Ian Griffin shoved all in from the hijack for 59,000, and the player on the button called.
Griffin: 
Button: 
The flop came 
, and Griffin needed one of the last two deuces to survive. He got one right away on the 
turn, and a 
river meant he survived.
Accord to Shane Nelson, Nick Pupillo shoved over an early raise and had John Morgan wake up with 
behind him. Pupillo's 
was dominated, and Morgan held for the win.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
We found three players all in at the table on the edge of the room, with Joel Klipping having woken up in the big blind with 
, leading Alan Carty's 
and a very short stack's 
. The board rolled out 
, and Klipping collected about 90,000 from Carty.
Thomas Peebles fired 25,000 on a 
board from middle position, and Mike Schneider called. On the 
river, Peebles pushed out a double-fisted bet of 40,000. Schneider quickly flipped in a chip, and Peebles flashed what looked like 
. Schneider showed 
.
Lance Harris said he three-bet shoved with about 98,000 against an under-the-gun open from Sherry Hammers. A third player called the shove, and Hammers shipped as well, folding out the caller.
Harris: 
Hammers:
Harris said he turned a gutshot but missed.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Greg Olson opened for 6,000 in early position and saw Ryan Tyler three-bet to 13,500 more. Olson shoved all in, and Tyler called for 57,000 more.
Olson: 
Tyler:
Olson flopped a set as 
hit the felt, and the left Tyler drawing dead. The Day 2 lead likely couldn't have pictured a worse start.
We found Nick Pupillo considering the all-in shove of small blind Aaron Johnson for 44,000. Pupillo opted to call, but his 
was crushed by Johnson's . The board ran out 
, no help to Pupillo.
At the neighboring table, the dealer was counting down chips to pay out Mid-States Poker Tour Ho-Chunk runner-up Thomas Peebles. He had made a flush with 
on a board of , and chip leader Ryan Tyler sent him 107,500, more than a third of his own stack.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
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