Megan Moore limped in the cutoff and Vanessa Kade made it 6,000. Moore called.
The flop came 
and Kade made a continuation bet for 8,500, Moore called.
On the 
turn, Kade just about made another large bet, this time for 30,000. Moore called once more.
Both players would check the 
river and Kade showed 
for top-bottom two pair while Moore flopped middle pair and a flush draw with her 
but couldn't improve.
K.L. Cleeton was found leaving the area, not to take a break, but because his tournament was over.
He entrusted us that he three-bet all-in with 
for his last 70,000 and was called by a player with 
.
"Flop came an ace, but the river was a four", explained Cleeton before leaving the Bally's Ballroom.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Victor Figueroa opened to 3,500 from middle position and the big blind called.
The flop came 
and the big blind jammed 42,000 into a 9,500-chip pot. After slight deliberation, Figueroa called.
Big Blind: 
Victor Figueroa: 
Even though Figueroa was ahead with a pair of kings, he was about a 47.5% underdog to actually win the hand against the big blind's middle pair and nut flush draw.
However, Figueroa's pair of kings would hold as the board ran out 
to send his opponent to the rail.
After a complicated start, Adrien Delmas is back to starting stack.
Delmas defended his big blind after a raise from a player in middle position and a call from Jamal Sawaqdeh on the button.
On the 
flop, Delmas checked, and the preflop aggressor made a continuation bet to 4,000. Sawaqdeh called and Delmas announced all-in for 19,500.
The first player quickly folded and after few seconds, Sawaqdeh decided to make the call.
Adrien Delmas :
Jamal Sawaqdeh :
Turn and river came and and Delmas secured the double up with his tens and eights.
On the very next hand, he also three-bet from the small blind after a raise from Eze Waigel on the button. The Argentinian folded and Delmas was back to starting stack.
With 35,000 in the pot on a 
board, Nadav Barash was faced with a difficult decision from the big blind as the player on the button bet 25,000 on the river.
After taking a little over a minute to make the decision, Barash made the correct call with 
, with his opponent attempting a bluff with 
.
With the pot already at 30,000 on a 
board, Lu Wang checked from late position, the hijack checked, and the cutoff bet 10,000.
Wang raised to 33,000 and only the cutoff called.
On the juicy 
river that completed a flush draw and made four to a straight, Wang continued for 30,000 more but did not get a call from the cutoff.
With the pot, Wang is just a hair under the 300,000 mark.
After a raise to 3,000 from a player in late position, Jeff Howell called from the button. In the blinds, Baebae Liu raised all-in for almost 50,000. While the initial raiser folded, Howell quickly called for the rest of his stack.
Jeff Howell : 
Baebae Liu :
The board ran 
and Howell was eliminated.
Vanessa Kade is still leading the players in the Paris Ballroom with a massive 514,000 chip stack.
WSOP bracelet winner Gediminas Uselis is also in the mix with 230,000 chips while five-time WSOP winner Allen Cunningham is back with an impressive 188,000.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
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