Issac Tucker called an open to 4,100 only to see Lauren Bunch jam for 24,100 in the small blind. The opener folded.
"This is pretty borderline," Tucker muttered. "All right, I'll call."
Bunch: 
Tucker: 
The race went to Tucker as he flopped a set and ran a full house on the 
board.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Issac Tucker opened to 3,800, and Ray Henson called. Greg Jennings jammed for a little over 15,000, and Henson gave him action after Tucker folded. Henson had 
but Jennings held 
, and the cowboys held up despite a 
flop.
Issac Tucker opened for a raise to 3,600 and got a call from Ray Henson. Justin Custer jammed 13,800 in the big blind, and Tucker folded. Henson thought a bit then dropped in a call.
Henson: 
Custer: 
The board ran out 
and Henson took the pot.
A player in the small blind bet 8,000 on a 
board, and Ray Henson made it 22,000 to go. His opponent called, and the river was a 
.
"All in," the first player announced, pushing forward about 40,000.
Henson wasted no time calling.
"You have queen-ace?" the small blind asked.
"I have two aces," Henson replied, showing 
.
The small blind flicked 
into the muck and took his leave.
Greg Jennings pushed all in for about 15,000, and he got called by a player on the button.
Jennings: 
Button: 
Jennings was dominated but flopped a leading pair as 
hit the felt. Running eights completed the board to give him a full house and a full double.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
We found Olivier Busquet all in for 22,500 in early position on a board of 
. Ray Henson was tanking in late position and he splashed in calling chips.
Henson: 
Busquet: 
Henson needed a club or an eight, and he got the 
to make a flush on the river.
"Good hand," Busquet said with a nod before heading for the exits.
At other tables, RunGood Team Pros Sam Abernathy and Mina Greco busted out.
A player in the small blind bet 5,000 on a 
flop, and three people called. Everyone checked the 
, and a 
completed the board. Two players checked, and Gabriel Attoun bet 8,000. The small blind called and everyone else folded.
Attoun showed 
for a straight, and the small blind mucked 
face-up.
Tripp Kirk got a short-stacked player all in with a dominated against Kirk's 
. The flop came 
, and Kirk locked it in after the turn to collect his opponent's last 11,000 or so.
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