Justin Gardenhire was in the big blind, and he called an all-in wager of 33,200 from Drew Woodke, who was in middle position.
Woodke: 
Gardenhire: 
Woodke's chances tanked when the 
flop gave Gardenhire a boat, and the 
ended things on the turn.
A player under the gun jammed for about 20,000 and got called by James Mullin on his left. Everyone else mucked.
Mullin:
Opponent: 
The flop was 
, and the at-risk player called for a three. The 
narrowed his outs as a spade would give Mullin a flush, and that's what happened on the 
river.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
James Mullin opened in the cutoff for 3,600 and got a call from the small blind before Clint Lilienthal made it 16,600 in the big. Mullin jammed for 43,400.
"I have a pair, so I think I have to call," Lilienthal mused before asking for a count.
He did call but found his 
way behind 
.
The board ran out 
and Lilienthal shipped Mullin his double.
It's hard enough to make quads once in a day, but Colin Perry just pulled the trick a second time.
Earlier, he doubled with quad fours that he flopped. Once again, he jammed with fours, this time finding himself at risk for 27,000 against the aces of Mike Rieck. Once again, the flop brought the other two fours and Perry doubled up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Bhaskar Setti pushed all in for 13,700 on a 
flop and got called by Mike Sortino on his left.
Sortino: 
Setti: 
Sortino was ahead for the moment but fading a pile of cards. The 
turn gave Setti even more outs as a jack would double pair the board and counterfeit Sortino. The river gave Sortino a winning boat though.
Dash Saenz was on the button, where he called what looked to be a three-bet to 6,200 from small blind Justin Gardenhire. The flop came 
, and Gardenhire bet about 7,000. Saenz shoved for almost 27,000, and Gardenhire snapped with 
. He was way ahead of Saenz's 
, but a turn gave Gardenhire cause to sweat. The river was the and Saenz headed for the door.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
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