Rick Alvarado was heads up with Tommy Zhu after the draw. Alvarado led for 4,000 which was half of his remaining stack.
Zhu took a few moments before raising to 10,000, putting Alvarado at risk should he call.
Alvarado eventually called and showed 
.
Zhu was slightly better with 
and Alvarado was eliminated.
A player opened to 1,100 and Benny Glaser three-bet to 3,500. Todd Brunson four-bet all in for 8,700. The initial raiser folded and Glaser called.
Both players drew one. Glaser showed but drew a to pair. Brunson held but managed to draw a to pair and was eliminated.
Toward the end of the last level, tournament officials confirmed the prize pool for the event. With 266 entrants, 40 players will make the money, with a min-cash in this event worth $2,271.
Finishing in eighth place and making the final table will secure players at least $7,150, while finishing first, securing a gold bracelet, and taking home the title of $1,500 2-7 No-Limit Lowball Draw champion for 2017 is worth $89,151.
There are currently 98 players remaining as the field enters level 7.
Bryce Yockey was discussing the 25k Fantasy Draft and various bracelet bets. Tablemate Matt Waxman commented that, "Bracelets are hard to win."
Cue the player next to him, a certain Phil Hellmuth with 14 WSOP bracelets to his name, remarking, "Are they?"
Niveau: 8
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 125
James Woods opened to 1,400 on the button, and JC Tran defended from the big blind.
Both players drew one. Tran checked. Woods bet 2,200, and Tran called.
"Ten," said Woods, turning over 
.
Tran mucked.
The player under the gun moved all in for his remaining 2,500, and Anthony Zinno called on the button.
The all in player drew two, and Zinno stood pat and spread 
on the felt.
"I'm live," his opponent said, showing .
Instead of sweating his cards, he took the all-in-one approach of flipping both the 
and face-up at the same time, meaning that he paired and was eliminated. Zinno moved up to around 18,000 chips.
John Duthie raised from the cutoff, and Felipe Ramos defended his small blind.
Both players drew one, and Ramos checked to Duthie, who bet 2,000. Ramos then check-raised all in for 5,900, and Duthie insta-called.
Ramos showed for a Number Four, beating the of Duthie.
"Nice hand," said Duthie, "Nice catch."
Niveau: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 100
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