$5,300 SHRPO Championship (Re-Entry)
$3,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 4: 300/500 with a 500 ante
Day 1B Entries: 439

Vanessa Kade raised under the gun, Steve Blackmon called from the button, and Ruben Perez reraised from the big blind to 6,000. Kade moved all in for 14,000, and Blackmon, who didn’t see Kade’s all-in bet, called 6,000.
At that point, Blackmon was given the option of forfeiting the 6,000, or calling the full 14,000. He thought for a while before he called, and then Perez five-bet all in over the top for 33,400.
Blackmon waited for an exact count and thought for a while before he called the 33,400, and all three players turned over their cards. Here they are in descending order of chip stacks:
Steve Blackmon: 

Ruben Perez: 

Vanessa Kade: 

The board came 



, and Perez flopped a set to Kade’s gutshot straight draw, but Kade improved no further. Perez won the pot with his of jacks to double thru Blackmon and eliminate Kade.
Ruben Perez – 81,600 (163 bb)
Steve Blackmon – 53,000 (106 bb)
Vanessa Kade – Eliminated
The tournament clock shows 439 entries so far here on Day 1B, for a two-day total of 947. Registration remains open with a single re-entry until the start of Level 9, around 9:15 pm. The prizepool has already smashed the $3 million guarantee, and it’s currently worth more than $4.59 million and counting.











. Pahuja bet another 1,200, and the big blind check-called before the turn was dealt
on the river, and then they checked again. The big blind showed 
to win the hand. Pahuja stacked up 41,000 after collecting the pot.






when Steve Blackmon bet 1,500 from middle position. Vanessa Kade raised to 4,000 on the button, and the small blind check-called. Blackmon called as well before the turn fell 
, and it was not enough to hold up against either the
held by Kade, nor the 







. Buckner bet 1,700, and the button folded. The big blind check-folded, and Mermelstein check-called.



when Eric Afriat bet 2,000 from the button. Two players check-folded before the cutoff check-called.
on the river. Afriat flipped over 
, and that was enough to top the