Leo Boxell picked the wrong time to move all in, as he did so on the board of against David "ODB" Baker. Boxell held the and was drawing stone dead against the for Baker.
The river completed the board with the , giving Boxell a meaningless two pair as he got up out of his chair and headed for the exit. Baker climbed to nearly 50,000 in chips and is simply crushing at the moment.
Over on Table 18, Erik Cajelais and Joe Kuether have been battling all day long, and the two just played another pot that saw some chips get sent over to Kuether.
Kuether had raised from the cutoff seat and Cajelais made the call from the big blind. Following that, the dealer ran out the flop and both players checked through to see the land on the turn. Cajelais checked fourth street and Kuether bet 550. Cajelais called.
The completed the board on the river and Cajelais checked. Kuether tossed out 1,025 and Cajelais called.
Kuether turned up the for two pair, aces and threes. Cajelais mucked and Kuether scooped the pot.
With the rolling over of the blinds to the 100/200 level, the dinner break is just 60 minutes away. At the completion of this level, all remaining players will be on a one-hour dinner break.
Fabrice Soulier checked the flop and Matan Krakow bet 350. Soulier made the call and then checked the turn card. Krakow fired again, this time for 800. Soulier called. On the river, the landed and both players checked.
Soulier showed the for two pair, eights and fives. Krakow mucked and Soulier won the pot.
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