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We found the big blind tanking against an all-in shove from Jennifer Sanders, who had put in 10,450 more in early position against the big blind, who had 1,600 in front of him. The big blind eventually called and showed , while Sanders held . The board ran out , giving the pot to Sanders with her set.
We found Gene Dudek shoving all in for 3,125 and getting called by Mary Ellen Roy, who had come into the pot under the gun, and a third player. The two active players checked through the board and Dudek held his cards over to muck.
"Jack-high," he said.
"King-high," Roy announced, tabling .
The third player showed for worse king-high and Dudek mucked .
A player in the big blind check-called 6,500 from Jeremy Gaubert with the board reading on fourth street. Gaubert saw his opponent toss 5,000 in on the river. Gaubert splashed in a call, and his opponent showed . Gaubert had it beat with .
, while Sanders held 
. The board ran out 
, giving the pot to Sanders with her set.
against Weinberg's 
. The turn was an ace, sealing the hand for Weinberg.
board and Dudek held his cards over to muck.
. 
for worse king-high and Dudek mucked 
.
on fourth street. Gaubert saw his opponent toss 5,000 in on the 
. Gaubert had it beat with 
.
