2021 WSOP Day 19: David "Bakes" Baker Hunting for Third Bracelet at $1,500 Triple Draw Final Table
David "Bakes" Baker heads to the final table of the $1,500 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw with his eyes on his third WSOP bracelet.
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David "Bakes" Baker heads to the final table of the $1,500 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw with his eyes on his third WSOP bracelet.
Tom Bacon claimed the overall 2021 Goliath Online chip lead, but Rick Trigg amassed a big stack on Day 1B.
Portugal's Rui Ferreira has been tearing up the online felts in recent times and is in prime position for another huge win after bagging the chip lead on Day 1a of the Powerfest $1,050 Main Event at Ferreira, who plays at partypoker under a Dutch flag, will head into Day 2 with a 164 big blind stack of 2,298,444 in chips. Jan Strazisar (2,059,015), Leon Sturm (1,978,650), Simon Mattsson (1,862,326), Mary Pudmoreff (1,639,475), Salvatore Bertino (1,422,338), and Joaquim Countinho also virtually bagged at least 100 big blind stacks for Day 2. Rounding out the top 10 in chip stacks in Da...
Adrian Mateos finishes in second place. The MILLIONS Online #23 Mix-Max boasted a $3,200 buy-in along with a generous $300,000 guaranteed prize pool. The guarantee was just met with 100 entrants getting into the action. The one-day event, which lasted slightly more than 8 1/2 hours, featured a unique format featuring eight-max action for the first 15 blind levels. The rest of the way was six-max barring the seven-max final table. Two players with Union Jack flags but from different countries in Greece's Alexandros Theologis and Spain's Adrian Mateos battled it out in heads-up play. Mateos w...