on the turn, Sabyl Cohen bet 6,000 from the small blind, James Van Alstyne re-raised to 15,000 from the big blind, Cohen moved all in for 16,000 more and Van Alstyne called. Cohen turned over 
while Van Alstyne showed 
. Cohen's hand did not improved on the river and she was eliminated. In 2006, Sabyl Cohen earned the honor of being the highest-finishing woman in the WSOP Main Event, placing 56th for $123,699. She also finished 11th out of 2300+ players in this year's Event #27, $1,500 NLHE for over $28K.
. Phillips called with 
. 
. The turn was the 
. Phillips picked up more outs for a tie. The river was the 
. Phillips ended up chopping the pot.
. Olsen led out for 5,500 and Atlan responded by raising to 16,500. Olsen came over the top for an additional 110,000, a move that put him all-in. Atlan made the call and showed A-K while Olsen showed 
. Olsen missed his flush draw and was eliminated, much to the delight of Atlan, who began yelling and wooting. Olsen politely made his way to the over-excited Atlan and shook his hand before gathering his things and exiting the Amazon Room.
, and made top pair when the board came 
, which doubled him up to 42,000.
, Ly checks, his opponent bets 6,200, Ly raises to 18,200, and his opponent calls. The turn card is the 
, Ly moves all in, and his opponent calls for his last 34,000 with 
for a set of tens. 
, one player bet 10,000. James Van Alstyne raised to 25,000. His opponent moved all in and Van Alstyne called.
and the river was the 
, and Boatman picks up additional outs with a gutshot straight draw, and he can win with an eight or any diamond but the seven or the deuce. The under-the-gun player is still looking for the last ace, and Snowden wins on any other card. 
, and Daniel Snowden wins the pot with a full house, jacks full of deuces, to eliminate two players in one hand. 
