Razz
Alex Outhred: 
Jake Liebeskind: 
All the chips were in the middle as Alex Outhred was all in going to seventh street against Jake Liebeskind.
Liebeskind ended up with a 6-5-4-2-A, beating the 6-5-4-3-A of Outhred to take the pot and knock out the former big stack.
"I came back from break with 30,000," Liebeskind said following the hand. "From 30 to 200 really fast."
Niveau: 20
Limites: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
Level 19 has come to an end and the remaining 72 players are headed on a 15-minute break.
Pot-Limit Omaha
After Ali Eslami tripled up his last 2,000 chips in Razz the hand earlier, he raised to 14,000 from under the gun and called when William O'Neil put him all in.
Ali Eslami: 
William O'Neil: 
Eslami paired his jack as the board ran out 
to double up yet again.
"Don't go anywhere. This could be a story," the new bracelet winner said.
"I didn't know he was famous when he got to the table," chip leader Thomas Brown said.
Seven Card Stud
Scotty Nguyen: 
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Menikos Panagiotou: /
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Scotty Nguyen called bets from Menikos Panagiotou on both fourth and fifth streets with three diamonds showing.
Nguyen hit another diamond on sixth and put in a bet before Panagiotou raised. Nguyen called with some hesitation before facing another bet on seventh.
Nguyen, this time, flashed three more diamonds in the hole before mucking his flush.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Matthew Schreiber and Valentin Vornicu had their cards already face up and all the chips in the middle on the river.
According to Schreiber, he check-raised the turn on a board of 
with 
for the nut full house.
Vornicu called as the river was the 
. Schreiber potted again and Vornicu called off his last 90,200.
Vornicu showed Schreiber the bad news, turning over 
for rivered quads.
"That's insane. That's f**king insane," Schreiber said.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Allen Kessler's raise found a call from Robert Wells, who then check-called a continuation bet on the 
flop.
Both players checked the 
turn, before Wells led out on the river. After correcting the bet amount from Wells, Kessler made the call.
Allen Kessler: 
Robert Wells: 
Kessler had aces up, while Wells held kings and a missed low draw. Kessler took down the pot, moving above the 400,000 chip mark.
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