Josh Arieh is back over the 200k-mark after battling with Benjamin Lazer.
He opened from the button and Lazer called from the big blind. Arieh drew two, one, and one compared to Lazer's three, two, and one on each draw. Arieh had the lead on the betting as Lazer was in check-call mode on all three betting rounds.
Arieh opened 
for a seven and Lazer mucked.
Nam Le raised, David Baker raised on the button, Layne Flack re-raised from the small blind, and only Baker called. On the first draw, Flack stood pat, and led out. Baker drew one, and called.
On the second draw, Baker drew one again, but this time he raised when Flack led out. Flack re-raised, Baker put in a fourth bet, and Baker called.
"Ok," Flack said, finally discarding on the third draw.
Baker stood pat, and Flack checked dark. Baker bet, and Flack unhappily folded.
"You play high variance poker," said David Baker to Layne Flack after he led and three-bet after the first draw had been made. Flack had just drawn two to Baker's three.
Baker called the three-bet and both players drew one more before Flack check-called a bet. Flack drew one more time and Baker stood pat.
Baker opened 
and Flack mucked.
Randy Ohel raised on the button, and Josh Arieh called out of the small blind. Both players drew two cards, and Arieh check-raised Ohel. Ohel called.
Arieh stood pat the rest of the way, and Ohel drew a card on the second and third draw. He check-called a bet after the second draw, and both players checked after the third.
Arieh fanned 
for a ten-seven, and Ohel mucked.
We missed all of the details, but Julie Schneider was just eliminated by Josh Arieh. Arieh drew to number one, which bested Schneider's eighty-six perfect.
David Baker had stopped his southward chip trajectory to the cost of some of Nam Le's stack.
Le opened from the hijack and called when Baker three-bet from the next seat. Le drew one to one to Baker's two and then bet 4,000. Call.
Le stood pat and Baker drew one. Le fired out for 8,000 and Baker called. Both stood pat and Le check-called 8,000 from baker.
"Number two," said Baker and opened .
"F##K!" responded Le and mucked.
Jason Lavallee raised on the button, and Josh Arieh defended his big blind. On the first two draws, Lavallee called for one card. Arieh called for two cards on the first, then one on the second. Arieh also check-called bets after both draws.
On the third draw, Arieh dished one card, and Lavallee stood pat. Arieh check-folded, and Lavallee raked in the pot.
Shawn Buchanan raised, Farzad Bonyadi called out of the blinds, and we were off to the first draw. Bonyadi drew two, Buchanan one, and Bonyadi check-called a bet. On the second draw, Bonyadi only tossed one card away, and Buchanan stood pat. Bonyadi check-called another bet.
The same action occurred on the third draw, and both players checked. Buchanan fanned 
, and Bonyadi mucked.
Barry Greenstein was short and needed to make something happen. He tried, but it didn't work out for him.
Josh Arieh two-bet from the cut-off and and Greenstein three-bet from the small blind. Benjamin Lazer called from the big blind, as did Arieh.
All three drew two cards before Greenstein bet his final 2,000. Both players called and all three discarded two more cards.
Lazer starting building a side pot as he bet 8,000. Call. Greenstein drew two once more and both opponents stood pat. Lazer bet another 8,000 and that convinced Arieh to fold.
Lazer:
Greenstein:
That was it for "The Bear". Another deep run secured in a mixed-game event.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
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