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, William Thorson pushed all in after his opponent checked in front of him. Thorson's opponent insta-called, tabling 
for bottom set. Thorson held 
for top pair. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
, and the set of eights took the pot.
. The small blind checked, Williams bet 3,000, and the small blind called. The turn was the 
. The small blind checked, Williams bet 8,000, and the small blind called. The river was the 
. The small blind checked, Williams moved all in, and the small blind called. for a set, the small blind showed 
for top pair and a busted flush draw, and the button, who was all in before the flop, showed A-K and was eliminated on the hand.
, Noelle looked her opponent squarely in the eye, looking for any information he was willing to give away.
, for aces and queens with a king kicker. Relieved that her read was dead on, she turned over pocket Kings and took down the pot.
. The MP player checked, Spee put him all in for his last 9,000, and he immediately called, tabling J-J for middle set while Spee turned over A-Q. The turn was a 7 and the river was a 6 and Spee's opponent doubled up.
and the original raiser made it 4,500 to go. Holding pocket nines, J.C. liked the board and moved all-in. He was called instantly by his opponent who had hit a set of fives on the flop.
for insurance purposes, and J.C. was eliminated from the tournament.
, the button had , White showed 
and the big blind flipped over . The flop was 
, the turn was the 
and the river was the 
. White's kings held up and he eliminated all three players on the hand.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
