Baker Doubles Opponent
Level 4
: 100/200, 25 ante
We arrived in time to find David "ODB" Baker and an opponent looking down at a completed board of 
. With roughly 12,000 already in the middle, Baker checked to his opponent who moved all in for approximately 11,000.
Baker was in the tank for quite some time before flinging out a call. His opponent showed 
, prompting a muck from the World Series of Poker bracelet winner. With this hit, Baker's stack is now down to about 14,500.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
14,500
-16,000
|
-16,000 |
|
||
and Bazeley continued out for 800. His opponent flatted and the 
paired the board on the turn. Bazeley slowed with a check and his opponent opted to do the same.
to the felt and Bazeley checked again. His opponent fired out 2,400 and Bazeley tossed out a call.
and La Sengphet called the all-in raise.
on the river would not do it for him, however, and he was eliminated from play. Sengphet scooped the sizable pot and now has around 57,000 in chips.
when we found Jay Merchant and two other players engaged in the hand. Merchant was in the small blind and first to act. He bet 1,300 and the player to his direct left quickly tossed out a call. The third player folded, leaving the two heads up to the river.
to complete the board and Merchant slowed with a check. His opponent instantly bet 4,000, sending Merchant into the tank. Ultimately, Merchant tossed out a call and then mucked his hand after his opponent tabled 
for kings and sixes. Merchant shipped the chips to the next seat over and now has around 16,000 to his name.
. All three players checked around to the World Series of Poker Circuit ring winner who fired out 1,700 from the button. The first two players to act ditched their hand, while the third looked Rabinowitz up.