Mateusz Moolhuizen raised from early position to 3,500 and the action was folded to Christopher Ulsrud on the button. Ulsrud made the call and Joe Samaha moved all in from the small blind for just 8,500.
Moolhuizen acted quickly and he four-bet to 16,000 total putting extra pressure on Ulsrud.
"How much do you have?" Ulsrud asked the Dutchman who responded by saying he started the hand with 126,000.
Ulsrud grabbed a tower of blue 5,000 chips, slid them forward and Moolhuizen folded right away.
Ulsrud:
Samaha:
The board ran out and Samaha, from the United Arab Emirates, was knocked out.
The completed board read and there was already roughly 20,000 in the pot. Amanda Musumeci was facing a bet of 11,700 from chip leader Morgan Frederick Crosta. Musumeci thought for about a minute before dropping forward a call. She was shown Crosta's before her cards went sailing into the muck.
Crosta picked up the pot and now has about 345,000 while Musumeci has dropped to 70,000.
After a bit of back-and-forth preflop, Jason Mercier and Jennifer Shahade took a flop of . According to our crack photographer Danny Maxwell, Mercier appeared to have check-raised all in on the flop, and Shahade called.
Mercier:
Shahade:
Shahade needed a five four the wheel or a four for two pair, but the on the turn was a big red brick. Mercier was one card away from a knockout and a 200,000-chip stack, but the river was the .
Shahade doubled to 130,000 chips, while Mercier fell to around 90,000.
We caught up with the action to see Antonio Pace and Antonio Esfandiari looking down at a board of . Pace checked over to the Magician and he fired out a bet of 11,600. Pace called to see the river which not only paired the board but brought four clubs to the community cards as well.
Pace came out swinging on fifth street with a bet of 26,000. Esfandiari went into the tank for a bit and finally decided to kick his cards into the muck. Pace triumphantly tabled for just a pair of jacks to the table. Esfandiari nodded in acknowledgement and Pace stacked his new chips.
Pace now sits on about 155,000 while Esfandiari is down to 65,000.
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The board showed when we picked up the action. Myro Garcia from Brazil checked to Lily Kiletto who moved all in. This move put Garcia at risk for his tournament life and after about a minute he made the call.
Kiletto turned over and down to two outs against Garcia's .
Garcia was all in for 38,700 chips and the river, the , secured his double up.
"Well that was a bit spewy, I thought you had ace-king," Kiletto said as she's down to just 66,000 chips.
After a series of bets and raises, [Removed:17] was all in and at risk for over 40,000 holding on a flop of . His opponent, Nicole Cervenka, trailed with , and the Kiwi held up as the turn and river bricked , respectively.
At an adjacent table, Joe Cassidy was all in and at risk with on a board of . His opponent held a lesser two pair, and the river produced an inconsequential card.
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and Samaha, from the United Arab Emirates, was knocked out.
and there was already roughly 20,000 in the pot. Amanda Musumeci was facing a bet of 11,700 from chip leader Morgan Frederick Crosta. Musumeci thought for about a minute before dropping forward a call. She was shown Crosta's 
before her cards went sailing into the muck.
on the turn was a big red brick. Mercier was one card away from a knockout and a 200,000-chip stack, but the river was the 
. Pace checked over to the Magician and he fired out a bet of 11,600. Pace called to see the 
for just a pair of jacks to the table. Esfandiari nodded in acknowledgement and Pace stacked his new chips.
and down to two outs against Garcia's 
, secured his double up.
, and the Kiwi held up as the turn and river bricked 
