Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
Todd Elwood opened to 2,100 from early position and saw the hijack go all in. Action folded back to him and he asked for a count, which was totaled to be 25,200. He called shortly thereafter.
Todd Elwood: 
All-In Player: 
The board ran out 
, resulting in no sweat for Elwood as his queens improved to a flush and he secured the knockout, getting a full stack as compensation for the best hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
73,200
48,200
|
48,200 |
turn, and the button fired 5,000. Offutt called again.
completed the board on the river, and Offutt checked for a third time. The button bet 11,000, and Offutt, who had just 20,000 remaining in her stack, gathered up eleven 1k chips and slowly slid them in the pot.
for a busted flush draw up on the felt, and while Offutt had also missed a flush draw, her 
for a pair of kings was good for the pot.
flop together. Pamela Belote checked from the small blind, as did the under-the-gun player, and the hijack bet 1,800. Belote called and the under-the-gun player folded.
turn, and the hijack bet 4,000. Belote check-raised to 9,000, and her opponent took just a moment before releasing his hand.
.
flop over to Monaghan, who bet 2,200. Only the cutoff called.
hit the turn, and the cutoff thought for a few moments before pushing his hand to the muck.
. Kelly Minkin was in the big blind and bet 1,800, getting a call from her opponent in early position. The turn came 
and action checked through.
and Minkin threw out a bet of 6,100. Her opponent thought for a bit, assessing the situation as the river had brought four to a straight. He called.
for the queen-high flush and her opponent mucked, resulting in her getting around a pot-sized bet of value after improving on the river.
flop was barely on the felt when Keller moved her remaining 15,900 chips into the pot. The middle position player went into the tank for a minute, cracking his knuckles as he studied the board, before deciding on a fold.
