James Williams was deep in the tank with a decision for his tournament life on a board of 5♥7♣10♠K♠Q♠ and with about 20,000 in the pot.
Williams had checked from the big blind and Rusen Mat, seated under the gun, put him all in for his last 38,000.
After doing some inventory of his stack and looking back at his cards a few times, Williams elected to fold and give up the pot to Mat.
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This hand was picked up on a completed board of K♠J♣2♣2♠5♦ with approximately 15,000 already in the middle.
Jamie Harding checked it from the big blind to Kuan Ho, who opted to bet a total of 11,000.
Harding was in the tank for a brief amount of time before he put together the chips to call and pushed them toward the middle.
"Queen high," said Ho.
Harding then tabled J♦8♣ for jacks and deuces to claim the pot.
Shahar Levi opened from middle position before Randy Bullen three-bet to 3,700 from the cutoff, and Levi called.
On the Q♣8♣7♣ flop, Levi check-called a bet of 3,000 from Bullen.
Levi then led for 4,500 on the repeat 8♦ turn, with Bullet quickly calling.
The 2♣ river put four clubs on the board as Levi weighed his options for a while before ultimately checking, and Bullen snap-checked behind.
Shahar Levi: 6♥5♥
Randy Bullen: A♠A♥
Neither player had a flush as Levi bluffed the turn with his open-ended straight draw, but gave up on a dangerous river, much to the relief of Bullen who held the winner with aces.
This hand was picked up on the flop of a raised pot with about 2,400 in the middle. Terry Thomason led out for 1,400 from early position and was called by Richard Bremer on the button.
The 6♣ turn did not deter Thomason, as he kept up the betting with a wager of 2,000. Bremer countered with a raise to 6,000. Thomason called to stay in the hand.
Both players slowed down with a check on the Q♣ river.
Thomason showed A♥A♠ at showdown, which was enough as Bremer mucked his hand to yield the pot to Thomason.
Jeff Frerichs opened to 700 from under the gun, and Renan Meneguetti three-bet to 2,000 from the hijack. Joseph Chaplin cold-called from the big blind, and Frerichs also came along.
The flop fell A♣9♠7♥, and when the action checked to Meneguetti, he fired a continuation-bet of 2,000. Both of his opponents called.
The K♦ turn checked through, as did the 6♥ river. Chaplin tabled A♥Q♦ for top pair, top kicker, which was enough to earn him the pot.
Trevor O'Brien opened to 1,000 from early position and was called by both Jessica Teusl in the cutoff and Aurélie Reard in the big blind.
All three of them checked a flop of 3♣7♦9♦ leading to the A♣ turn. O'Brien bet 2,400 but only Reard check-called.
O'Brien fired 4,300 on the 8♠ river and he made Reard fold.
Picking up the action with 10,800 already in the pot, big blind Simon Wilson bet 3,600 on a J♦9♥Q♣ flop, and Alex Anton called on the button.
Wilson continued with a bet of 11,000 on the 2♣ turn, and Anton called again.
The 3♠ completed the board, and Wilson put 75,000 into the middle, more than enough to cover Anton's remaining 20,500. That shook Anton out, who folded, surrendering the pot to Wilson.
This hand was picked up with approximately 10,000 already in the middle on a board that read 8♦6♦7♥K♠. Christopher Ingram checked his option from early position before Robert Murphy bet 8,000 from the cutoff.
Ingram called and sent them to the 3♠ river. Ingram opted to take the betting lead and led out for 11,000. Murphy wasn't having any of it, as he opted to re-raise to 23,000 in response.
Ingram folded as Murphy took down the pot without a showdown.
Trishelle Cannatella opened to 1,200 from the button and faced Jeffrey Hong who defended from the big blind.
Cannatella continued for 1,500 on the 8♥8♣K♥ flop. Hong quickly check-called and checked the 4♦ turn. Cannatella checked back.
Hong led out with a bet on the 7♠ river and made Cannatella fold.
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