Rebeka Crosby open-jammed for 72,000 in early position and received a call from Kyle Cartwright in the hijack, with everybody else folding behind.
Crosby: 
Cartwright: 
Crosby asked to flip well, but was disappointed by an ace sandwiched between an eight and a deuce on the flop of a runout 
to bring about her elimination from the tournament. Meanwhile, Cartwright has continued to add to his stack over the last few levels and now has
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Ten tables now remain as players continue to drop out of contention. Here's a look at the most recent batch of bust outs.
Teresa Lammie-Anders was moved to Table 17 earlier this level with just 7,000 and blind-shoved under the gun with jack-deuce, spiking a deuce against another player's ace-jack to stay alive. An orbit later, she was in the big blind with 28,000 and saw Kenny Dang limp under the gun and Brian Page jam for around 60,000 in the small blind. Lammie-Anders called, as did Dang for a three-way preflop all in.
Lammie-Anders: 
Page: 
Dang: 
"Five!" yelled the rail of Lammie-Anders, and one appeared right away on 
. The turn and river 
completed the runout to secure her triple, while Dang took the side pot and eliminated Page.
Kevin Grinder open-jammed for 38,500 under the gun and Matt Stahl called in middle position, next to act at the seven-handed table. All remaining players folded.
Grinder: 
Stahl:
An unfortunate flop of 
came for Grinder, giving Stahl the nut flush and leaving Grinder in need of running full house outs to stay alive. The turn 
squashed any chances of such an occurrence, and the river 
made the hand official to bring about his elimination from the tournament.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
A handful of preliminary events have taken place leading up to this weekend's RGPS Contenders Tunica $575 Main Event, and PokerNews will be providing mini-recaps of those tournaments. The series kicked off this past Tuesday with the first-ever Seniors event inside Horseshoe Tunica. In total, 145 entries were logged with the top 15 places set to be paid.
After the bubble burst, it wasn't long before the final table was reached, and William Rowse ultimately came out on top via a three-way chop with Glen Biddle and David Gregg, with all three players earning $3,855 for their performances. Also at the final table was Papa Karn, who finished in sixth place for $1,044.
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | William Rowse | $3,855* |
| 2 | Glen Biddle | $3,855* |
| 3 | David Gregg | $3,855* |
| 4 | James Kizer | $1,837 |
| 5 | Bradley Girdler | $1,373 |
| 6 | Papa Karn | $1,044 |
| 7 | James Hart | $807 |
| 8 | Terry Drumwright | $634 |
| 9 | Rhonda Hart | $506 |
*Denotes three-handed deal.
Stay tuned for other results from prior tournaments, set to be posted amidst the live action from the tournament floor.
The eliminations continue to pile up as 108 players now remain in the tournament.
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