Set Over Set: Livshitz Falls to Dzemidau's Jacks

Victoria Livschitz set the tone with a raise to 2,400, but Artur Dzemidau, sitting in the hijack, responded with a bold three-bet to 7,000. Livschitz made the call, eager to see the flop.

When the flop came down J♠3♣A♠, Livschitz checked, and Dzemidau seized the moment to bet 4,000. Livschitz then sprang into action with a hefty raise to 16,000, prompting Dzemidau to call.

The 2♦ on the turn saw Livschitz check again, but Dzemidau kept up the pressure with a bet of 11,000. After checking her cards, Livschitz went all in for about 45,000, and Dzemidau didn’t hesitate to call.

As they turned their cards over, Livschitz revealed 2♠2♣ for a set of deuces, while Dzemidau showed J♥J♣ for a flopped set of jacks. The 8♥ on the river didn’t change anything, and Livschitz was sent to the rail.