A player checked the 
board from the big blind, and two-time HPT champ Aaron Massey bet 12,000 from the hijack. The big blind went deep into tank for a few minutes before flicking a single chip into the pot to call.
Massey flipped over 
for a rivered gutshot straight, and his opponent mucked.
John Alexander raised to 900 from the hijack, and Austin Schaal made the call in the big blind.
Both players checked the 
flop, and Schaal led out for 1,600 on the 
turn. Alexander called.
Schaal checked the 
river to Alexander, who bet 3,000. Schaal thought for a few moments before flicking in a call, only to muck once Alexander revealed 
.
Craig Casino opened to 900, and the button, small blind, and big blind all came along for a rainbow flop of 
.
The blinds checked to Casino, who continued for 2,800. The button called, as did the small blind, and the big blind threw it away.
After the 
turn straightened out the board and added a flush draw, Casino took his time before tossing out 7,000. The button instantly folded, and the small blind called almost as quickly.
The 
river went check-check, and the small blind showed 
for king-high. Casino turned over his winning 
and said, "How'd you miss that? God, it feels like a gift," referring to his opponent's flopped gutshot that became an open-ender on the turn.
A player raised to 1,200 from middle position, and Shawn Roberts called in the hijack, as did Cory Warner on the button.
Action checked to Roberts on the 
flop, and he bet 1,200. Only Warner called.
Both players checked the turn, and the 
fell on the river. Roberts checked, and Warner bet 4,000. Roberts called, and Warner tabled for the nut full house. Roberts smirked and showed the from his hand before mucking.
The table folded around to Lily Kiletto, who opened the action for 800. Only Jered Gallagher called in the small blind.
A somewhat coordinated flop came in the form of 
. Kiletto continued for 1,500, and Gallagher called.
Gallagher check-called the turn, which paired the board, after Kiletto fired 3,000.
The 
river added another pair to the board, and Kiletto tossed out a 5k chip when checked to. Gallagher immediately called.
Kiletto showed 
for a flopped bottom pair that rivered the full house, but Gallagher took the pot with 
, having flopped middle set and filling up on the turn.
Maurice Hawkins checked an 
board from the big blind, and Pratap Golla bet 3,600 from the hijack. Hawkins responded with a check-raise to 8,400, and Golla called.
The completed the board on the river, and Hawkins jammed for 13,000. Golla quickly folded.
Mike Rieck just came by the media desk, telling us that he had just been the victim of a cruel beat when his turned set of nines fell to a rivered set of aces by his opponent, after all the money went in on the turn.
We went to the table and saw that it was James Burns, who started the day off with an elimination, continuing his hot streak as he stacked up the last of Rieck's chips.
"A good turn for him, good river for me!" Burns said with a smile as he now commands a six-figure stack in the early stages of Day 1c play.
Derek Schroeder opened to 1,500 from early position, and it folded around to the big blind, who considered his options for a moment before calling.
The flop went check-check, and the big blind led for a single 1k chip on the 
turn. Schroeder added two more orange chips to the mix with a raise to 3,000, and the big blind matched it in the blink of an eye.
When checked to on the river, Schroeder fired again for 4,500, and the big blind called. Schroeder rolled over 
and stacked the pot.
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