Katie Swift was all in for her last 15,000 with 
in her hands and against Cherish Andrews who had made the call with 
.
Swift managed to find a board 
, giving her a straight on the river to stay alive in the tournament.
Action picked up with cards on their back and two players all in. Sertac Turker was the short-stacked player who was at risk against Sarah Sherman.
Lucia Martinez: 
Sarah Sherman: 
The flop had Martinez drawing very slim when the 
hit the board. The 
turn and 
river finished the job and Sherman collected her pot.
Ronit Chamani raised under the gun to 14,000 and it folded to Loni Hui and Diana Kalietina who called in the blinds.
The three players checked all the way throughout the board 
and Hui tabled 
. Kalietina showed 
and took down the pot as Chamani mucked her hand.
Jieun Um shoved in early position for 56,000 and Gargee Sharma min-raised to 106,000. The rest of the table folded and they flipped over their cards:
Jieun Um:
Gargee Sharma: 
It was a typical flip situation and the dealer revealed 
, bringing two pair on the board to give the winning hand to Sharma and bust Um.
Sitting on the button, Amanda Baker raised to 15,000. Loni Harwood made the call from the big blind.
The flop showed up 
. Harwood led into Baker with a bet of 20,000. After some thinking, Baker made the call in position.
On the turn, Harwood led for a second time, this time with a bet of 38,000. Again, Baker made the call to head to the final street.
The river was the 
. Harwood slowed down and checked, Baker checked behind.
Harwood had 
, Baker revealed she flopped top set with 
and took down the pot.
Nearby, Melissa Schubert was seeing heading for the payout line after busting.
Jessica Vierling opened and Melanie Kaye jammed for 31,000 chips left. Judith Bielan reshoved for around 80,000 and Vierling made the call with the highest stack for a three-way showdown:
Melanie Kaye: 
Judith Bielan: 
Jessica Vierling:
Bielan had the best starting hand and got no bad surprise throughout the 
runout to scoop the pot and send Kaye to the payout desk.
Chenyil Liu opened in early position and Sondra Lacoy sent her last chips in the middle for a stack around 65,000. It came back to Liu who snap-called:
Sondra Lacoy:
Chenyi Liu:
Lacoy's hand was dominated and she didn't find enough help throughout the board 
to make her way to the payout desk.
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