21,000 and he was called by Randy Ohel on the button.
The flop came out 
and Bellande continued with a bet of 50,000. Ohel called.
On the turn, Bellande checked. Ohel put out a bet of 110,000 and this time Bellande called.
Ther river was the and Bellande asked Ohel for a count, then thought for a few seconds before making it 275,000. Ohel dropped into the tank.
"That card actually improved me," Ohel said. "There's a very good chance you're getting a call."
Eventually, Ohel did decide to call. Bellande nodded, keeping his hand face down. Ohel showed his for two pair and Bellande mucked his hand. That allowed Ohel to scoop the big pot, moving over 1 million chips.
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