2022 Free Poker Network National Championship

Jimmy Miles jammed in his remaining 150,000 or so chips in the hijack and Nick Kehren called in the cutoff.

Jimmy Miles:
Nick Kehren:

The flop kept Miles ahead, but the turn left him needing a river seven. The completed the board to send him to the rail, ending his attempt to win another FPN National Championship event. However, Miles will return to North Dakota with a $1,500 tournament package for his solid efforts.

Joel Smith open-shoved for a little more than 100,000 and Wayne Corlew was the lone caller in late position.

Joel Smith:
Wayne Corlew:

The board ran out and Corlew made aces and fours to eliminate Smith from the tournament in ninth place.

Players are now on a 15-minute break.

Roger Lens limped in from middle position, Cody Slusher raised to 60,000 in the hijack, and Andrew Adami shoved in the small blind for about 310,000. Lens folded and Slusher called.

Andrew Adami:
Cody Slusher:

Adami was in a dominating spot and primed for a double, until the dealer spread the flop. The turn left Adami drawing to a king, but the completed the board to knock out Adami and send Slusher's rail into a frenzy.

Adami will take home the $1,500 tournament package for his deep run.

Dan Blodgett got it in for the rest of his short stack and Cody Slusher was the lone caller in late position.

Dan Blodgett:
Cody Slusher:

The board ran out with no help for either player, but Slusher held on with ace-nine to take the pot and eliminate Blodgett. Blodgett takes home the $1,500 tournament package while the remaining nine players prepare for final table action.

Nick Kehren raised to 60,000 and Chris Urban three-bet shoved for around 125,000. Action folded around and Kehren called.

Chris Urban:
Nick Kehren:

The board ran out and Kehren's tens held to send Urban with a $1,500 tournament package.

Adam Lender got his last 150,000 into the middle from under the gun and Steve Fugelstad was the lone caller from the big blind.

Adam Lender:
Steve Fugelstad:

The board ran out and Fugelstad made a pair of kings to send Lender home with a $1,500 tournament package for his top-20 finish.