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Joel Wahlert was in a big pot with Mike Vanier on a board and he bet 9,000 on the river. Vanier quickly called, and Wahlert showed for a backdoor flush.
A bit later, Wahlert bet 5,000 on a board from the button, and his opponent in the hijack shoved for 4,225 more. Wahlert called with and had a lot of outs to fade as his opponent held . The board ran out and though, and Wahlert has quickly amassed a big stack.
Henry Gingerich just bought into the tournament and took a seat at Table 41. He won this tournament in March for $39,083, topping a field of 426 runners.
Also arriving: Ryan Phan, who got fifth in that tournament, and two-time circuit ring winner Mark Fink.
Four players saw a flop, and the big blind bet out 300. Everyone called, bringing a turn. This time, everyone checked. On the river, the big blind bet 1,600. Colin Perry, who was under the gun, raised to 5,600. The player on the button and the small blind folded, and the big blind quickly followed them into the muck.
Mike Vanier is one of the recently seated players. He's a notable local cash grinder who occasionally ventures into the tournament arena with some impressive results, including a deep run in the Main Event this year. There, he finished 98th for $55,649.
Adam Dinsmore got 11th for $4,298 last time the RunGood series came to town.
From early position, Jeff Banghart bet 200 against a couple of opponents on a flop, and only the player on the button called. The dealer burned and turned a .
"Let me check if I have a diamond," Banghart said, peeking at his cards. "As a matter of fact, I do."
He bet 600 and his opponent again called. Banghart fired 1,100 on the river and his opponent called again. Banghart flicked into the middle and his opponent mucked.
"Did I suck out or did I have you the whole way?" Banghart asked.
The pot was already bloated on the turn when the small blind and big blind Travis Batenhorst each put in 3,000 on a board. The small blind bet 6,000 on the river, and Batenhorst said he was all in. The small blind sighed and called, and Batenhorst flipped for queens full. The small blind mucked face-up in disgust and he sent 14,200 to his left, nearly his whole stack.
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board and he bet 9,000 on the river. Vanier quickly called, and Wahlert showed 
for a backdoor flush. 
board from the button, and his opponent in the hijack shoved for 4,225 more. Wahlert called with 
. The board ran out 
and 
flop, and the big blind bet out 300. Everyone called, bringing a 
turn. This time, everyone checked. On the 
river, the big blind bet 1,600. Colin Perry, who was under the gun, raised to 5,600. The player on the button and the small blind folded, and the big blind quickly followed them into the muck.
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river and his opponent called again. Banghart flicked 
board. The small blind bet 6,000 on the 
river, and Batenhorst said he was all in. The small blind sighed and called, and Batenhorst flipped 
face-up in disgust and he sent 14,200 to his left, nearly his whole stack.
