Eric Wasserson: 
/ 
/
Samuel Touil: / 
/
Mike Gorodinsky: / 
fold
Wasserson completed, Touil called, Gorodinsky raised, and both of his opponents called.
On fourth street, Touil bet, and only Wasserson called. The action was the same on fifth and sixth streets, and both players checked seventh.
Wasserson showed 
for an eight-low, and Touil mucked.
Niveau: 8
Limites: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Justin Bonomo: / 
/
Scott Clements: / /
Bonomo completed, Clements raised, and Bonomo called.
Both players checked fourth street, and Bonomo bet on fifth street. Clements called, and the action was the same on sixth street.
Seventh street was checked through, and Bonomo turned over 
for an eight-low and won the pot.
Ray Dehkharghani has been eliminated, and there will consequently not be a repeat winner in this event for 2017.
Michael Gathy: / /
Jerry Wong: / 6x] /
Samuel Touil: / fold
Gathy completed, Wong raised all in, and Touil and Gathy both called.
On fourth and fifth streets, Gathy bet, and Touil called. Touil finally gave up to Gathy's aggression on sixth street.
Gathy ended up with a seven-low, which bested Wong, who was eliminated.
Shirley Rosario had just a few bets left and got them in on third street with against the of Andrey Zhigalov. The Russian picked up to make a ten-six after the first six cards, leaving Rosario and her drawing dead before the last card could even be turned over.
At a nearby table, short stack Daniel Negreanu lost his remaining chips.
Phil Hellmuth picked up three to a wheel and bet fourth and fifth streets, but Bart Hanson came out betting when Hellmuth was dealt a king on sixth.
Hellmuth: /
Hanson: /
On the final card, Hellmuth tossed in a single chip to signify a bet after Hanson checked, and Hanson announced a call. Hellmuth turned over , meaning he had at least a seven-six on fifth, and Hanson couldn't beat it.
Daniel Negreanu: / /
Viacheslav Zhukov: / /
Russell Clayton: / fold
Negreanu completed, and Zhukov and Clayton called.
On fourth street, it was checked to Negreanu, who bet, and both of his opponents called.
On fifth street Negreanu bet all in, Zhukov called, and Clayton folded.
Negreanu's nine-low was behind Zhukov's eight-low going to seventh street. Negreanu peeled his card and said it was "two across," meaning he would win with a four or deuce but lose with a three. Lo and behold, it was a , and Negreanu made a seven-low and won the hand.
John Monnette, fresh off his third WSOP bracelet win less than two hours ago in Event #22: $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship for $256,610, is looking to go back-to-back in $10,000 Championship events. He has just taken his seat.
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