Stud
We just saw two massive Seven Card Stud pots on opposite tables, and the first one was between Matt Hawrilenko and David Baker.
| David Baker |  /     / |
| Matt Hawrilenko | /     / |
We caught the action on fourth street when Baker fired out 16,000 and Hawrilenko raised it up to 32,000. Baker wasted no time and put in another raise making it 48,000. Hawrilenko called.
Every street the board got more exciting and all the players at the table followed the action closely. Baker fired out 16,000 on fifth street and Hawrilenko called. On sixth street Baker's board showed trips and he bet again, Hawrilenko called.
On seventh street Baker kept beting and Hawrilenko called. Baker turned over 
for quad tens, and Hawrilenko was disgusted. He showed 
for a full house queens over aces.
"I've got queens full, and I never get to raise," Hawrilenko sighed while Scott Seiver shook his head in amazement.
Baker exhaled pretty loud and said, "Well that's a good hand to run good in," as he raked in this massive pot. Hawrilenko still has a big stack, but Baker is now up there as well.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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285,000
160,000
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160,000 |
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250,000
-100,000
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-100,000 |
only to be raised byt Steve Sung and his 
. The rest of the field got out of the way, and Holstege made the call. On the turn and fifth street, Sung fired out bets and was called by Holstege, and then both players checked sixth and seventh.
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, but drew a 
, which meant Burt's 
was good for the double.
, and Chow tabled his 
. Calenzo more than doubled up and he's back in the race.
and was called by Chris Viox. Mikal Blomlie then completed with the 
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