Lisa Schuessler opened to 20,000 from early position before the hijack jammed for 225,000. Schuessler gave it some thought before she slid out a call to put the hijack at risk.
Opponent: A♣K♥
Lisa Schuessler: A♦10♦
Schuessler was hunting for her kicker, and the flop delivered when it came 5♣A♠10♥ to give her two pair.
Her opponent was unable to reverse the tables on the 2♠ turn and the 6♠ river to award Schuessler the pot.
Kyle Stein got the action started with a raise from early position before the small blind chose to go all-in. Stein snap called to put the small blind at risk.
Opponent: A♠Q♦
Kyle Stein: K♦K♠
Stein needed to fade the ace, and the board complied as it came 10♦J♣5♥7♣10♣ to award Stein the pot and eliminate his opponent.
Level: 15
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Nikki Limo raised to 16,000 from early position before Scott Aulds opted to re-raise to 58,000 from the cutoff, leaving only 8,000 behind. Limo paused to consider it before she called and sent them to a flop.
Limo checked the Q♠J♦8♣ flop before Aulds put out his final 8,000. Limo flicked in the call to put Aulds at risk.
Scott Aulds: K♠K♣
Nikki Limo: A♣3♣
Aulds was in a good position to double, and that came to fruition when the 6♥ turn, and the 2♣ river completed the board to award Aulds the double.
Approximately 60,000 was already in the middle of a complete board that read J♠10♦4♣6♣3♥.
The button decided to bet 50,000 as Lou went into the tank. Eventually, Lou made the call.
His opponent showed 10♠9♥, but it was no good as Lou showed A♦10♥ for the better kicker.
Level: 14
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
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The action started with a raise to 12,000 on the button before Michael Fahrenbruch chose to go all-in for 112,000 from the small blind.
The big blind took an assessment of the situation before he opted to go all-in himself for 310,000. The button folded as Fahrenbruch was at risk against the big blind.
Michael Fahrenbruch: A♣J♣
Opponent: 9♣9♦
It was a race with Fahrenbruch holding the overcards. The flop was a good one for Fahrenbruch when it came 7♣J♦6♦ to give him a better pair.
Fahrenbruch stayed ahead on the K♥ turn and K♦ river to secure the double.
The hijack position jammed for 34,000, and Lorraine Widener opted to make the call in the next seat over to put the hijack at risk.
Opponent: 3♦3♣
Lorraine Widener: K♦10♦
Widener improved on the flop when it came 5♥8♠10♣ to give her the better pair. The 4♥ turn, and the A♥ river sealed the deal in Widener's favor to give her the pot.
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