Vanessa Rousso opened for 900 under the gun and received a call from the player directly to her left. Roberto Romanello then put in a three-bet to 3,300 from middle position, which cleared the field all the way back around to Rousso. She thought for a few moments before four-betting to 6,900, but Romanello was not having it and five-bet to 13,800.
Rousso considered what to do for a long time. To call would leave her with just 5,050, while pushing would put her tournament life at risk assuming Romanello would call. After about two minutes Rousso folded, and Romanello took the opportunity to show the 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
11,800
14,200
|
14,200 |
.
completed the board and Lichtenberger dipped into his stack, coming out with a bet of 6,750. Cheong's hand shot to the muck and Lichtenberger took down the pot.
flop.
turn. When the 
appeared on the river, Frankenberger check-called a bet of 5,300 with 
for a flopped straight, which beat the 
of Roberts.
, and play checked to Pelletier. He fired 5,000 with only Rheem making the call to see the turn. That's where the 
and there were two checks to Katchalov. The WSOP bracelet winner fired 2,100 and was called by both of his opponents.
turned and there were two checks to Katchalov for a second time. He bet 6,000 and the small blind folded her cards. The original raiser came over the top for 21,000 which led Katchalov to go into the tank. After about one minute, Katchalov announced that he was all in for 12,650 more. His opponent thought for quite some time before finally getting rid of his cards.
and the action was checked to Nguyen. He bet 1,100 and only Petit called.
hit and Nguyen took down the pot with a 2,525-chip bet. He's back up to 18,025 but still down since the start of the day.
flop, which both players checked.
turn saw Wade call a bet of 3,400 before both players returned to checking on the 
river. Conte rolled over 
, but it was no good against Wade's 
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