2-7 Triple Draw
David "ODB" Baker raised to 30,000 from the cutoff and Justin Bonomo made it three bets to go from the button. Once the action returned to Baker, he called all in for his last 41,000 total.
Both players drew one on each of their three draws, and it would be Bonomo making a 
as Baker was drawing to his 
.
On the end, Baker could only squeeze out the 
, and he was eliminated from the Poker Players Championship.
No-Limit Hold'em
Dan Smith raised to 20,000 from the hijack, Jesse Martin called from the cutoff and Isaac Haxton three-bet shoved from the small blind for 170,000.
Smith mulled it over for a bit before he called. Martin tanked for about two-and-a-half minutes before Smith called the clock. As time was being counted down, Martin jammed with a slightly covering stack and Smith called all in instantly for 888,000.
Smith tabled 
, Martin was well behind with 
and Haxton held 
.
The board came down 
, safe for Smith to double into the chip lead and eliminate Haxton.
Stud
Dan Smith had the bring-in, and Jesse Martin called all in for his last 4,000. Shaun Deeb completed to 15,000 and Smith folded.
Each player's board ran out as follows:
Martin: 
/ 
/
Deeb: 
/ 
/
With Deeb hitting tens-up on seventh to take the lead against Martin's sixes-up, Martin was eliminated in 34th place from the Poker Players Championship.
No-Limit Hold'em
The flop was 
and from the blinds Michael Mizrachi checked over to Justin Bonomo. Bonomo put out a bet of 25,000 which Mizrachi called.
On the 
turn, Mizrachi checked again and this time Bonomo fired 75,000. Mizrachi called one more time.
The river was the and after a check from Mizrachi, Bonomo thought for about thirty seconds before moving all in for just under 400,000. Mizrachi snap-folded, revealing his 
to Bonomo.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Michael Glick was all in from the cutoff prior to the river of a 
board against Eli Elezra in the small blind and Yehuda Buchalter in the big blind.
Elezra showed 
, Buchalter had him beat with 
for aces and tens with a better kicker with an eight-five low, and Glick showed 
as he tossed his hand into the muck.
No-Limit Hold'em
Speaking to John Hennigan, he detailed to us that Sergii Baranov was eliminated during No-Limit Hold'em to Greg Mueller.
Mueller held 
against Baranov's 
, and when Baranov failed to improve, he was eliminated from the Poker Players Championship in 32nd place.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Catching up to the action on a flop of 
Chris Vitch and Benny Glaser checked over to Mike Gorodinsky in the cutoff. Gorodinsky put out a bet of 45,000 which both Vitch and Glaser called.
The turn was the and Vitch and Glaser both quickly checked over to Gorodinsky. Gorodinsky asked what the number was for a pot-sized bet and then put out one for 195,000. Vitch and Glaser both quickly folded.
Before taking in the pot, Gorodinsky flashed the 
in his hand for a flopped set, and he took down the pot.
Razz
Daniel Negreanu had the bring-in with a 
, and Elior Sion completed to 15,000. Ben Lamb called, and Jean-Robert Bellande made it two bets to go before Jason Mercier made it three bets and 45,000.
Negreanu folded, but Sion called, as Lamb folded, and Bellande called.
On fourth street, Mercier bet after it checked to him, and both Sion and Bellande called. Bellande led on fifth and sixth street and was called by Mercier and Sion both times.
Sion: / 
/
Lamb: / (folded on third street)
Bellande: / 
/
Mercier: / /
On seventh, Bellande bet and Mercier and Sion called.
Bellande tabled his , and both Mercier and Sion folded.
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