Nick Pupillo opened for 800 in early position, and Bobby Brown made it 3,200 to go. The small blind cold-called, and Pupillo called. On the 
flop, Pupillo dropped his last 2,525 in, and Brown raised to 7,500. The small blind folded.
"King's good," Brown said, showing 
.
Pupillo had merely a gutterball, 
. He turned more outs as the 
gave him a double-gutshot, but the river bricked out.
Nick Pupillo has joined the field, and Chris Moneymaker busted out on the last hand before break and reentered. We were told Moneymaker fell to a player who made jacks full.
Pupillo has been on a tear mostly through the Midwest, cashing for about $200,000, since earning $99,981 in the Monster Stack at last year's WSOP.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Players are on break.
Charles Maxcy check-called a bet of roughly 5,000 on a board of 
, and he checked to the cutoff again on the 
river. The player fired 6,400, and Maxcy tossed in a call after about 30 seconds. The cutoff indicated he couldn't win, and Maxcy slapped down 
.
"I'm the worst player here," he declared as he swept up the pot.
We found a player all in for 3,025 in middle position, with the big blind having reraised to 6,025. That wasn't enough for John Franciosi, who wanted to play for more, putting the big blind all in for about 16,000. The player called off.
Franciosi: 
Big blind: 
Middle position: 
Three pairs went to the flop, and it was Franciosi finding a set as 
hit the board. The turn ended runner-runner hopes for the shorter stacks, and Franciosi has shot out ahead of the field.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
From the button, Dale Olney put a big blind opponent at risk for 6,025 on an 
flop.
Olney: 
Opponent:
Olney had flopped two pair and was fading a combo draw, and the turn and river left the eights up best.
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