The hijack raised to 500 and picked up calls from Christina Duvall in the small blind and the big blind player.
The flop A♣Q♠4♦ was dealt and the trio checked to see the 10♠ on the turn. Duvall led out for 700 and only the small blind stayed in the pot.
The 8♥ completed the board and went check-check. Duvall tabled Q♣Q♥ for a flopped set of queens and her opponent sent A♥8♦ into the muck.
2021 Ladies Event Champion Lara Eisenberg opened to 600 in early position and the small blind called.
On the flop K♣5♠8♥, the small blind bet 1,100 and Eisenberg called.
On the turn A♥, the small blind continued to 2,000 and Einseberg called again.
On the river 2♠, the small blind quickly checked and Eisenberg took the opportunity to bet 3,000.
It was enough to pick up the pot.
Austria's Jessica Teusl ,who took down her first WSOP bracelet last year in this event for $166,975, just took her seat.
Sharolyn Sloat was in the hijack position when the player in late position with a short stack moved all in for about 5,600 and Sloat made the call.
Late position: K♥J♦
Sharolyn Sloat: A♦Q♦
The board came fairly benign with 3♦2♥7♥3♠9♣ and the ace high of Sloat took the victory.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
After four limps, Anne-Marie Findlay raised to 700 in the big blind and got called by a player in early position and the small blind.
The dealer showed a flop 10♣5♥4♦ and it checked to Findlay who continued for 1,000, only called by the early position. The same action happened to on 9♣ turn, this time for 2,000.
The duo checked on the 8♠ river and Findlay flipped over K♥K♣. Her opponent mucked her cards and Findlay added the chips to her stack.
On a board 9♣4♦2♣9♦9♠, Sarah Ramirez bet 3,200 in a 4,500 pot and her opponent called.
Ramirez revealed K♦J♣ and her opponent caught her in a bluff with A♣7♣.
Linda Vaughan raised from under the gun to 300 and the big blind three-bet to 1,000. Vaughan made the call and they were off to the flop.
The flop came 8♠7♣8♦ and the big blind came out betting 1,200 and Vaughan flat called.
On the turn 3♣ the big blind continued and bet 2,500 and Vaughan called again.
The river brought the Q♠ and the big blind placed another bet of 3,000 and Vaughan, who had been sitting on a flopped full house, flat called and raked the pot when she tabled 7♠7♦. The big blind mucked.
A player opened to 400 in early position and picked up a call from Kim Willison in the big blind.
The flop showed A♦K♣J♣ and Willison check-called her opponent for 600. The 10♥ hit the turn and Willison led out for 1,500. It was enough to make her opponent fold.
The action started with a raise to 400 from the player in the hijack, called by Mercedes Osti on the button and the big blind.
The flop came 4♣K♥9♣ and it checked to Osti, who bet 700 and only got called by the big blind. On the 8♠ turn, the big blind check-called Osti, this time for 2,000.
The 6♠ completed the board and the big blind checked one last time and called a bet worth 3,000 from Osti. The latter tabled 9♠4♠ for two pair and received the pot as her opponent mucked her hand.
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