It appeared that a player raised in early position and Kathy Liebert went all in from middle position. Behind her, Esther Fedorkevich, who had Liebert covered, also went all in and the original raiser folded.
Liebert: 
Fedorkevich: 
The 
flop and 
turn had Liebert all but sent to the rail, but a 
fell on the river --- giving Liebert a set of queens and the double up.
Eric Baldwin opened to 120,000 first-to-act and action folded to the player in the hijack, who three-bet to 310,000.
It was folded back around to Baldwin, who paused for a while and then slid out a four-bet to 730,000. His opponent folded after a little thought and Baldwin took down the pot.
It was folded around to the small blind, where Brock Wilson put out enough chips to pu Kenna James all in from the big. James called off and hands were revealed.
James: 
Wilson: 
James was a favorite to double up, but the 
left James drawing slim.
The turn sealed the deal and an irrelevant 
completed the board — knocking James out of contention.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Mike Zulker was all in preflop against a single opponent he had covered.
Zulker: 
Short stack: 
The board ran out 
and Zulker eliminated his opponent with a flopped set.
On a flop of 
, Kenna James bet 125,000 from middle position against his lone opponent on the button, who called.
James continued for 190,000 on the turn and his opponent responded by raising to 435,000.
"I suppose you can beat that," James said, revealing and folding pocket jacks.
His opponent mucked without showing.
Mikiyo Aoki and Esther Fedorkevich were all in preflop against each other.
Aoki: 
Fedorkevich:
It was a race, but the 
runout let Aoki with a set and the double up.
There are four women left in the tournament — interestingly, they are all sitting at the same table. They are Kathy Liebert, Esther Fedorkevich, Mikiyo Aoki, and Denise Pratt
Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Sohale Khalili opened to 80,000 from the lojack and action folded around to Max Corcoran in the small blind, who announced he was all in for his last 200,000. Khalili called to put Corcoran at risk.
Corcoran:
Khalili:
Corcoran was dominated, and the 
left him with jacks with an inferior kicker — eliminating him from the tournament.
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