[user628]
Mindy Trinidad and Katja Thater get it all in with for Mindy, and for Katja. The flop puts Katja WAY ahead with a set of sixes, but the turn brings some outs for Trinidad. Mindy can double through Katja with a seven. and indeed the comes on the river to save Mindy from elimination. Katja Thater goes backwards for the first time in a long time.
[user628]
Randi Calabro hasn't played many pots. So, it could have been a sign when she moved from early position. Vanessa Selbst must have thought Randi was on a move, cause she re-raised with a A-7. Unfortunately, Calabro had , and had Selbst crushed. The board brought an ace, but no seven, and Randi Calabro doubled up through Selbst, who may be tilting a little.
[user628]
Not a lot of action, and the players are playing with as much hesitation as this reporter has ever seen at a WSOP final table. The players are playing right into Katja's hands. No one is contesting her, and she can wait to pick good spots to play big pots in.
[user628]
Its been easily an hour since our chip leader entering the day, Frauke Ritter Von Sporschill has played a hand of any significance. Since taking a bad beat on an A-K vs A-K hand early on - Frauke has been virtually silent. She is still third in chips, but like the rest of the table is a far cry from Katja's monster stack.
[user628]
��They should be buying a ticket��. Thater and Selbst are mixing it up, and playing a few pots here and there��but no one else at the table seems interested in playing any pots.
[user628]
Katja is starting to dominate the table, and seems in complete control. Katja doesn��t sit at the table, she sits on her legs, which makes her sit up a little higher than the other players at the table, as well as making her look like a tiger waiting to pounce, which is exactly how she is playing.
[user628]
Vanessa Selbst raises with 2-3. Katja Thater makes the call with Q-10. A flop of A-2-5 is good news for Vanessa, who fires at the pot. Katja��s cards beat Vanessa��s bet into the center.