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David 'Bakes' Baker wins $10k H.O.R.S.E.! Hellmuth finished 4th & Ivey in 5th place...
Tags: 10k horse, 2012 wsop, bakes, david baker, john monnette, phil hellmuth, phil ivey.
Posted on 19 June 2012 by "T".

After a very tight heads-up against John Monnette (lasted for about 90 minutes), David 'Bakes' Baker took home his second gold bracelet (winning the $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball event in 2010) and the $451,779 first place prize! On the final table, Baker overcame fantastic players such as Phil Hellmuth (4th) and Phil Ivey (5th), so it definitely was a well-deserved win by the 25-year-old poker pro from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.

Event #32: H.O.R.S.E. attracted a field of 178 players that generated a $1,673,200 prize pool. A total of 24 players received a share from it and here are the 8 finalists: 

 

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5 comments on "David ''Bakes'' Baker wins $10k H.O.R.S.E.! Hellmuth finished 4th & Ivey in 5th place..."


 Somaks19/06/2012 11:39:45 GMT
Despite not winning this one, Hellmuth has been doing surprisingly good this WSOP.. Taking into consideration his last couple of years of cold streak i didn't put much hopes on him this year. But back on the topic, congratulations to Baker for his second bracelet!
 Fakiry19/06/2012 11:53:11 GMT
One Canadian among seven north-americans in the first eight places of this event, it just shows locals keep ruling events when they play at home. And what a nice victory from a 25 year old pro against big names such as Phil Hellmuth and Phil Ivey. Known pros got to watch out if they want to keep their prestige.
 noonlion19/06/2012 12:51:19 GMT
Yeah Fakiry, the WSOP is always dominated by Americans, probably even more so now due to the online poker ban so it's an outlet.

One heck of a win for Baker.

But Hellmuth...wow. He's been doing exceptionally well, the guy has been a beast.

Ivey has had some sweet finishes too and is somewhat unlucky not to have got himself another bracelet.

 pochui19/06/2012 16:04:32 GMT
in terms of numbers yes wsop is dominated by americans, but in terms of winners (final table players) this is not always the case- especially when we look at the main event...i think more americans enter those lower profile events, less popular games- and on the contrary the rest just pile up for main event
 Fakiry21/06/2012 12:12:23 GMT
Posted by noonlion: Yeah Fakiry, the WSOP is always dominated by Americans, probably even more so now due to the online poker ban so it's an outlet.

I see what you mean noonlion, but i don’t know if it’s the lack of online activity that is pushing american players to the WSOP or if it’s world wide economical crysis (or any other reason related with lack of money) that is taking foreigners and non-americans out of the poker annual top event.

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