Richey Goes Back to Back
, and Jan Sorenson made the call showing the 
.Richey: (X-X) /
/ (X)Sorenson: (X-X) /
/ (X)Fourth street saw Sorenson call a Richey bet. On fifth street, Richey bet again, but this time, Sorenson put another bet on top, which Richey called. Both players checked sixth street. Looking confident now, Richey fired a bet on seventh street, and Sorenson called. Richey laid out
for aces up, and it was the winner as his opponent mucked his down cards.-----
On the very next hand, the two men went at it again. Richey completed once more, this time holding the
, and Sorenson made the call with a deuce again.Richey: (X-X) /
/ (X)Sorenson: (X-X) /
/ (X)Richey bet on fourth, fifth and sixth streets, with Sorenson calling all the way. Both players checked seventh street this time. Richey exposed his down cards first, revealing
, which Sorenson couldn't match. With his split kings improving the whole way, Richey's Broadway straight was good enough to take down the second of back-to-back pots, leapfrogging him up near the very top with 142,000.