Ernst Hermans opened with a raise to 250,000 and Aaron Benton made the call.
Both players checked down the board to the river where Benton fired a 275,000 bet. Hermans made the call and Benton announced "Nine high." Hermans then tabled the and took down the pot with a pair of fours.
Ernst Hermans opened the pot with a raise to 250,000 and Aaron Benton made the call. The flop came down and Benton checked to Hermans who fired a 125,000 continuation bet. Benton then check-raised to 500,000 prompting Hermans to fold.
As he raked in the pot, Benton tabled the showing nothing but queen high as he told Hermans (paraphrased), "You're not the only one who can play poker, my friend!"
Aaron Benton is now up to 6.6 million in chips after stringing together a series of small pots.
In a recent hand that was opened to 275,000 preflop by Ernst Hermans, Benton called to see the flop -- -- and led out with a 525,000 bet that prompted Hermans to lay down his hand.
Ernst Hermans opened the pot with a raise to 275,000 from the button and Aaron Benton made the call.
The two saw an flop and Benton passed the first option to Hermans who fired a 225,000 continuation bet. Benton made the call.
The fell on the turn and Benton led out with a hefty 880,000 bet which was called by Hermans.
The last card off the deck was the and Benton putting on the brakes, allowing Hermans to take a 1.6 million dollar stab at the pot. Benton looked him up and Hermans tabled for absolute air. Benton's would take down the pot, knocking Hermans down to 1.92 million in chips.
Ernst Hermans had the button and raised to 300,000. Aaron Benton made the call and the two players would see another flop. The dealer dealt the and in the middle of the felt and both players checked.
The turn card was the and Benton checked. Hermans fired 275,000 and won the pot. He moved up to 2.6 million after this hand.