Judd Greenagel opened for a raise to 3,700 in middle position, and Tom Sundling made it 12,500. Greenagel called, and the flop came . He checked, and Sundling moved all in for 32,500. Greenagel softly voiced a call.
Sundling:
Greenagel:
Greenagel's pair was nearly dead against the nut flush, and the ended things on the turn.
"I was afraid another diamond would come out and I would lose my action," Sundling said.
Todd Melander bet 8,000 on a flop, and Mark Hodge called from the cutoff. The big blind, who had checked, fired out a check-raise to 22,000. Melander folded with a sigh and Hodge called. A fell on fourth, and the big blind bet 27,000. Hodge shoved for 28,500 more, and the big blind called.
Big blind:
Hodge:
Hodge called for a six or four to pair the board, and he got exactly that as the fell.
Aaron Johnson opened for 4,500 and got a call from the cutoff before Trevis Devericks jammed for 37,300. The big blind called, and everyone else folded.
We found Taylor Tollefson in the cutoff tanking for his tournament life on a board of . Max Bergquist had forced in for about 44,000, and Tollefson mucked about a minute after we arrived. Bergquist quickly flipped and dragged the pot.
. He checked, and Sundling moved all in for 32,500. Greenagel softly voiced a call.
ended things on the turn.
on a 
flop, only to be shown a set by his opponent.
flop, and Mark Hodge called from the cutoff. The big blind, who had checked, fired out a check-raise to 22,000. Melander folded with a sigh and Hodge called. A 
fell on fourth, and the big blind bet 27,000. Hodge shoved for 28,500 more, and the big blind called.
fell.
. Max Bergquist had forced in for about 44,000, and Tollefson mucked about a minute after we arrived. Bergquist quickly flipped 