Andrew Peragallo was all in under the gun and all in for 20,000. The small blind called him, and Peragallo said he hadn't looked.
Peragallo: 
Small blind: 
"You didn't even look, and you still woke up with that?" someone cracked.
Peragallo was loving the 
flop, but the 
turn left him miles behind. An 
river was no help.
One player bought in at the buzzer, leaving the event stuck on 194 entries for Day 1c. Combined with the 205 in the first two flights, that makes it 399 entries for 2019 Mid-States Poker Tour Denver Poker Open $1,100 Main Event.
Official prize numbers will be posted shortly, but PokerNews has been given unofficial word that the winner will bank $85,149.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
With 
on the board, Ravi Subramanian bet 45,000 from the big blind, about the size of the pot. Sam Benavram tanked for three or four minutes in early position, talking to either Subramanian or himself. Finally, he stuck in his 60,000 and Subramanian called with 
.
Benavram had 
and needed help, which he got on the 
river, leaving Subramanian in disbelief.
Players are now on their final break of the night.
After an open to 4,000 in middle position, Michael Ermie shoved in the next seat for just over 30,000. Aaron McEvoy called in the cutoff, as did the small blind. On the 
flop, the small blind checked and snap-folded to a shove.
McEvoy: 
Ermie: 
Ermie was looking decent for the moment with jacks but that changed in a hurry as his equity went to zero on the 
turn.
A player in middle position stuffed it for about 28,000 and Barb Visher had him at risk on his left with 
. The all-in player had two overcards with 
but the 
board brought nothing to trouble Visher.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Derek McMaster got his remaining 20,500 in on a 
flop holding for the nuts. Brian Hou had him at risk with 
, and his flush draw came in on the river, when the followed the 
turn.
"Ouch," said Adedapo Ajayi. "All in with the nuts."
One player was already all in and there was a small side pot between the big blind and Leonardo Valenzuela with 
on the felt. The big blind jammed for about 14,000 and Valenzuela called.
Valenzuela: 
Big blind: 
Third player: 
The third player appeared to have not looked at his cards, and he was drawing dead. The river was a 
and Valenzuela took the whole pot.
The next hand, Adedapo Ajayi shoved for 11,800 in middle position. Valenzuela called with but trailed Ajayi's . The 
board favored Ajayi, but it was only a small hit to Valenzuela's stack.
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