Stud Hi-Lo
Marcos Rogerio De Siqueira: 
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DJ Buckley: / 
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DJ Buckley completed and bet up until sixth street where Marcos Rogerio De Siqueira took over. Buckley called De Siqueria's bet and both players checked on seventh.
De Siqueira showed 
for just a pair of fours and Buckley tabled 
, giving him two pair and the pot.
Niveau: 17
Limit Flop - 2,000/4,000 (Limits 4,000/8,000)
Stud Games - 1,000 ante/bring-in completion 4,000
(Limits 4,000/8,000)
Players are now on a 60-minute dinner break; play resumes with 74 contenders coming back for Level 17 on the other side of the break.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Kevin Johnson: 
Andre Ching: 
Kevin Johnson went in for the last of his stack and got a call from Andre Ching, and Ching scooped the pot with two pair aces and jacks on the 
runout.
Hold'em
William Shelton got the last of his chips in on the flop, Blake Cahail called, and Jonathan Miller got out of the way.
William Shelton: 
Blake Cahail: 
The flop read 
when the chips went in, and Shelton saw that he was in dire straits. The turn and river came 
, bringing in the flush for Cahail and Shelton's tournament run came to an end.
Hold'em
Anthony Zinno put in two bets from the cutoff, the button player and Hrair Danielyan in the big blind, both called. A flop of landed on the felt, action checked to Zinno, he put in a bet and Danielyan was the only player to stick around.
The peeled off as a turn card, Zinno found the action on him again, and again he fired in a bet. Danielyan check-called and the dealer dropped a 
as the river.
Both players checked, Danielyan tabled 
for two pair and Zinno instantly mucked his hand, shipping the pot to Danielyan.
Hold'em
Anthony Mender called on the button, Jason Acosta limped the small blind and Kevin Johnson checked his option in the big blind. The dealer spread out 
as a flop and Johnson pushed in a bet after the action checked to him.
Mender was the only one to call to see the turn card. Johnson fired in a bet, he instantly found a fold from Mender and pulled in the pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
Barry Levy: /
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Carlos Villamarin: /
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Barry Levy got all of his remaining stack on fifth street, and Carlos Villamarin called. The rest of the cards came out and Villamarin showed his river card, the , with Levy still hiding the final down card.
"Do I have to improve?" Levy said, and in this case he did not, as his pair of queens was already good.
Omaha Hi-Lo
David Olson opened from the hijack and a player moved all in for his last 8,800, Olson called and the two turned over their hands.
Opponent: 
David Olson: 
The board ran out 
and Olson scooped the pot with his wheel, knocking an opponent out.
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