A player three-bet shoved for 16,100 from the button over an open from Hyndi Khomutetsky in early position. Khomutetsky made the call to put the player on the button at risk.
Opponent: 
Hyndi Khomutetsky: 
The button found one of his outs on the 
flop, but his relief was short-lived when the 
hit the turn, giving Khomutetsky an unbeatable set of jacks before the 
could fall on the river.
A player in the small blind checked a 
flop over to John Thornton in the big blind, who checked as well. Greg Jennings bet 2,000 into a pot of 7,000 from middle position, and both the small blind and Thornton called.
The 
turn was checked around, and the river was checked to Jennings. Jennings tanked for a bit before betting 4,000, and only Thornton called. Jennings tabled 
for kings-up, and Thornton mucked.
On an 
flop, Hyndi Khomutetsky bet 6,000 into a 14,000 chip pot from the small blind, and was called by Chris Cornell in the big blind, as well as a player in middle position.
The fell on the turn, and Khomutetsky jammed for 70,000. Both Cornell and the middle-position player folded, and Khomutetsky showed her for a turned Broadway straight before pulling in the pot.
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Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
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Tim Vance raised to 2,000 from the small blind, and Jimmy Bussey called in the big blind.
Vance bet 1,900 on the 
flop, and Bussey called.
Vance bet 6,500 on the turn, and Bussey announced, "All in."
"I hope you didn't flop a set on me!" Vance said before calling off his last 28,400.
Tim Vance: 
Jimmy Bussey: 
Both players turned two pair, but Vance's top two earned the double after the 
fell on the river.
Robert Keeling had his last 22,800 at risk from middle position on a 
board, and action was on Melissa Ey Smith in the hijack.
Smith looked over the 40,000 already in the pot for a few minutes, holding the amount to call in one hand as she did. Smith finally plunked down the chips into the pot to call, and Keeling tabled 
for a set of fours. Smith mucked and paid off the double to Keeling.
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