Limit Hold'em
Ben Yu raised from the button, then called when Brad Ruben re-raised from the small blind.
Ruben continued with a bet on the 
flop and Yu called. The turn came the 
and Yu again called a bet.
Both players checked down the 
river and Ruben won the pot with 
for two pair.
"I like this game," he said while collecting his new chips.
"It's tilting me now," Yu replied.
Badeucy
Ben Yu raised from the button and Brad Ruben called in the small blind. Ruben drew two, while Yu took three.
Ruben led out with a bet, then called when Yu raised. Yu took one and Ruben drew two.
Ruben called another bet from Yu and drew one while Yu stood pat. He led out after the final draw, then quickly called when Yu raised.
Yu showed 
for a seven-six-four low and a Badugi, scooping the pot off Ruben who held 
.
Badeucy
Jorge Walker raised from early position and found a three-bet from Naoya Kihara. The rest of the table folded and Walker called.
On draw one, Walker was the one that stood pat, and Kihara drew two. Walker now led with a bet and Kihara called.
On the second draw, Walker stood pat again, now Kihara drew only one. Walker bet again, but this time Kihara put out a raise. Walker called and took the hand to the final draw.
Both players now stood pat and Walker checked to Kihara, who bet one more time. Walker called.
"Number two, number two," said Kihara as he showed 
for a winner and a scoop.
Pot-Limit Omaha 8 or Better
Alfred Atamian came to the final table on an extreme short stack and was forced all in from the big blind. Jorge Walker, Jaswinder Lally, and Naoya Kihara all called.
The flop came 
and everyone folded when Lally bet. He showed 
for a full house and Atamian was already standing up and wishing the table good luck as his 
didn't get any help on the turn and river.
Niveau: 29
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
| Seat | Player | Country | Chip Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ben Yu | United States | 2,300,000 |
| 2 | Brad Ruben | United States | 2,100,000 |
| 3 | Jorge Walker | United States | 1,300,000 |
| 4 | Jaswinder Lally | Canada | 2,500,000 |
| 5 | Naoya Kihara | Japan | 1,385,000 |
| 6 | Alfred Atamian | United States | 40,000 |
| 7 | Charles Bransford | United States | 950,000 |
Razz
Marco Johnson was down to around 300,000 when he tangled with Ben Yu in a hand of Razz.
When all the cards were on their back, Yu was showing 
for a six-low. Johnson had 
and was eliminated in 8th place.
The final seven players are now redrawing for seats at the final table on one of the secondary feature tables.
Razz
Action picked up on fourth in an important pot for Johnson.
Marco Johnson: /
/
Naoya Kihara: /
/
On fourth street, Johnson bet and was called by Kihara who was showing a pair of threes.
On fifth, Johnson now checked and Kihara took over the betting lead. Johnson called. That would happen on sixth and seventh street as well.
Kihara showed 
for the ninety-five. Johson shook his head and showed 
for the ninety-six that left him short-stacked.
Badacey
Heads-up after the first draw, Charles Bransford bet and chip leader Jorge Walker called.
Bransford stood pat and bet again. Walker called, then took two. Both players checked after the third draw.
Bransford showed 
for a nine-low and a Badugi. Walker also showed an ace but hit a pair on his last draw and surrendered the pot.
Big O
Dean Joe was all in for his last 225,000 in a pot against Charles Bransford but managed to split the pot with an eight-high straight against Bransford's made wheel.
On the next hand, Joe was all in again, this time against Jorge Walker.
Dean Joe: 
Jorge Walker: 
The board ran out 
and Walker made a straight to scoop the pot and eliminate Joe in ninth place.
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