Mike Ruter put out a bet for 3,700 from the small blind on the river, with the board showing 
.
Cezer Boylan, from the hijack, didn't take too long to make the call, turning over 
against Ruter's 
. The pot puts Biylan back to around starting stack as the first break of Day 1a approaches.
With about 20,000 already in the middle, Casey McCarrel went all in for his last 10,800 from the cutoff, with the board showing 
. His opponent, who checked into McCarrel from the hijack, went deep into the tank.
A call and a loss would eave the opponent with just 2,000 chips, but after a few moments the hijack indeed made that call. He wasn't pleased when McCarrel showed 
, giving him the better straight against the hijack's 
.
With the big pot, McCarrel went up to 43,000 as Level 3 plays on.,
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Mitchell Bank opened from the hijack, Steve Sanzaro three-bet to 1,300 from the small blind, and Bank made the call.
Sanzaro checked on the flop, Bank bet 1,400 and Sanzaro called. Both players then checked the 
turn.
The river came , both players checked again, and Bank showe down 
, good enough to take the pot down against Sanzaro's 
.
Facing an open raise to 300 and a call, Ryan Awwad three-bet to 1,300 from the cutoff. Harley Wilmot four-bet to 7,000 in the big blind, getting folds from the original raiser and the first caller.
Awwad went all-in, to the frustration of Wilmot.
"Ace-queen," said Wilmot, and backed up that claim by tossing his hand face up in the muck. Awwad showed 
as he took in the pot.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/100
Ante: 100
An all in and call were announced in quick succession, with the board showing 
.
Jordan Helstern was on the better end of the battle, showing against his opponent's 
. The superior straight sent the pot to Helstern, who's up to 43,000 chips as Level 1 winds down.
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