Jon Hopkins is among the chip leaders.
He lives in Shawnee, OK and has for about four years.
He spent ten years in the Navy as a Machinist Repairman and has been driving a truck for the past 30 years.
He's got two kids and three grandkids.
"And a shit load of chips," Lou Barlow added.
Hopkins is originally from Bell, CA.
Three players saw the flop for 4,800.
The flop was 
and Richard Salazar led for 5,000.
Jon Hopkins moved all in for 29,000 and Brian Blaize called behind for slightly less.
Salazar called as well with 
.
Hopkins had 
and Blaize, 
.
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
and Hopkins held to knock out both players.
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Milo Wilson three-bet shoved over a Charlie Watkins bet.
The board read 
and Watkins called.
Both had a pair of tens, but Watkins was free rolling with 
against the 
of Wilson.
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
and the players both chopped.
Three players were all in preflop. Tony Lay had pocket nines, 
, and had both his opponents covered.
Glenn Vermillion had 
and Reggie Tynes had 
.
The board ran out 
, giving Vermillion a straight.
Tynes was eliminated.
The players are on their first break of the day.
Shawn Gordon and Kyle Kincaid were all in with Gordon at risk.
Gordon had against Kincaid's 
.
The board so far was 
and Gordon was cheering for a hold.
The turn was the and the river was the and Gordon doubled up.
After the hand, the table was discussing some of the preflop action. Keith Burt was involved in the preflop action and laid down 
. He shared that with his neighbors.
Kincaid, who had just lost the hand to Gordon asked, "was there a nine on the board?"
This got some laughs from the players at the table.
"All of them," Burt said, "they were all out."
"I'm the idiot that folded quads."
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