Brandon King raised to 1,200 from under the gun, and Ronnie Bardah called in the hijack.
King bet 1,600 on the 
flop, and Bardah called.
The 
fell on the turn, and King bet 3,500. Bardah called.
King checked when the 
fell on the river, and Bardah bet 8,000. King called, then mucked after Bardah tabled 
.
Jason Daniele limped in from middle position, as did the small blind. Drew Gonzalez raised to 2,000 in the big blind, and only Daniele called.
Gonzalez bet 500 on the 
flop.
"500?" Daniele asked.
"Weird, I know," Gonzalez replied. Daniele raised to 2,300 and Gonzalez called.
Both players checked the 
turn, and the 
fell on the river. Gonzalez bet 500 again and Daniele called, saying, "You're good," as he did.
Gonzalez tabled 
, and Daniele then turned over 
, winning the pot.
With 
showing on the board, John Gribben bet 2,400 from under the gun, and Andrew Neeme called in the hijack.
The river fell 
, Gribben checked, Neeme bet 5,200, and Gribben made the call. Neeme showed down 
for the flush, and Gribben mucked.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Thomas Perry raised to 1,500 from under the gun, and the cutoff called. The big blind three-bet to 8,000, and only Perry called.
The big blind jammed for 20,100 on the 
flop, and Perry quickly called.
"Queens?" asked the big blind after Perry's quick call.
Opponent: 
Thomas Perry: 
Perry's opponent didn't find a jack on the turn or river, and he said, "Well, that sucks," before hitting the rail.
Vanessa Kade has been giving out candy from a unicorn pinata throughout the Run It Reno IX series, and on Day 1a of the Main Event she's been getting tournament poker chips back in return.
Her latest pot came in a hand that saw the under-the-gun player open to 1,100, Kade call from the hijack, and the big blind also call.
Action checked to Kade on the 
flop, Kade bet 2,500, and both opponents folded.
Michael Trivett opened to 800 under the gun, the player to his immediate left three-bet to 2,300, Joel Danforth called from the under-the-gun plus two position, and Trivett called.
The flop came 
in the three-way, three-bet pot. Action checked to Danforth, who bet 3,500 and got two folds.
With 
on the board, John Gribben and John Skrovan got all of the chips in, with Skrovan having Gribben covered.
John Gribben: 
John Skrovan:
Skrovan was under the gun, and Gribben on the big blind. Skrovan was ahead on the flop with top two, while Gribben was looking for a diamond to hit his flush.
Gribben got the card he wanted on the turn, and got the double up after a harmless fell on the river.
Brittney Barnes raised to 1,000 from middle postiion, and Shirin Oskooi called in the big blind.
Oskooi checked the flop to Barnes, who bet 1,500. Oskooi called.
Both players checked the turn, and Oskooi bet 1,500 when the fell on the river. Barnes folded.
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