Stud
Nick Guagenti completed with a king and Denis Strebkov called with a three. Guagenti kept adding Broadway cards to his board and he fired on fourth, fifth, sixth and Strebkov called each time. They checked the river and Guagenti showed he didn't have more than fives, but Strebkov couldn't beat that anyway.
Strebkov: 
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Guagenti: / 
Stud Hi-Lo
Esther Taylor had the bring-in, and Daniel Negreanu moved all in for 2,500. Wendy Freedman called, and Brian Hastings completed the full bet to 6,000. Taylor and Freedman both called.
Fourth and fifth streets checked through, and on sixth, Hastings bet and both Taylor and Freedman called.
Taylor: / 
/
Negreanu: / 
/
Freedman: / 
/
Hastings: / 
/
On seventh, action checked through and Freedman tabled her 
for two pair as Hastings and Taylor folded.
Negreanu showed his 
in the hole and began squeezing his final card.
"This could be my final card of the World Series," Negreanu stated.
Negreanu needed an ace, queen, nine, six, or three to stay alive, but unfortunately he squeezed the and was eliminated in 36th place.
Razz
The action was spotted on sixth street with Amnon Filippi standing up as he had already been all in. He was drawing dead on sixth and the river didn't matter as his chips were already guaranteed to gravitate towards Paul Volpe.
Volpe: 
Filippi: 
Stud
Brian Hastings had the bring-in and Max Pescatori completed. Pescatori bet fourth and Hastings called.
On fifth, Pescatori bet and Hastings raised. Pescatori folded.
Hastings: / 
Pescatori: / 
Stud
Brian Nadell was all in for peanuts and he was drawing very slim against Wendy Freedman who finished with 
for three jacks.
Nadell had 
out and needed to squeeze a six, and he indeed found the to double.
However, he was still very short with 8,500 and his tournament run came to an end in the following minutes.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Jordan Siegel raised on his button and Denis Strebkov and Paul Volpe called from the big blind.
All players continued to the turn for one more bet and Volpe bet the 
. Siegel raised, getting rid of Strebkov, but Volpe called.
The river was the and both players checked. Volpe announced a straight, showing 
and Siegel sighed, showing he had flopped the top set with 
.
Razz
Konstantin Puchkov completed and Javid Javani called. Puchkov bet every street and Javani called him down to the river.
Puchkov: / /
Javani: / /
On seventh after Puchkov bet, Javani folded. Puchkov flashed his in the hole for a six-low and scooped in the pot.
Razz
Action was caught on fourth street where Daniel Negreanu bet with his board showing eight-ten while Kevin Song had king-four in front of him. Song called and he called again when both players caught a paint card on fifth.
Negreanu paired his ten on sixth and Song bet. Negreanu called and he called one more bet on the river. Song, however, finished with eight-low and Negreanu couldn't beat that.
Negreanu: /
Song: /
Omaha Hi-Lo
Paul Tedeschi raised the cutoff and Adam Owen three-bet the button. Bruno Portaro called in the small blind, as did Tedeschi.
The flop of 
checked through to reveal the on the turn. Tedeschi bet, Owen called, and Portaro check-folded.
The river landed the and Tedeschi checked. Owen bet 12,000, and Tedeschi thought for over a minute before folding.
Omaha Hi-Lo
With action on the 
turn, Bruno Portaro checked from the big blind and Jim Collopy bet from the cutoff. Paul Tedeschi called on the button and Portaro called as well.
The hit the river and Collopy fired again. Tedeschi called for his last 11,000, and Portaro called the full bet.
Tedeschi showed the nut low and quads with 
, holding the best possible hand. Collopy had ace-three to chop the low with and Portaro mucked.
"Oh, you had the nut flush draw, too?" Collopy observed that Tedeschi's hand was truly perfect.
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