Three players committed 200 preflop; one of which was Candace Collins in the big blind.
The flop of saw the player under the gun bet out 500 with his two opponents calling as the landed on the turn. Collins checked, the under the gun player checked, and the player in the cutoff bet out 1,000.
Only Collins called, and when the river landed the , she checked to her opponent who bet out 2,000.
Collins called and tabled her for trips, as her opponent tabled his for two pair.
Three players committed 400 preflop as the flop was spread and Leo Wolpert bet out 600 from the button.
Melvin Webb check-called from the big blind, as did the under the gun player, as the rolled off on the turn.
The action was again checked to Wolpert who bet out 1,600 only to have Webb check-raise to 4,200. The player in the middle folded, but Wolpert called as the completed the board on the river.
Webb tossed in a single 5,000-denomination chip, and after a few moments of deliberation, Wolpert folded.
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Welcome back to the Peppermill Resort Hotel and the 2016 Run It Up Reno festival hosted by Jason Somerville for Day 1a of the $565 Main Event!
Today marks the first of three flights of the Main Event that features a whopping $150,000 guarantee and will see a mix of locals, seasoned veterans and poker amateurs look to ascend to the top and be crowned the 2016 Champion.
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Last year saw 318 players take to the felt to create a $159,000 prizepool where the likes of Dan O'Brien, Marty Gorenc, "Boston" Rob Mariano and Kristin Kane all snuck into the money. However, when the dust settled, it would be Nick Aguilera defeating Jesse Capps heads up to capture his first live tournament cash and win for $42,830.
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saw the player under the gun bet out 500 with his two opponents calling as the 
landed on the turn. Collins checked, the under the gun player checked, and the player in the cutoff bet out 1,000.
, she checked to her opponent who bet out 2,000.
for trips, as her opponent tabled his 
for two pair.
rolled off on the turn.
completed the board on the river.
