Keith Walker has the chips and the confidence needed to make something happen after knocking out Gary Benson, and he just added some more to his stack.
Walker raised to 70,000 from the small blind, and Wayne Bentley called from the big. The flop came down and Walker fired out 75,000. Bentley called.
On the turn, the , Walker bet 75,000 and Bentley called again. The river was the and for a third time Walker bet 75,000. Bentley looked frustrated, as the price for him was probably very good. He called and Walker turned over . Bentley flipped up his as he threw them into the muck.
Walker is now over two million, and closing in on the chip lead.
Sam Razavi was under the gun when he opened the pot to 65,000. Wayne Bentley called out of the small blind and the dealer flipped over a flop. Bentley led for 75,000 here and Razavi made the call. Both players opted to check the turn and it was on to the river. Bentley opted to lead again here, firing out 150,000. Razavi made the call and said, "I was calling you down with king-high i swear," as he turned over . Bentley's went into the muck and Razavi picked up the pot.
Sam Razavi was on the button when he opened the pot to 90,000. Keith Walker opted to come along for the ride in the small blind as the dealer flipped over flop. Razavi went with a check-call here when Walker bet 60,000. It was the same thing again on the turn, and the completed the board on the river.
This time when Razavi checked, Walker would again bet 60,000, but Razavi would check-raise to 400,000. Walker thought long and hard before letting his hand go, sending the pot to Razavi.
Wayne Bentley has just managed to double up through Tom Grigg. It all started with Bentley opening the button to 90,000. Grigg called out of the small blind and a flop was dealt on the felt. Grigg went with a check here and Bentley flicked out 150,000. Grigg moved all in and Bentley decided to call for around 700,000.
Bentley was in good shape, holding , while Grigg would need help holding . The turn () and the river () were safe for Bentley and he raked in the double up.
Wayne Bentley didn't come to this final table to fold his way through. He's playing many pots, and just won another by snapping off Tom Grigg on the river.
Bentley raised to 90,000 from the small blind and Grigg called from the big. The flop came down and Bentley bet 110,000. Grigg called.
On the turn the hit and both players checked.
The river was the and Bentley checked again. Grigg bet 250,000 and Bentley called within a second. Bentley turned over and Grigg flashed a as he sent his cards into the muck.
and Walker fired out 75,000. Bentley called.
, Walker bet 75,000 and Bentley called again. The river was the 
and for a third time Walker bet 75,000. Bentley looked frustrated, as the price for him was probably very good. He called and Walker turned over 
. Bentley flipped up his 
as he threw them into the muck.
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turn and it was on to the 
river. Bentley opted to lead again here, firing out 150,000. Razavi made the call and said, "I was calling you down with king-high i swear," as he turned over 
. Bentley's 
went into the muck and Razavi picked up the pot.
and Grigg bet 65,000. Razavi called.
hit, and Grigg kept betting. He fired out 135,000 and Razavi folded.
turn, and the 
completed the board on the river.
and Bentley check-called 65,000.
and Bentley checked a third time. Grigg bet 335,000 and Bentley snap-called with 
. Grigg showed 
flop was dealt on the felt. Grigg went with a check here and Bentley flicked out 150,000. Grigg moved all in and Bentley decided to call for around 700,000.
) were safe for Bentley and he raked in the double up.
as he sent his cards into the muck.