Welcome to Day 1c of the 2019 MSPT Wisconsin State Poker Championship
The third and final starting flight of the 2019 MSPT Wisconsin State Poker Championship $1,100 Main Event commences today at 1 p.m. local time.
Yesterday’s Day 1b added 233 entries to Day 1a’s turnout of 120, meaning the two-day total of 353 has already surpassed the tournament’s $300,000 guaranteed prize pool, and the sky is the limit as Day 1c expected to be the largest flight of the three. As far as the happenings through the first two days, 42 players have put their names onto the Day 2 roster, and Day 1a chip leader Paul Camby (465,000) and Day 1b chip leader Umut Ozturk lead the way as the only two players over 400,000.
Day 1c will boast the same structure as the first two flights, with 15 levels of 40 minutes in length on the schedule and breaks after the completion of every three levels. Players receive 15,000 starting stacks with an optional $10 add-on for another 5,000. One reentry is allowed should things go south, and the late registration period will remain open until the beginning of Level 13.
Notable players such as Daniel Bekarac, Jason Seitz, Aaron Johnson, and Phil Mader have already unsuccessfully taken shots at advancing, and some or all of them are expected to be back in on the action for this final chance at finding a bag on Day 1c.
PokerNews will be on hand to report on all the action, so stay tuned to find out who else makes it through.
in a heads up pot with around 20,000 in the middle and the cutoff was all in for 10,400. Action was on Kyle Gahan in the big blind, who was facing a decision for all of his chips.
and Aaron Massey had a bet of 4,900 out in front of him from early position. Action was on the cutoff, who was thinking about his decision. 
to show a full house and began to take his bet back. His opponent had thrown a T5,000 chip in to call and Massey tossed him a T100 chip for change as he collected his newly-acquired chips.
. All three players checked.
and Johnson sat stoically for about 15 seconds before throwing out a bet of 6,500. The middle-position player thought for a couple seconds and then shook his head in a slightly nodding fashion. He then folded. The player on the button folded shortly thereafter and Johnson quickly took back his bet and scooped up the pot that was shipped his way.
, and Brinn's winning hand of 
and Brinn called. He had the player drawing dead on the turn despite the three outer coming before it on the flop, and now has a stack of 53,500 after taking down the pot.
, giving Henderson a small sweat on the turn when his opponent picked up a draw to Broadway. The clean river completed the runout and the dealer broke down stacks.
for a rivered two pair and Taleb mucked, shaking his head as he did so.
and Joseph checked. Bryant fired out a continuation-bet of 5,300 and Joseph called. 
and both players checked to bring the river 
and both blinds checked. Miller fired a continuation-bet of 3,000, which was raised to 8,000 by the player on the button. Both blinds folded and Miller thought for a few moments before putting out a T5,000 chip to complete the call.
and Bryant checked. The player on the button bet another 8,000 and Bryant made the call. 