Jim Boone raised to 7,000 under the gun , John Joachim reraised to 22,000 in middle position. Next to act, Jim Henry shoved all in. Patricia Bott reshoved all in over the top for 35,000 in the small blind.
With action back on Boone, he called, as did John Joachim.
The flop came . Boone checked, Joachim bet 20,000, and Boone shoved all in. After thinking for a moment, Joachim folded his hand.
Jim Boone:
Jim Henry:
Patricia Bott:
Boone was in great shape with his flopped set of eights, even after both of the all ins turned a pair of aces when the came on the turn. The river was the , and with that, Jim Boone chipped up to just under 300,000, while Patricia Bott and Jim Henry were eliminated from play.
Welcome to the final day of Mid-States Poker Tour's stop here at Meskwaki Casino in Tama, IA. 410 players showed up to play in this event and of those, 45 will make the money. This means that today, 33 of the 78 remaining players will need to be eliminated before the money begins.
Yousri "Chicago" Ali will start Day 2 as chip leader with 309,500. Rex Clinkscales will start in second with 286,000, and Angelina Rich rounds out the top three with 274,000.
Some of the more notable names in contention include MSPT Pro Blake Bohn (189,500), Robbie WazWaz (162,000), "DQ" Dan Hendrickson (135,500), Aaron Johnson (104,000), Tom Hammers (85,000), MSPT Canterbury champion Peixin Liu (72,500), Allen "Chainsaw" Kessler (71,500), former MSPT Meskwaki champion Terry Ring (63,000), Dave Gonia (64,500), and Craig Casino (49,500).
Play will begin at 10:30 a.m. and progress until the final table is determined At that point we will see the tournament pause for a dinner break. After dinner, 60-minute levels begin for the final table, and play will continue until the champion is determined who will take home more than $101,000. Stay tuned as we bring you all of the live updates here on PokerNews.
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. Boone checked, Joachim bet 20,000, and Boone shoved all in. After thinking for a moment, Joachim folded his hand. 
came on the turn. The river was the 
, and with that, Jim Boone chipped up to just under 300,000, while Patricia Bott and Jim Henry were eliminated from play.
