A player under the gun limped in before Shari Fechner moved all in for 40,000 in the cutoff. Santiago Gimenez then reshoved in the big blind, and the under-the-gun player got out of the way.
Shari Fechner: J♦J♣ 
Santiago Gimenez: A♠K♦
Fechner remained ahead on the 7♣5♣4♦ flop, while the turn was the 5♥. She spiked a full house on the J♠ river, and Gimenez was forced to hand over the double up.
John McGriff moved all in from the small blind and Ryan Remington called for his last 80,000 in the cutoff.
Ryan Remington: J♦J♥
John McGriff: A♣K♠
Remington remained in the lead on the 5♣6♣3♠ flop, while the turn was the Q♦. The river, though, brought the K♥ and McGriff spiked a pair to win the pot and send Remington to the rail.
A player in the big blind three-bet to 15,000, Cole McFarland moved all in for 110,000 from under the gun, and the big blind called having McFarland barely covered.
Cole McFarland: 10♦10♠
Opponent: A♠K♠
The flop came 8♦7♦4♥ to keep McFarland in the lead, while the 10♥ turn improved him to a set. His opponent was already drawing dead going to the 4♠ river and handed over most of his stack.
A player in middle position raised to 9,000 and the button put in his last 7,000. Tom Estes then reshoved for 38,000 in the big blind, and the middle-position player called.
Button: K♦2♥
Tom Estes: K♥10♥
Middle-Position Player: 9♣9♥
The J♣3♦4♥ flop kept the middle-position player in the lead, while the 9♦ turn improved him to a set. The river, though, brought the Q♥ and Estes spiked a straight to win the pot and double up, while the button was sent to the rail.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Bret Hamm moved all in for 35,000 from the button and Penn Swindle called for 17,500 in the small blind. Mark Fink also called in the big blind to put both opponents at risk.
Penn Swindle: A♠9♠
Bret Hamm: A♦K♣
Mark Fink: J♦10♥
The J♣K♠8♣ flop gave Hamm top pair, while the turn was the 5♦. The 9♥ fell on the river and Hamm scooped the pot, sending Swindle to the rail while earning a double up off Fink.
Silas Sneed moved all in for 35,000 in the hijack and Breanna Skluzak called in early position, while Brian Swanson folded in middle position.
Silas Sneed: 7♠7♣
Breanna Skluzak: A♣J♣
The flop came 9♦6♥8♣ and Swanson began punching the air. "Why didn't I call?" he lamented, while Sneed remained in the lead with his sevens. The A♥ turn, though, gave Skluzak the lead with a pair of aces. The river was the 4♣ and Sneed was sent to the rail.
"The guy next to her folded the winner. Had pocket eights and would've taken them both out," Swanson said.
"Woulda, shoulda, coulda," Skluzak joked with him.
Troy Tainer raised to 5,000 in the small blind before Phillip Guillen three-bet to 16,000 in the big blind. Tainer called to see the 8♦7♣A♣ flop.
Guillen then moved all in for his last 35,000, and Tainer snap-called.
Phillip Guillen: 3♥3♠
Troy Tainer: 8♥8♣
Guillen had run right into Tainer's flopped set, and the 8♠ turn gave Tainer quads. The river was the 2♦ and Guillen was sent to the rail.
"See you guys tomorrow," Guillen, who already made it through yesterday's flight, told his tablemates on his way to the exit.
Heads-up on a flop of 9♣7♥4♣, Dwain Romsa bet 6,500 from middle position and Kenneth Johnson called in the big blind.
Romsa bet another 6,500 on the 3♥ turn, but this time Johnson moved all in. Romsa called for his last 46,500.
Romsa showed 10♠10♦, while Johnson was on a straight draw with J♦8♠. The river 5♦ was safe for Romsa, and he doubled up.
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