Kristijonas Andrulis committed his final 50,000 in chips versus both Stephen Deutsch and Peter Lynn.
First to act, Deutsch drew two, Andrulis drew three, and Lynn drew one.
A side pot began to grow, as Deutsch check-called a bet from Lynn.
Each player drew one card, then Deutsch check-called another bet from Lynn.
Deutsch still needed to draw one, while both Andrulis and Lynn stood pat.
The last betting round was checked through, and while Andrulis had hoped that his would be enough to keep him alive, Lynn's would claim both the main and side pots, as Deutsch tossed his cards into the muck.
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David "Bakes" Baker just took down a huge pot to vault well atop the leaderboard.
Stephen Deutsch raised on the button and got a call from Baker in the big blind.
Both players drew two, which usually hasn't brought significant action in the betting to follow, but after Baker led out, Deutsch raised, and Baker called. A big pot had begun brewing.
Each player drew one card, and this time Baker checked to Deutsch who took the lead with a bet, only to be check-raised by Baker. Deutsch called.
Baker patted his hand and Deutsch needed to continue drawing one.
After both players checked the end, Baker showed , which would be the winner of a very healthy pot.
With a couple of extra bets in the pot from Stephen Deutsch, who folded pre-draw, David "Bakes" Baker and Peter Lynn each put four bets in before they began drawing.
Lynn patted in the big blind and Baker drew one on the button.
Baker then called bets from Lynn on each round of action, drawing one each time against Lynn's pat hand.
At showdown, Lynn showed a rough nine (), which held up as the best hand to put a huge dent into Baker's chip lead.
would be enough to keep him alive, Lynn's 
would claim both the main and side pots, as Deutsch tossed his cards into the muck.
