The board read 
and Allen Kessler was heads up with an opponent who called a bet on the turn. The 
on the river paired the board and Kessler tossed 1,150 into the pot.
"The turn kept me in," Kessler's opponent griped then open-folded 
. "I was looking for the straight.
Kessler cooly mucked saying, "If you hit the straight you win. I'm just glad I'm back to starting stack."
Indeed Kessler is back where he started with around 20,000 chips.
The cards are back in the air.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
The players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Daniel Makowsky was heads up with an opponent and the board read 
. Makowsky's opponent checked, prompting him to fire 3,100. His opponent tank called and Makowsky rolled over 
for top two pair.
His opponent mucked and Makowsky is up to 28,000 chips.
The field has surpassed 800 players and registration will remain open until about 4:00pm local time. Among those joining the field since the start of play include Berry Johnston and Tommy Vedes.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Here are some photos of the action
Brett Schwertley and Kevin Calenzo sit #1 and #2 atop the WSOP-C National Leaderboard and will be able to keep close tabs on how the other is doing today, as the two are seated just a table apart (Calenzo, though, has yet to take his seat).
Schwertley, having previously won a preliminary event at WSOP-C Hammond, took down a $555 No-Limit Hold‘Em 6-Max event a few days ago here at Choctaw to leap Caleno and grab the top spot. While both have all but punched their tickets to the Circuit National Championship in May, there is no doubt that both will be looking to create some separation at the top before things wrap up here at Choctaw.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
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