With the board showing Justin Scott bet enough to set Lisa Parsons all in. She went into the tank trying to decide whether to call for her tournament life, and at one point during her deliberations a cocktail server came over and tapped her on the shoulder as her coffee was delievered.
She thought a bit more and then finally committed her chips to the pot. "Good call," Scott said as he turned over . Parsons leapt out of her seat and slammed her down on the felt as she won the pot and doubled up.
Jose Baeza limped in from UTG, Peter Hedlund limped from the cutoff, Jason McCarty raised to 18,000 from the small blind, Baeza called, Hedlund reraised to 40,000 leaving himself a single 1,000 chip behind, McCarty called all in and Baeza called.
On the flop, Hedlund's last 1,000 chip was tossed into the middle and Baeza callled.
Baeza
Hedlund
McCarty
The turn was the , the river was the and Baeza's aces held up to eliminate both McCarty and Hedlund. He's now up to 310,000.
Eetu Vehilainen moved all-in preflop and was called by Jani Vilmunen. Eeto showed A-K and Jani held pocket fives. The flop fell and Eeto appeared to be in great shape. The was of no help to Jani, but the on the river landed him a set, eliminating Eeto from the tournament.
Hasan Habib opened with a raise to 15,500 from middle position before Rick Lowe moved all in over the top for 52,000 in total. The action then passed to Kelly Kim on the button who then reraised to 88,500. The blinds folded, as did Habib, as the players showed their holdings:
Kim:
Lowe:
The board fell and the queens of Kim hold to send Lowe to the exit.
Allen Carter opened for 13,500, Nathan Mullen moved all in for 110,000 from late position and Carter made the call. It was a classic race situation with the players holding:
Mullen
Carter
The flop was , giving the lead to Mullen, and the on the turn gave him a flush draw to boot. However, the spiked on the river, making Carter queens full and eliminating Mullen in a rather cruel fashion.
Hasan Habib opened the action by raising to 16,500 and Morton Antonsen moved in for his last 37,000. Noah Kawashige then moved all in himself and Habib got out of the way. Antonsen learned that he'd run his into Kawashige's and when the board ran out Antonsen was eliminated.
Shawn Sheikhan opened with a raise from middle position before Chris Bjorin reraised from the cutoff for all of his chips. "Sheiky" made the call with but found himself dominated by the of Bjorin.
However the board ran out to give "Skeiky" a running straight to take down the pot and eliminate Bjorin.