A middle positioned player opened with a raise and it folded around to Andy Frankenberger in the big blind. He tossed out a call and both players took two new cards at the first draw. They both opted to check the next betting round, with Frankenberger pulling one new card and his opponent still taking two. Frankenberger led out with a bet and his opponent called to go to the final draw.
Frankenberger stood pat on the last draw while his opponent pulled one card. Frankenberger put out one last bet on the final betting round and found a call. Frankenberger's opponent tabled for a ninety-six low and a sixty-five badugi. This was good for the scoop and Frankenberger's cards were pulled into the muck. With this hit he's down to about 4,200 in chips.
John Holley opened with a raise to 75 from under the gun and Melissa Burr made it 275 from the next seat over. Action folded back to Holley and he moved out a call.
Both players took three new cards at the draw and Holley checked his action over to Burr. She cut out a bet of 600 and Holley folded his hand. Burr tabled for aces and deuces before raking in the pot.
For the draw, Abrams knuckled the table, signifying that he was pat. Volpe, on the other hand, pulled two new cards. Abrams fired 250 post-draw and Volpe called. Abrams rolled over for a pat eighty-seven. Volpe mucked his hand and Abrams took down the pot. He's now up to around 5,900 in chips while Volpe has dropped to roughly 3,650.
On a flop of , Mike Sexton led out with a bet and David "ODB" Baker raised the action to 700 total. The player on the button went into the tank before folding his hand. Sexton came over the top with an all in bet for roughly 1,200 and Baker called.
Sexton:
Baker:
Sexton was ahead at the moment with top two pair but fell behind after the board completed with the turn () and the river (). Baker played his nine and seven to make a straight to the nine and Sexton was sent to the rail. Baker picked up the pot and now has around 5,300 in chips.
Picking up with the action after the second draw, Chino Rheem fired out a bet and his lone opponent called. On the final draw, Rheem stood pat and his opponent drew one card. Rheem fired out one last bet on the final betting round and his opponent flung out a call.
Rheem fanned for a winning eighty-seven. His opponent mucked and Rheem pulled in a pot that brings his stack to around 4,700.
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for a ninety-six low and a sixty-five badugi. This was good for the scoop and Frankenberger's cards were pulled into the muck. With this hit he's down to about 4,200 in chips.
for aces and deuces before raking in the pot.
for a pat eighty-seven. Volpe mucked his hand and Abrams took down the pot. He's now up to around 5,900 in chips while Volpe has dropped to roughly 3,650.
, Mike Sexton led out with a bet and David "ODB" Baker raised the action to 700 total. The player on the button went into the tank before folding his hand. Sexton came over the top with an all in bet for roughly 1,200 and Baker called.
) and the river (
). Baker played his nine and seven to make a straight to the nine and Sexton was sent to the rail. Baker picked up the pot and now has around 5,300 in chips.
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