Oanh Bui raised to 750 under the gun and found one caller from the hijack. The flop came down 
and Bui moved all in with the bigger stack. Her opponent made the all-in call with 
and Bui tabled 
. The turn and river ran out the 
and 
, respectively, missing Bui's opponent.
Oanh Bui is up to 8,100 after the hand.
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Evelyn Ng seems to be working hard to keep her chip lead. Every time we walk by her table she's raising pots, many of them going uncontested as she adds the not unsubstantial blinds and antes to her stack, nearing 50,000.
Alexis Gilbard raised to 675 on the button and Lacey Jones went all in for 2,000 in the small blind. The player in the big blind folded and Gilbard made the call.
Gilbard: 
Jones: 
The board fell 
and Jones doubled to about 4,500 while Gilbard slipped to about 6,500.
Level: 8
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
We arrived at the hand to see a raised flop of 
being played out between Shannon Elizabeth and another player at her table.
Elizabeth checked the flop from the big blind and called when her opponent bet 1,000 from the button. When the 
came on the turn, Elizabeth led out with a bet of 2,400 and was called by her opponent.
The river was the 
and the button player moved all in before Elizabeth had a chance to act. She said she would make a bet equal to her opponent's stack and flipped up . When she saw her opponent's 
, she looked crushed, saying "I can't believe you were chasing the flush."
After the hand, Elizabeth was down to 9,000 chips.
Liv Boeree raised on the button and Alexis Gilbard three-bet all in from the big blind. Boeree made the call with 
and was up against Gilbard's 
.
A jack hit the flop the Gilbard would not recover, hitting the rail during Level 8. Boeree is up about 25,000.
The
Shannon Elizabeth was on the button with Cheryl Hines in the big blind when an uncontested flop came 
. Hines bet 900 on the flop and Elizabeth made the call.
The flop was the and Hines moved all in for a few thousand more. Elizabeth checked her cards and the board a few times before folding.
We arrived at Alexia Portal's table to see her all in for 3,875. She had shoved over the top of a raise and a call, and the raiser called Portal's all in after about a minute in the tank. The other opponent folded and it was off to the races.
Portal: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Portal's pair help up. She's upped her stack to nearly 10,000.
Gretchen "Dragon Lady" Brummer got mixed up on what would be her last hand when she raised to 1,600 from the cutoff position and had one of the blinds re-raise to 3,000. Brummer re-raised all in and said "Thanks for the double up." When her opponent asked whether Brummer would show her cards if she folded, Brummer said no. At that point, her opponent made the call.
Brummer was behind from the start with 
against her opponent's and failed to pull ahead.
Wth the board reading , Suzie Isaacs re-raised an opponent all in for about 8,500 and after a short while, her opponent made the call with 
. Isaacs tabled for the better flush draw, but the 
hit on the turn and Isaacs would not be saved by the 
river.
