Christopher Calhoun moved all in for 30,500 on the button, and was at risk when Dale Fenton made the call in the small blind.
Christopher Calhoun: Q♦J♠ 
Dale Fenton: K♥10♦
Calhoun watched as Fenton found a king on the 6♣K♠9♥4♣4♥ runout. Fenton took down the pot, sending Calhoun to the rail.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
William Rybicki opened to 6,000 in early position, and Timothy Ulrich called on the button. Dale Fenton defended his big blind, and checked the K♥5♥Q♠ flop.
Rybicki continued for another 6,000, with Ulrich folding and Fenton making the call. Another check from Fenton followed the K♣ turn, and Rybicki moved all in for 25,000.
Fenton took some time before sliding his cards into the muck, and Rybicki picked up the pot.
Action was heads up to the 2♦J♦A♠ flop, and Jennifer Jones led out by moving all in for 15,500 in the big blind.
Jon Finton took some time in early position before letting his hand go, and Jones took down the small pot.
Jones was then heading to the exit a short time later after losing her short stack.
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Level: 10
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Alan Oaxaca opened to 4,500 from under the gun, and Martin Cummins made the call on the button. Oaxaca continued for 3,000 on the 2♣5♣Q♥ flop, and Cummins called to see the 6♦ turn.
Oaxaca fired again for 7,500, and Cummins slid in the call. Oaxaca then slowed down with a check on the A♥ river, and Cummins took some time before moving his stack of 37,000 into the middle.
That produced a fold from Oaxaca, as Cummins claimed the pot.
The fourth flight drew 162 entries, bringing the overall tournament total to 436 after Day 1d.
The top 20 players will bag up for Day 2 tonight. The last flight begins in just over an hour at The Lodge.
Juweon Kim moved all in for his last 19,000 in the hijack, and John Sabo made the call in the big blind.
Juweon Kim: A♠J♥
John Sabo: A♣10♣
Kim remained ahead through the 6♦Q♦2♣ and A♦ turn, but Sabo spiked the 10♥ river to score the knockout.
At nearby tables, RGPS Ambassadors Ashley Frank and Torey Byrne hit the rail early in Level 9.
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