Chadd Beatty got his stack into the middle from the small blind, at risk against Shane Stoe in early position.
Chadd Beatty: 10♠10♣ 
Shane Stoe: 9♠9♦
Beatty turned over the better pocket pair, seeing his tens hold through the Q♦2♦2♠5♥K♣ runout to earn the double.
Timothy Chase limped from under the gun, and Vernon Yoder raised to 2,500 on the button. Action folded back around to Chase, who made the call.
Chase led out for 2,000 on the Q♦A♣9♦ flop, and Yoder tossed in a call. The 6♣ turn produced another lead from Chase, this time for 3,000.
Yoder called again, and Chase checked the 8♦ river. Yoder looked down at his stack and slid out a bet of 10,000. Chase took a few minutes before opting to make the call.
Yoder revealed A♦9♠ for two pair, while Chase showed Q♣10♣ as the pot was shipped to his right.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Nathan Wasson limped in the small blind, and Timothy Chase checked his big blind option. Wasson led out for 2,000 on the 6♣2♠5♣ flop, and Chase stuck in a call.
Both players checked the 2♣ turn, and the dealer revealed the 7♠ river. Wasson slid out a bet of 3,600, and Chase took a moment before making the call.
Wasson tabled 5♠4♠ for two pair, while Chase showed Q♦5♦ for the same two pair with a superior kicker to take the pot.
During the hand, defending RGPS Pennsylvania Main Event champion Chadd Beatty took his seat late in Level 6.
Michael Sheets led out for 5,000 from the big blind on a completed board showing J♣9♣7♣8♠10♠, with 4,800 sitting in the middle of the table.
Greg Raymer took some time in early position before tossing out a raise to 15,000, and Sheets opted to make the call.
"I have a straight," announced Raymer while turning over K♥Q♦. That was good to claim the pot, as Sheets mucked his hand.
A short time earlier, David Fausey hit the rail when his ace-jack ran into pocket kings on a nearby table.
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Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Timothy Chase opened to 1,600 on the button, and Josh Swails made the call in the small blind. Cole Bankus came along in the big blind, and the dealer fanned out the Q♦K♣3♣ flop.
Swails led out for 2,600, producing a quick fold from Bankus. Chase stuck in the call, and Swails fired a bet of 6,600 after seeing the 9♦ turn.
Chase called again, and the 10♠ river completed the board. Swails announced a bet of 16,000, and Chase sat back in his chair to take a moment before letting his hand go.
Travis Riddle was all in and at risk against Richard Wilburn, with both players turning their cards up.
Travis Riddle: J♠J♥
Richard Wilburn: 6♣6♥
Both players revealed a pocket pair, with Riddle well out in front. His pocket jacks remained ahead through the 7♦A♠10♥9♠K♣ board, earning the double through Wilburn.
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