We found Eric Bunch with 
in front of him, putting an opponent at risk who had 
on a 
flop. Bunch's opponent had heaps of outs with a combo draw and overcards but somehow missed everything on the last two streets, sending his stack of about 15,000 to Bunch.
Jim Darnaby opened for 3,200, and Terry Presley made it 8,000 in the cutoff. Darnaby shoved for around 22,000, and Presley called.
"I haven't looked," Darnaby announced, flashing just the 
. "Show me what I have to beat."
Presley rolled over 
, and Darnaby was glad to see he had one overcard in the form of the . He did make a pair of jacks as the community rolled out 
but it wasn't near enough against a set.
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Eric Bunch opened for a raise and saw Trent Wilson shove from the button. Big blind Mike Tang shipped it for less, about 8,500, and Bunch mucked.
Tang: 
Wilson: 
Tang had lives but he was reduced to not much more than a backdoor flush draw after 
flopped. The 
did give him a chance but the river was the .
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 300
Jim Darnaby pushed all in for a little over 21,000 after a player opened for a raise early, and that player called off his stack of 20,600.
"Probably crushed," Darnaby noted, tabling his 
.
He was pleased to see he was flipping against 
, and he hit a king on the turn to double up.
Rick Rogers bet 13,000 into a 12,000 pot on an 
board and the player on his left called. Clarence Prevost was in the next seat in the cutoff and he shoved all in for about 10,000 more. Rogers folded but the other player called.
Prevost: 
Opponent: 
Prevost was fading aces and kings and the river was a 
.
Day 1c of RunGood Poker Series Downstream drew 59 runners, pushing the three-flight total to 205.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
After a 2,000 open from under the gun, Chris Pearce made it 6,000 in middle position. Mike Tang shoved all in from the big blind for 39,300, and the opener folded after some thought. Pearce made sure he was covered and then called it off.
Pearce: 
Tang:
"Wow, slowroll?" Tang asked.
"You can't have aces there?" Pearce countered.
The board ran out 
and Pearce doubled through, leaving Tang with just about 1,500.
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
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