The small blind check-raised to 4,200 after Blake Bohn bet 1,700 from middle position on a board of 
. Bohn came back with 10,500, and his opponent called without much delay. On the 
river, the small blind fired out 9,000, and Bohn immediately announced all in.
"How much is it?" the player asked. Seeing it was at least 30,000 more, he chucked his cards.
Bohn allowed a neighbor to turn a card over: the 
.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
After a player in early position limp-raised to 7,500 over an open from Dan Elias, the preflop aggressor overshoved on a 
flop. Elias was in the tank when we arrived at the table, but about a minute later he made his decision.
"I guess I'm going home," he said, shoving his stack forward.
Elias: 
Early position: 
"C'mon, hold up!" Elias yelled, seeing he was ahead.
The cards cooperated, coming 
on the last two streets.
"Yes!" Elias yelled with a clap. He had his opponent covered, and he's now over 100,000.
The big blind led out for 1,650 on a 
flop, and Matt Kirby made it 3,775, chasing out a third player. The big blind called, then bet out another 10,000 on the turn. Kirby had 10,500, which he put in, and he was ahead with 
against 
for a straight draw. The 
was a harmless blank on the river, and Kirby, who has been unable to get much going early, is at least back to par.
Rich Monroe continues to make huge hands.
He busted another player after a flop of 
was checked to him on the button, where he bet 4,000. One player in early position made the call, and an 
turned. The early player jammed for 16,000, and Monroe called with 
, having turned a flush. His opponent tossed 
in, and she was drawing dead with a worthless straight draw.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Allen "Chainsaw" Kessler is down to 4,050 after sending 31,075 to Zack Whitney, who had a full house on the end with 
on a board of 
. According to a witness, Kessler said he had 
. We didn't see when the money went in.
We found Phanora Prom with a bet of 6,000 from middle position on a board of 
, and his opponent in the big blind made it 25,000 to go. Prom stacked his chips in one tower and slid them forward, and his opponent called for about 40,000 total.
Prom: 
Big blind: 
Prom binked the on the river for a flush, one of plenty of outs he had against the small two pair. He made the final table the last time Mid-States Poker Tour was in town, finishing ninth for $9,740.
At another table, Allen Kessler is starting a comeback from being down to 4,050.
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