The big story of Event #48: $1,000 SENIORS No-Limit Hold’em Championship was Billy Baxter's steady rise through the field. With seven WSOP bracelets and a spot in the Poker Hall of Fame already in hand, Baxter is one to watch.
Age brings experience and there is plenty of that in the remaining field of the Seniors Event. Gordon Eng (15,975,000) tops the leaderboard with Lonnie Hallette (15,300,000) and David Stearns (10,575,000) in close pursuit. Former Seniors champion, Dan Heimeller (3,625,000) also remains in the bracelet chase, looking for a duplicate.
Baxter's top ten chip stack at the end of Day 3 also bodes well for the continuation of his story tomorrow. Baxter and co will return on June 25 at 12 p.m. local time (note that this is a change from the 10 a.m. start marked on the original WSOP schedule).
Age brings experience and there is plenty of that in the remaining field of the Seniors Event. Gordon Eng (15,975,000) tops the leaderboard with Lonnie Hallette (15,300,000) and David Stearns (10,575,000) in close pursuit. Former Seniors champion, Dan Heimeller (3,625,000) also remains in the bracelet chase, looking for a duplicate.
Baxter's top ten chip stack at the end of Day 3 also bodes well for the continuation of his story tomorrow. Baxter and co will return on June 25 at 12 p.m. local time (note that this is a change from the 10 a.m. start marked on the original WSOP schedule).