Big blind Ron Bell pushed all in for 8,725 on fourth street with the community reading 
. His opponent on the button thought it over for awhile. The pot contained roughly 11,000.
"Alright," he said, splashing in a call.
Bell: 
Button: 
Bell had it locked up, and the meaningless river was a 
.
Patrick Steele bet 800 under the gun on an 
flop, and the player in the cutoff made it 1,600. Steele called, and he check-called the same amount on the 
turn. The 
river prompted two checks on the four-flush board, and the player on the button showed 
for aces up. Steele had it beat with 
, a flush on the river, though he didn't need it.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
A player in the cutoff put his last 8,000 in on a board of 
, and Charles Maxcy snap-called from middle position, turning over for queens full after pushing his chips in.
"Jesus Christ," the exasperated player in the cutoff said. He showed 
for a full house on the turn and sent his whole stack across the table.
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
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A player in middle position bet 1,500 on a board of 
, and Mike Williams moved all in for 3,500 on his left. Chris Moneymaker made the call from the blinds, and the bettor folded.
Williams: 
Moneymaker: 
Williams had the former Main Event champ drawing stone dead to a chop, but the 
river didn't do it.
Despite the early setback, Moneymaker still has nearly double the starting stack.
Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Allen "Chainsaw" Kessler has made his arrival at the Hollywood Poker Open Toledo Main Event, and we'll keep a close eye on the well-known tournament grinder as he attempts to take this one down.
A player in the small blind bet 3,500 on a completed board of 
, and James Wright raised to 8,500 in the big blind. The small blind called and showed for a straight, but Wright had for the nut straight.
Alex Lucaj bet 2,300 from the button on a board of 
after a player under the gun checked to him, and the under-the-gun player called. Lucaj's 5,000 bet on the river also got a call, and Lucaj flipped for a flopped straight.
"Top set on the flop," the under-the-gun player muttered.
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