Wednesday, June 5, 2013 12:42 AM Local Time
"It's Never Ending"
Omaha Eight or Better
On a board of , Greg Mueller saw Steven Wolansky show down for a wheel and a scoop.
"It's never ending," Mueller said, shaking his head.
Steven Wolansky | 1,425,000 | 415,000  |
Greg Mueller | 500,000 | -280,000  |
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 12:18 AM Local Time
Take Twenty
Players are now on a 20-minute break.
Michael Malm | 1,185,000 | 35,000  |
Steven Wolansky | 1,010,000 | 0  |
Greg Mueller | 780,000 | 180,000  |
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 12:13 AM Local Time
Malm's Trips Win
Stud
Michael Malm completed with a six, and Steven Wolansky called with a four. Both players paired their upcards, and Wolansky called Malm's bets through seventh.
Wolansky: /
Malm: /
Michael Malm | 1,150,000 | 130,000  |
Steven Wolansky | 1,010,000 | -260,000  |
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 12:05 AM Local Time
Malm Takes One
No-Limit Hold'em
Michael Malm completed from the small blind and Steven Wolansky checked his option. The flop brought and Malm led for 27,000. Wolansky flat called and both players checked the turn.
The river was the , bringing a third spade to the felt. Malm checked and Wolansky bet 38,000. Malm cut out a raise to 140,000 and Wolansky took about thirty seconds before calling.
Malm rolled up for a flush and was able to drag in the pot.
Steven Wolansky | 1,270,000 | -280,000  |
Michael Malm | 1,020,000 | 415,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:53 PM Local Time
Malm Takes One with a Nine
2-7 Triple Draw
Michael Malm raised from the button, and Greg Mueller called.
Mueller drew three, and Malm drew two. Mueller check-called.
Both players then drew two, and Mueller led out. Malm called.
Both players drew one, and Mueller fired again. Malm called and showed to take the pot. He said he had a straight flush before the last draw.
Michael Malm | 605,000 | 190,000  |
Greg Mueller | 600,000 | -180,000  |

Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:47 PM Local Time
Updated Chip Counts
Steven Wolansky | 1,550,000 | 190,000  |
Greg Mueller | 780,000 | 180,000  |
Michael Malm | 415,000 | 30,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:36 PM Local Time
Eric Crain Eliminated in 4th Place ($64,975)

Limit Hold'em
Eric Crain opened with a raise from under the gun and Steven Wolansky three-bet out of the big blind. Crain four-bet from the button and Wolansky capped it, putting Crain all in. Crain called and the hands were tabled.
Crain:
Wolansky:
The board ran out and Wolansky was able to win the pot with his pair of kings. Crain, who finished Day 1 of this event as the chip lead and has been a force throughout this whole tournament, has been eliminated from play. Crain will take home $64,975 in tournament winnings.
Steven Wolansky | 1,360,000 | 10,000  |
Eric Crain | 0 | -100,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:28 PM Local Time
Crain Remains on Life Support
Pot-Limit Omaha
Eric Crain got all his chips in against Greg Mueller in a blind battle.
Crain:
Mueller:
The board ran out and Crain doubled up.
Eric Crain | 100,000 | -90,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:09 PM Local Time
Crain Doubles Through Mueller
Omaha Eight-or-Better
Greg Mueller opened the betting with a raise. It trickled around to Eric Crain's big blind and with only 87,000 total, Crain did not look happy.
"Wow," Crain said. "It's bad."
Another moment passed.
"Alright, good luck Greg," said Crain as he announced a three-bet. Mueller four-bet and Crain called all in.
Crain:
Mueller:
The flop came and Mueller jumped into the lead with jacks and fives. The hit fourth street.
"Good game, guys," said Crain, standing up from the table and putting his backpack on.
However, his departure ultimately did not occur as the struck fifth street and Crain was able to make a winning pair of kings.
"Wooooooow," boomed Crain. "I didn't even see the king!"
Crain is now sitting on about 190,000 while Mueller has fallen to about 600,000.
Greg Mueller | 600,000 | -24,000  |
Eric Crain | 190,000 | 70,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 11:00 PM Local Time
Crain in Danger Zone
Stud
Eric Crain, showing a , and Steven Wolansky, showing an , put in three bets on the first round. Crain called a bet on fourth, then raised fifth with a six-three-nine and two diamonds. Wolansky called with an ace-ten-four and two spades. Wolansky then check-raised on sixth when he caught a king, and Crain an ace. Crain called seventh.
Crain: /
Wolansky: /
Wolansky's set of kings were good, and Day 1 chipleader Crain has fallen to the short stack.
Steven Wolansky | 1,350,000 | 300,000  |
Eric Crain | 120,000 | -630,000  |

