Campbell Takes Back Lead
Robert Campbell defended his big blind to a raise from David Bach and proceeded to draw four cards. Bach drew one and fired a continuation-bet after Campbell checked to him. Campbell then drew one and Bach stood pat behind him. Campbell checked and Bach fired again. Campbell made the call and stood pat on the final draw.
"The jig is up," Bach said as he checked his cards before drawing three. Both players then checked to showdown.
Campbell tabled 
, good for a ten-nine. Bach mucked and the pot was shipped to Campbell.
Two hands later, Bach again opened from the small blind and Campbell defended. Campbell drew three and Bach two. After the draw, Campbell check-called Bach's continuation-bet. The second draw went two and pat and Campbell check-raised Bach's second barrel. Bach made the call. On the final draw, Campbell stood pat and Bach took one. Campbell then fired on the end and Bach checked his hand before folding.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,900,000 | 750,000 |
|
1,770,000 | -750,000 |