Iverson Cotton Snuffer pushed the last 18,000 or so he had on the turn with 
on the felt and a large pot well over that sitting in the middle. Jake Sung was already all in covering that and turned over 
for top pair. Snuffer was drawing with 
and bricked on the 
river.
Mikey Esquivel checked in the big blind and called 7,000 from Bill Reilly in the cutoff on 
. Both players checked the 
, bringing a 
.
"There's your bluff card," Reilly said as Esquivel thought for about 30 seconds.
Finally, Esquivel checked and Reilly quickly turned over his 
. Esquivel double-checked his holding and mucked.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
There was four-way action on the turn with about 22,000 in the pot and the board read 
. Action was on Jake Sung, who bet 12,000. Two players folded before Ray Joll put in a call. The river brought the 
and Sung counted out his stack, which was around a pot size bet, before announcing a bet of 9,000. Joll made the call and Sung turned over 
for top pair. Joll mucked and the pot was sent Sung's way.
Andrew Campbell's chips were being pushed to another player and we inquired as to how it happened. He said he got it in with queens but lost against ace-king to end his Day 1b hopes. One day after he busted late with the nut flush draw against an inferior flush draw, it hasn't been the best of times for Campbell at The Meadows after driving in from Chicago.
Still, he said he plans to fire Day 1c on Saturday.
Dean Schultz was down to his last couple of chips a few minutes ago but had recently spun his stack back up to 10,000. There was just a pot with three limps and action to Schultz in the small blind, who announced all in for his stack. Two of the three players called, including George Scarborough from the button, taking a potential side pot to the flop. The flop came 
and the first player checked. Scarborough fired out a stack of chips and got his opponent to fold. It was then time to turn the cards up.
Schultz: 
Scarborough: 
The turn and river came 
and Schultz now finds himself with a 15 big blind stack.
After an under-the-gun limp, Dean Schultz shoved in the next seat. His neighbor, Bill Reilly, jammed as well and everyone else mucked.
Dean Schultz: 
Bill Reilly:
Someone called it a "classic race" but Reilly was actually in a dominating spot. The 
helped Schultz a little with a straight draw but the 
and 
bricked off on the turn and river.
A player under the gun had a T5,000 chip in front of her and Ryan Ashman raised to 25,000 on the button. Small blind David Berman ripped all in for about 100,000, folding out both the first player and Ashman, who thought about 30 seconds before conceding.
Jimmy Stevens opened the hijack to 6,000 and was met by a three-bet to 20,000 from Joe Ebanks. He called, and the flop came . Stevens checked to Ebanks, who bet 13,000. Stevens called, and then checked on the turn. Ebanks fired a second bullet for 21,000 and Stevens again called. The river came a and Stevens checked a third time. Ebanks thought for a few moments and tapped the table to check back and take the hand to showdown.
Stevens turned over 
and his top pair, top kicker was good enough for Ebanks to muck his hand.
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