Greg Jennings got his last 16,500 or so in preflop with 
and was against the 
of Freddie Rodriguez. The race went Rodriguez's way as he flopped a pair on 
and proceeded to run a club flush with 
and 
.
We found Greg Jennings putting a shorter-stacked player who had about 5,500 all in and at risk.
Jennings: 
Opponent: 
"I like your hand, sir," Jennings said.
The dealer spread a flop of 
, no help to Jennings' opponent.
"Not any more," the player said.
The turn and river were blanks and Jennings took the pot.
Tommy Vedes bet 5,000 from the button on a 
board, only to see Rodney Spriggs check-jam from the big blind, putting Vedes at risk for 13,000 more. He tanked for a couple of minutes.
"I turned two pair," he said.
"Two pair's not drawing dead," Spriggs offered. "Well, unless you have that."
Vedes tanked another minute or two and mucked his cards.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Rodney Spriggs bet 3,675 on an 
board only to have Vic Harris put him all in for his last 5,000.
"As long as I'm not drawing dead," Spriggs said, tossing his last chip in.
Harris showed 
for a wheel.
"Drawing dead," Spriggs exclaimed, twirling 
into the muck.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Among the recent entries are RunGood Team Pro Mina Greco and two-time World Poker Tour champ Tommy Vedes.
Four players saw a 
flop with 6,500 already in the middle, and action checked to Eric Bunch, who bet 3,500. Rodney Spriggs immediately moved all in for 8,500, and Vic Harris was in the blind and put everyone all in. Bunch called off for 6,250 total.
"I'm probably behind," Harris said.
Spriggs revealed 
.
"Is that your big heart?" Bunch asked.
"Nope," Spriggs said. "I have a king."
"I'm in trouble then."
Bunch indeed had lower hearts with while Harris actually had the lead with 
. The board ran out dead and Harris scored the double knockout.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
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