Judy LeBlanc moved all in over a late position raise before another player shoved for more and the original raiser folded jacks.
LeBlanc had 
against the 
of her opponent and won the hand to double up.
At a nearby table, Stuart McMahen shoved 8,300 into a pot of about 8,500. The flop read 
and his opponent called with 
kd].
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
. McMahen won the hand with two pair.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
After two limps, Stuart McMahen raised to 1,800 and both limpers called.
The flop came 
and the action checked to McMahen. He bet 3,000 and got one caller.
The turn was the 
and his opponent checked again. McMahen moved all in for about 14,800 and his opponent showed a jack and then folded.
Rumor has it Mason Hinkle won a hand and eliminated two players with pocket jacks.
If that were true Hinkle would have opened under the gun to 1,000 and got called in four spots before Chris Conrad would have shoved all in for 5,700.
Hinkle would have then reraised to 15,000 and two players behind him would have folded before a third player moved all in for about 21,000.
Hinkle would have called off and shown two jacks, 
, and been up against 
and 
.
The board would have ran out 
and Hinkle would have stacked nearly 80,000 chips and eliminated two players.
If that were true, we also wouldn't tell Uncle Ron about it.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
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Dean Baranowski is a Chiropractor from Coppell, TX. He's originally from Wisconsin, but moved to Dallas for chiropractor school and has been working in Texas ever since.
He's been married for 12 years to Colleen and has two daughters, Piper and Paxton.
He just knocked out a player after he opened to 1,000 and the player shoved all in. Baranowski called with and was against .
The board ran out 
and Baranowski won the hand and sent his opponent to the rail.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Judy LeBlanc is trying to bag like her husband Lane did earlier in Day 1B.
The two have been married for 52 years and are retired. They used to run a grocery store and Chevron station together. They have two kids, a boy and a girl.
Lane bagged 54,000 and Judy is looking to join him in the Day 2 field.
The board read 
and the first player to act shoved his remaining 11,000 into Schuyler Thornton, who quickly called.
According to Thornton and Eric Rivkin, Thornton made it five bets preflop and got called. Then shoved into on the flop.
Thornton called with against the 
of his opponent.
The turn was a 
and the river was another .
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