Shahade Eliminated
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In the span of a couple hands, Jen Shahade went from average stack to the rail. In the first, she raised preflop to 300, and Andris Resevskis three-bet to 750. Shahade tanked for a minute, then re-raised all in. Resevskis called and tabled 
. Shahade held 
and would need some help. The board ran out 
, and Resevskis's pocket queens won the pot. Resevskis had 3,925 in chips to start the hand, and he doubled up. Shahade had him outchipped by just a few hundred.
A few hands later, Shahade made a stand in the big blind. Resevskis opened the preflop action with a raise to 225, Shahade pushed all in, and Resevskis called. He turned over 
, and Shahade held 
. The board ran came 
, missing Shahade, and Resevskis won the hand with a full house.
Resevskis now has double his starting stack and Shahade, noted chess expert and author of Chess Bitch: Women in the Ultimate Intellectual Sport, has been eliminated.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
9,000
9,000
|
9,000 |
|
Busted | |
|
||
for a straight while busting his opponent who had kings.
. Julie Monsacre had pushed all in for 3,325, and her opponent was in the tank. After thinking for a minute, he counted out his chips and made the call. Monsacre hesitantly turned over her hand, as if she were unsure if it were good, and showed 
