Celina Lin and an opponent got it all in on a flop of . Lin held and was dismayed to see her opponent roll over for trips. The turn and river blanked out and Lin was left with only 2,000 in chips.
On the next hand she moved in preflop with and was called by . The flop was , giving her the lead. The turn was the , but the fell cruelly on the river, ending Lin's tournament just short of the money.
On a flop of , an under-the-gun player bet out 2,000. and Nancy Todd Tyner raised to 10,000 from the button. The original bettor called.
The turn came the and Tyner's opponent led out once again for 2,000. Tyner raised again to 8,500 this time. Her opponent again called.
The river was the and it was checked to Tyner. She announced she was all in. Her opponent folded and Tyner scooped a pot over 36,000 without a showdown.
Svetlana Gromenkova opened for a raise, the big blind moved all in and Gromenkova made the call.
Big Blind:
Gromenkova:
The flop was , the big blind flopping two pair. The turn was the , though and Gromenkova picked up a straight draw. The on the river filled it and Gromenkova increased her stack to 27,000.
Milly Uylenbroek was all in preflop holding to her opponent's . The board ran out and she doubled up with her full house, increasing her stack to 26,000.
The cutoff raised to 2,000 and then Mary Jones moved all in on the button.
Jones:
Cutoff:
The cutoff player flopped the world against Jones, . Jones would need a miracle to pull this one back.
The turn was the and the river the , sending Jones to the rail. "Well that's a bad way to go out," mentioned someone at the table as Jones got up from her seat and left the tournament area.
Milly Uylenbroek moved all in for 8,600 and a player in middle position called. Lily Mizrachi had a decision to make on the button with her short stack. She opted to move all in as well for her remaining 3,500.
Uylenbroek:
MP:
Mizrachi:
Uylenbroek received her dream flop when it came . The turn was the and the river the .
Lily Mizrachi has been eliminated from today's event and Uylenbroek more than doubled up to around 21,000.