The dealer was in the process of counting Jeff Petronack's remaining stack to be paid as his winning hand of 
from the big blind was still tabled on a board reading 
. Ian Matakis, who was in the small blind, had doubled him up and paid off the required amount.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Ian Matakis shoved his last 46,500 in from the cutoff and received action from Jeff Petronack, who was on the button. The remaining players folded and they were off to the races.
Ian Matakis: 
Jeff Petronack: 
Matakis won the coin flip as the board came out clean, falling 
to give him the double and leave Petronack with only a handful of big blinds with which to play.
Joseph Beasy saw action folded to him in the hijack and opened to 10,000. Daniel Schmidtknecht three-bet all in from the small blind and Beasy called.
Daniel Schmidtknecht: 
Joseph Beasy: 
The board ran out 
, giving Schmidtknecht an ace on the turn and leaving him drawing dead to Beasy's flush at the same time to result in him hitting the rail in seventh place.
Joseph Beasy saw action folded to him on the button and opened to 10,000. He was called by Ian Matakis, who defended his big blind to take action heads up to the flop . Matakis check to Beasy, who made a continuation-bet of 20,000. Matakis called.
The turn was 
and action checked through to the river 
. Matakis checked again and Beasy put out a bet of 35,000. Matakis went into the tank for about 70 seconds, counting out his remaining chips before eventually sending his cards to the muck.
Jon Hanner opened to 9,000 from the cutoff and received a call from Vic Peppe, who defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Peppe checked to Hanner, who made a continuation-bet of 11,000. Peppe called.
The turn fell 
and Peppe led out with a bet of 12,000. Hanner thought for a few moments, studying Peppe before throwing out chips to call. The river was 
and Peppe led out for another 15,000. Hanner quickly called.
Peppe sent his cards face-up to the middle of the felt, showing 
for aces and sevens with a king kicker. Hanner tabled for aces and tens, earning him the pot with his higher two pair to send Peppe below 200,000 in chips.
"All In," said Blake Bohn after action was folded to him in middle position. He then added it was for 78,000. Vic Peppe went all in over the top from the small blind to clear the way and the two turned up their hands.
Blake Bohn:
Vic Peppe:
Bohn would pair his queen on the runout 
, keeping his hand second best against Peppe's kings as he got up from his seat and wished everybody good luck.
Joseph Beasy saw action folded to him in the cutoff and opened to 10,000. He was called by Vic Peppe, who was on the button and the two went heads up to a flop of 
. Both players checked.
The turn was and Beasy bet 15,000. Peppe called and the river fell . Both players checked to take the hand to showdown.
Beasy showed and Peppe tabled 
to take down the pot with a pair of eights.
Cards are in the air with the button in seat six as play is officially underway here at Canterbury Park for Day 2 of the $2,500 High Roller.
button in Safari
