J.J. Liu can't catch a break. An opponent moved all in from under the gun for 2,725. Liu made the call and tabled . She was racing against her opponent's and lost when the board came .
George Bronstein is breathing easier after winning a clutch race. Bronstein's outran the of his opponent when the hit the flop. He doubled up to 17,000 chips, slightly above average at the moment.
The luck of Eric Stiglets ran out when his came up short against his opponents when the board came . Stiglets had just 3,150 left to start the hand and he moved it all in preflop after a raise from under the gun. The raiser called and the rest is history.
After a couple preflop raises, Jimmy 'gobboboy' Fricke and another player got it all in. Fricke had his opponent covered and his held up against the of his opponent. Fricke now works with a well-above-average 25,500 chips.
Steve Paul Ambrose took his up against the of his opponent. The money went in preflop and when it was all said and done the board read and Ambrose's kicker played. He stacked up to roughly 29,000.
From middle position, a player moved all in for 16,000. J.J. Liu, sitting in the cutoff, was the only caller. She had her opponent dominated, her against his . The board came , allowing her opponent to make queens and tens to her queens and fives.
Caroline Cooper has hit a few hands back-to-back. Most recently, she called a turn bet of 2,300 with the board showing . The river brought an all-in bet from her opponent, which she also called. She was correct to do so, as her opponent's was not as good as her .