Erica Lindgren opened for a raise under the gun, and the player on the button reraised to 14,000. Lindgren jammed, and her opponent called off.
Lindgren:
Button:
A flop brought some backdoor hope for Lindgren's opponent, and the gave a river sweat. The river was a blank, however, and Lindgren's aces sent her opponent to the rail.
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Patrick Obrien raised to 4,800 from late position, and the button called.
The flop came , and Obrien elected to check-call his opponent's 7,500 bet. He again check-called after a turned, this time for 9,600. A fell on the river, and both players checked. Obrien showed and took the pot.
A player moved all in from middle position, and Eric Baldwin came over the top with his own all in from the small blind. The big blind made the call.
Baldwin:
Big blind:
Middle position:
The flop came , giving "basebaldy" a commanding lead. A turn gave the short stack hope with a gutshot, but another ace came on the river for good measure.
Former chipleader Jason Duval has fallen on hard times on Day 2. He found himself all in with against a player holding . The board ran out , giving Duval a double up.
flop brought some backdoor hope for Lindgren's opponent, and the 
gave a river sweat. The river was a blank, however, and Lindgren's aces sent her opponent to the rail.
flop gave Woods a flush draw and two overs, and the 
turn gave him the nuts.
, as the board had come down 
.
, and Obrien elected to check-call his opponent's 7,500 bet. He again check-called after a 
turned, this time for 9,600. A 
, giving "basebaldy" a commanding lead. A 
turn gave the short stack hope with a gutshot, but another ace came on the river for good measure.
, giving Duval a double up.
