The action folded to the player in the cutoff and he raised to 9,000. Stanley Lee was next to act in the cutoff and he reraised to 26,500. Ryan Messick asked to see Lee's stack and Lee obliged. Messick then slid out a stack of 66,500 and that was enough to take the pot.
Kristen Bicknell and her opponent were heads up on the 
board. The player checked and Bicknell moved all in for 105,000 into a main pot of 110,000. Her opponent folded and Bicknell took the pot without showdown.
Amal Bounahra raised and called a three-bet by the player in the big blind to see a flop of 
. The big blind continued for 35,000 and Bounahra was sent into the think tank. She even apologized to the table for taking so long before making the call. The 
turn and 
river were checked through and Bounahra was shown the 
.
She had that beat with 
and raked in a nice pot on her new table in the Amazon Tan section.
Russell Holt sent Haral Tsivicos to the rail to boost his stack and other assorted counts from the same section can be found below.
Daria Feshchenko open-shoved on the button for 41000. Carson Turner, in the small blind, called.
Carson Turner: 
Daria Feshchenko: 
The board ran 
and Turner took down the pot, sending Feshchenko to the exit.
We arrived at the table with the flop down 
, and Tom Marchese was all in for around 110,000. We were informed that Marchese had raised to 9,000 from under the gun and saw Don Bisco in the cutoff and Ivan Galinec on the button call.
Marchese and Bisco checked the flop before Galinec bet 15,000. Marchese then made his move all in. Bisco thought for a minute before he made the call. With the action now on Galinec, he went into the tank. Another minute passed before Galinec made his decision and announced all in. Bisco immediately let his hand go, which he declared as 
, and the other two players turned over their hands.
Ivan Galinec:
Tom Marchese: 
Turn:
River:
Galinec held a set and improved to a house on the river to send Marchese to the rail while the former picked up a large pot.
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