Taylor Tollefson opened for 130,000 and got called by Nik Stone in the small blind. After the 
, Stone checked and saw Tollefson bet 125,000. Stone raised to 325,000, and Tollefson quickly folded.
Players are on a 10-minute break.
Taylor Tollefson raised to 130,000 from the button, and Jason Sell called in the small blind. Both players checked the 
flop, and a 
hit the turn. Tollefson called 130,000 from Sell, and Sell checked the 
river. Tollefson fired 375,000, and Sell thought for about two minutes before calling.
Tollefson showed 
for a full house.
"That's a good one," Sell said, mucking his hand.
Jason Sell raised to 135,000 on the button, and Mike Deis jammed for about 550,000. Sell called.
Sell: 
Deis: 
Deis had his opponent dominated, and he flopped two pair on the 
flop.
"With no heart, that's gonna be tough to beat," Sell said.
As if on cue, the dealer put the 
on the board to give Sell outs to a straight, which he hit on the river.
"Wow, sick," Deis said quietly.
Deis finished one spot better than his sixth-place finish at Mid-States Poker Tour Majestic Star a few weeks ago, when he scored just over $11,000.
Taylor Tollefson checked after Ryan Jefferson completed the blind, and the two saw a 
flop. Jefferson check-called 65,000, then 150,000 on the turn. He checked the 
river dark, and Tollefson pushed all in for 490,000. Jefferson folded, and Tollefson showed 
for two pair.
Level: 28
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 10,000
Taylor Tollefson raised to 110,000 when action folded to his small blind, and Jason Sell defended. Tollefson bet 100,000 on the 
flop, and Sell called once more. The 
resulted in two checks, and Tollefson checked again on the . Sell bet 250,000, and Tollefson folded.
Ryan Jefferson opened for 100,000 under the gun, and Jun Kim shoved for about 600,000. Travis Lauson called off for less in the big blind, and Jefferson called.
Jefferson: 
Kim: 
Lauson; 
Jefferson earned his second double knockout when the board ran out 
, giving him top pair.
Ryan Jefferson limped from middle position, Nik Stone completed the blind, and Mike Deis checked. Stone jammed on the 
flop, and Jefferson called.
Stone: 
Jefferson:
Stone had seen a great flop for his rags, and he doubled up when he spiked the 
on the turn and held through the river.
Taylor Tollefson moved all in from the cutoff for about 430,000 and was called by Nik Stone in the big blind.
Stone:
Tollefson: 
Tollefson's ace-queen stood on the 
board.
Travis Lauson just doubled back up with when he got all in and flopped a king against another player's 
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