LeBlanc Doubles Through Lindsay
Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
Joining the action on the river, the board was 
and Katie Lindsay moved all-in. Mark LeBlanc was her opponent and called. Lindsay showed 
for three of a kind, however she was beat by LeBlanc's flopped full house with .
Lindsay was eliminated a few hands later and hit the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
80,000 | 80,000 |
|
Busted |
, the under the-gun player continued for 2,000, which Foxen responded to by raising to 5,500; his opponent called. 
saw action check through to the river 
that saw the opponent bet 1,600. Foxen responded by putting in a raise to 11,300, leaving himself a single chip. His opponent sighed and put in the call, only to see 
for a straight, good for the near double up. 
, it was checked to Choi who continued with a bet of 8,500 which only Cervantes called.
and Cervantes checked again. Choi barreled bet of 16,500 over the line to leave himself with only 5,100. Cervantes took a few seconds and then called again.
for two pair, aces and fours, with the king-kicker. Cervantes glanced at his cards and wanted to muck but the dealer prompted for the forced reveal. Cervantes flashed the 
for the same two pair but lower queen-kicker.
and Davis checked to Reilly, who bet 1,500 which Davis called. 
and when action checked to him, Reilly sized up to 2,500, which Davis called again. 
saw Reilly size up to 16,500 and Davis folded, ceding Reilly the pot.
