A player in first position moved all-in for 5,600 and action folded around to Rodney Spriggs in the hijack who three-bet to 15,600 which folded out all other action.
Opponent: 
Rodney Spriggs: 
The flop came out 
which gave the first position player a double gutshot straight draw, but the turn of 
and river 
saw no improvement to the ace-five and Spriggs took down the pot.
Level: 5
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The players have gone on their first 10-minute break of the tournament as the tournament clock currently reads 192 entrants.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Freddy Johnson having called a player's all-in for 11,200.
Opponent: 
Freddy Johnson: 
The board ran out 
which saw the kings flop a set and hold up against the aces and Johnson stacked up another players stack.
At another table, Edward Welch found himself on the wrong end of a kings versus aces cooler and was eliminated the next hand.
Level: 4
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
A player in first position moved all-in for 10,500 and action folded around to the button where Freddy Johnson went into the tank.
After some talking between two players, the first position player said "100 bucks says you're ahead!" Johnson thought about his decision for a little bit more than put in the chips to put his opponent at risk, with all other players folding out.
Opponent: 
Freddy Johnson: 
The board ran out 
with both players flopping straight draws, both missing and the river leaving queen-high as the winning hand and Johnson added to his chip stack.
Action was picked up on the flop between Edward Welch, Rob "Boston Rob" Mariano and Ross Bybee with a significant pot already brewing.
With a flop reading 
, Edward Welch bet 3,000 which was called by Bybee. Mariano moved all-in for 9,600 which folded out Welch and Bybee called to put Mariano at risk.
Rob "Boston Rob," Mariano:
Ross Bybee: 
The turn of 
did not change anything but the river 
gave Bybee a straight and Mariano left the tournament area.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
A player in early position raised to 500 and John Heckencamp called from middle position with another player calling from the cutoff. In the big blind another player raised to 2,000 which folded out none of the other players and the flop was seen four ways.
The flop of saw the big blind move all-in for 34,200 and Heckencamp called the all-in for his stack with all other players folding.
John Heckencamp:
Opponent:
Heckencamp had flopped a flush draw and needed to hit a spade against his opponents overpair. The turn 
did not change anything but the river 
saw Heckencamp make his flush and find a full double through his opponent.
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