Omaha Hi-Lo
Michael Gamerman opened from the button, Jay Johnson moved all in for just under 10,000 and Gamerman called, players turned over their hands.
Jay Johnson: 
Michael Gamerman: 
The board ran out 
and Gamerman took down the pot with his three sailboats, eliminating Johnson from the tournament.
Niveau: 16
Limit Flop - 1,500/3,000 (Limits 3,000/6,000)
Stud Games - 700 ante - 1,000 bring-in completion 3,000
(Limits 3,000/6,000)
Razz
Hrair Danielyan bet on sixth street and got a call from Bradley Smith, and the action checked through on seventh street.
Hrair Danielyan: 
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Bradley Smith: /
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Danielyan announced a nine-low, without showing his hole cards, but Smith turned over the 
for the winner, chipping up to 91,000.
Razz
Don Zewin fired a bet on seventh street into Damien Rivier, who called.
Don Zewin: /
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Damien Rivier: 
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Rivier turned over his down cards to reveal the , and Zewin stared at his hole cards for quite a awhile before throwing them into the muck.
Event #14: $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. is now in the money! All of the remaining 113 players will at least earn the min-cash of $2,253.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Colin McHugh was under the gun when he bumped it up to 5,000, leaving 1,700 behind. Edward Nassif pushed in three bets on the hijack and McHugh called his remaining stack all in, players turned over their hands.
Colin McHugh: 
Edward Nassif: 
The board ran out 
and McHugh's turned straight took down the pot for a complete double up through Nassif.
Jim Collopy went from all in for the last of his short stack to 57,000 in the span of two hands.
Hold'em
Collopy reraised on the turn against Damien Rivier, with 
showing on the board.
Jim Collopy: 
Damien Rivier:
Collopy's snap reraise was called by Rivier, and Collopy quickly turned over his nut straight. The river fell a safe 
and Collopy doubled up.
Omaha Hi-Lo
On the very next hand, Collopy got all of his chips in again, scooping the pot with his on a runout of . With the money bubble looming, Collopy is back in contention to finish in the cash.
The tournament is now down to 116 players and 113 of those will be finding the money. Play has slowed down significantly as all remaining players make a push to cash the tournament.
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