Three players made it to the turn with a board reading 
. The under-the-gun player bet 3,000 into a pot of about 10,000. Mayr Alexander called from the cutoff, while the small blind folded, meaning heads-up action to the river.
That river was the 
. A bet of 6,000 came from under the gun, which Alexander snap called, tabling his 
to beat out his opponent's 
with the set, taking down a pot of nearly 30,000.
Level: 4
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Barny Boatman is a two-time bracelet winner while Jeremy Wien has one and they've both decided to enter the tournament during the early stages.
On a flop of 
with 5,000 chips already in the middle, Michael ''Mike'' Cyrkiel checked from the hijack to the button, who led for a pot-sized bet. Cyrkiel made the call and they were off to a turn.
With 15,000 chips in the middle, the 
fell on the turn and Cyrkiel instantly jammed the rest of his 13,000 stack. His opponent quickly flicked in a single chip to call.
With cards on their backs, the Californian needed help with his 
(top pair) running into his opponents flopped set 
. The river was gin for Mike though, who hit the 
bringing in the straight and giving him a full double to 41,000.
The table was heads-up while the board read 
with about 10,000 in the middle. The small blind led out for 6,000.
Gladys Landegger wasted little time before moving her stack into the middle and announcing "all-in". The small blind called quickly, showing the second nuts with 
, but Landegger showed him the bad news with her nut flush 
, taking down the 63,000 pot in the process.
The player under the gun bet 600 and was called by the hijack and Jason Smith on the button.
The flop came 
, The hijack bet 1,400 and was met with a raise of 4,000 from Smith. The hijack moved all-in for 35,000 and was snap-called by Smith.
Hijack: 
Jason Smith
The case six caused carnage, but Smith's set held out and eliminated the hijack. Smith later revealed that the player he knocked out was his colleague and friend.
After calls of 300 from players in middle position, the button, and the small blind, the big blind raised to 1,500. Mark Bradford, on the button, was the only caller.
The flop came . The big blind led out for 1,200 before Bradford shoved, announcing "I'm all in". It took just a few moments before the big blind mucked his hand, giving Bradford the pot.
The board read 
with just over 14,200 in the middle.
Ted Newman raised a bet of 4,000 from his opponent on the other side of the table to 8,000. His opponent tanked for a while and then shoved for what looked like 29,000. Newman snap-called with the bigger stack.
Opponent: 
Ted Newman: 
Newman had his opponent drawing dead with his flopped trip kings.
The river completed the board with the 
and sealed the deal, the pot, and the elimination for Newman.
On a board of 
and with 19,000 in the middle, Laura Westfall checked from under the gun.
The hijack bet 11,100 but was met with a shove from Westfall for 39,600. The hijack folded and Westfall chipped up.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
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