Skye Chen limped with 9♣7♥ on the button and Aubrey Williams checked 8♥2♠ from the big blind.
The 10♣8♠3♥ flop saw Chen call a 500,000 bet by Williams to see the 5♣ turn.
Willams bet 900,000 and Chen didn't back down and made the call. A 5♦ completed the board, leaving Chen to miss her straight draw. Both checked to showdown and Williams picked up another pot.
Aubrey Williams limped with K♠10♥ on the button and Skye Chen checked Q♠8♥ from the big blind.
The 7♣6♦5♣ flop saw Chen check and Williams check behind. The 2♥ was turned and Chen bet 500,000. Williams called and the 8♠ completed the board. Chen, who had picked up the pair of eights, bet 700,00 but didn't get any more from Williams as she folded.
The next hand saw Chen raise with 5♠3♠ on the button to 900,000, and Williams took a long time to decide what to do with her 6♥4♣ in the big blind. Williams eventually flicked in a chip to call, and the pair saw the A♣2♥4♠ flop.
Action was checked to the 3♣ turn and Williams checked. Chen bet 1,300,000, and Williams counted out the chips from her stack and made the call. A 10♠ river didn't change the standings and Williams checked.
Chen asked for a count of Williams's stack before moving all in. Williams recalled the action out loud to try and help make sense of the pot. Williams continued by saying, "Poker is hard!" before lifting her cards and mucking her hand.
Aubrey Williams limped with J♦4♠ on the button and Skye Chen checked with 10♥2♥ after checking Williams remaining stack size. The 9♣A♦6♥ flop saw both players miss, and Chen check-folded after Williams bet 400,000.
The next hand saw Chen limp on the button with 8♠6♥ and Williams checked her Q♥3♣. There wasn't much to work with on the A♣4♦K♥ flop, and Williams check-folded to a 500,000 bet by Chen, with Chen getting the better hand to fold.
A few hands later, Chen limped with 7♥6♥ and Williams moved all in for 4,200,000 with 10♠10♦. Chen mucked and allowed her opponent to pick up the limp.
Williams limped with J♦8♥ on the button and Chen checked Q♠5♠ from the big blind. The 10♦6♠J♥ flop saw Williams pick up top pair, but she did not get any value after betting 500,000 and seeing Chen fold.
Chen then limped on the button and Williams checked the big blind. The K♠5♣8♥ flop saw Williams check. Chen opted to jam into Williams, who looked at the board confused. Williams eventually found the call and the pair tabled their cards.
Aubrey Williams: 8♣6♠
Skye Chen: 9♦5♦
Williams was ahead, having flopped a pair of eights. Chen had also hit the flop but sat behind with the fives.
The J♠ turn and 3♠ river saw Williams hold and double up through Chen.
After returning from the break with the huge chip lead, Skye Chen limped with Q♦4♥ from the button and Aubrey Williams checked her 5♠3♥.
The 5♣9♣10♣ flop saw two quick checks to the J♣ turn. Willams bet out 400,000, which was enough to see Chen muck.
The next hand, Williams limped with Q♥7♠ and Chen moved all in with K♠J♦. Williams made a quick fold. Williams recalled how she didn't think she had been all in once in the tournament yet, showing how she had dominated throughout the early days of play.
Chen then sat with 10♠6♣ and limped on the button, and Williams had Q♠6♠ and opted to move all in from the big blind. Chen quickly mucked and passed the pot across.
Williams limped with J♥7♠ on the button and Chen raised to 1,100,000 from the big blind holding 9♠8♠. Williams pushed her cards into the muck.
Level: 34
Blinds: 200,000/400,000
Ante: 400,000
Players take a short 15-minute break.
On a hand 30 seconds before the break, Aubrey Williams limped on the button and Skye Chen defended her blind with a 1,100,000 raise. Williams called to see the flop.
As the dealer flopped 3♠J♥8♥, Williams asked the floor if the clock would be paused for the hand. The floor replied that after the hand the players would get the full 15-minute break.
Action resumed with both players checking, leading them to the turn. Chen check-called William's 1,650,00 bet on the 2♣ turn to see the last card.
After action was once again checked to her, Williams looked at the screen showing the board and took her time to consider her next move. After a couple of minutes, she announced all-in on the 7♣ river.
Chen, visibly flustered, said "why an all-in instead of a bet?". She then went into the tank for a good five minutes, trying to puzzle through the hand. Chen finally made the call, putting her tournament life at risk.
Williams tabled Q♦9♦ for a busted straight draw and Chen showed A♣10♣ for ace-high.
Aubrey Williams limped with J♣6♣ on the button and Skye Chen called with 7♥3♦ from the big blind. The Q♥K♥K♠ flop saw Chen check-fold after Williams bet 325,000.
A few hands later, Williams limped with J♥10♠ and Chen raised to 1,200,000 with A♦9♣ from the big blind. Williams called, and the pair saw a 3♣10♣Q♠ flop. Chen bet out 900,000 and Williams paid to see the Q♦ turn.
Chen continued to fire chips into the middle with a 3,300,000 turn bet. Williams took some time before folding.
The next hand saw Chen wake up with 3♥3♣ and she limped on the button. Williams checked her 6♦5♠ from the big blind. The 2♥Q♣6♠ flop saw Williams pick up a pair and she checked. Chen bet 425,000 and Williams called.
An A♠ turn saw both check to the 10♠ river, and again to showdown, with Williams taking down the pot.
Skye Chen raise to 800,000 with Q♠10♣ and Aubrey Williams called with A♦5♠ in the big blind. The 5♣7♦8♦ flop saw both check to the 4♠ turn. Williams bet 575,000 and Chen mucked her hand.
In the next hand, Williams limped with K♥Q♦ on the button and Chen raised to 900,000 with 9♦3♥ from the big blind. The K♣6♣4♦ flop prompted Chen to bet 850,000 and Williams, who flopped to pair made a raise to 1,825,000. Chen quickly folded and Williams regained the slight lead.
Skye Chen raised J♠7♣ on the button to 800,000 and Aubrey Williams re-raised her A♣Q♠ to 2,975,000. Chen mucked, leaving Williams to pull in the pot.
The next hand saw Williams raise to 675,000 with J♥6♣ and Chen, who was sat with K♦8♠, opted to re-raise to 2,100,000. Williams mucked her hand.
Chen limped with Q♠4♥ and Williams checked with 8♥4♣. Williams check-raised to 875,000 after Chen bet 350,000 on the 9♥J♣10♣ flop. Chen called the raise to see the 10♥ turn, which didn't bring in the flopped straight draw for either player.
Williams bet 1,125,000 on the turn and indicated that they mis-clicked on their size. Chen raised to 3,500,000 and Williams got out of the way.
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