Jason Sell saw his bet check-raised all in on a flop, and he made the call for his stack of 25,100.
Sell:
Opponent:
Sell was miles ahead, and no help arrived for his opponent on the turn or river. The Minnesota native took down Mid-States Poker Tour Ho-Chunk in the spring for just under $100,000 and seeks his second MSPT title this year.
We found Lance Harris all in for 9,100 in the big blind, having been called by Rick McGown in early position. Larry Ormson, who had 3,500 out already, also made the call. Ormson then folded to a bet from McGown on the flop.
McGown:
Harris:
Harris failed to pair as the and meant he was busted.
McGown may have the top stack in the room, while Harris headed for the reentry desk.
With a total of 426 registrations after the 244 here on Day 1b, the Mid-States Poker Tour has shattered their own Iowa record of 389 entrants for a major (buy in > $1,000) tournament.
Former Mid-States Poker Tour Meskwaki champ Jonathan Olson just doubled up through Will Givens with on a board of . Olson had gotten all in from the small blind against Givens on the button, but we didn't see if the money went in postflop or preflop. Givens ended up hitting a worthless straight on the end with .
Henry Tran just won a massive pot in a blind-versus-blind battle after flopped, and Tran got it in with for a flush against . A scary appeared on the turn to give Tran a sweat, but the river was clean.
Jeremy Dresch got it all in on the turn with , a dream spot on the board. His opponent in the small blind had been in command on the flop with , but Dresch binked the two outer on the turn and got it in, holding when the fell on the river.