Jamie Kerstetter opened to 2,500 on the button and Ana Marquez called from the big blind.
On the flop 9♣A♦6♠, Kerstetter continued to 1,500 and Marquez called.
On the turn 8♣ and on the river 8♦, all players checked.
Jamie Kerstetter: Q♠J♦
Ana Marquez: K♣2♣
Marquez took the pot with her king and added to her stack.
Sarah Pritchard raised to 3,000 under the gun and it was called by a player two seats over and the big blind.
The flop gave K♦Q♦7♣ and it checked to Pritchard who shoved for her last 20,100. The second player called and the big blind let it go.
Sarah Pritchard:J♦J♣
Opponent: K♠7♠
"You got me" said Pritchard, who was in terrible shape for her tournament's life, facing two pair in her opponent's hand. However, the board was completed by 3♦6♦ to give her a runner-runner flush and the needed double up.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
The remaining players are heading on their last 20-minute break of the night. When they return, there will be two more levels before they bag and tag.
A player opened in middle position to 2,500 and Sava Krink called from the cutoff.
From the button, Monika Zukowicz reraised it to 10,000 and only Krink called.
On the flop of 3♥3♣A♦ Krink checked, Zukowicz bet 7,000 and Krink folded.
A player shoved for a remaining stack around 10,000 and got called by Lisa Phu who had her covered:
First Player: A♣8♠
Lisa Phu: 10♥10♣
The player at risk didn't find anything throughout the board 3♥8♣3♦10♦7♦, improving Phu's hand into a full house and made her way to the exit.
Allie Dick raised to 5,000 in the hijack position and the player in the big blind three-bet all in for 11,500 and Dick called.
Big blind: 10♣10♦
Allie Dick: A♥Q♦
The board came out 9♠9♣2♣J♥A♠ and Dick cheered when she received the ace on the river and sent the big blind home.
One of the other players stated, "She is on fire, someone extinguish this fire".
Shorstack Lexy Gavin-Mather was at risk with Q♣6♣ against 8♣8♠ and was seen joigning the rail some minutes before the break.
Katerina Lukina moved all in for her last 15,100, holding 10♦10♣ and got called by a player with a dominated hand, 9♦9♥.
The 7♦K♠2♥4♣4♦ ranout didn't bring any bad surprise to Lukina who doubled her stack.
With the clock showing 1,293 entries, the tournament officially becomes the biggest WSOP Ladies Event in history, surpassing the 1,286 entries achieved in 2007.
That year, Sally Anne Boyer won for $262,077 and her first gold bracelet.
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