Razz
Aaron Katz completed with a 
and Greg Mueller gave him action with a 
. Both players ran out a bit rough, with Katz getting paint twice and Mueller pairing and then getting paint on sixth. It was Katz continuing on fourth and taking the lead again on sixth and seventh after Mueller bet fifth.
Katz: 
/
Mueller: 
//
Mueller couldn't beat the eight shown down by Katz.
Stud
Mike Leah had the bring-in and Brian Rast completed. Leah made it two bets to go when the action returned to him, and Rast called.
Leah fired out bets on fourth and fifth streets with Rast calling each time before both players checked sixth.
Leah: / 
/
Rast: / 
/
On seventh, Leah bet, Rast raised, and Leah called.
Rast tabled his 
for jacks up, and Leah nodded, then mucked his hand.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Greg Mueller called on the button, John Hennigan completed, and Aaron Katz made it 105,000. Only Mueller came along, seeing a board of 
as they checked to the river. There, Katz checked and Mueller bet 125,000. Katz potted for 490,000 more and Mueller went into the tank.
"Two king blockers, huh?" he asked.
After a couple of minutes, Mueller let it go. Katz showed 
.
"Just one king blocker," he said.
Stud
Michael Mizrachi completed holding a and Brian Rast made it two bets with his 
. Everyone else folded while Mizrachi called.
Michael Mizrachi: /
/
Brian Rast: /
/
Rast led out on fourth street with the betting lead and Mizrachi called.
On fifth street, Mizrachi assumed the betting lead and he led out. Rast called. Mizrachi led again on sixth street and Rast called once more.
On seventh street, Mizrachi put in a bet without looking at his cards. Rast thought for a good while, then eventually decided to fold his hand, so Mizrachi raked in the pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Benny Glaser raised to 120,000 on the button and Mike Leah three-bet to 180,000 from the small blind. Michael Mizrachi called in the big blind, before Glaser made it four bets to go.
Leah and Mizrachi called as the flop landed 
, and they both checked to Glaser. Glaser bet 60,000, and both Leah and Mizrachi called as the turn landed the .
Leah checked, as did Mizrachi, and Glaser bet out 120,000. Leah called, but Mizrachi folded as the river of the 
completed the board.
Leah checked, Glaser bet 120,000, and Leah folded.
Limit Hold'em
Phil Ivey raised on the button and he was three-bet by Dan Smith in the small blind. Action folded back to Ivey and he called.
The flop was 
and Smith bet. Ivey called.
On the turn, Smith bet again and Ivey called.
The river was the 
and Smith bet one more time. Ivey called again, but Smith showed him for three jacks and it was good to take down the pot as Ivey mucked.
Limit Hold'em
John Hennigan raised first to act and called a three-bet from Aaron Katz in the cutoff. Hennigan check-called on 
and both checked the 
, bringing a 
. Hennigan bet and Katz called, and Hennigan won showdown with . Katz said he had 
.
"Saved a double bet on the turn," he said.
Stud Hi-Lo
Dan Smith Completed with the and Phil Ivey called over his bring-in with the 
.
Phil Ivey: //
Dan Smith: //
Ivey led out picking up the ace of hearts on fourth street and Smith called.
Both players checked it down on fifth, sixth, and seventh. Smith showed his 
, and with two pair he was able to take down the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Benny Glaser limped the small blind and Mike Leah checked the big.
The flop landed 
and both players checked as the landed on the turn. Glaser bet 50,000 and Leah called as the river fell the .
Glaser bet 120,000 before Leah raised to 320,000. Glaser folded, and Leah showed his 
.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Michael Mizrachi raised to 70,000 from the small blind and Brian Rast called in the big.
The flop landed 
and action checked through to see the on the turn. Mizrachi checked, Rast bet 90,000, and Mizrachi splashed the pot with his entire stack of white 100,000-denomination chips. Rast called all in for 556,000 instantly.
Rast: 
Mizrachi: 
The river landed the , and Rast doubled through.
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