Jessica Dawley just arrived at her new table to see one of the players toss his cards across the table in frustration. In the very next hand, Dawley raised to 12,000 from early position and got a call from that very same opponent. The flop came 
, and Dawley led out for 14,000. Her opponent raised to 40,000, and Dawley called.
The turn was the 
, and Dawley checked to her opponent, who bet 65,000. Dawley raised all in, having her opponent covered and clearly frustrated. He reluctantly threw in his remaining 120,000, and Dawley was uncertain about the result, "You might have the best hand," she said.
Dawley tabled 
, which was indeed the best hand versus her opponent's 
for straight and flush draws. The river brought the 
, and Dawley secured the win and the elimination of what was a visibly tilted opponent.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
525,000
433,000
|
433,000 |
|
||
, Jaspal Brar checked from the big blind, and the player under the gun bet 22,500. The player in the hijack called, and Brar tank-called.
for the nut straight. His opponent tabled 
for a pair of queens and was drawing dead to the 
on the river.
against his opponent's 
, and Hallaert made a full house to add insult to injury. After stacking up his chips, Hallaert appears to have climbed over 600,000, well on his way to finding a bag at the end of the day.
, and the initial raiser moved all in for about 50,000. Affleck quickly called, revealing 
before his opponent showed 
and said, "I was hoping ya didn't have the ace. I was hoping ya had a pair."
, sending the pot Affleck's way and his opponent to the rail.
