James Wilson has taken a huge lead over the field after making a flush against Chan Nguyen's trip nines to double through and then busting a player with 
by hitting an ace on the river all in preflop against 
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We found James Wilson deep in the tank against an all-in shove from Chan Nguyen on a board of 
. Nguyen's shove was for 184,000, which looked to be a bit more than pot-sized. Someone called the clock after a few minutes, and Wilson folded just before the end of the countdown.
Nguyen showed him 
before folding, saying he just wanted to take the large pot down. Wilson had 
for second pair and a gutter.
Jim Boone said he got it in with and lost when an opponent turned a set of tens.
Jason Zarlenga apparently went bust when his was run down by a player who binked an ace on the river with 
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Level: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Timothy Johnson opened for 8,500 in middle position and was called by Mark Hodge on the button. The small blind jammed it in for 49,000, and Johnson called. Hodge looked pained but folded. Johnson turned over 
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"I was just squeezin' buddy," the small blind said. "I guess I'm glad you have that."
He showed 
for two live cards, but they went from live to totally dead after the 
flopped to give Johnson the royal flush, much to the amazement of his table.
Devin Stoll check-raised to 30,000 in the small blind after the big blind bet 10,000 on a 
board. Stoll was called, and he fired 40,000 on the 
river. The big blind called relatively quickly, and Stoll rolled over 
for a boat.
We found Jason Zarlenga on the button, tanking against an all-in wager from Toby Boas. The board had come 
, and Boas had put Zarlenga to the test for his last 64,000 or so. The pot looked to contain well over 150,000 and the two-time Mid-States Poker Tour champ was deep in thought, cutting and recutting his chips.
"So gross," he said. "Ace-king of spades?"
Boas gave no answer, and a couple of minutes later Zarlenga's neighbor called the clock. With 15 seconds left in his countdown, Zarlenga mucked, telling Boas he let two queens go.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Toni Fiorenza opened for 9,000 on the button, and James Wilson made it 25,000 to go in the small blind. Fiorenza shoved all in after some thought, and Wilson snapped for about 110,000.
Wilson: 
Fiorenza: 
It was a race for about 70 big blinds, and Wilson held his lead on the 
flop. The turn was just what he needed to end the hand.
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