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Hands #149-151: David Prociak Doubles Thru Jake Bazeley

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 36:  300,000/600,000/100,000 Ante

Hand #149  –  David Prociak moved all in, and Jake Bazeley folded.


Hand #150  –  Jake Bazeley min-raised to 1,200,000, and David Prociak folded.


Hand #151  –  David Prociak moved all in for 7,650,000, and Jake Bazeley called with Jh10h. Prociak turned over Qs5c, and he needed his hand to hold to stay alive.

The board came AcAs9s6s8s, and Prociak won the pot with a spade flush to double up in chips.

Seat 2.  David Prociak  –  15,500,000  (26 bb)
Seat 5.  Jake Bazeley  –  7,475,000  (12 bb)

Hands #146-148: David Prociak Doubles Thru Jake Bazeley

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 36:  300,000/600,000/100,000 Ante

Hand #146  –  Jake Bazeley folded, giving David Prociak a walk.


Hand #147  –  David Prociak folded, giving Jake Bazeley a walk.


Hand #148  –  Jake Bazeley moved all in, and David Prociak called all in for 3,775,000 wtih 5h2d. Bazeley turned over Kd10d, and Prociak needed to improve to stay alive.

The board came 7s6h5dAs8c, and Prociak paired his five on the flop to win the pot and double up in chips.

Seat 2.  David Prociak  –  7,750,000  (13 bb)
Seat 5.  Jake Bazeley  –  15,225,000  (25 bb)

Hands #143-145: Jake Bazeley Doubles Thru David Prociak

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 36:  300,000/600,000/100,000 Ante

Hand #143  –  David Prociak moved all in, and Jake Bazeley folded.


Hand #144  –  Jake Bazeley folded, giving David Prociak a walk.


Hand #145  –  David Prociak moved all in, and Jake Bazeley quickly called all in for 9,450,000 with QhQc. Prociak turned over AdKd, and Bazeley needed his hand to hold to stay alive.

The board came 9s8h6s7sQs, and Bazeley won the pot with a set of queens to double up in chips.

Seat 2.  David Prociak  –  3,875,000  (6 bb)
Seat 5.  Jake Bazeley  –  19,100,000  (32 bb)

Jake Bazeley2

Hands #138-142: Last Hands at This Level

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 35:  200,000/400,000/50,000 Ante

Hand #138  –  Jake Bazeley raised to 850,000, and David Prociak folded.


Hand #139  –  David Prociak raised to 900,000, and Jake Bazeley folded.


Hand #140  –  Jake Bazeley raised to 850,000, and David Prociak called. The flop came Qs8d4s, Prociak checked, Bazeley bet 750,000, and Prociak folded.


Hand #141  –  David Prociak min-raised to 800,000, and Jake Bazeley called. The flop came KcKh7h, Bazeley checked, Prociak bet 800,000, and Bazeley called. The turn card was the Qs, and both players checked.

The river card was the Qd, and both players check. Bazeley showed 6h4h for a missed flush draw — he was playing the board. Prociak turned over 10s7s to win the pot with ten high.


Hand #142  –  Jake Bazeley raised to 950,000, David Prociak moved all in, and Bazeley tanked for more than a minute before he folded. Prociak took the pot.

Hands #136-137: Jake Bazeley Doubles Thru David Prociak

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 35:  200,000/400,000/50,000 Ante

Hand #136  –  Jake Bazeley folded, giving David Prociak a walk.


Hand #137  –  David Prociak moved all in, and Jake Bazeley called all in for 6,150,000 with KhQd. Prociak turned over JdJc, and Bazeley needed to improve to stay alive.

The board came AsKc6c7s6s, and Bazeley pairs his king on the flop to win the pot and double up to 12.4 million in chips.

Seat 2.  David Prociak  –  10,575,000  (26 bb)
Seat 5.  Jake Bazeley  –  12,400,000  (31 bb)

Jake Bazeley

Hands #131-135: Heads-Up Play

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 35:  200,000/400,000/50,000 Ante

Hand #131  –  David Prociak min-raised to 800,000, Jake Bazeley moved all in, and Prociak quickly folded. Bazeley took the pot.


Hand #132  –  Jake Bazeley moved all in, and David Prociak folded.


Hand #133  –  David Prociak limped for 400,000, Jake Bazeley moved all in, and Prociak folded. Bazeley took the pot.


Hand #134  –  Jake Bazeley limped for 400,000, and David Prociak checked his option. The flop came KdKc7s, Prociak checked, Bazeley bet 425,000, and Prociak check-raised to 1,000,000. Bazeley folded, and Prociak took the pot.


Hand #135  –  David Prociak moved all in, and Jake Bazeley folded.

Hands #126-130: Heads-Up Play

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 35:  200,000/400,000/50,000 Ante

Hand #126  –  Jake Bazeley folded, giving David Prociak a walk.


Hand #127  –  David Prociak folded, giving Jake Bazeley a walk.


Hand #128  –  Jake Bazeley folded, giving David Prociak a walk.


Hand #129  –  David Prociak min-raised to 800,000, and Jake Bazeley called. Both players checked to the river on a board of Ks5s5c8d4d. Bazeley showed 9h7h for nine high, but Prociak turned over AcJd to win the pot with ace high.


Hand #130  –  Jake Bazeley moved all in, and David Prociak folded.

Hands #122-125: David Prociak Doubles Thru Jake Bazeley

$3,500 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ’n’ Roll Poker Open” Championship
Level 35:  200,000/400,000/50,000 Ante

Hand #122  –  Jake Bazeley limped for 400,000, and David Prociak checked his option. The flop came Qc9c5d, Prociak checked, Bazeley bet 450,000, and Prociak folded. Bazeley took the pot.


Hand #123  –  David Prociak folded, giving Jake Bazeley a walk.


Hand #124  –  Jake Bazeley limped for 400,000, and David Prociak checked his option. The flop came AhAsQs, Prociak checked, Bazeley bet 400,000, and Prociak folded. Bazeley took the pot.


Hand #125  –  David Prociak limped for 400,000, Jake Bazeley raised to 1,200,000, and Prociak called. The flop came 8c5c4d, Bazeley bet 1,100,000, Prociak raised to 2,500,000, and Bazeley moved all in.

Prociak snap-called all in for about 6.9 million with JsJd. Bazeley turned over 7c5d for a pair of fives with a gutshot straight draw, and Prociak needed his hand to hold to stay alive.

The turn card was the Ah, the river card was the 8d, and the pocket jacks held up for Prociak to win the pot and double up in chips.

David Prociak