Matt Ellis pushed his last 6,100 in under the gun and got a call from the player on his left.
Ellis: 
Opponent: 
Ellis survived as the community came 
. He bubbled the Blaycation packages at RunGood Hard Rock Tulsa when he finished 10th and is looking to lock one up this time around.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
In a multi-way limped pot, a player in early position bet 3,000 on a 
flop and Rodney Spriggs made it 7,800 from his immediate left. Everyone else folded, and the bettor called. He then checked the 
turn and Spriggs put him all in for about 10,000. The player called off with 
but was in bad shape against the 
of Spriggs. The 
river was a blank.
Jonathan Gaviao was in the big blind and putting a short-stacked opponent at risk preflop who was all in for about 13,000. Gaviao had 
but the RunGood Pro managed to find an eight on the flop against 
and that was good enough to hold on for the win.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Mark Eddleman was in the tank when we arrived at his table, facing a bet of 14,000 from Lou Barlow on a completed board of 
.
"I was licking my chops when you went to bet 8,000, because I thought I had the best hand," Eddleman said. "But then you reached for more. Why did you go back for more?"
After another minute or two, he tossed in a call.
"Ace of clubs," Barlow said softly, turning up 
.
Eddleman said he had a smaller club.
We found Rick Robbins all in for 14,000 in the big blind with against small blind Lee Wu's . Apparently, Wu had opened and called Robbins' shove.
"I guess we both have two live cards," Robbins observed before 
flopped. "And he just hit his."
Robbins did not find any help on the last two streets and the RunGood Hard Rock Tulsa second-place finisher will have to get through Day 1c if he hopes to repeat his final table appearance.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 300
In a limped pot preflop, Ted Hinton bet 5,000 from the small blind on a 
flop and Mike White called in the big blind. A player who came in under the gun moved all in for 15,800, and both Hinton and White called. On the 
turn, Hinton put his last 3,700 in and White called.
Hinton: 
White: 
Under the gun: 
White had flopped trips with his napkins and they held on the river, shipping him a sizable pot and eliminating two opponents.
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