Pui Yung was facing an all-in bet on the flop with the board reading 
. After tanking for a minute, she made the call, showing 
. Her opponent revealed 
for two overcards and a nut-flush draw. The turn and river were bricks, as the 
and the 
completed the board. Yung raked in the pot, eliminating her opponent from the tournament.
Yung is now up to 27,000 in chips.
We arrived at the table on the flop with the board reading 
. There were three players in the hand, with Jackie Glazier first to act. She checked, as did the one of other players. The last player to act bet 1,200. After thinking for a moment, Glazier check-raised to 2,500, and both other players folded. Glazier is now up to 23,500 in chips.
When action folded to Fatima Moreira de Melo, she decided to move all in with her remaining 3,400. Janice Nguyen made the call and the hands were tabled.
Nguyen: 
Moreira de Melo: 
The board ran out 
and Moreira de Melo will be leaving the tournament without a new medal to add to her collection.
All the money went into the pot preflop between Erika Sands and Lauren Billings. Sands had about 3,300 remaining and Bilings had her covered.
Sands: 
Billings:
There was some excitement when the flop came 
. Sands could not find any of her outs and the board ran out with the 
turn and 
river.
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It should come as no surprise that Andersen is amassing chips. Sitting with an above average stack, Andersen is positioning herself for her first WSOP cash and win. If you are reading her twitter feed, then you know she has had an interesting day.
Just got lectured for not checking down a 3-way pot with one player all in. We are 233 people from the money #LadiesEventFollow @dmoongirl
4th table: Blinds 75/150 older lady opens 900 leaving 1k behind. Everyone folds. Shows KK. Conversation about not losing a big pot ensues.Follow @dmoongirl
Woman in tears bc she mucked winning hand in big pot. Proving I do actually have a heart, I feel kind of bad for her #LadiesEventFollow @dmoongirl
Level: 8
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
After being recently crippled when her pocket queens lost a flip against ace-king, Vicky Coren has been eliminated from the tournament.
Jennifer Cowan was all in preflop with 
against Vicky Coren's 
. The board rolled out 
, giving Cowan a pair of aces on the flop and an unnecessary flush on the river. Cowan doubled up, and Coren dropped to 2,300.
On the very next hand, Cowan raised to 700 preflop, drawing one caller. Both players checked the flop, then Cowan led out for 1,200 when the 
fell on the turn. Her opponent called, and the river was the 
. Cowan led out again, this time for 2,000. Her opponent thought for a minute, then pushed forward chips for a call. This time, it was Cowan with the pocket queens, and her opponent mucked.
After the two hands, Cowan is up to 12,000.
Oluwashola Akindele called an all-in raise preflop for 2,575. She showed 
, while her opponent held 
. The door card was a king, giving the all-in player hope, but the full flop was , giving Akindele a set of sevens and a commanding lead. The turn and river were bricks, Akindele took the pot, and her opponent was eliminated.
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