We found the dealer counting down stacks at one of the tables with the hole cards on their backs and the board ran out. Lynn Samples held 
, good for a straight flush on the 
board. According to the players at the table, Samples three-bet a preflop opener and then fired the first two streets. On the river, her opponent bet into her and then called her shove with 
, a worthless nut flush.
A player opened for 3,200 under the gun and was called by Dan Martin. Brady Bullard made it 6,700 from middle position, and only Martin came along. Martin check-called 7,700 more on the 
flop, and Bullard checked back the turn. On the 
river, Martin bet 12,000, and Bullard called.
"You win," Martin said, and Bullard showed 
for ace-high.
Martin tossed 
into the middle, revealing how many outs he missed.
Chengce Jiang put his last 19,900 in under the gun and was called by only Sam Panzica.
Panzica: 
Jiang: 
Jiang was in a dominating position, but it was all downhill as the 
flop gave Panzica jacks and the 
turn gave him an unbeatable flush.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 300
Rodney Spriggs raised from the cutoff and then called the shove of Jonathan Gaviao on the button, who had just 6,200 more.
Spriggs:
Gaviao: 
Spriggs was dismayed to see he didn't have live cards, and the board ran out 
, giving both players straights, but Gaviao a superior one.
At another table, Rob Salaburu shipped off a portion of his stack when he jammed a queen-high flop with 
, only to run into a player holding , according to a bystander.
We should have a final registration tally in short order.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Players are on a dinner break for the next 45 minutes.
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