Eddie Blumenthal bet 1,225 on a 
flop, and Leon Morford shoved all in for 5,500. Blumenthal let it go, but the second-place finisher at Mid-States Poker Tour Majestic Star a few weeks ago still finds himself well below the starting stack.
Josh Reichard and Bill Romer got it all in on a 
flop, with Romer covering Reichard's 43,000 stack.
Romer: 
Reichard: 
Reichard had outflopped Romer big time, and running nines left him with a full house to drag the huge pot.
Reichard won a Mid-States Poker Tour event here last year.
John Hayes pushed all in for about 5,000 after a player limped under the gun. The small blind called, and everyone else folded.
Hayes: 
Small blind: 
Hayes' aces held up for the double on the 
runout.
Blake Bohn and Bryan Moon each busted out.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
A player bet 3,000 into two opponents on the end with the board reading 
. Bryan Moon shoved all in for just 3,125 more, the third player folded, and the bettor folded face up.
Terry Ring bet about 1,200 after an opponent checked to him on an 
flop. His opponent shoved all in for about 12,000, and Ring tanked for a bit before mucking 
face up.
"You were crushed," his opponent said, tossing in the middle to show Ring he had made the right read.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Bill Romer, in the small blind, check-called 3,500 on the 
from a preflop raiser in late position. The "Wild" one then check-called 5,000 and 10,000 on the turn and river. His read was on, as his opponent showed 
, not good enough to beat Romer's 
.
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