Tuesday, June 4, 2013 10:47 PM Local Time
Malm Triples

No-Limit Hold'em
Steven Wolansky was first to act and opened to 24,000. Eric Crain three-bet to 68,000 from the button and it folded around to Michael Malm who went into the tank. Eventually he opted to flat call. Wolansky stuck around too.
The trio took in a flop of and Malm snap-shipped all in for 59,000. Wolansky called and Crain did the same. Both players checked down the turn and river.
Wolansky showed but was bested by Crain's . The best hand, however, was held by Malm who had for two pair of queens and jacks. Malm was able to triple to about 385,000.
Steven Wolansky | 1,050,000 | -420,000  |
Eric Crain | 750,000 | -20,000  |
Michael Malm | 385,000 | 255,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 10:40 PM Local Time
Malm Keeps Dropping
2-7 Triple Draw
Michael Malm opened for a raise on the button, and Steven Wolansky and Eric Crain called from the blinds.
All three players drew two cards. Wolansky checked, Crain bet, and Malm and Wolansky called.
Wolansky again drew two, and the other players drew one. Everyone checked.
Wolansky stayed pat for the third draw, and his opponents each drew one. Wolansky bet, Crain folded, and Malm made what appeared to be a reluctant call. Wolansky showed a . Malm's cards hit the muck.
Steven Wolansky | 1,470,000 | 410,000  |
Michael Malm | 130,000 | -180,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 10:33 PM Local Time
Malm Doubles Through Wolansky
2-7 Triple Draw
Michael Malm raised from the button and Steven Wolansky called from the small blind. Wolansky drew three cards and Malm took one. Wolansky checked and Malm fired a bet. Wolansky stuck aroun.d
Both players drew one on the second draw and Wolansky once again check-called. Wolansky took one more and Malm stood pat. Wolansky checked and Malm fired his last 8,000 chips. Wolansky sighed it off but could not beat Malm's . Malm is now sitting on about 310,000.
Steven Wolansky | 1,060,000 | -216,000  |
Michael Malm | 310,000 | 135,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 10:23 PM Local Time
Crain's Two Pair Scoops
Stud Eight or Better
Eric Crain and Michael Malm put in three bets on the first round, then Crain called bets on every street.
Crain: / /
Malm: /
Malm had three pairs, but Crain's sixes were better than any of them, so his sixes and fours took the pot.
Eric Crain | 770,000 | 125,000  |
Michael Malm | 225,000 | -116,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 10:15 PM Local Time
More Mixed Game Action
Dinner time is over and the four remaining players have taken their seats.

Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:18 PM Local Time
Dinner Break
Players are now on a 60-minute dinner break.
Steven Wolansky | 1,276,000 | -134,000  |
Eric Crain | 645,000 | -85,000  |
Greg Mueller | 624,000 | 184,000  |
Michael Malm | 341,000 | -69,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:08 PM Local Time
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Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:03 PM Local Time
Wolansky's Straight Good
Pot-Limit Omaha
After a flop of , Greg Mueller checked to Steven Wolansky on the button. Wolansky bet 60,000, and Mueller called. The turn was the , and both players checked. They again checked the river.
Wolansky announced a straight, and tabled . Mueller mucked.
Steven Wolansky | 1,410,000 | 50,000  |
Greg Mueller | 440,000 | 70,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 8:45 PM Local Time
Chip Counts
Steven Wolansky | 1,360,000 | 70,000  |
Eric Crain | 730,000 | 125,000  |
Michael Malm | 410,000 | 185,000  |
Greg Mueller | 370,000 | -280,000  |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 8:45 PM Local Time
Crain Loses Two O8 Pots
Omaha Eight-or-Better
The board read and Eric Crain and Michael Malm were heads up in the hand. Malm came out with a bet and Crain called. The rivered and Malm bet once more. Crain called but mucked his hand after Malm fanned for the scoop.
Two hands later, Steven Wolansky opened with a raise from the small blind. Crain three-bet from the big and Wolansky called. The flop came and both player checked.
Fourth street saw a second jack fall with the . Wolansky fired a bet and Crain stuck around. The hit the river and Wolansky bet once more. Crain called.
Wolansky tabled for quad jacks. Crain stared with his mouth agape at Wolansky's hand and then quickly mucked his own.