Anne Canfijn went all-in for her final 13,000 and was called in the next seat over by Ian Auvil to be at risk.

Anne Canfijn:
Ian Auvil:

Canfijn flopped additional outs when it came for a flush draw.

The turn was a welcome sight for Canfijn as she pulled ahead with a pair of jacks.

The completed the board to award Canfijn the pot.

Ian Auvil	41,000	-38,000
Anne Canfijn	26,000	26,000

The cutoff went all-in, and Craig Bradford of Eastern Poker Tour called off for 46,000 to be at risk from the cutoff.

Craig Bradford:
Opponent:

Bradford needed to fade the overcards of his opponent, and the flop brought good news as it fanned out to upgrade his hand to a set.

The turn ended the hand as it gave Bradford a full house, as the inconsequential river completed the board.

Eric Lux of No Limit Pub Poker Tour shoved preflop from the button and was called by Nathaniel McNamara of New York Free Poker to be at risk for his tournament life.

Eric Lex:
Nathaniel McNamara:

Lex was ahead going into the runout, and the flop extended his lead as it came .

The turn kept McNamara in the running, but the river sealed it in favor of Lex who doubled up to stay in the tournament.

Nathaniel McNamara	98,000	-37,000
Eric Lex	84,000	42,500

Players are now on a 15-minute break. Play will resume at the 2,000/4,000 level.

Marianna Laccetti of No Limit Pub Poker Tour chose to raise to 15,000 from early position and was called by the hijack.

The flop came before Laccetti continued for 15,000.

Her opponent gave it some thought but opted to fold.

Laccetti showed for a flush draw as she scooped the pot.

Marianna Laccetti

221,000

221,000

It was a battle of the blinds as Nathaniel McNamara of New York Free Poker raised to 7,500 from the small blind before he faced an all-in for 24,500 from the big blind. McNamara called to put his opponent at risk.

Opponent:
Nathaniel McNamara:

McNamara improved on the flop to lengthen his lead when it came .

The turn kept his opponent in the running with a straight draw, but the sealed the deal in McNamara's favor to take down the pot.

Nathaniel McNamara

135,000

109,500

Sam Ho of Eastern Poker Tour shoved for his final 23,000 from early position and was called and at risk.

Sam Ho:
Opponent:

Ho was in trouble against the better ace of his opponent, but that all changed in a hurry when the flop came to give Ho trips.

The turn and the river completed the board as Ho avoided elimination with a double up.

Sam Ho

56,000

56,000

The hand began when the under-the-gun player opened to 6,000. Richard Rollka of the Eastern Poker Tour called out of the big blind.

Rollka checked the flop before the original raiser bet 4,500. Rollka called.

The turn prompted Rollka to bet 7,500 before his opponent mucked his hand to award the pot to Rollka.

Rollka showed for two pair as he took down the pot.

This small pot was added to Rollka's healthy stack as he has crossed the quarter-million mark in chips.

Richard Rollka

269,000

269,000

Anne Canfijn went all-in for her final 13,000 and was called in the next seat over by Ian Auvil to be at risk.

Anne Canfijn:
Ian Auvil:

Canfijn flopped additional outs when it came for a flush draw.

The turn was a welcome sight for Canfijn as she pulled ahead with a pair of jacks.

The completed the board to award Canfijn the pot.

Ian Auvil	41,000	-38,000
Anne Canfijn	26,000	26,000

Eric Lex of No Limit Pub Poker Tour shoved for 20,500 from the button and was called by the big blind to be at risk.

Eric Lex:
Opponent:

It was a classic flip as Lex needed to hit his overcards to stay in contention.

Lex didn't have to wait long as the flop fanned out to pull Lex ahead.

The turn, and the river completed the board as Lex secured the double up.

Eric Lex

41,500

41,500

The chips got in the middle when a player from middle position jammed for his final 12,000 and was called by Bryan Ducharme of No Limit Pub Poker Tour to be at risk.

Opponent:
Bryan Ducharme:

Ducharme held on the board to knock out his opponent.

Bryan Ducharme

114,000

-48,000