After losing a large pot to Andrew Kelsall in Stud Eight or Better, Daniel Negreanu shoved for his last 75,000 from the cutoff and was called by Matt Glantz in the big blind.
"I only looked at one," Glantz said.
Matt Glantz:
Daniel Negreanu:
The board ran out �� providing no help to Negreanu and eliminating him in ninth place.
The hand was discovered after the third draw and a check from Mike Gorodinsky, which prompted his opponent Adam Friedman to fire out a bet. After a few moments, Gorodinsky called and mucked when Friedman tabled for a six-five low and was awarded the pot.
Joao Vieira was all-in and held versus Adam Friedman's . With a seven Badugi and a seven-six low, Friedman scooped the pot, and Vieira was eliminated in 10th place and took home $20,726 in cash.
Catching up on fifth street, Phil Hellmuth and Andrew Kelsall were heads-up. Hellmuth bet and was called down on each street. Hellmuth tabled and Kelsall mucked.
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�� providing no help to Negreanu and eliminating him in ninth place.
for a six-five low and was awarded the pot.
versus Adam Friedman's 
. With a seven Badugi and a seven-six low, Friedman scooped the pot, and Vieira was eliminated in 10th place and took home $20,726 in cash.
