There was 4,000 in the middle on the turn with the board reading 
. Farah Galfond in the big blind bet 3,000 and was called by the player in middle position.
The 
on the river created a one-liner for a straight. Both players checked and Galfond revealed 
for trip-tens. Galfond's opponent double-checked their cards and threw them into the muck.
Action was joined on the river, with a pot of around 3,500 and a board reading 
.
The small blind fired for 3,500. Hengyu Sun raised it up to 7,000. The small blind thought for a minute or two, before reluctantly making the call. Sun showed him 
, for the Broadway straight. The small blind pushed his cards into the muck, and the pot belonged to Sun.
With 18,000 in the middle and the board reading 
at the turn, Adam Swan moved all-in for 40,000 from the big blind. The small blind looked puzzled with the huge over-bet but decided to make the call.
Adam Swan: 
Small Blind:
The small blind was ahead with pocket-jacks but Swan had a plethora of outs with the open-ended straight draw, flush draw and could also pair their queen. In the end it was the 
that was dealt on the river and Swan doubled up, leaving the small blind with only 1,500.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Action was joined with around 8,000 already in the pot and a flop of 
on the felt.
Action checked over to Christina Gollins on the button. She tossed in a bet of 5,500. She found no callers, however, as her opponent folded from under the gun, giving Gollins the pot without any resistance.
It has already been a successful series for Gollins, who has cashed in seven different events, including a third place finish in the Ladies Championship, for which she took home a score of $73,604.
With 6,000 in the middle at the turn of 
, Marcus Bagwell in the big blind bet 4,000 and was called by the hijack.
The completed the board and Bagwell bet 8,000. The hijack made the call quickly and was surprised to see Bagwell rivered the straight as they turned over 
to take the pot.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
With 14,300 in the pot, the table checked through the 
board leading to the on the river.
Kevin Wojciechowski led out for 11,000. His opponent in the cutoff folded after a bit of thought, putting the last action on the button. After a bit, he tossed in the call, saying "Show me the seven" as he did so.
Wojciechowski didn't show him a seven, instead announcing "Pocket aces." as he turned over 
for sevens full of aces. The button mucked his hand, and Wojciechowski took the pot.
There was 11,000 in the middle with a flop of 
. All four players checked and the 
landed on the turn.
Timothy Watts bet 5,500 from the hijack which gained a fold from under the gun and early position, but the middle position player check-raised to 16,500. Watts made the call.
The 
was dealt on the river and the middle position moved all in. Watts called within an instant and the middle position player reluctantly showed 
who missed their double-gutter.
Watts turned over 
to win the pot and the YouTube Vlogger is now in the six-figures.
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