Aylar Lie opened to 1,000 on the cutoff. The player on the button three-bet shoved for around 6,000. Action folded back to Lie who snap-called.
Aylar Lie: 
Opponent: 
The board ran 
and Lie took down the pot, sending her opponent to the exit.
Level: 8
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 75
The button player opened to 1,400 and Kelly Minkin raised it to 3,000 from the big blind. The button three-bet to 6,000 and Minkin called.
The flop brought 
and the button player chose to push all in for a stack around 20,000 after Minkin checked. Minkin snap-called and showed 
for top pair while her opponent tabled 
. The latter found no help after the turn fell 
and the river bricked and made his way to the exit.
On a flop of 
, the player in the big blind checked. Kitty Kuo checked as well from the cutoff.
The turn was the 
. The big blind checked again. Kuo bet 2,000. Her opponent check-raised all in for around 20,000 and Kuo called for less.
Kitty Kuo: 
Opponent: 
''Queen-Six? What are you doing?!'' commented Kuo.
Her opponent laughed. The river filled up the board and Kuo raked in the pot.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
A player opened to 300 and the button made the call. Louise Francoeur moved all in for her last 600 and the initial raiser reshoved. The button folded and the players tabled their cards.
Holding 
, Francoeur was in bad shape for a double up, against 
for her opponent. The board 
brought Francoeur no help and she was eliminated from the tournament.
Kristen BIcknell has also been eliminated and told us she intends to re-enter the event.
Alexis Fleur raised to 800 under the gun. The player in the hijack three-bet to 2,200. Action folded back to Fleur who made the call.
The dealer spread a flop of 
. Fleur checked. The hijack bet 3,300. Fleur called.
The turn brought the 
. Fleur checked again. His opponent continued with a bet of 5,500. Fleur called.
The 
river completed the board and was checked around. Fleur tabled 
and his opponent sent his hand to the muck.
Alex Foxen re-entered the tournament and already built a stack of 42,000 thanks to a huge pot.
A first player opened to 750 and Alex Foxen raised it to 2,400. It came back to the initial raiser who opted to call.
The flop came 
and Foxen bet 2,600 after his opponent checked. The latter considered it for a minute and made the call. The turn brought a and Foxen's opponent led a bet for 3,000. Foxen made the call.
The river brought a 
and Foxen moved all in after his opponent checked, putting the latter at risk for his tournament. Foxen got called and showed 
for a set of aces. His opponent, holding , made his way to the exit.
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