Angie Fitzgerald has gone unnoticed until this stage of the tournament, which has come as a bit of a surprise, as she sits with a mountain of chips in front of her adding up to 110,000.
Cole Swannack and Leo Boxell will have to watch themselves, as they both sit directly to the right of her very intimidating stack.
Action started with Brooke Howard-Smith opening with a bet to 1,850. Jesse McKenzie then decided to re-raise to 1850, which Howard-Smith called. The flop fell the , and Howard-Smith continued with a bet of 750. McKenzie opted to raise it to 2,400, and was met with an all-in, which had him covered. He made the call but was behind with his , when he was shown the .
The turn and river came the and to not improve McKenzie as he made his way to the door.
Leo Boxell has been very quiet today, and his chip stack has suffered too. We did, however, just see him commit his last 3,650 in chips on a flop reading , and find a fold from an opponent who previously checked his option.
Boxell was nice enough to flash his to his opponent, as well the others at the table, and scoop in a pot worth approximately 6,000 in chips.
Passing Ashley Warner’s table, we saw a player open with a raise to 800. Warner called, and both players saw the flop fall . Both players checked to see the turn drop the , and again Warner’s opponent checked. He bet out 1,100, and after a minute, his opponent folded.
Warner seemed a little upset, shaking his head, as he brought in the chips. He now sits on 22,000.
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, and Howard-Smith continued with a bet of 750. McKenzie opted to raise it to 2,400, and was met with an all-in, which had him covered. He made the call but was behind with his 
, when he was shown the 
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and 
to not improve McKenzie as he made his way to the door.
to his opponent, as well the others at the table, and scoop in a pot worth approximately 6,000 in chips.
, and again Warner’s opponent checked. He bet out 1,100, and after a minute, his opponent folded.
