David Bridgett took a stand for his final 11,500 and was at risk against Andrew Greenawalt.
David Bridgett: 7♣5♣
Andrew Greenawalt: A♦K♥
Greenawalt held the slight edge, but the flop changed that when it came 5♥9♣4♠ to give Bridgett a pair of fives.
The 3♥ turn was of no consequence, and the 5♠ river sealed the deal as Bridgett locked up the double.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
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This hand was picked up with approximately 12,000 already in the middle on a board that read 9♥3♣Q♥10♦.
Chris Elkins chose to bet 3,500 from the small blind and was called from the big blind and a player in middle position.
The 5♥ river elicited a round of checks.
The middle position player showed A♣9♦ for a pair of nines, but it was Elkins who had the winner when he tabled J♣10♣ for a pair of tens.
Joseph Bergh jammed for his final 12,500 from early position and was called by the small blind to be at risk.
Joseph Bergh: 5♥5♦
Opponent: A♣Q♠
Bergh began to get up from his seat when the flop came 4♣2♣A♦ as his opponent improved to a pair of aces, but Bergh still had outs to a straight and a set.
The 6♦ turn did not change the standings, but the 3♠ river gave Bergh a straight as he avoided elimination.
Day 1c hosted a total of 102 entries. This means 12 players will be entitled to bag and advance to Day 2.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Players are now on a 15-minute break in the RGPS Passport Reno $800 Main Event. Registration will close following the conclusion of the break. A total of 99 entries have taken their shot thus far on Day 1c.
Action got started with a raise from early position to 2,600. This attracted a call from the hijack and button before David Bridgett came along with a call from the big blind.
Bridgett checked the 5♥5♦6♠ flop before the original raiser put out a bet of 5,000. This garnered folds from the hijack and button, but Bridgett was not done with the hand as he called.
Both players checked the J♣ turn to bring the A♠ river.
Bridgett slid out a bet of 10,000, which led to a fold from his opponent.
Bridgett flashed the 5♣ as he dragged in the chips.
Shawn Roberts opened to 3,000 from the button and was called in the small blind before the big blind chose to shove. Roberts called the all-in, while the small blind folded to put the big blind at risk.
Opponent: 7♠7♣
Shawn Roberts: A♣A♠
Roberts was well ahead, and it stayed that way on the Q♠6♥K♦Q♣K♣ runout.
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