Hand #185: Ott limped in and Lind checked his option. The flop fell and Lind check-called a bet of 250,000 by Lind. Both players checked the on the turn, and the arrived on the river. Lind checked for a third time, continuing his extremely passive play, and he mucked when Ott fired 500,000 his way.
Hand #186: Ott's big blind was refunded after Lind folded in the small blind.
Hand #187: Ott limped in and Lind checked, while the dealer fanned a flop of across the felt. Both players tapped the table, and the on the turn saw Lind check-fold to Lind's 300,000 bet.
Hand #188: Lind limped in and Ott checked his option. The flop fell , and both players checked around, bringing the on the turn. Ott then checked to Lind, who won the pot with a bet of 150,000.
Hand #189: Ott limped in on the button, and Lind checked his option, continuing to avoid raises and bets. When he saw the flop, Lind checked and snap-folded to Ott's 300,000 wager.
Hand #190: Lind surrendered his small blind to Ott.
Hand #191: Ott raised to 360,000, and Lind came along to a flop of hit the board. Lind then check-folded to Ott's 300,000 bet, sending yet another pot across the table to his formerly short-stacked opponent.
Hand #176: Lind limped in and folded when Ott raised to 300,000.
Hand #177: Ott limped in and Lind checked his option, bringing a flop of to the table. Lind then checked and folded to a 400,000 feeler bet by Lind.
Hand #178: Lind opened for 310,000, forcing Ott to fold.
Hand #179: Ott opened for 300,000 and Lind called, bringing a flop of on board. Both players checked the flop, continuing the pattern of friendly heads-up play, and the came on the turn. Another check from Lind prompted a bet of 300,000 by Ott, which was enough to force the fold.
Hand #172: After a limp by Lind and check by Ott before the flop, we saw the arrive on board. The two players practiced gentlemanly senior style poker, and the board was checked down on all three streets. Ott rolled over his hand first, and the was good enough for the win.
Hand #173: The action repeated itself on this hand, with a limp and check preflop, and the board being checked down. Lind's was the winner over Ott's , and Ott said "you got it on the river," while tossing his cards away.
Hand #174: Ott went for a walk in the big blind.
Hand #175: Ott raised his button to 300,000, and Lind called to take a flop of . Once again, both players tapped the table through the turn () and river (), and the pot was chopped when both players turned over king-high.
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Hand #166: Ken Lind folded from the button giving Dana Ott the walk.
Hand #167: Ott completed the small blind and Lind checked his option. Lind check called Ott's 500,000 bet on the flop. The turn saw Lind check call Ott's 700,000 bet. Lind check the river, Ott bet 1,000,000 and Lind called. Ott had two pair with but it wasn't good against Lind's better pair with .
Hand #168: Lind folded the small blind and Ott received a walk.
Hand #169: Ott bet 360,000 and Lind folded.
Hand #170: Lind completed the big blind and Ott checked his option. Both players checked the flop. Dana led for 375,000 on the turn and Lind called. Both players checked the river. Ott had and Lind for a chopped pot.
Hand #171: Ott completed the small blind and Lind checked his option. Lind check called the 300,000 bet of Ott on a . Both players check the turn. Lind checked the river. Ott bet 350,000 and Lind called. Ott tabled for two pair but Lind had better with for trip nines.
Hand #161: Dana Ott raised to 350,000 and Ken Lind called. Both players checked the . Lind check called Otts' bet of 300,000 on the turn. Both players check the river. Ott showed for a pair of nines but they could not beat Lind's which made him a set.
Hand #162: Lind completed the small blind and Ott checked his option. Both players check the flop and the turn. Ott checked the river and Lind made it 1,000,000. Ott folded to the bet.
Hand #163: Ott completed the small blind and Lind checked his option. Lind check folded to Ott's bet of 250,000 on the flop.
Hand #164: Lind raised to 300,000 and Ott folded.
Hand #165: Ott completed the small blind and Lind checked his option. Both players checked the flop. Lind checked the turn, Ott bet 250,000 and Lind folded.
Hand #154: Ken Lind opened to 300,000 and Dana Ott reraised to 800,000. Lind folded.
Hand #155: Ott opened to 500,000 and Lind folded.
Hand #156: Lind open folded giving Ott a walk.
Hand #157: Ott Opened to 500,000 and Lind folded.
Hand #158: Lind open folded giving Ott a walk.
Hand #159: Ott completed the small blind and Lind checked his option. Both players checked the flop and turn. Lind checked teh turn and Ott bet 300,000. Lind raised to 1,000,000 and Ott folded.
and Lind check-called a bet of 250,000 by Lind. Both players checked the 
on the turn, and the 
arrived on the river. Lind checked for a third time, continuing his extremely passive play, and he mucked when Ott fired 500,000 his way.
across the felt. Both players tapped the table, and the 
on the turn saw Lind check-fold to Lind's 300,000 bet.
, and both players checked around, bringing the 
on the turn. Ott then checked to Lind, who won the pot with a bet of 150,000.
flop, Lind checked and snap-folded to Ott's 300,000 wager.
hit the board. Lind then check-folded to Ott's 300,000 bet, sending yet another pot across the table to his formerly short-stacked opponent.
to the table. Lind then checked and folded to a 400,000 feeler bet by Lind.
on board. Both players checked the flop, continuing the pattern of friendly heads-up play, and the 
came on the turn. Another check from Lind prompted a bet of 300,000 by Ott, which was enough to force the fold.
arrive on board. The two players practiced gentlemanly senior style poker, and the board was checked down on all three streets. Ott rolled over his hand first, and the 
was the winner over Ott's 
. Once again, both players tapped the table through the turn (
) and river (
), and the pot was chopped when both players turned over king-high.
but it wasn't good against Lind's better pair with 
flop. Dana led for 375,000 on the 
turn and Lind called. Both players checked the 
turn. Lind checked the 
river. Ott bet 350,000 and Lind called. Ott tabled 
flop and the 
turn. Lind checked teh