Under the gun, Simon Watt raises to 125,000, and David Randall comes along from the big blind with the calling chips.
Flop: , and both players check. The turn is the , and the action repeats itself with two checks. The fills out the board, and Randall takes that as a signal to bet out 90,000. Watt quickly calls.
Randall:
Watt:
Well, that's just not very exciting, now is it? Chop it up, and let's get on with the next hand.
David Randall raises to 120,000 from under the gun, Tom "durrrr" Dwan calls from the small blind and Austin McCormick three-bets to 390,000 from the big blind.
Randall four-bets all in, Dwan folds and McCormick makes the call. It's race time:
Showdown
McCormick:
Randall:
The flop falls bringing a back-door flush draw for McCormick and the on the turn keeps the draw alive.
The rail shouts a myriad of cards as the dealer spikes the on the river doubling Randall to 3,350,000 chips and dropping McCormick to 1,600,000 chips.
About twenty minutes ago, the TV monitors went out above our featured table, much to the chagrin of the hoard of spectators perched atop the Jack Link's Lounge. Emcee Robbie apologized profusely on the microphone, saying he'd already called the technicians to come have a look.
Just a moment ago, one of the ESPN techies we know only as "George" came dashing into the room, jiggled a few wires, pressed a button, and revived our televisions. The crowd goes wild.
"George, George, George of the Jungle," was the chant over the microphone from Robbie. We're back in business over here.
Tom Dwan and at least one other player just sprinted off the stage following the last hand of that level. It appears we're on a two-minute unscheduled bathroom break. We'll be playing 25,000/50,000 with a running ante of 5,000 when we return.
Tom Dwan raises to 105,000 under the gun, and Austin McCormick appears to be thinking sinister thoughts. He eventually just makes a smooth call, and the flop comes .
Dwan taps the table slowly, and McCormick is deep in thought, his face again obscured by his gray hoodie. He finally checks it back.
Turn: , and the action check-checks again to the river. Check-check again, how dull.
David Randall raises to 90,000 from under the gun. Action folds to Tom "durrrr" Dwan who re-raises to 280,000 from the small blind. Austin McCormick gives up his big blind and after a few moments of deliberation Randall folds to the three-bet.
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, and both players check. The turn is the 
, and the action repeats itself with two checks. The 
fills out the board, and Randall takes that as a signal to bet out 90,000. Watt quickly calls.
bringing a back-door flush draw for McCormick and the 
on the turn keeps the draw alive.
on the river doubling Randall to 3,350,000 chips and dropping McCormick to 1,600,000 chips.
, and the action check-checks again to the 
river. Check-check again, how dull.
, and he takes it down.
