Jared Hyman raised in early position before he was three-bet by David "ODB" Baker in middle position. When it folded to the big blind Xiaochuan Zhang, he made the call. Hyman then went all in for last 41,000.
With three players in the hand and Hyman all in, the flop came 10♦2♣Q♠. Zhang checked to Baker who bet. Zhang quickly folded to leave the two players heads up.
Jared Hyman: A♣J♥
David "ODB" Baker: 6♠6♦
Baker was ahead with his pair of sixes, but would need to fade an ace, king or jack to eliminate Hyman. When the board ran out 10♠ on the turn, and 3♥ on the river meant Baker's sixes were still best, and Hyman was eliminated in 16th place.
Action folded to Paul Campbell on the button, who made the call. Arash Ghaneian was forced all in from the small blind for 5,000 after losing majority of his stack the hand prior. Travis Trail in the big blind checked his option.
Trail and Campbell checked the J♣J♠9♠ flop, J♦ turn, and 10♣ river.
At showdown Campbell tabled A♣Q♥9♣6♥ for two pair jacks and nines. Trail and Ghaneian were not able to beat the two pair of Campbell, and Ghaneian was eliminated in 17th place.
David "ODB" Baker completed with a 10♦ up and Xiaochuan Zhang called with a 6♣ up.
David "ODB" Baker: XxXx/10♦J♦J♣3♣/Xx
Xiaochuan Zhang: XxXx/6♣7♥9♥8♣/Xx
Baker bet on fourth and fifth street with Zhang calling both times.
On sixth street Baker checked over to Zhang who checked back, prompting Baker to bet on seventh street and Zhang called.
"Full house," said Baker as he tabled A♠J♥10♣ for jacks full of tens. Zhang tapped the table and mucked his hand while Baker got an early boost to his stack.
A field that started with 357 entries is down to its final 17 players in Event #91: $3,000 H.O.R.S.E. The third and final day in this event is set to conclude today at Horseshoe and Pairs Las Vegas. The man on top of the leaderboard seeking his first World Series of Poker bracelet is Wooram Cho (1,875,000).
Although Cho has yet to win a bracelet, there are several bracelet winners in the mix for Day 3. John Racener (1,765,000), who comes into the day second on the leaderboard, is looking for his third gold bracelet and second this summer. Also in the top 5 is three-time winner David "ODB" Baker (1,130,000).
John Racener
Top Ten Chip Counts
Place
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Bets
1
Wooram Cho
South Korea
1,875,000
23
2
John Racener
United States
1,765,000
22
3
Gary Bolden
United States
1,650,000
20
4
David "ODB" Baker
United States
1,130,000
14
5
David Tarbet
United Kingdom
940,000
11
6
Jeremy Ausmus
United States
930,000
11
7
Xiaochuan Zhang
China
880,000
11
8
Paul Campbell
United States
640,000
8
9
Travis Trail
United States
610,000
7
10
Luis Velador
Mexico
585,000
7
Jeremy Ausmus looks to cap off a summer of deep runs with his seventh career World Series of Poker bracelet. Ausmus has made six final tables this summer, but has yet to win a gold bracelet. He finds himself in second place in the 2024 WSOP Player of the Year race, but a big score in this event could see him overthrow Scott Seiver at the top of the leaderboard.
The 17 remaining players have all locked up a minimum cash of$8,042 with a top prize of $206,321.
Remaining Prize Pool
Place
Prize
1
$206,321
2
$135,877
3
$91,547
4
$63,134
5
$44,591
6
$32,274
7
$23,952
8
$18,238
9
$14,259
10-11
$11,454
12-15
$9,461
16-17
$8,042
Players will return Saturday at 1 p.m. at Level 23 in the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. Blinds will be 20,000-40,000 with 40,000-80,000 limits and a 10,000 ante and bring in. Play will continue until a winner is crowned.
Be sure to follow PokerNews and we will provide live updates and coverage of this event until we crown a winner.
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