No improvement was found and Delgado finished his run in eighth place for $44,043.

His luck came to an end though, after losing a big pot to Alex Oberlin when his top pair lost to a flush, he moved in his remaining chips with queen-jack only to get called off by Jonathan Johnson’s ace-jack. Next to finish was Ruben Delgado who impressively spun up his stack after being down to just three big blinds with four tables left. No help was brought to Hebden and he left the tournament in ninth place for $35,008. The first elimination came rather quickly, when Elliot Hebden four-bet shoved his stack pocket tens into Marquez Davis’ pocket aces. He finished his run in tenth place for $27,103. The final table was reached when start of day chip lead David Peterson got his queen-jack in against Dan Bekavac’s queen-nine and lost when Bekavac flopped a nine. Play lasted for a while, seeing many players fall throughout the day including poker commentator Jamie Kerstetter (213th-$2,710), Chris Tryba (89th-$3,840), MSPT champions Chris Moon (102nd-$3,388), and Aaron Johnson (66th-$4,517) and WSOP Main Event Champion Joe Cada (43rd-$6,550). 311 players came back and bagged from yesterday and within 40-minutes, players had already burst the bubble in a wild three eliminations at once situation. The day began with fast and furious action. When asked for some advice towards up and coming players he said “three-bet, c-bet.” Scoring his biggest live cash at $252,020, Bekavac looks to continue his run and plans to play next weekend at MSPT Deadwood. Just weeks after his win in Riverside Iowa, Bekavac has climbed atop of the MSPT Main event leaderboard with no other players matching his four-time winning accomplishment. Bekavac had the most chips of the three players left so Marquez Davis took home $198,975 and CJ Peake took home $241,290. Once players got three-handed, an ICM chop was struck. Over the course of a five hour long final table, Bekavac’s signature aggressive style earned him three knockouts, more than any other player at the final table. “I feel great, I feel confident,” said an enthused Bekavac, “now nobody can say they got more than me now.” The poker pro who has been playing since he was 23 says he should have started playing tournaments earlier. After 15 hours of play in The Mid-States Poker Tour $1,100 Main Event At FireKeepers Casino, Michigan it was MSPT champion Dan Bekavac who ended up winning his record breaking fourth MSPT title.

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