Sonia-Veronika Shashikhina recently bought back into the tournament and found herself already playing a big heads-up pot on a board reading .
Shashikhina bet a big 25,000 on the river with less than that behind and her opponent called. Shashikhina turned over a bluff with for king-high and the opponent showed to take the pot.
Sonia-Veronika Shashikhina was eliminated by Anton Wigg when she held against the of Wigg on a board of and was unable to hit her flush.
Shashikhina pushed her stack over to Wigg in the next seat, but there was some debate as to whether Wigg had covered her as the stacks had been pushed together. The floor determined that Wigg had in fact covered her and the dealer pushed him the pot.
Atul Sehgal limped from under the gun before Darren Elias raised to 4,400 from the next seat over. David Botcowsky made it 13,800 from the button and only Elias called.
The flop checked through to the turn and and Elias bet 32,000. Botcowsky called.
Elias then checked on the river. His opponent bet 41,000 and Elias went into the tank. He eventually called and then mucked after Botcowsky turned over his for two pair, aces and queens.
Jake Daniels was in a three-way pot on a board reading . A player bet 5,000 and the next player to act called, while Daniels check-raised to 17,000.
The initial bettor re-raised all-in for 49,800 and Daniels snap-called with less when the action folded to him.
Jake Daniels:
Opponent:
Daniels was in front with trips but still needed to dodge a diamond. The turn brought the to give the opponent the flush and Daniels stood up from his seat in defeat.
"I'm always losing — Oh! Look at that!" he said as the dealer put out the to improve him to a full house.
"Don't say I stood up. Say 'Jake said a three is always coming.' That sounds better!" Daniels instructed PokerNews.