Short-stacked Dominic Daulton moved all in preflop and was called by Brodie Harris. The cards were then on their backs, with Daulton at risk.
Dominic Daulton: 
Brodie Harris: 
Harris was ahead going into this flip, and the board of 
kept it that way to award him the pot as Daulton was sent to the rail.
The remaining 60 players are now on a quick 15-minute break and will return to battle shortly.
Level 11: Blinds 1,500/3,000/3,000
Mary Fowler and Jesse lot got all the chips in preflop, with Fowler the one at risk.
Mary Fowler: 
Jesse Lott: 
Lott started off ahead in this flip, but the board of 
gave Fowler two-pair and earned her a double up.
Level 10: Blinds 1,000/2,000/2,000
On a heads-up completed board of 
, there was already 50,000 in the pot when Nolan Burton bet out 21,000.
The action was then on Chris Dandrea, who went into the tank. After a minute or so, he decided to make the call and was shown 
from Burton for a rivered pair of queens. But then Dandrea flipped over for a superior pair of kings to take the sizeable pot.
Level 9: Blinds 1,000/1,500/1,500
Jason Gwinn opened to 4,000 from under-the-gun and received 3 friendly callers.
The flop came out 
and the action was checked around to Gwinn, who continued for 8,000. This time only Jason Rogers made the call, and the two went heads-up to the turn .
Both players decided to check through to the river 
and the action was checked through once more. Gwinn then tabled for two pair, queens and jacks, which was good enough to win the pot as Rogers mucked his hand.
Level 9: Blinds 1,000/1,500/1,500
Chris Chronister and his opponent got all the chops in the middle before the flop, with Chronister covering.
Opponent: 
Chris Chronister: 
The board ran out 
to give Chronister a pair of aces and the victory as his opponent made a hasty exit.
The Players are now on a 15-minute break and registration will be closed when they return.
Level 7: Blinds 500/1,000/1,000
After a raise to 3,000 preflop, 3 players went to the flop of 
.
Roberts and Loch both checked, followed by a bet of 4,000 from Foley. Roberts made the fold and Loch called to see the 
on the turn.
Loch then check-called again after a bet of 7,000 from Foley and the two went to the river 
.
Loch checked once more to Foley who fired again for 10,000 which Loch snap-called.
"Set," announced Foley as he flipped over 
for a rivered set of fours.
"Wow," replied Loch, "I made the right read, I knew you didn't have anything on that flop."
Loch flashed before tossing it into the muck as the pot was pushed to Foley.
Level 7: Blinds 500/1,000/1,000
Ronald Sewell opened to 3,000 but was then raised to 6,000 by Robert Stokes. Sewell made the call along with one other player and the three of them went to a flop of .
The first player checked to Sewell, who then bet 10,000 and was again raised by Stokes, this time to 20,500. The other player folded and when it got to Sewell he quickly moved all in for an additional 19,400.
After some pause, Stokes decided to make the call and the cards were tabled, with Sewell at risk.
Ronald Sewell:
Robert Stokes: 
Sewell was well ahead with his top two pair, and the runout of 
was clean and the 2023 Cherokee Main Event runner-up scored the double.
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