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Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
2021 Colorado Poker Championship
$1,450 Main Event
Day: 1c
Event Info
2021 Colorado Poker Championship
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 1c
Buy-in
$1,450
Prize Pool
$389,276
Total Entries
307
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Entries
116
Players Left
21
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Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
A little over 10,000 was in the middle on a completed board of 
and action was heads up between Danny Gonzales in the big blind and an opponent on the button. Gonzales bet 15,000, sending his opponent into the tank for over two minutes.
"I'm almost there," said the player on the button.
"Take your time, buddy," said Gonzales, looking up to the player.
"I have the second nuts," the player responded. "The question is, do you have a flush?"
"I've got to fold," said the player, showing 
for the straight. The table laughed light-heartedly, expecting to see 
.
"What I meant was, I have the nuts if he didn't have a flush," the player corrected.
"Do you want to see?" asked Gonzales to his opponent, who declined to result in Gonzales sending his cards to the dealer face-down in exchange for the pot.
Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
Day 1c now has 101 entries midway through Level 6. Updated counts from around the room have been provided below.
Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
A small pile of chips was in the middle with three-handed action on a flop of 
. The small blind led out for 2,000 and the big blind folded, sending action onto Paul Hoch in early position. Hoch called.
The small blind bet another 2,000 on the turn 
and Hoch called again, bringing the river 
. The small blind then checked, prompting Hoch to make a bet of 800. Such a bet proved to be more than the small blind wished to call, and Hoch took down the pot without showdown.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Level 5
: 300/500, 500 ante
Alan Lichtenberger raised to 2,100 in the hijack and the player on the button three-bet to 10,500. Lichtenberger took a few moments and then four-bet jammed for 13,700, with his opponent calling off the rest.
Alan Lichtenberger: 
Opponent: 
Lichtenberger picked up a sweat on the turn of a runout 
, but ultimately saw his ace remain best to score him the double.
Level 5
: 300/500, 500 ante
Over 8,000 was in the middle on a flop reading 
and action was on Daniel Bowden in middle position. Bowden had a bet of 6,000 already on the felt and was facing a check-jam from Mike Kester, who was in the big blind, for 20,900. Kester found a call.
Mike Kester: 
Daniel Bowden:
"Very nice hand," said Bowden upon seeing Kester's straight. The turn rendered Bowden's hand drawing dead and the river made the hand official with Kester's flopped straight earning him the dub.
Level 5
: 300/500, 500 ante
Elenna Martinez found herself down to 9,100 and open-jammed under the gun. A player in early position called and then Sammy Aweida re-jammed, forcing the early-position player to relinquish his hand.
Elenna Martinez: 
Sammy Aweida:
Martinez found herself with a shot at a triple but needed to find a five in order to get it. No help came as the board ran out 
to leave Aweida's queens best and earn him the pot and the knockout.
After entering the tournament midway through Level 4, Aweida is already above 100K, confirming with PokerNews that he immediately woke up with two kings to knock out a short stack once he sat down. He then found a full double after getting stacks in on a board reading 
with 
against his opponent's .
Level 5
: 300/500, 500 ante
Tyler Potts opened the action with a raise to 1,200 in early position and received a call from Pat Pineda in the hijack. Greg Geller also called in the small blind, as did Matt Johnston in the big blind.
All four players checked and the turn came 
. Geller bet 3,300 and Johnston called. Potts reached for calling chips and tossed them in the middle as well, with Pineda letting his hand go to take action three ways to the river 
.
Geller checked and Johnston bet 6,000. Potts then called and Geller went into the tank for over a minute before finding a call as well.
"Somebody show me a winner," said the dealer, and Potts was the first to table his hand . Neither Geller nor Johnston had better, and the two each sent their cards to the muck.
"Nice hand, man, said Pineda as the dealer shipped Potts the pot.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
