With just 1,300 in the pot on the 
flop, a series of raises resulted in Juancho Rodriguez getting all in with 
against the 
held by an opponent. Rodriguez's opponent turned a flush as the 
hit the board, but it was Rodriguez taking the pot with a boat as another queen, the 
followed it.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante:
Jacob Bazeley opened for 450 in middle position and received calls from Brad Rhodes on the button and the player in the small blind. Bazeley's continuation-bet of 850 was called by just Rhodes on the 
flop, and he bet another 2,250 on the turn. Rhodes raised this time, to 5,125, and Bazeley let it go.
Faced with a bet of 500 from the small blind, Henry Tran made a huge raise to 3,500 on the 
board. The small blind called, then checked the 
river. Tran switched gears with a tiny bet of 1,500, and the small blind chuckled as he called. Tran turned over 
for a full house.
"Ohhh," the small blind said. "What a turn card."
We found Jeff Grimes tossing in a raise to 7,000 on a flop of 
against an opponent who had put in about 2,000. Grimes' opponent called, and both players checked the 
turn. A completed the board, and Grimes bet 8,000.
"I guess your ten-nine is good," Grimes opponent said as he mucked.
Also, Nicholas Pupillo is in the tournament.
John Utley bet 6,600 from the small blind on a board of 
, and his opponent in the cutoff announced a call. Utley confidently flipped 
.
"It's good," the cutoff said.
Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante:
Dan Chambers checked a board of 
out of the big blind, and a player in middle position fired out 6,000. Chambers paused briefly before snagging all of his chips and dropping them into the middle, a raise of just 6,625 more. Despite the odds he was getting, Chambers' opponent let his hand go.
Also in the tournament is Brad Rhodes, who navigated to the final table a few weeks ago at Mid-States Poker Tour Majestic Star before falling in 10th.
On our second walk through the room we noticed a player who stands in the field as one of the most accomplished players here: Jacob Bazeley, an Ohio native with more than $1.6 million in live cashes. Bazeley snagged the biggest cash of his career this spring with $371,931 for a fourth-place finish at the Seminole Hard Rock Showdown in Hollywood, Fla. He's looking to add to that here just a few short hours from his hometown in Cincinnati.
These players are back for another crack after busting during Day 1a.
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