A player in early position opened the action with a raise to 2,500 and was called by the cutoff. Jeremy Ferguson three-bet shoved for 11,000 in the big blind and received calls from both players behind, who then checked all the way through a board of 
.
"I've got it, gentlemen," said Ferguson, tabling 
for the nut flush.
The early-position showed 
and the cutoff tabled 
, both of which Ferguson topped to earn him the triple.
Aaron Johnson was all in for his last 13,000 in early position, receiving action from Mitchell Bank, who was on the button.
Aaron Johnson: 
Mitchell Bank: 
Johnson was in a coin-flip situation for his tournament life and was unable to find help on the runout 
, leaving his hand second best to result in his chips being sent across the table to Bank, who is now nearing in on a 50K stack.
The tournament clock now displays 395 entries with 239 remaining players. Among them is March 2021 MSPT Riverside Champion Daniel Sepiol.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Matt Hennig was just involved in a hand in which all of the chips went into the middle on a flop of 
. Hennig was in middle position and had his opponent, who was under the gun, at risk.
All-In Player: 
Matt Hennig:
Hennig's opponent had flopped a flush but his nut flush draw was still plenty alive. The turn 
flipped the tables, leaving his opponent with just one out to a gutshot straight flush to stay alive. The one outer did not come as the river 
fell and Hennig collected the knockout with his pocket aces.
There was 5,000 in the center with four-way action on a flop of and Sarah Stefan was first to act in the small blind. She checked, as did the big blind and under-the-gun player, before the final player bet 4,500 from early position. Only Stefan called.
Action was then heads up to the turn , where Stefan check-called another 5,000. The river fell 
and Stefan placed a bet of 18,000 softly onto the felt in front of her. Her opponent went into the tank for nearly a full minute and then let his hand go, earning Stefan the pot.
There was about 12,000 in the middle on a flop of 
with three players in the hand. Action checked to Penelope Banhidy who went all in for 25,800. The hijack folded and the big blind made the call.
Big Blind:
Penelope Banhidy: 
Banhidy needed to improve and was able to find help on the 
turn. The river came clean for Banhidy and she found the double.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Players are on another 10-minute break.
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