Mark Sandness and Brett Kuznia both put in what looked like 1,300 on a board of 
, and Sandness fired out 3,500 on the scary 
river. Kuznia tanked and sighed before announcing a fold, and Sandness didn't show his hand. The Mid-States Poker Tour Running Aces champion is looking to make it two-for-two in MSPTs in his home state this year.
We didn't see the action, but Matt Jore got all in preflop against a shorter stack with 
against his opponent's 
. Jore's kings held when the board came 
.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante:
We found Taylor Tollefson shoving all in for about 11,000 after a flop of 
, and Rooster Oien made the call.
Oien: 
Tollefson: 
Oien had flopped a pair and a gutshot, and he wasted no time getting there when the 
hit the turn.
"That works," Oien said, as a meaningless 
completed the board to send the Mid-States Poker Tour Ho-Chunk fourth-place finisher to the rail.
According to Oien, he had accidentally reraised Tollefson and called a four-bet before the flop.
On the button, Rob Wazwaz jammed for about 9,000 over a bet of 2,100 on a 
flop from George Shabatura.
"Call," Shabatura said after about 20 seconds.
Wazwaz winced.
"You got anything?"
"Yeah," Shabatura said, showing 
.
Wazwaz turned over 
for an inferior two pair, and a 
made short work of him on the turn.
"You weren't supposed to have anything," Wazwaz said with a slight smile as he exited his seat.
We found Judd Greenagel all in for 7,250 in the cutoff on a 
flop. His opponent, who had a bet of 3,125 in front, made the call, and Greenagel flipped for a flush to have his opponent dead to runner-runner. A turn cinched it for Greenagel, but he still has work to do to get back to the starting stack.
We found Sami Saad El-Dein tanking against an all-in bet from Patrick Steele on a final board of 
. Almost the moment we walked over, he stacked his chips and authoritatively slapped them onto the felt past the betting line.
Steele turned over 
for top two, but Saad El-Dein had it beat with 
for bottom set.
Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante:
Brett Kuznia and Larry Ormson both checked the turn with the board reading 
, and a prompted a bet of 550 from Kuznia. Ormson double-checked his cards before tossing out a pair of yellow T1,000 chips. Kuznia quickly called, and Ormson tossed first the 
...then the face up into the middle.
"Nice hand, Larry," Kuznia said with a chuckle.
Players we noted on our second sweep through the room include Cardrunners instructor and Limit Hold'em legend Mike Schneider and former Mid-States Poker Tour player of the year (and two-time champion) Dan Sun.
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