Catherine Pisaturo committed the last of her stack against Allen Oh preflop.
Allen Oh: J♦J♠
Catherine Pisaturo: 4♥4♠
A runout of K♦9♠10♣7♣A♦ did not improve Pisaturo's pocket fours, resulting in her elimination.
Catherine Pisaturo committed the last of her stack against Allen Oh preflop.
Allen Oh: J♦J♠
Catherine Pisaturo: 4♥4♠
A runout of K♦9♠10♣7♣A♦ did not improve Pisaturo's pocket fours, resulting in her elimination.
Diana Zhao opened to 2,100 from middle position and picked up two callers: Elpidio Dulay in middle position and Andrew Vodinh on the button. With a multi-way pot brewing, Evan McColl had other plans and moved all-in for about 12,000 from the blinds.
Zhao and Dulay quickly folded, but Vodinh — sitting behind a massive stack — made the call, putting McColl at risk.
Evan McColl: K♠5♠
Andrew Vodinh: J♥9♥
The flop came 10♦K♥3♥, giving McColl top pair but giving Vodinh a flush draw. The A♥ turn completed that flush, leaving McColl in need of help. The river 7♦ sealed the deal, eliminating McColl as Vodinh pulled in more chips to boost his stack further.
The money went in preflop when Justin Schillo chose to jam his remaining 7,500 and was called by Joshua Cobin.
Joshua Cobin: 10♥10♣
Justin Schillo: A♥5♥
Schillo needed to improve against Cobin's pocket tens but a board of 10♠6♥9♠3♥3♣ did not improve Schillo sending him to the exit.
After Diana Zhao checked a flop of 10♥5♥4♠ from the big blind, Eider Dacruz bet 3,000 from under the gun. Xufang Yang called on the button, but Zhao folded.
Dacruz checked the 5♣ turn and Yang put out a bet of 4,500. Dacruz slid in the call.
The river was the 10♦ and Dacruz checked for the last time. Yang bet 10,500, causing Dacruz to go into the tank. Dacruz did some inventory to see he had about 230,000 left in his stack. After some more time, Dacruz folded and forfeited the pot to Yang.
A total of approximately 8,500 was in the pot during three-handed action.
On a flop of 9♦8♥K♠, action checked to Frederick Narciso, who bet 3,000. Both Jeffrey Lies and Jordan Litt called.
The 7♠ turn resulted in both Lies and Litt checking their option before Narciso fired out 10,000. Lies came along, and Litt folded.
Narciso continued his betting on the 4♥ river pushing out 25,200, but the river was the end of the road for Lies who folded.
Action was picked up on a flop of A♦5♦10♠ with 4,000 in the pot and two players in the hand — Braxton Bytheway on the button and Joshua Ridolfo in the big blind.
Ridolfo check-called a 2,000 bet from Bytheway, and both players checked when the 6♥ hit the turn. On the 8♥ river, Ridolfo led out for 4,000, prompting a fold from Bytheway.
Ridolfo, visibly pleased, scooped the pot with a grin.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
On the river of a board showing 3♠2♠2♣7♣J♠ with around 40,000 in the pot. Christopher Hewitt checked from middle position and faced a bet for all of his remaining 30,000 chips. Hewitt took his time to think through the decision to call or fold. Eventually, he called.
Geist showed K♣K♦ for an overpair with pocket kings, which was good to win the pot as Hewitt had 6♦6♠ for just a pair of sixes.
A pot with three-way action developed preflop. Leandra Tanner opened the action with a raise before Danel Morez elected to jam.
Action folded to Yomali Santiago-Ramirez, who committed her stack before Tanner called off, covering both opponents.
Leandra Tanner: A♦A♣
Yomali Santiago-Ramirez: A♥J♦
Danel Morez: K♥Q♠
Tanner's aces held on a board of Q♥3♣4♠6♦7♣ , knocking out Santiago-Ramirez and Morez in the process.
Andrew Bart opened the action with a raise to 1,800 from early position. Tyler Penner followed with a call as next to act, along with Winton Lemoine from the cutoff, Michael Leasure from the button, and the big blind completed.
Five players saw a flop of 10♥7♥3♠.
After a check from both the big blind and Bart, Penner fired a bet of 7,000 out into a pot slightly under 10,000. Lemoine released, and Leasure raised to 20,000. Penner then went all in for 4,000 more, and Leasure completed the action with a call.
Tyler Penner: A♦K♥
Michael Leasure: 10♣10♦
Penner, in dire need, found some outs on a 5♥ turn, but bricked out and was eliminated.