Razz
Michael Coombs: 
/ 
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Scott Bohlman: / 
/
David Prociak: 
/ fold on fifth
Scott Bohlman was all-in for just 16,000 on third street and Michael Coombs then bet fourth and fifth. David Prociak called with a king once and then let go. Coombs made a ninety-seven and Bohlman's ninety-eight was no good.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Kristan Lord got the remainder of his short stack in after the 
flop and tabled the 
for the nut low draw. Qinghai Pan rolled over 
for a pair of aces and that prevailed after the board completed with the 
turn and 
river.
Omaha Hi-Lo
In three-way action to the 
turn, Paramjit Gill bet out of the blinds and was called only by Michael Trivett. He then bet again the 
river and Trivett raised, which Gill called.
"I have a low and a flush," Trivett announced and rolled over the 
. That was good for half the pot, as Gill had the 
for the nut flush and inferior low.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Everett Carlton and Leonard August were battling on a 
runout. Carlton bet the river, and eventually got a call from August. Carlton tabled 
for a wheel to scoop the pot and recover some lost chips.
Razz
A short-stacked Pearce Arnold was all-in for 62,000 total and sweated a for a nine-eight. Amnon Filippi had some outs with the 
exposed but paired the to finish with a queen-low, which made the on seventh for Arnold meaningless.
Stud Hi-Lo
James Woods: / 
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Qinghai Pan: / 
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James Woods pondered about calling the bet by Qinghai Pan on fifth and then did so with exactly 5,000 chips behind. Pan asked to see the stack of his opponent on the other side of the dealer, then they checked it down on sixth and seventh. Pan revealed the 
for just the pair of fives and Woods missed it all with the 
.
James Woods: 
/ 
/ 
Daniel Negreanu: 
/ / 
Leonard August: 
/ 
Woods was all-in the next hand and Daniel Negreanu bet fourth to seventh. Leonard August called and mucked his two pair when Negreanu announced a flush. Woods was drawing dead by then and headed to the payout desk.
Omaha Hi-Lo
The cards were already revealed as Dan Heimiller ended up at risk holding the 
. He was dominated by the of Brandon Shack-Harris and found no help on the 
board. Since no low played, the aces up of Shack-Harris won it all and sent Heimiller to the rail.
Stud Hi-Lo
Paramjit Gill: / 
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Allen Kessler: / 
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Allen Kessler was at risk on fourth street after three-betting on third with a pair of aces and a six-trey low draw showing until fifth.
"How am I going to lose this one?" Kessler mentioned in table chat.
Paramjit Gill then made kings up and somehow, Kessler bricked both the low draw and superior two pair to finish in 32nd place.
Niveau: 19
Limit Blinds: 8000/15000
Stud Blinds: 5000/15000 Ante: 3000
Limits: 15000/30000
Only 32 players remain and they have been sent into a scheduled 15-minute break. Another two levels will be played before bagging and tagging.
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