On a 
flop, Jason Mangold had an opponent in middle position at risk for his last 20,000, and Mangold had his opponent in rough shape.
Opponent: 
Jason Mangold: 
Mangold's set locked up the hand on the 
turn, and the 
river was too little, too late for Mangold's opponent.
Carter Myers raised to 1,300 from under the gun, and was called by Everett Lawrence in middle position, as well as the hijack and Leo Mitchell in the big blind.
Mitchell checked the 
flop to Myers, who bet 3,000. Only Mitchell called.
The 
turn was checked again by Mitchell, and Myers bet 10,000. Mitchell counted down his 27,200 chip stack, then folded.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players are off on their second fifteen-minute of the day.
After a raise from a player in the cutoff, Justin Gutierrez three-bet to 4,700 in the cutoff, only to be met with a four-bet to 10,000 from the cutoff. Gutierrez called.
Both players checked the 
flop, and the cutoff checked again on the 
turn. Gutierrez bet 12,000, and the cutoff called.
The cutoff checked again on the 
river, and Gutierrez bet 25,000. The cutoff called, only to muck after Gutierrez tabled 
for kings-full.
A small pot of around 6,000 ballooned significantly after the 
board was completed. Gerald Heath in the small blind got his last 60,700 in with 
for the nut straight, and his opponent on the button held 
for the smaller straight.
Heath, who recently took down the 2019 MSPT Wisconsin State Poker Championship in November, is one of the first in the room to hit the six-figure marker, while his opponent was whittled down to just a few thousand in chips.
Action checked to Christopher McQuiston on the button on a 
board, and he bet 5,500 into a pot of 10,000. Michael Schlegel folded in the small blind, and Alexander Hill called. Jeffrey Minnerly check-raised all in for 11,500, and McQuiston called. Hill then tossed his last 20,500 total in the pot, and McQuiston tanked for a minute before electing to call.
Jeffrey Minnerly: 
Alexander Hill:
Christopher McQuiston: 
McQuiston needed a six or club to earn the whole pot, while Minnerly needed the case nine to survive. The 
river was safe for Hill, and he scooped both pots, while Minnerly was eliminated.
Jerry Miller checked a flop from under the gun, and the button fired 2,300 into a pot of around 4,000. Miller called.
The turn and 
river were checked down, and Miller tabled for a full house.
"Nice hand," the button said, turning over 
for a missed nut flush draw, and Miller took down the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
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