On a we saw four players check. On the on the turn the small blind led out for 6,600. The big blind and Vanessa Selbst folded, but Brandon Steven in the hijack made the call. on the river and the small blind checked. Steven thought for a second before announcing "Ok, just in case you have the ten, I check. I have an ace." He showed his and that was enough to take down the pot, the small blind mucked.
Lily Newhouse just found herself preflop all in and she got two callers. Her two opponents checked on and the appeared on the turn. One player bet 8,000, the other one called. It went check, check again on the river and it was time to show the cards. Newhouse showed her which wasn't a winner. One player had , while the other one took it down with .
We missed the precise preflop action but Fabrice Soulier was already short, and got his last chips in with . He was up against David "Bakes" Baker's and proved no match: | | . The Frenchman is out, while "Bakes" is gaining momentum.
Vanessa Selbst opened the action fromt he small blind with a raise to 4,500. Brandon Steven in the big blind, enjoying a never ending massage, made the call. on the flop and both players checked. The -turn led to more action: Selbst bet out 5,300 and Steven raised it up to 12,700. Selbst made the call and checked to het beighbor on the river. Steven contemplated betting, but checked behind after some thinking.
Selbst waited before showing her cards but Steven didn't make an attempt to show his. "One pair" announced Selbst eventually, and Steven told her it was good. She showed her and Steven mucked.
An all in confrontation left Jake Cody crippled. We saw that he had pocket queens and his opponent held pocket kings. The board was jack high and the large pot was shipped to Cody's opponent. Cody will survive with only 2,100 which only barely covers one big blind.
we saw four players check. On the 
on the turn the small blind led out for 6,600. The big blind and Vanessa Selbst folded, but Brandon Steven in the hijack made the call. 
on the river and the small blind checked. Steven thought for a second before announcing "Ok, just in case you have the ten, I check. I have an ace." He showed his 
and that was enough to take down the pot, the small blind mucked.
and the 
appeared on the turn. One player bet 8,000, the other one called. It went check, check again on the 
river and it was time to show the cards. Newhouse showed her 
which wasn't a winner. One player had 
, while the other one took it down with 
.
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. The Frenchman is out, while "Bakes" is gaining momentum.
on the flop and both players checked. The 
