Hand #96: Hunter Frey opened with a raise to 105,000 from the cutoff seat. Everyone folded, and Frey won the pot.
Hand #97: Play folded to Jonathan Taylor in the small blind, and he raised to 115,000. Blake Bohn made the call in position from the big blind, and the flop came down . Taylor fired 100,000, and Bohn called.
The landed on fourth street, and Taylor fired another bet. Bohn quickly folded, and Taylor scooped the pot.
Hand #98: On the button, Jonathan Taylor raised to 100,000 and won the pot.
Hand #99: Jonathan Taylor raised to 100,000 from the cutoff seat, keeping up with his aggression. Tommy Vu made the call from the big blind then checked the flop. Taylor fired 95,000, and Vu began to stare up at the ceiling while thinking. His facial expression screamed pain, but he eventually shoved all in for a little under one million. Taylor snapped!
Taylor held the for a set of nines, cooling off Vu's top two pair that he had flopped with the . The turn was the and river the , leaving Vu in the dust and sending him to the rail.
Hand #100: The dealer accidentally exposed the on the pitch. Play started with a dead small blind. From the under the gun Jonathan Taylor raised to 100,000. From the button Hunter Frey raised to 250,000. Taylor folded and Frey picked up the pot.
Hand #101: Action folded to Sunny Patel in the small blind, and he raised to 135,000. Taylor moved all in from the big blind, and Patel snap-called.
Patel:
Taylor:
Patel was ahead with his ace high, but Taylor was still live with his king and nine. The flop rolled out , keeping Patel in the lead. The dealer put down the on the turn, which got Taylor's rail up and yelling as it put him in the lead. The river was the which didn't improve Patel and he was eliminated in fourth place.
Hand #114: Hunter Frey moved all in from the button and took down the pot.
Hand #115: From the button Jonathan Taylor raised to 120,000. Frey moved all in, and Taylor called quickly.
Frey:
Taylor:
The flop came out giving Taylor a major sweat. But he didn't improve on the turn or the river and he was eliminated in third place. Frey still collected $194,315 for his deep run and final table appearance.
Hand #128: Blake Bohn raised to 140,000 on the button, Jonathan Taylor called, and the dealer fanned . Both players checked The turn was the , both players checked, and the completed the board. They checked again. Taylor showed for a pair of eights, and won.
Hand #129: Taylor raised to 120,000 on the button, Bohn quickly called, and the flop was . Bohn checked, Taylor continued for 100,000, and Bohn instantly check-raised to 200,000. Taylor called. The turn was the , Bohn led out for 260,000, and Taylor called.
The completed the board, Bohn quickly checked, and Taylor unhappily knuckled behind. Taylor showed for a straight, and Bohn flashed for a flopped two pair.
Hand #130: Bohn raised to 140,000 on the button, Taylor called, and the dealer fanned . The two checked. The turn was the suicide king (), Bohn checked, Taylor bet 140,000, and Both check-raised to 505,000. Taylor went deep into the tank, then re-raising, moving all in. Bohn snap-mucked.
Hand #141: Jonathan Taylor limped in on the button, Bohn checked, and the flop came . Bohn led out for a bet, and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #142: Bohn raised to 200,000 on the button, Taylor three-bet all in for effectively 1.5 million or so, and Bohn called.
Taylor:
Bohn:
The rail shouted for an assortment of cards as the dealer fanned . Taylor was still behind, but he picked up a gut-shot straight draw. The on the turn gave him the lead, and sent his rail into a frenzy. It was all over when the completed the board, and Taylor shook Bohn's hand before celebrating with his friend.
Congratulations to Bohn for the deep run. He will earn $281,049 for his second-place finish.
After a grueling three days of poker in Event #14 of the 2013 World Series of Poker, it was Jonathan Taylor who walked away as the champion. Taylor bested a field of 1,819 players to lock up a bracelet and $454,424.
Taylor started Day 3 second in chips, coming into the final 14 players just behind Hiren Patel. Taylor battled through the day and watched the eliminations of Benjamin Dobson, Chris Hunichen, Morgan Machina, Daniel Paska, and Russell Crane before making it to the official final table.
Taylor started heads up play with a two-to-one advantage, and he never let off the gas pedal. He took pot after pot from Bohn, before Bohn was finally forced to call an all in shove with . Taylor was holding the and was able to spike a on the turn to secure the victory.
Place
Player
Prize (USD)
1
Jonathan Taylor
454,424
2
Blake Bohn
281,049
3
Hunter Frey
194,315
4
Hiren Patel
140,143
5
Tommy Vu
102,449
6
Patrick Kubat
75,879
7
Jed Hoffman
56,946
8
Dan Gannon
43,293
9
Joseph Pergola
33,323
That's all for us here in Event #14: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em. Be sure to stay here with us at PokerNews.com for exclusive coverage of the rest of the World Series of Poker 2013.
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landed on fourth street, and Taylor fired another bet. Bohn quickly folded, and Taylor scooped the pot.
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and river the 
, leaving Vu in the dust and sending him to the rail.
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which didn't improve Patel and he was eliminated in fourth place.
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river and he was eliminated in third place. Frey still collected $194,315 for his deep run and final table appearance.
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