Brandon Robinson was on the button and shoved for 13,000 over a middle-position limp. The big blind found a call, and then the limper folded.
Robinson: 
Big Blind: 
Robinson found four fewer outs to fade as the flop 
gave him the nut-flush draw. One card later, that draw completed as 
came on the turn, and the river 
fell behind to complete the runout and make his double official.
A total of 292 entries were logged on Day 1c to add to the 269 from this afternoon's Day 1b and last night's 252 entries on Day 1a.
In total, the $575 RGPS Contenders Council Bluffs Main Event drew 813 entries. Official prize pool information will be published upon its announcement.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Players are on a 15-minute break. This break marks the final chance to register for the tournament, as the entry period will officially close at the beginning of Level 9 at approximately 11:00 p.m. local time.
The Day 1c tournament clock displays 284 entries. Stay tuned for complete registration info after the break.
Action was on Huy Pham in early position after under the gun and UTG+1 both limped, and he jammed for 19,500. Colin Perry called all in for less, totaling 12,200 in the cutoff and all remaining players folded.
Perry: 
Pham: 
Perry's tens held through the runout 
, fading the four outer to a chop on the river as well as the two remaining nines in the deck to score the dub.
Aleksei Zhukov limped in from early position and was raised to 2,500 by Iowa's all-time tournament earnings leader William Reynolds, who was in middle position. Action folded back to Zhukov, and he called.
The flop came 
and Zhukov checked to Reynolds, who continuation-bet 3,000. Zhukov called.
The turn was and Zhukov checked again. Reynolds fired a second barrel of 5,500 and Zhukov called.
The river fell 
and Zhukov checked for a third time. Reynolds thought for a while and then turned over 
. Zhukov showed 
for a rivered aces and jacks, and Reynolds tilted his head back in slight disbelief as the pot was sent to Zhukov, leaving Reynolds with 7,500 after the hand was over.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
All of the chips went into the middle preflop with Jackie Kromeich set to flip a coin for his opponent's tournament life.
All-In Player: 
Kromeich:
A king was sandwiched on the flop 
, pulling Kromeich ahead where he remained as the turn and river completed the runout to score him the pot and the knockout.
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