Back and Forth in Razz
The last hand in Omaha Hi-Lo was chopped as David "Bakes" Baker got a runner-runner low run out on a board of 
. Right after that, the game type switched to Razz.
Razz
David "Bakes" Baker: 
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John Hennigan: / 
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Baker completed with an ace and John Hennigan called. Baker bet fourth and was called before Hennigan had the lead on fifth and bet, Baker called. Baker regained the lead on sixth and bet, Hennigan called. On seventh, Baker bet and Hennigan raised to force a fold.
John Hennigan: / 
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David "Bakes" Baker: / 
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Hennigan completed with a four and Baker called with an eight. Baker bet fourth and was called, Hennigan bet fifth and was called, the roles were reversed once more on sixth and a bet by Baker was followed by a call from Hennigan. Baker check-called on seventh and Hennigan showed a 
for an eight-six-four-three.
Baker had for an eight-six-four-deuce and scooped the pot.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
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5,800,000 | -100,000 |
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2,505,000 | 100,000 |