Aaron Johnson raised from early position and found an all in from the player in the small blind for around 26,000. Johnson made the call and the two went heads up to a runout.
At-risk opponent: 
Aaron Johnson: 
Johnson hit the flop in the hardest way when the 
hit the board. The turn and river 
finished the hand while Johnson handed his opponent death by quads.
Action picked up on the flop in a heads-up pot between Taylor Howard and Keith Lauder. The board showed 
.
Howard bet 12,000 into the pot of over 20,000. Lauder thought for a while before check-raising all in to about 40,000 effective. Howard made the call, but wasn't happy with the situation.
Keith Lauder: 
Taylor Howard: 
Lauder was at risk but had a stranglehold on the pot with his flopped set. The board ran out 
to give Lauder the full house and the win.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
A big pot was brewing in a heads-up battle between to big stacks. The board showed 
and about 80,000 was in the middle.
Chris Moen led for 55,000 from the small blind. Moen's opponent thought for about 30 seconds in middle position, but he eventually made the call.
Moen's opponent rolled over 
. Estes showed 
before mucking to show what was too good for him to lay down and shipped the pot to Moen.
Action began on the flop with Kitkat Klassen looking at a board of 
. She bet 4,000 from early position and her opponent in late position called.
On the turn, Klassen checked and her opponent checked behind.
The river fell the and Klassen bet 6,000. Her opponent made the call.
Klassen revealed 
for the flush and the winner.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Players are on their third 10-minute break of the day.
Blake Bohn raised to 3,000 from early position and found three callers, including Mark White in the big blind.
"Anybody got anything?" asked Bohn. "Jack," he called out as the flop came out. There was no jack on the 
and all four players checked.
The turn was the 
. This time Bohn bet 9,000 when checked to. Action folded to White in the big blind who started to think.
"You looked at your chips, guess they're all going in," said Bohn. "I saw you look at your grays, so you're committing at least one of them."
"Yeah, but it takes two," said White.
"No it doesn't, just one gray and one four orange," noted Bohn.
After some consideration, White let it go and Bohn took down the pot to get back to around starting stack.
The under-the-gun player raised to 2,500 before Mark White three-bet to 7,000 from middle position. Action folded back to the original raiser who made the call.
The flop appeared 
and both players checked. They also checked the 
turn.
On the river, though, White bet 15,000 when checked to. His opponent made the call.
White showed 
for top pair, good enough to take it down.
Thane Fliginger raised to 3,500 from early position and picked up three callers, including Shaun Skrondahl on his immediate left.
The flop showed up 
and Fliginger continued for 4,500. Skrondahl moved all in for 15,600. Action folded back to Fliginger who thought for about 30 seconds and made the call.
Shaun Skrondahl:
Thane Fliginger: 
Fliginger had Skrondahl drawing thin with his two overs and a flush draw. The turn sealed it when the landed, followed by the river to give Fliginger the flush and felt Skrondahl.
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