2012 World Series of Poker

They're back to even yet again, or near enough.

Benjamin Lazer two-bet the button, drew one and stood pat from there. Randy Ohel called the raise and drew two, two, and one. Lazer bet all three rounds and Ohel check-called each time.

Lazer opened and won the pot as Ohel mucked.

Benjamin Lazer had the button, and called. Randy Ohel checked, and both players drew two cards. Ohel check-called a bet.

On the second draw, Ohel discarded two again, and Lazer stood pat. Ohel check-folded to a bet.

Randy Ohel raised and Benjamin Lazer called. Both drew three and Lazer check-raised a bet. Call.

Both drew one and Lazer just check-called a bet this time. Both drew one again and Ohel bet out like he hit and took the pot down as Lazer mucked.

Randy Ohel had the button, and raised. Benjamin Lazer called, and drew two cards. Ohel stood pat. Lazer check-called a bet, and drew one more card. Ohel stood pat. Lazer check-called another bet.

On the final draw, Lazer drew one more card. He checked a third time, Ohel bet, and Lazar snap-mucked.

The stacks are pretty much even again.

Benjamin Lazer took around a one million to 700,000-chip lead after he showed down . Randy Ohel mucked. Ohel had been the aggressor until the last betting round when Lazer led out and was called.

The very next hand Ohel called a raise before both drew two. Ohel led out and Lazer mucked.

Randy Ohel had the button, and raised. Benjamin Lazer called. On the first draw, Lazer dished two, and Ohel discarded two. Lazer led out, and Ohel called. On the second draw, Lazer stood pat, and Ohel drew two. Lazer led out, and Ohel called.

On the final draw, Lazer stood pat one more time, and Ohel drew one. Lazer bet, Ohel called, and Lazer tabled .

It was good.

It's not over yet. In a three-bet pot Benjamin Razer was all-in by second betting round. On showdown he tabled a nine and Randy Ohel hadn't looked at his last draw card. It needed to beat a nine but he tabled a ten.

Lazer still has hope after that double.

Randy Ohel made a ninety-eight perfect, dropping Benjamin Lazer to less than 300,000, and after this hand, Lazer has about three big bets.

Lazer had the button, and raised. Ohel called, and drew three. Lazer drew three as well, and bet when Ohel checked. Ohel called the bet.

Both players drew two on the second draw, and Ohel led out. Lazer raised, and Ohel called.

On the final draw, Ohel called for one, and Lazer stood pat. Ohel fanned another ninety-eight perfect, and raked in the pot.

Jimmy Fricke on the rail doesn't seem to think so, and we find it hard to disagree.

Benjamin Lazer two-bet and and Randy Ohel called. Ohel drew three to Lazer's one. Ohel check-called and they both drew one.

Ohel now came out betting and Lazer called. Both stood pat and Ohel led again. Lazer tanked for two minutes, made the call, and mucked upon seeing Ohel's .