Kaspars Butans was in the cutoff when he bet 4,000 on a board of 5♥Q♦J♠4♥. Garik Tamasian in early position raised to 14,000 and Butans eventually made the call.
Tamasian checked the 8♠ river with A♣K♦. Butans checked back with A♥Q♠ for top pair and scooped the pot.
Joshua Abiscott opened to 800 from under the gun and saw three players call behind. Alexandra Loveless called from middle position, William Smith from late position, and Terry Ketterer from the cutoff.
A 6♣7♣K♠ flop saw action check to Smith, who bet out 1,000. Only Abiscott and Loveless called, taking the players three-ways to the Q♠ turn.
Action checked to Smith, who bet another 1,000, and Abiscott mucked. Loveless paid to see the 6♥ complete the board.
Action checked to showdown, and Smith tabled his K♣J♦ for two pair, but Loveless quickly turned over her suited big slick with A♥K♥ and took the pot with her ace kicker.
Jimmy D'Ambrosio opened to 1,300 from early position and was three-bet to 3,500 by Christy Sheng in the hijack. Action folded back to D'Ambrosio, who announced a four-bet to 7,700. Sheng called.
The flop came 6♠4♠2♠, and D'Ambrosio sized down for a bet of 4,700. It was enough to get a fold from Sheng, and D'Ambrosio said, "Good fold!" before sending his cards into the muck.
The action was picked up on a board of 2♠2♦5♣ with Steven Cho in middle position betting 2,000. Chang Lee to his left raised to 4,000 and Cho called.
The Q♣ landed on the river and after Cho checked, Lee bet 13,000. It didn't take very long for Cho to fold.
Natalie Ferguson raised to 700 in middle position, and faced a three-bet to 2,700 from Malcolm Trayner on the button, which she called.
Ferguson didn't wait to see what Trayner thought of the 2♦J♣8♥ flop; instead, she led out with a bet of 900, which Trayner called.
It was the same story on the K♥ river, as Ferguson bet 1,400, and Trayner called.
When the Q♥ completed the board, Ferguson fired one final bullet, putting 2,900 into the pot. Trayner gave it some thought before choosing to let go of his cards.
Dylan Weisman from middle position and Joao Vieira from the cutoff were heads-up to the turn with about 9,500 in the middle and the board reading K♠8♦5♦10♦.
Weisman checked to Vieira who put out a bet of 5,500. Weisman responded with a check-jam for his remaining 25,300. Vieira had his suspicions, but he opted to let it go after a minute's tank, conceding the pot to Weisman without showdown.
Big blind Michael Walker and Alex Kulev in the hijack had gathered 10,000 in the pot when they arrived on the 4♥J♦Q♥J♣3♣ river. Walker checked it to Kulev, who tossed 5,000 into the middle.
Walker called after some thought, seeing Kulev open A♣Q♦. Walker did not have a better hand, and he mucked to forfeit the pot.
As per the WSOP LIVE app.
With about 4,000 in the middle on the 5♣4♦Q♣ flop, and after two checks, Richard Dubini bet 1,400 from the cutoff. Brad Ruben called on the button, Casey Carroll called from the big blind, and Lautaro Guerra called from early position.
The four players checked the 5♦ turn to see the 9♣ complete the board.
After three more checks, Ruben bet 3,200. Only Guerra called, but he mucked after Ruben tabled 8♣7♣ for a flush.
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