We just saw a big swing of chips in a hand between Debbie Pechac and Yen Dang.
After Pechac opened with a raise to 30,000, Yen Dang reraised all in, and Pechac called, tabling 
versus Dang's 
. The flop was the 
and turn the 
, and Pechac was down to three outs to win, plus a few to chop.
Then came the river… the 
! Rather than Dang having a stack of more than 600,000, now Pechac has the greater number of chips between the two.
"Thanks for the queen, dealer!" said an appreciative Pechac.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
320,000
158,000
|
158,000 |
|
294,000
161,000
|
161,000 |
|
||
versus Moed's 
, the community cards came 
, meaning Moed's eights were still best and Baumann was out in 15th.
to give her the better pair between the two. The turn was fine for Thompson, too, coming 
.
. Dang was first to act and checked, then Hinojosa bet 35,000, forcing a fold from Ledman. Dang responded with a reraise-shove, and Hinojosa called with her remaining chips.
, giving Dang the flush and a double-knockout.
from middle position, but Ross-Powers had woken up with 
in the small blind. The board came 
, and Boutros becomes the last of those to cash for $5,155.
. The board brought a ten, but a nine, too, coming 
, pairing Dang, and after the 
, and Margets hit the rail. As Nutini alludes to in her tweet, both she and Margets take away $5,155 for their efforts.
