We went over to David Bakes Baker's table and saw that he was in a pot with three other players. The board read 
, and the big blind checked to Baker, who bet out 2,400. The other two players folded, but the big blind stuck around.
They went heads up to the turn, which was the 
, and after the big blind checked, Baker fired out 4,300. Again he was called, and the river came out the 
. The big blind checked for a third time, and Baker took about 20 seconds before he fired out 9,400, which was just under half his stack. The big blind called fairly quickly, and he was given bad news, as Baker flipped up 
. The big blind mucked, and Baker raked in the pot to bump him up to 55,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
55,000
15,000
|
15,000 |
fell on the turn and like clockwork, Duthie checked and his opponent bet another 800.
river and Duthie showed 
for a pair of eights. His opponent mucked.
turn. Both players checked the turn and the river came 
. Cody checked and the button bet out 7,100.
for the runner-runner straight. Cody shook his normally still head and flashed 
to the 
. There was roughly 15,000 in the middle, and Matusow made a pot-sized shove. Lester tank called, but was in bad shape.
and the big check-called a 1,400 bet from Bellande. The action was the same for 3,200 on the 
hit the river, doubling him to 64,600 chips.
Ken Griffin checked from the big blind and the player on the button bet 4,000. Griffin called and the 
came on the river. Griffin took the lead and bet out two orange chips, worth 10,000. The button went into the tank for a couple of minutes before reluctantly folding his hand.
