A player jammed all in from the hijack for 49,000 and only Jim Street in the small blind called.

Opponent:
Jim Street:

The board ran out and no street put Street behind in the hand which left him raking in the pot.

On the flop the board read . Allen Wallace called the all in from his opponent to put him at risk.

At risk player:
Allen Wallace:

Wallace had the straight and the lead but the turn made his hand impenetrable as the came off to give him the super rare straight flush. The river was a meaningless .

Wallace took a picture of his straight flush as he gathered in a healthy pot.

Nicholas Sims moved all in preflop over a raise from his opponent while the third player in the hand had to pause for a while and contemplate the decision. Eventually he would fold to set up a two way all in.

At risk opponent:
Nicholas Sims:

The board ran out to give Sims the chips and the knockout. Meanwhile, the third player bemoaned his fold as he said he would have hit a straight.

Franck Jeudy was all in with about half of his starting stack at risk after the chips got all in on a flop of .

Jeudy had the while Bryant had the . The turn was the and the river the to give Jeudy a nice double up.

Franck Jeudy	32,000	8,000
Lindsey Bryant	21,000

Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Lester Komperda all in and at risk for his last 60,000 against Thomas Boaz, who had the covering stack.

Lester Komperda:
Thomas Boaz:

The flop of put Komperda way in front, but the runout of gave Boaz a flush to soar to over 300,000 while Komperda was eliminated.

Thomas Boaz	330,000	330,000
Lester Komperda	0	0

The the board reading . Patricia Rosa bet 1,600 and got two calls.

The river came the . Rosa fired out 3,000. One opponent folded quickly while Benjamin Balter took a little bit more time before he folded to send Rosa the pot.

Action was picked up with cards on their backs after the flop in a pot between Maria Swift in the cutoff and another player in early position.

The board read and Swift was all in for 44,500 on the flop with the other player holding the covering stack.

Maria Swift:
Early Position Player:

The board ran out to give Swift aces full of fours for the double up.

Maria Swift

104,000

104,000

Action was already on the river with a pot of roughly 3,500 in it and a board that showed . Harold Sampson was in the. ig blind and fired out 2,000.

His opponent had to think on it for almost a full minute before calling. Sampson tabled the for the winner.

Another player was getting up out of the seat on one of the tables that had already seen multiple players leaving within the past level. When walking over to see who was the beneficiary of these eliminations, the table pointed towards Angie Williams.

"I'm just playing good cards," Williams responded when asked about her recent successes in the past level.