Juego con responsabilidad.
Nacho Barbero inquired via Twitter how long the late registration would be available for the event, and we just saw him seated. On fifth and sixth he bet and was called before both players checked seventh.
Barbero: 
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Opponent: (x-x) / 
/ muck
Nivel: 6
Límites: 300/600
Ante: 50
Omaha Hi-Low
Three-time WSOP bracelet winner Brock Parker has been eliminated.
He was knocked down to 700 after losing a big pot to Bruce Levitt. It began when the under-the-gun player opened with a raise and three others, including Parker and Levitt, called. When the flop came down 
, the small blind checked and Parker bet 250 from the big. The original raiser then raised to 500, Levitt made it 750 to go, and the small blind folded. Parker four-bet to 1,000, the under-the-gun player called, and then Levitt capped it at 1,250. Two calls followed.
Both Parker and the under-the-gun player check-called a bet of 500 on the 
turn and then checked the 
river. Levitt bet another 500, and Parker shook his head before making the call. The other player got out of the way.
Levitt rolled over the 
for the nuts, and Parker mucked his cards. Parker would fall a few minutes later.
Stud Hi-Low
The cards of the opponent were already rushed away when he looked quite puzzled over Dustin Leary's wheel.
Leary - and Maksim Fomin one table over - are among the bigger stacks at the moment.
Leary: 
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Stud Hi-Low
A short stacked Barry Greenstein has been sent to the rail after being all in on fourth while showing 
for his remaining 900 chips. Steven Wolansky made the call.
Greenstein: 
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Wolansky: 
Omaha Hi-Low
Gavin Smith is one of the most affable players in poker. His jovial disposition, love of the drink, and trademark fedora make him a fan favorite in nearly every tournament he plays. Today, that tournament is Event #25: $2,500 Omaha/Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low.
We recently passed by Smith's table and saw him sitting with a copy of Dutch Boyd's new book Poker Tilt.
"When are we going to get a book about you?" we asked. Smith replied that he didn't write well enough, but we countered by saying he could always get someone else, like his good friend Nolan Dalla, to write it.
"I've got too much s*** I don't want people to know," Smith said with a smile.
A moment later, action folded to Smith in the cutoff and he raised. Only the big blind called and the two saw a flop of 
. The big blind check-called a bet of 250, and then proceeded to check-call bets of 500 on both the turn and 
river.
Smith tabled the 
for aces and nines, which was good for the high. The big blind then showed the 
for a low and the other half of the pot.
Stud Hi-Low
Allen Cunningham completed, showing the and his opponent had the . Cunningham called the bets on all streets, including seventh, and lost some change after not being able to beat two pair.
Cunningham: / 
Opponent: 
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After a player completed with the showing and another called with the , Bryan "The Icon" Micon raised to 500. Both his opponents called and then check-called a bet of 250 on fourth street.
Micon bet 500 when he paired on fifth, both his opponent called and then the action repeated itself on sixth. Micon tossed out a final bet on seventh, the player that had completed folded, and the other one made the call.
Micon: 
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Completer: / / fold
Other Player: / 
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"Three's full," an excited Micon declared before tabling his hand. His opponent shook his head, gathered his cards and mucked.
Omaha Hi-Low
In the first hand, we saw Maria Ho defend her small blind against Jon Turner and then raise the flop. Turner tossed in the extra chips and bet the turn before both checked the 
river. Turner showed and won the low pot; Ho claimed the high with .
One hand later, Ho called a raise out of the button. Two streets before, both checked the 
river. Her opponent was bluffing with 
and Ho held .
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