Hold'em
In a bizarre fashion, Matthew Kelly busted the Mixed NLH/PLO event. Kelly was big blind, moving all in for his last 12,300 over an early raise to 2,500 from Jordan Polk. In the thrill of the moment, Kelly accidentally flipped over his hand, showing 
. Polk still tanked for a while and eventually liked his odds with 
. He called and the 
board delivered a bad beat, leaving Kelly empty-handed.
PLO
On the flop of a three-way 
board, the player in the big blind checked and William Migely bet 3,600 from early position. Daniel Negreanu raised all in for 15,500 and Migely made the call.
Daniel Negreanu: 
William Migely: 
Negreanu had flopped best and scored the double up with a 
run out.
PLO
On the flop of 
, Takashi Ogura checked from the big blind and Yohei Inasaki fired 5,000 in the hijack. Ogura fought back, check-raising pot to make it 21,500. Inasaki shoved all in for 33,700 effective and Ogura called.
Ogura: 
Inasaki: 
Ogura had a superior flush draw and spiked two pair on the turn. Inasaki could only hope for a seven to break the bubble but the 
river locked the double for his opponent.
PLO
With about 22,000 in the middle and a board reading 
, David Valdez put out a bet and Stephen Whitaker called all in for his last 5,600.
David Valdez: 
Stephen Whitaker: 
The board completed with the and Valdez's two pair was best to bust Whitaker one spot away from the money bubble.
Hold'em
Joseph Marchal moved all in for 3,400 and Terrence Schehen isolated on the button. Marchal was flipping with 
versus and the deuces prevailed on the board of 
.
The tournament staff has just installed the hand-for-hand mode with 109 players left. The event is two spots away from the money but there has been some stalling reported so the floor personnel decided to go hand-by-hand from now on.
Hold'em
Peter Eichhardt and Zachary Hench tangled in a battle of late positions. We arrived when the board of 
was out with around 30,000 in the middle. Eichhardt checked and faced a bet of 15,000. He matched the price and Hench tabled for the winner
Hold'em
Nellie Park shoved just over 6,000 from the button and Kranthi Varikuti reshoved in the small blind. Park was in bad shape with 
against and the 
board eliminated her short of money.
Hold'em
Jesse Yaginuma opened to 2,500 from middle position and Mr Mcswiney three-bet to 6,000. Yaginuma four-bet shoved and Mcswiney called it off for about 30,000.
Jesse Yaginuma:
Mr Mcswiney:
Yaginuma caught an ace on the flop of a board and Mcswiney hit the rail.
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