Matt Kirby, Lance Harris, and Dave Gonia have all opted to use their second allotted bullet into this flight after recently busting out.
There are just 22 minutes left in this level, and after the break, the reentry period will be closed. We are currently at 225 players for this flight.
On a board reading , a player in the hijack check-called a bet of 5,000 from Jeff Grimes.
Both players checked the turn.
The player in the hijack led out for 5,000, and Grimes called.
His opponent showed for top pair, and Grimes tossed his cards into the muck.
Player |
Chips |
Progress |
Jeff Grimes
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30,000
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Shane Nelson raised to 1,600 on the button, and the big blind called, and checked dark.
"I would bet dark, but I better be good since the cameras are watching," he joked as he turned and looked at the PokerNews blogger.
The flop came , and Nelson fired 1,700. His opponent folded, and Nelson showed the .
Player |
Chips |
Progress |
Shane Nelson
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53,000
11,000
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11,000
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Players are now on the third break of the night. Final numbers will be posted after this break when the reentry period is officially closed.
The final numbers are in, and the 231 players in flight 1b added to the 179 players in flight 1a means 410 total players from both combined flights.
This means that the Mid-States Poker Tour beat their $300,000 guarantee by $110,000, for a total prize pool for $410,000.
We will bring you the total prize pool and payout schedule as soon as it's available.
On a board reading , Ken Rosheisen checked, Mark Sandness bet 4,000, Rosheisen raised to 15,000, and Sandness called.
The turn came the . Rosheisen led for 15,000, and Sandness called.
Both players checked the river.
Rosheisen showed for two pair, but Sandness had flopped a straight with .
Player |
Chips |
Progress |
Mark Sandness
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155,000
55,000
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55,000
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Ken Rosheisen
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65,000
-20,000
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-20,000
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A player in early position raised to 2,000, Matt Alexander reraised to 5,500, and the player in the big blind shoved all in.
The original raiser hesitantly folded. Alexander asked for a count and upon hearing the 10,000 total, he made the call.
Alexander showed , and his opponent tabled .
The board ran out knocking his opponent out and chipping Alexander up to 40,000.
Player |
Chips |
Progress |
Matt Alexander
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40,000
23,000
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23,000
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