We stumbled upon David "ODB" Baker's table to see well over 15,000 in chips in the middle of the table. The board read 


and Baker's opponent moved all in for his last 8,025.
Baker sat pondering a call for over a minute while playing with the necessary amount of chips to call. Eventually, though, Baker decided to let go of his hand, awarding the pot to his opponent. With the loss of this pot, Baker is now sitting on about 18,500 in tournament chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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18,500
10,500
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10,500 |
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. However, he ran into an opponent's 
and failed to catch up as the board rolled out 


.





, which gave Taylor a flush.


. The small blind checked to Dolan in the cutoff and he checked as well. Kruger checked his option from the button and the turn was the
.
and both players checked. Dolan showed

turned. Ho checked a second time and her opponent moved all in for his last 2,775. Ho looked at her cards several times before folding them and the other two hands were exposed:

only to find that he was behind his opponent's
. Clinkscales found no help on the board and his opponent's ladies in the hole were able to send him to the rail.


were behind.