Despite busting his first bullet, Rob Wazwaz isn't slowing down. At his new seat, he fired 4,500 on a 
flop from the big blind. His opponent called, and Wazwaz shoved all in for 13,050 on the 
turn.
"I've got to put you on a king," Wazwaz's opponent muttered after about a two-minute tank. He sent his cards to the muck.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
WJ Vincent put in his last 2,400 or so on a 
board, and the player on his left called with 
. Vincent showed 
and bricked the 
river. He has already used both bullets and is done for the day.
At another table, Mandy Caffee went all in blind for 2,725 in early position and ended up having 
against 
. She didn't improve and announced she's reentering.
Rob Wazwaz raised to 8,000 from the button after a cutoff opponent bet 3,500 on a 
flop. The cutoff shoved all in for about 15,000 and Wazwaz called.
Wazwaz: 
Cutoff: 
Wazwaz had a fair few cards to fade against a straight draw and a pair. He held on the 
turn, and the river was another blank.
Chad Holloway said he busted when he flopped a boat and an opponent with trips and a higher kicker hit a better boat.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Gennady Shimelfarb just doubled through Dan Hendrickson. "DQ" Dan flopped a nut flush draw and got it in against the set of eights held by Shimelfarb, and the latter turned a boat. Players are on break for 10 minutes.
Leon Morford bet 2,000 on a completed board of 
, and an opponent who had checked in early position thought briefly before calling. Morford showed him 
and took it with deuces full of kings.
Morford has already made two MSPT final tables, finishing second both times for more than $120,000.
We found Matt Vaughan on the button facing the all-in shove of a player named Ken in the big blind with the board having come 
. The total was 16,525, and Vaughan decided to call. Ken turned over 
and Vaughan couldn't beat it.
"It was either a flopped flush or the ace of clubs," Vaughan said.
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