Both Brett Richey and Scott Clements wanted to play right on through and not take a dinner break, but Roland de Wolfe did want one. The three players eventually agreed on a shortened dinner break of just 35 minutes. We'll see you back here then.
In another three-way limped pot, the flop came down and everyone checked. The turn produced the and Brett Richey checked first. Scott Clements fired 30,000 and then Roland de Wolfe called. Richey folded.
The river brought the and Clements led for 40,000. De Wolfe put in a raise to 140,000 and then Clements folded face up.
Roland de Wolfe raised to 55,000 from the button and both the other players called from the blinds. The flop came down and everyone checked. The turn brought the and again everyone checked.
The river was the , and Clements led for 100,000 after Richey checked. De Wolfe called and then Richey folded.
Clements declared, "Tens and fives," before Roland showed him for top two pair, queens and tens, to scoop the pot.
We're down to three-handed poker and Brett Richey now has his first-ever six-figure score wrapped up. Prior to this, Richey's largest tournament cash was for $44,520. If he happens to win this event, Richey will just about double his career tournament winnings.
The play has slowed down significantly over the past 20 minutes or so. There's not much betting or raising going on as the players are looking for careful footing to maneuver their way closer to the bracelet.
Roland de Wolfe raised to 70,000 and then Scott Clements reraised to 220,000. De Wolfe made the call.
The flop came down and Clements fired 450,000 into the pot. De Wolfe mucked and Clements took the pot. He now has 1,450,000 with Roland dropping to 450,000.
On a flop of , Brett Richey checked and then Scott Clements checked. The turn brought the and Richey checked again. Clements fired 100,000 and Richey made the call.
The river finished the board with the and Richey led for a pot-sized pot. Clements folded and Richey raked in the pot.