The action started with Mesha James who made a raise for 6,000 from the cutoff and Tara Snow made the call in the small blind. Jerri Thomas moved all in in the big blind for 13,300 and James announced a three-bet. Snow let it go and the two players tabled their cards.
Holding 
, Thomas was in a good shape to double up, against 
for James, and she grabbed the pot after a board 
fell.
The following players took home $2,219 each.
Shannon Zigner opened to 5,500 under the gun. Elise Moscati, in the small blind, called.
The flop was 
and was checked through to the 
turn. Moscati bet 5,500. Zigner called. The 
filled up the river. Moscati fired 8,500. Zigner called. Moscati showed 
and Zigner revealed 
to rake in the pot.
On a raised pot in a heads-up hand, Lisa Costello first checked from the cutoff on the flop 
. Alexandra Rutwind on the button made a bet for 9,000 and Costello called.
The turn brought a 
and both players checked, as well as on the river . Costello turned over 
and it was enough to make Rutwind muck her hand.
The following players were awarded $1,969 for their efforts.
Aylar Lie pushed all in from the under the gun position for a stack worth 32,000 and only Jessica Dawley made the call from the cutoff to create the following showdown:
Aylar Lie: 
Jessica Dawley: 
Lie's hand was dominated and the 
run out brought her no help.
Short stack with 15,000 chips, Cyndy Violette pushed all in from the cutoff with and after some thought, Karina Delima made the call from the big blind with 
.
Violette was in bad shape for a double and the board 
gave her opponent the nut flush. The only bracelet winner left of the tournament made her way to the cashier to collect her $2,219 prize for her 44th WSOP cash.
Marcelina Laquinto, in the hijack, opened to 6,000. Mesha James, on the button, called.
Players saw a flop of 
. Laquinto checked. James bet 3,500. Laquinto called. The turn was the 
and was checked around to the 
river. Laquinto bet 15,000. James folded.
Poker player and author Jonathan Little gives advice during the WSOP $1K Super Turbo with Bounties Event. Average stack size is around 20 big blinds. What flexibility do you have with that stack size? How should the $300 bounties factor into your play? What should you be limping with? What should you NOT be limping with? He also comments on how his close friend poker player David Peters plays pots against him.
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