Mark Fink check-raised to 4,100 in a blind battle after 
flopped and the big blind bet 1,600. That player moved in for about 17,000 and Fink thought briefly before splashing in a call.
Fink: 
Big blind: 
Fink had a pile of outs, and the 
bricked the turn but an 
river gave him a winning straight.
Jeff Brin opened for 1,200 early and called the shove of Kipp Smith, who had only 7,000 in the small blind.
Brin: 
Smith: 
The dealer put down a flop and revealed the door card of 
.
"Don't give him a club!" Smith shouted, but indeed the 
followed to give Brin outs to a flush.
A 
brought him a straight draw as well, and a 
river gave him a flush but made Smith a full house.
"Boat!" Smith said. "Boats and hoes!"
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 50
Andre Allen shoved all in from the button after Ryan Tepen bet 3,500 in middle position on a board of 
. Tepen tanked awhile and decided to preserve his last 10,000 or so. Allen showed the 
.
Players are on break.
Ryan Tepen and Ray Henson have taken seats in the tournament. Tepen has won two previous RunGood events.
We found Henry Gingerich in the big blind and tanking against a 12,000 bet from Shawn Meyer, who was under the gun with the community reading 
. Gingerich looked pained and finally called.
Meyer showed 
for a set.
"One-outer, so sick," Gingerich muttered. He flashed what looked like 
to his neighbor.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Henry Gingerich check-raised all in for 12,000 against a bet of just under 3,000 from David Morton with the board reading 
. Morton tanked awhile and folded face-up. Gingerich didn't show.
Dan Hamm got in a raising war postflop on a 
board, ending with his last 14,000 or so all in. He had three-bet it preflop, and his opponent under the gun put him at risk with 
. Hamm had him utterly crushed with 
though, and a turn ended things for him.
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