After Seneca Easley limped in from the button, Shaun Walker raised to 160,000 from the big blind. Easley made the call and the flop came down . Walker bet 140,000 and Easley made the call.
The turn brought the and both players checked to see the fall on the river. With four hearts now on board, Walker checked. Easley tanked for a bit and asked how much Walker had left, which was 1.15 million. He then checked behind.
Walker tabled the for a nine-high flush. Walker held the for a seven-high flush. Walker won the hand and moved back to 1.76 million in chips.
Shaun Walker limped the button and Seneca Easley checked from the big blind to see the flop come down . Easley checked, Walker bet 50,000 and Easley called.
The turn was the to pair the board and both players checked before the fell on the river. Easley bet 100,000 and Walker called.
Easley tabled for trip fives. Walker flashed an ace and mucked his hand.
Shaun Walker opened the button with a raise to 100,000. Seneca Easley reraised to 200,000 from the big blind and won the pot. This is the first three-bet we've seen during heads-up play.
Easley has been chipping away in a number of small pots, and it looks like he's taken the chip lead in the duel.
With the button in front of him, Seneca Easley opened to 100,000, the usual. What was unusual was Shaun Walker's response, a rare three-bet to 250,000 total. Easley didn't waste much time announcing a four-bet all in, and Walker leaned forward across the felt. "Did you say you're all in?" Easley nodded. "Oh, I call," Walker said with confidence, committing his last 1.2 million chips to the pot.
Showdown
Easley:
Walker:
"Wow," Easley said as he shook his head. "Cold deck." Little did he know how cold the deck could get. He was looking for a ten, but Walker instead found two more aces as the flop came . Easley could only chuckle as his misfortune as the turn and river filled out the board for good measure.
After that double, Walker is now in control with 2.61 million, dropping Easley down close to 1 million.
From the button, Seneca Easley raised to 100,000. Shaun Walker reraised to 300,000 from the big blind. Easley came back with an all-in shove for 1.24 million and Walker called after getting a count on the chips.
Walker:
Easley:
The flop came down to Easley smacked a set of threes to take a big come-from-behind lead in the hand. The turn was the and the river the . Walker's sevens went down and he sent the chips over.
From the button, Seneca Easley opened to 100,000, and Shaun Walker once again three-bet to 250,000 total. Easley wasted no time calling, and off they went to a flop. Walker continued out with 200,000 more chips, and Easley called even quicker this time.
That brought them to the turn, and Walker took just a moment's pause. He tapped the felt, and Easley took his cue to announce an all in shove. Walker uncapped his cards with a bit of frustration crossing his face, surrendering them to the muck and dropping his stack down under 1 million.
. Walker bet 140,000 and Easley made the call.
and both players checked to see the 
fall on the river. With four hearts now on board, Walker checked. Easley tanked for a bit and asked how much Walker had left, which was 1.15 million. He then checked behind.
for a nine-high flush. Walker held the 
for a seven-high flush. Walker won the hand and moved back to 1.76 million in chips.
. Easley checked, Walker bet 50,000 and Easley called.
fell on the river. Easley bet 100,000 and Walker called.
for trip fives. Walker flashed an ace and mucked his hand.
in a limped pot with Shaun Walker having to act first. He bet 50,000 and Seneca Easley made the call.
fell on the turn, both players checked. The river then completed the board with the 
. Walker bet 150,000 and Easley made the call.
for a six-high straight and won the pot.
and river 
filled out the board for good measure.
to Easley smacked a set of threes to take a big come-from-behind lead in the hand. The turn was the 
. Walker's sevens went down and he sent the chips over.
turn, and Walker took just a moment's pause. He tapped the felt, and Easley took his cue to announce an all in shove. Walker uncapped his cards with a bit of frustration crossing his face, surrendering them to the muck and dropping his stack down under 1 million.