A player in the small blind jammed for 14,000 from the small blind, and Anthony Jacinth made the call in the big blind.
Opponent: 
Anthony Jacinth: 
Jacinth survived the 
turn, but his opponent shouted, "Spade!" after the 
turn gave him the nut flush draw. The 
river bricked off, and Jacinth's opponent said, "Can we do it again?" before leaving the table.
Jesse Murrell raised to 2,200 from the cutoff, and Leyla Rogers called in the small blind.
Rogers checked the 
flop to Murrell, who continued for 2,200. Rogers check-raised all in for her last 13,000, and Murrell instantly folded.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Players are off on their second fifteen-minute break of the day.
With the board reading 
, the player on the big blind checked to Andrew Smith, who put 8,000 into the pot. The big blind called.
The river brought the 
, and the big blind led out for 9,000. Smith reraised all in, and the big blind called.
"You have five-four?" asked Smith as he turned over 
fo a turned set. The big blind didn't have the straight, tabling for rivered two pair.
James Lewison, on the big blind, picked the right time to get all of his chips in against Valerie Hanley. Hanley was in middle position on a 
flop when the chips went in.
James Lewison:
Valerie Hanley: 
Lewison's full boat left Hanley drawing very thin, and the 
turn and 
sealed the double for Lewison.
A player in the cutoff had his last 18,000 in before the flop, and Run It Up Reno V $125 No Limit Hold'em Six-Max Turbo champ Rian Mullins called on the button.
Opponent:
Rian Mullins: 
"Well, that's not good," Mullins' opponent said after the 
flop delivered an ace for Mullins. The 
turn and 
river failed to provide a nine, and Mullins earned the knockout.
The big blind checked a 
board over to Vanessa Kade in middle position. She bet 3,000 into a pot of around 8,000, and after Paul Hendee folded in the hijack, the big blind made the call.
The hit the river, and the big blind checked again. Kade bet 5,000, leaving herself just 5,500 behind, and the big blind folded.
A player jammed for 8,700 from middle position, and Nick Jenkins called next to act, having exactly 8,700 in his stack as well.
Nick Jenkins:
Opponent: 
Jenkins faded the overs on the 
flop and turn, and the river gave Jenkins a full house, the double, and the KO all in one hand.
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