The flop was with around 10,000 in the pot already. Michelle Lem checked over to Tina Dubowy. Dubowy decided to bet enough to put Lem all in. After tanking for a while, Lem folded.
We just checked with Evelyn Ng's table and on the bubble, just after she lost a big pot having her pocket kings cracked, she went on a rampage. She won a race to bust a player with pocket nines when the opponent held .
She then flopped quads on an flop and was paid off by .
She wasn't done there. She sensed her opponents were tightening up on the bubble and she attacked the blinds and antes for a few more hands after. In the process, Ng's stack skyrocketed to over 70,000.
With that announcement, the 99 remaining players in the Ladies Event let out a celebratory collective squeal that could wake the dead. Everyone is now guaranteed at least $1,949 for their troubles.
Roz Quarto raised to 4,700 and Nancy Todd Tyner called. When the flop came , bet 6,000 in hopes of taking the pot right there. Quarto called. The turn was the and again Tyner led out. This time for 10,000. Quarto moved all in, Tyner called. Quarto showed pocket sevens, for sevens full. Tyner turned over .
The river was the to grant Quarto the massive pot on the bubble. Tyner is down to 36,000 while Quarto is up to 58,000.
The small blind limped in for 500, Olga Vankonyi raised to 4,000 from the big blind and the small blind called. The flop was . The small blind bet 8,000, Varkonyi moved all in for 30,000 and the small blind called.
Varkonyi
Small Blind
The turn was the , the river was the and Varkonyi doubled up to 69,300.
Evelyn Ng took her up against an opponent's all in with preflop, but the flop dashed her hopes of a chip infusion as we approach the bubble. The turn was a , the river an and Ng shipped 11,000 across the table, leaving her with 26,000 in her stack.