Matt Jarvis raised to 110,000 from the button, then Justin Filtz kicked it up to 300,000. Jarvis considered for a moment, then called.
The flop came and Filtz checked. Jarvis checked as well.
The turn was the and Filtz checked once more. Jarvis took the opening to bet 400,000, then Filtz waited about a minute before check-raising to 1.1 million. Jarvis paused momentarily, then tossed his cards away.
Filtz increases his lead with that one, moving to about 6.4 million to Jarvis' 4.5 million.
Matt Jarvis had the button, and raised to 125,000. Justin Filtz called, and the flop came down . Filtz checked, Jarvis continued for 140,000, and Filtz raised to 400,000. Jarvis folded, and Filtz opened up for air.
Matt Jarvis had the button, and raised to 125,000. Justin Filtz defended his big blind, and the flop came down . Filtz check-called 150,000 from Jarvis, and the turn was the . Both players checked.
The river was the , Filtz checked, and Jarvis fired 410,000. Filtz called, then mucked when Jarvis tabled for trip fives.
Justin Filtz raised to 125,000 from the small blind/button and Matt Jarvis called. The flop came and Filtz led with a bet of 150,000. Jarvis called. The turn brought the and Filtz bet 300,000. Jarvis again made the call.
The river brought the . This time Filtz checked, and Jarvis pushed out a bet of 530,000. Filtz thought a moment, then called, and Jarvis quickly flipped up for the flush. Filtz tossed his cards to the dealer, and Jarvis scooped the large pot.
Justin Filtz opened with a standard raise, Matt Jarvis called, and the flop came . Filtz bet 205,000, and Jarvis hesitated briefly before calling. The turn then brought the . Filtz sat silently for a half-minute, then pushed out enough green (25,000) chips for a bet of 450,000.
Jarvis took his time responding to the bet. Finally, he announced a raise to 1.15 million. Filtz thought about 20 seconds, then folded. Jarvis immediately held up his cards for all to see -- !
We'll see if this instance of a player bluffing (and showing) affects the dynamic of what has already been a lengthy, well-fought heads-up battle. Jarvis is up to about 6.5 million now, and Filtz down to 4.4 million.
Matt Jarvis raised to 125,000 and Justin Filtz called. Both checked the flop. The turn brought the and a check from Jarvis. Filtz bet 150,000, and Jarvis made the call.
The river was the , and both players checked it down. Filtz showed and Jarvis , and Jarvis' king gave him the small pot.
and Filtz checked. Jarvis checked as well.
and Filtz checked once more. Jarvis took the opening to bet 400,000, then Filtz waited about a minute before check-raising to 1.1 million. Jarvis paused momentarily, then tossed his cards away.![[user101598]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
. Filtz checked, Jarvis continued for 140,000, and Filtz raised to 400,000. Jarvis folded, and Filtz opened up 
for air.
. Both players checked.
, Filtz checked, and Jarvis fired 410,000. Filtz called, then mucked when Jarvis tabled 
for trip fives.
and Filtz led with a bet of 150,000. Jarvis called. The turn brought the 
. This time Filtz checked, and Jarvis pushed out a bet of 530,000. Filtz thought a moment, then called, and Jarvis quickly flipped up 
for the flush. Filtz tossed his cards to the dealer, and Jarvis scooped the large pot.
. Filtz bet 205,000, and Jarvis hesitated briefly before calling. The turn then brought the 
!
and a check from Jarvis. Filtz bet 150,000, and Jarvis made the call.
and Jarvis 