Jason Seitz called in early position as did DJ Buckley. With action on Jason Spaeth in the big blind he made it 2,500 to go. Only Buckley called.
Spaeth led out for 2,500 on the 
flop and Buckley called. Spaeth bet out 6,500 when the 
came on the turn.
Buckley thought for a moment before releasing his hand. Spaeth turned over 
.
Buckley said, "I'm glad the king came."
A player in the big blind checked the 
board, and Sam De Silva bet 1,000. The big blind called.
The big blind again checked when the 
came on the river. De Silva bet 3,000.
"I think you've got me," the blind said as he tossed in the chips to call.
De Silva turned over 
for a flopped straight, and the player in the big blind mucked his hand.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Jason Spaeth raised to 525 in middle position, and Jonathan Hanner reraised to 1,200 from the hijack. Spaeth called.
Spaeth check-called a bet of 1,400 from Hanner when the flop came 
. Spaeth also check-called a bet of 2,700 when the 
came on the turn. Both players checked the 
river.
Spaeth turned over 
and Hanner mucked his cards.
There were five players to see the 
flop. The small blind checked, Jason Seitz checked in the big blind. As did Hank Mlekoday and John Reading, both in middle position. Rob WazWaz shoved all in for 6,425 on the button.
Seitz reshoved for slightly more (7,000) total, and John Reading called both of the all-ins.
WazWaz: 
Seitz: 
Reading: 
The 
turn and 
river sealed the deal for Reading, and he would eliminate both Seitz and WazWaz.
Seitz will have the chance to reenter if he chooses. But unfortunately for WazWaz, he has utilized both of his entries for this flight and will no longer have the opportunity to make day 2, making back to back final tables impossible for the MN native.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Play will resume in ten minutes.
Shortly before the first break of the day, Gerrit Wierbos found himself all in on a board of 
. The player in the cutoff called.
Wierbos: 
Cutoff: 
Wierbos would need a spade on the turn or river to stay alive. Luckily for him, the 
turn and river ensured him the full double up.
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