Dan Boltz was sitting at 24 big blinds when Phil Bullmaster raised to 1,000 following a limper. Boltz then shoved for his remaining 7,200. The action folded back to Bullmaster, who got a count and then decided to fold.
Four players saw a limped pot and the flop came 
.
All Four players checked. The turn was the 
, and again, all four players checked.
The river was the 
and Joe Ebanks led for 800. Three remaining three players folded and Ebanks took the uncontested pot.
Alan Wentz is back for bullet number two and this time he has Chris Moneymaker to his left.
Former HPO Champion Charles Maxcy has been eliminated.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Players are on a 15-minute break. There are ten levels left to play today. Former HPO St. Louis Champion, Linda Lieder is ahead of the pack with Randy Clinger and HPO Ambassador Chris Moneymaker hot on her heels.
Chris Moneymaker has shot up from 6,000 to 40,000 and is looking comfortable. Meanwhile, Nicole Miller has reentered and Chuck Maitlen has been eliminated.
Blake Barnes just called a raise on the river when the board read 
.
The action started when four players saw the flop. Everyone checked and the came on the turn. The action checked to Barnes who bet 1,725 and got one caller.
On the river, the action checked to Barnes again when the hit and paired the board. Barnes bet 3,300 and his opponent raised to 8,000.
Barnes thought for a second and looked pained, but grabbed his original bet and frustratingly smacked down enough chips to call the bet, making a muffled thud as his hand hit the table.
His opponent turned over 
for a straight and Barnes showed 
for a flush, which was good enough to win the pot.
Barnes' best HPO Regional Main Event finish came when he got third place as part of a deal at HPO Lawrenceburg for $31,000.
Randy Clinger shot out to an early chip lead before doubling up Linda Lieder earlier. Lieder had queens and Clinger had ace-king. Lieder hit a set on the turn and would double up.
Clinger is on the way back up after he got called on the river.
Three players saw the 
flop and two of them checked to Clinger. He bet 1,200 and got one caller.
The turn was the and the action checked to Clinger again. He bet 1,600 and his opponent called.
The river was another ace, the and it was checked to Clinger again. This time he bet 3,000 and his opponent called. Clinger turned over for trips and his opponent mucked.
Frank Dellaria raised preflop to 1,200. A player who had already limped the pot was the lone caller.
The flop came 
and his opponent checked. Dellaria bet 1,700 and his opponent called.
Both players checked the turn and the river when the 
and 
came. Dellaria won the hand when he turned over 
for ace high, which was good enough to beat the 
of his opponent.
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