Jared Mohnen opened for a raise to 2,600 and then reluctantly called the shove of Tony Hartmann, who had 13,000.
Mohnen: 
Hartmann: 
The flop brought 
, giving Hartmann a set and leaving Mohnen in need of running cards. The 
closed out those possibilities.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
On a 
flop, a player bet 6,500 from middle position, and Jason Sell shoved all in from the button for 20,400. His opponent called.
Sell: 
Opponent: 
Sell had a combo draw, but the 
missed him. The 
river didn't, though.
Rob Wazwaz had 8,200 in front of him on the button on a 
flop, and his opponent who had bet 3,000 in middle position raised to 23,000. Wazwaz put his 25,200 stack in, and his opponent called.
Wazwaz: 
Opponent: 
Wazwaz was fading bullets, and none appeared on the turn or 
river.
Brett Kuznia just doubled up when he picked up 
in the big blind when the player on the button held 
and got it in preflop for Kuznia's 20,600 stack.
At another table, former Mid-States Poker Tour champ Jonathan Olson busted out.
On a 
flop, Jeff Fielder bet 3,400 against two opponents. The player in the cutoff moved in for about 8,000, and the big blind folded. Fielder quickly called.
Fielder:
Opponent:
The turn was a 
, but the river 
gave Fielder the straight he needed.
"Gross," his opponent muttered, standing up in disgust. "Gross."
No more entries will be accepted into the tournament. The unofficial count is 432.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Brian Zupancich shoved all in for 8,500 on the button, and the small blind called. The big blind called off for slightly less.
Zupancich:
Small blind: 
Big blind:
It was a dream spot for Zupancich, and he faded the kings as the board ran out 
.
Players are on break for 10 minutes.
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