Nicola Ditrapani raised to 1,500 in first position and in the big blind moved all in for 12,800. "Do you want me to call sir?" asked Ditripani who was met with a shrug from the big blind. "I would just be gambling." After some thought, Ditrapani tossed in the call and said "good luck."
Big blind: 
Nicola Ditrapani: 
The board ran out 
and Ditrapani's gamble paid off as he turned a flush to send his opponent home.
Action was picked up on the flop between CJ Peake in the hijack and two players in early and middle position.
The flop of 
checked to Peake who bet 2,200 which saw only the middle position player call.
The turn of 
saw the middle position check to Peake who sized up to 12,000 and his opponent folded, giving last Riverside's runner up the pot.
The clock currently reads 221 players in this flight of the tournament, meaning the prize pool has already exceeded the $300,000 guarantee that was put on it prior to the tournament. With six more levels of registration, the prize pool will continue to grow throughout the day.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
A player in first position raised, seeing Kevin Salge calling in late position, Daniel Hamm calling on the cutoff, Matt Morfitt calling on the button, and both blinds calling.
The flop came out 
and action checked to Salge who bet 3,500 getting only one caller on his immediate right.
The turn of 
saw Salge bet 6,000 when checked to. His opponent called and action checked through on the 
river where Salge turned over 
for top two pair which was good for him to take the pot.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Action was recapped by the table as Tyler Pickett was raking in a massive pot.
Three players had gotten their stacks in, including Tyler Pickett in first position, a player in the small blind, another in the big blind.
Small blind: 
Tyler Pickett: 
Big Blind: 
The board ran out 
and on the river, Pickett had hit a flush to make the best hand and scoop a massive pot.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs between three players. Action recapped by the table was that after some raising preflop, Sedlak moved all in from the cutoff for 29,700, the button called, and Steve Wazwaz called for less.
Steve Wazwaz: 
Anthony Sedlak: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and the aces held to allow Sedlak to more than double his stack.
Ha Nguyen raised to 800 from under the gun and in the Hijack, John Dennehey three bet to 2,400 in the hijack which saw the big blind and Nguyen call.
The flop came out and the big blind checked to Nguyen who bet 2,500. Dennehey raised to 7,000, folding out the big blind, and Nguyen re-raised to 15,000. Dennehey moved all in for 22,400 effective and Nguyen called.
Ha Nguyen: 
John Dennehey: 
The turn 
gave Dennehey some outs in the form of the a gutshot, but the river 
kept Nguyen's straight in the lead, giving him the pot.
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