Players were on a 9♦3♣A♣2♣9♠ runout and Barbara Fugivala was under the gun against Xia Wang in the cutoff.
Fugivala jammed the river for around 20,000, and action was on Wang, who made the call.
Barbara Fugivala: KxJx
Xia Wang: 4♥5♥
Wang had rivered the straight, knocking out Fugivala.
The action was caught on the turn with the board showing 8♣3♥9♦6♣. Marle Spragg bet 8,000 from under the gun and Sonia Jimenez called from the seat next to her.
The river came the 8♠ and Spragg quickly led out for 20,000. Jimenez didn't take long before she let go of her hand and allowed Spragg to pull in the pot.
Amy Leonard raised to 3,300 from middle position, with Yun-Ying Jheng and Anna Gulevich calling out the blinds.
The action checked to Leonard on the 4♣K♥5♠ flop and she bet 3,400. Only Gulevich called.
Gulevich led out for 7,000 upon seeing the 10♦ hit the turn. Leonard called.
The river came the A♠ and Gulevich bet 15,000. Leonard, who only had 22,000 left in her stack, thought it over for a moments before folding and showing the K♦.
Players were heads up on the J♣3♣Q♣ flop and Alsina Bonastre had moved all in for their remaining 4,600 stack. Action was on Svetlana Aubakirova and she made the call.
Alsina Bonastre: 4♣3♥
Svetlana Aubakirova: A♣Q♠
Bonastre was behind with bottom pair, against Aubakirova's top pair.
That all changed on the 3♦ turn which brought in trips for Bonastre.
The A♦ river didn't change things and she doubled through Aubakirova.
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Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
The players are now on a 20-minute break.
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