David 'Bakes' Baker & John Hennigan in Dead Heat in $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Homestretch

The next leg of the mixed game adventure on PokerGO is the final table of the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. event. Day 2 action featured an appearance from Phil Ivey and the $10,000 2-7 Single Draw winner, Brian Rast. The Day 3 lineup proved formidable with bracelet winners competing for more jewelry and hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Watch the complete final table stream here with Norman Chad and Ali Nejad on the commentary:

The headline belongs to John Hennigan and David ‘Bakes’ Baker as the two survived a 13-hour day to continue their heads up match on June 15.

Hennigan added to his stack right at the start of the live stream. Playing against the unpredictable Iraj Parvizi, Hennigan used the river to strike and used a scooper to build toward the chip lead.

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Parvizi used his mysterious tactics to bust young mixed game expert Daniel Zack out in seventh place. Playing his Razz hand blind, Parvizi took all of Zack’s chips and left the American pro muttering to himself. Parvizi soon ran into his own trouble and left the Amazon stage in fourth place.

Two quick eliminations and the $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship is down to the final five! @dan__Zack out 7th, Daher out 6th.
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Baker took care of the dirty work eliminate Lee Salem on the tournament podium to set up a match between him and Hennigan.

Six bracelets return tomorrow to play heads up limit poker with four in Hennigan’s corner and two with Baker.

Hennigan is a favorite to win but as Baker proved today, he is capable of coming back from any deficit.

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John Hennigan – 6,675,000
David ‘Bakes’ Baker – 1,630,000

1. $414,692
2. $256,297