After an early-position raise to 450 and a call, the cutoff called and Heidi May raised to 2,700 in the small blind. The big blind folded, the initial raiser folded, and the first caller folded. The cutoff thought for about a minute and moved all in for around 9,000. May called and had her opponent slightly covered.
May:
All-in player:
The flop gave May a pair of aces to take the lead, and the turn and the river were safe for her. She eliminated her opponent and collected the pot. May is now up to four times the starting stack.
Robin Glaysher raised to 1,125 from the cutoff and Katie Lindsay called from the big blind.
The flop came , Lindsay checked, Glaysher bet 2,000, Lindsay raised to 6,000. Glaysher four-bet shoved all in, and Lindsay called having her covered.
Lindsay:
Glaysher:
Glaysher had top pair with an ace kicker and Lindsay had an open-ended straight draw. The turn brought them the to give Lindsay more outs to eliminate Glaysher. The river completed the board with the to give Glaysher two pair, kings and queens with the ace kicker, and the double-up.
Vanessa Kade was on the button and had her opponent, Tammy Abraham, at risk in the small blind. Abraham was all in for 7,775 and the cards were on their backs.
Kade:
Abraham:
The board ran out . Both players made two pair, kings and nines, but Abraham's queen kicker played and she double up.
According to players at the table, the 2014 Ladies Event champion Haixia Zhang raised to 800 under the gun and the 2015 Ladies Event champion Jacquelyn Scott, seated to her immediate right, moved all in for around 5,000 from the big blind. Zhang called to put Scott at risk, and they went to showdown.
Zhang:
Scott:
The board came , giving Scott aces up, and she doubled through her fellow former champion.
Kristen Bicknell has busted the event, which means that if Kitty Kuo makes the money, Bicknell will be her personal assistant and probably be doing her laundry, according to Kuo's tweet. The two made a last-longer prop bet for this event.
After losing most of her chips to former fellow Ladies Event champion Jacquelyn Scott, Haixia Zhang got her remaining stack of 2,575 all in from the big blind after the cutoff made it 700. Her opponent called and Zhang was at risk.
Zhang:
Cutoff:
The board ran out , and Zhang doubled to over starting stack.
flop gave May a pair of aces to take the lead, and the 
turn and the 
river were safe for her. She eliminated her opponent and collected the pot. May is now up to four times the starting stack.
, Lindsay checked, Glaysher bet 2,000, Lindsay raised to 6,000. Glaysher four-bet shoved all in, and Lindsay called having her covered.
to give Glaysher two pair, kings and queens with the ace kicker, and the double-up.
. Both players made two pair, kings and nines, but Abraham's queen kicker played and she double up.
, giving Scott aces up, and she doubled through her fellow former champion.
, and Zhang doubled to over starting stack.
