Five Card PLO
Justin Liberto potted to 350,000 under the gun. Sergio Benso then raised to 850,000 from the small blind, and Liberto called all in.
Justin Liberto: Q♥J♣10♣8♠2♥ 
Sergio Benso: A♦Q♣J♥10♠6♥
The K♠A♣A♠ flop had Liberto drawing to runner-runner, and he managed to pick up some life on the 9♣ turn. He was in need of a club, but the 2♦ river secured his elimination as play became three handed.
Big O
Maxx Coleman raised to 350,000 on the button. Steven Liu defended the big blind.
When the flop hit 6♥A♥5♣, Liu checked and Coleman quickly shoved all in.
Liu was just as quick with the call.
Maxx Coleman: A♣Q♠10♠5♦2♥
Steven Liu: A♠10♥8♥4♦2♠
Coleman had two pair. Liu had heart and straight draws, as well as a deuce-four low.
The turn of the 9♠ meant little, but the 3♦ on the river gave Liu a six-high straight and the wheel for the scoop and the knockout.
Five Card PLO Double Board
A♦10♦3♥6♣J♥
K♥4♥4♦4♣4♠
Farhad Jamasi limped in from the small blind, and Maxx Coleman checked his option in the big.
On both the flop and the turn, Coleman called minimum bets of 100,000 from Jamasi.
On the river, Jamasi sized up with a pot-sized bet of 700,000. Coleman thought for quite some time, but eventually returned his cards to the dealer.
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Five Card PLO Double Board
Justin Liberto took down three consecutive pots. He open-potted twice from early position to fold out all his opponents. The hand after, he received a walk in the big blind to pad his stack by more than half.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Sergio Benso raised to 200,000 on the button. Justin Liberto defended the big blind with a raise to 650,000. Benso called.
The flop hit 3♥9♥7♠. Liberto bet 525,000. Benso potted it to 2,975,000 chips.
Liberto went into deep thought and returned with a forceful slamming down of a stack of 500,000-denomination chips to put Benso all in. Benson added his last 115,000.
Sergio Benso: A♣J♦3♣3♦
Justin Liberto: A♦K♦K♠Q♠
Liberto must have put Benso on a bluff, as all he had was a pair of kings and a backdoor flush draw.
Liberto had a set of threes, and the turn-river Q♣8♦ didn't bring any help to Liberto's hand in one of the biggest pots of the tournament.
Pot-Limit Omaha Double Board
J♥10♠Q♦9♥2♠
3♥3♠5♦9♠6♣
Joshua Stewart opened to 225,000 from the cutoff, and Farhad Jamasi potted it on the button. When action folded round to Stewart, he called all in.
Joshua Stewart: A♥J♦7♦7♥
Farhad Jamasi: A♦K♥9♦8♥
Jamasi flopped Broadway on the top board, and it stayed the nuts until the river. He also turned best on bottom, with his pair of nines beating out Stewart's sevens to eliminate his opponent in sixth place.
Pot-Limit Omaha Double Board
3♥K♠7♠Q♠10♥
8♥9♠7♥3♣4♣
Joshua Stewart opened to 225,000 on the button, and Maxx Coleman potted from the big blind to put his opponent all-in. Stewart made the call.
Joshua Stewart: A♥K♥J♦3♦
Maxx Coleman: A♣Q♣8♠5♦
Stewart made Broadway on top, but couldn't beat Coleman's pair of eights on bottom, meaning the two chopped up the small blind and ante.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
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