Juego con responsabilidad.
Jake Balsiger raised to 2,100 and called a three-bet of the player in the small blind to 5,900. On the 
flop, the opponent made the continuation bet of 4,600 and Balsiger called before both players checked the 
turn.
On the 
river, the player in the small blind bet 10,800 and Balsiger took his time before mucking the cards.
"Good fold," the opponent said and then flashed the 
followed by the 
.
A short stack moved all in for 2,500 and one seat over, Jason Senti made the call. The player in the big blind also called reluctantly and they saw the 
flop. Senti bet and the other active player folded.
The short stack held 
and Senti had 
. There was no change at all on the turn but the 
river saw the short stack triple up.
Justin Schwartz raised to 1,600 and had a three-bet behind him to 3,600. The player in the big blind moved all in for 13,000 and Schwartz did so as well to isolate successfully.
Schwartz: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Schwartz is among the biggest stacks.
With a raise from a player in middle position and a couple of calls, Kitty Kuo saw an opportunity to squeeze by three-betting all in. Only the original raiser made the call, and he showed 
. Kuo held 
.
The flop gave Kuo plenty of draws when the dealer spread out 
. She needed a king or jack for a higher pair, a 10 for a straight, or a heart for a better flush. The 
on the turn wasn't any of those things, but the 
on the river gave both players a flush. Kuo's higher heart-card gave her the pot and the double up.
Jackie Glazier defended her big blind against the raise of a player in early position and then bet 2,000 on the 
flop. Her opponent moved all in for just under 9,000 with 
for the open ended straight draw and Glazier held 
for top pair. Both the turn and the 
river blanked and the Australian is above average.
Thomas Muehloecker raised preflop and faced an all-in three-bet from a short-stacked player. Muehlocker quickly made the call with 
to his opponent's 
. The flop was great for the short stack, as he made two pairs on 
. He stayed ahead on the turn of , though Muehloecker picked up the gutshot straight draw. The hit on the river and the straight was completed, giving Muehloecker all the chips and sending his opponent home for the night.
Andrew Shack is sitting next to Kitty Kuo and upon taking a glance at his stack, he appears to be the first player with six digits in this tournament.
Iori Yogo was all in for 10,000 with and got called by an opponent with 
on the ]QdQhTs] flop. Neither turn nor 
river could improve Yogo and he quickly headed to the rail.
Both seats were now occupied with other players and thus the two short stacks Kevin Williams and Zo Karim have been running out of chips entirely.
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