We found Jason Smith with a bet of 45,000 in front of him on the button after a flop of 
. Jim Lawrence had shoved for 262,000 in the big blind.
"Alright, I call," Smith said, turning over 
for a flush draw.
Lawrence got out of his seat as he tabled 
for a weaker flush draw. A 
turn was a blank, but the 
fell on the river to save Lawrence.
"Yesss," he said quietly.
Players are on break for the next 10 minutes.
Todd Lyfoung and Ryan Hohenstein busted out in hands we missed.
Jason Smith just busted Nes Coburn when Smith's 
flopped a pair of eights against 
.
Mike Wilmes had what looked like 45,000 in front of him under the gun, and Jim Lawrence had shoved for 173,000 on the button. Wilmes made the call with 
, but he was behind Lawrence's 
. A 
flop left Wilmes needing runner-runner, and a 
ended those hopes.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Mike Schneider pushed all in from the cutoff with 114,000 and was called by Jason Smith on the button.
Smith: 
Schneider: 
Schneider's live cards prevailed when the community came 
.
Scott Sitron open-shoved the cutoff with 281,000, and Ryan Hohenstein made the call in the big blind after a brief thinking period.
Sitron: 
Hohenstein: 
Black nines were way ahead of red eights, and the 
runout missed Sitron.
Three players saw a 
flop for what appeared to be 100,000 each. Ken Pates checked, Todd Lyfoung bet 80,000, and Mike Wilmes made it 250,000 on the button. Pates announced a reraise and he pushed 500,000 into the middle. Lyfoung got out of the way, and Wilmes moved all in for 621,000 and was called.
Wilmes: 
Pates: 
Wilmes had a massive draw, while Pates had flopped middle set. The was a brick on the turn. The dealer placed down a river, giving Wilmes the stone nuts, and he now has a chip lead over the field.
Taylor Tollefson three-bet all in for 200,000 after Tony Lazar opened the button for 26,000. Lazar tanked for a couple of minutes, but he must have decided the price was right, as he tossed in a calling chip.
Lazar: 
Tollefson: 
It was nearly even money going to the flop, with Tollefson holding a slight lead. The flop was clean for him, but a turn gave Lazar a straight draw. The 
gave him just a pair, but that was enough, and Tollefson hit the rail.
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