We found Justin Filtz in the big blind check-calling 4,000 from the player on the button on a board of . On the river, Filtz checked again and his opponent went all in. Filtz quickly called, and he was shown for a flush. Filtz had it beat though, as the same card that filled his opponent's flush gave Filtz a boat with .
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Kou Vang is among the recent entrants. He's currently sitting 250 points behind Mike Deis in the Mid-States Poker Tour Player of the Year standings, so he's looking to snag back the lead that he held for most of the season.
One week after Ken Pates claimed nearly $90,000 with a victory at Mid-States Poker Tour Running Aces Harness Park, the tour is back with the year's second stop at Ho-Chunk Gaming in Wisconsin Dells, Wisc. Last time the MSPT came through town, Jason Sell defeated a field of 383 runners to claim a first-place prize of $97,539.
Cards are scheduled to be in the air at 4 p.m., and the tournament will be using the Allen Kessler-approved structure it adopted for the last main event here. Stacks will start at 20,000, with blinds beginning at 50/100 and going up every 40 minutes. A total of 14 levels will be played today, with each player being allotted one reentry through the first nine levels.