A player in early position raised to 1,200. Action folded to Todd Breyfogle in middle position who shoved all in for 13,000. The original raiser called.
Breyfogle: 
Opponent: 
Breyfogle was in great shape when the flop fell 
. But the 
on the turn gave his opponent a set. The 
river did not help Breyfogle and he is sent to the rail.
Mandy Caffee bet 3,000 from the small blind with a board reading 
, and Matt Alexander called.
Caffee showed 
for a pair of sixes, but Alexander took the pot with his 
.
On a board reading 
, a player in middle position bet 4,500. Action folded to Erick Wright on the button who raised to 12,000. His opponent quickly mucked his hand.
Wright turned over 
.
Wright appears to be the chip leader at the moment, sitting with just under 100,000 in chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The tournament room at Running Aces just got a lot more lively and beautiful, as Sherry Hammers has taken her seat. Hammers has entered the Main Event late in level five in hopes of running up a stack and making Day 2.
Mid-States Poker Tour Pro Matt Alexander checked a board reading 
. A player in middle position bet 5,000, and with action on Mandy Cafffee, she shoved all in. Alexander folded, and the player in middle position went into the tank. Caffee had the player covered, and so he would risk his tournament life if he called.
"What, did you flop a set?" asked the player.
After a few moments he threw in the chips to call.
Caffee had flopped two pair holding , and her opponent had an overpair to the board with 
.
The turn and 
river did not improve her opponent and he was sent to the rail.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
On a board reading 
, Aaron Johnson bet 2,800 and an opponent in late position quickly called.
Johnson turned over 
. Johnson's set was good against his opponent's 
Reg Powell raised to 500 under the gun. Kenneth Rosheisen reraised to 1,200. The cutoff and button both called, as did Powell.
Powell checked the 
flop, and Rosheisen continuation bet 1,200. The cutoff called. Both the button and Powell folded.
Rosheisen bet 2,500 when the hit the turn. The cutoff quickly shoved all in, and Rosheisen quickly called.
Rosheisen: 
Opponent: 
The river came the , and Rosheisen's opponent is awarded a full double.
Mid-States Poker Tour Pros Nick Pupillo and Matt Alexander have recently entered the field. Christian Pham and John Reading, both 2015 World Series of Poker bracelet winners have also taken their seats just after break.
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