Hand #17: Mike Watson raised to 75,000 on the button and Jared Jaffee called from the big blind. They checked to the river of a board where Watson took it down with a bet of 80,000
Hand #18: Jaffee raised to 70,000 on the buttok and took down the pot.
Hand #19: Watson raised to 75,000 on the button and Jaffee called from the big blind. The flop came down and Jaffee check-folded to a bet of 80,000 from Watson.
Hand #21: Mike Watson opened to 75,000 from the button and Jared Jaffee flatted. The flop came and Jaffee check-called a bet of 80,000 to see the turn come . Both players tapped the table, as they did on the river. First to turn over usually wins in this spot, and sure enough Watson tabled his for the winner.
Hand #22: Jaffee opened to 70,000 when the button passed to him, and Watson called to see the flop. Watson's check elicited a bet of 85,000 from Jaffee, a wager which Watson flatted to peel the on the turn. Both players slowed down by checking the scare card and the river produced the . Once again Watson tapped the table, but he winced a bit when Jaffee checked behind before tabling for runner-runner two pair.
Hand #23: Watson made it 75,000 to go and Jaffee flatted to take the flop. Both players checked and the turn came , with Jaffee firing out for 110,000 on fourth street. Watson paused for a moment or two before making the call, and both players checked the river. Jaffee rolled over for no pair and king high, while Watson tabled for two pair and the winner.
Hand #24: Jared Jaffee raised to 75,000 on the button and Mike Watson three-bet to 225,000. Jaffee called and the flop came down .
Watson continued for 200,000, Jaffee called, and both checked the turn. The river completed the board Watson checked to Jaffee who bet 380,000. Watson gave it up and Jaffee took down the pot.
Hand #25: Watson raised to 75,000 on the button and Jaffee called. They checked to the turn of a board where Jaffee bet 110,000. Watson called, the river completed the board and Jaffee bet 190,000. Watson called, but mucked when Jaffee tabled for kings and jacks.
Hand #26: Jaffee raised to 75,000 and took down the pot.
Hand #27: Watson raised to 75,000 and Jaffee called. The flop came down and Jaffee check-called 80,000 from Watson to see the turn. This time Jaffee check-folded to a bet of 200,000.
Hand #28: Jared Jaffee opened to 75,000 holding the button, Mike Watson flatted, and the flop came . Watson checked, Jaffee bet 100,000, and Watson smooth called. On the turn, Watson tapped the table for a second time, and Jaffee continued his line by firing a second barrel, this time for 215,000. After thirty seconds of thought, Watson committed the calling chips to bring to the board the on the river.
Jaffee then led out for a 315,000 wager and Watson finally relented, a look of frustration spreading across his face as he sent his cards into the muck.
Hand #29: Watson opened to 65,000 and Jaffee flatted, with the flop coming . Jaffee and Watson checked and the turn came . Jaffee led out for 75,000 on fourth street and Watson stared straight ahead for a few moments before tossing in the call. On the river both players checked, and Watson's was best over Jaffee's .
Hand #30: Jaffee opened to 75,000, Watson defended, and the flop came . Two checks brought the to the board, and both players checked once again to see the fall on the river. Watson checked for a third time and Jaffee seized the initiative with a bet of 115,000 to win the pot.
Hand #31: Mike Watson raised to 80,000 on the button and won the pot.
Hand #32: Watson received a walk.
Hand #33: Watson raised to 80,000 on the button and Jaffee called.
The flop fell and Jaffee checked to Watson who contunied for 90,000. Jaffee check-raised to 190,000 and forced a fold from Watson.
Hand #34: Jaffee raised to 90,000 on the button and received no action.
Hand #35: Watson raised to 80,000 on the button and Jaffee called.
The flop came down down and Jaffee checked to Watson who bet 90,000. Jaffee called, the hit the turn, and both checked to see the river. Both checked again and Jaffee took it down with for a pair of sixes.
Hand #36: Jaffee raised to 90,000 on the button and Watson called. They checked to turn of a board where Watson bet 100,000. Jaffee called, the river completed the board and Watson bet 250,000. Jaffee leaned back in his chair and shuffled his chips for a bit. After confirming the amount with the dealer, Jaffee called.
Watson tabled for a flush, Jaffee mucked and Watson collected the pot.
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board where Watson took it down with a bet of 80,000
and Jaffee check-folded to a bet of 80,000 from Watson.
and Jaffee check-called a bet of 80,000 to see the turn come 
. Both players tapped the table, as they did on the 
river. First to turn over usually wins in this spot, and sure enough Watson tabled his 
for the winner.
on the turn. Both players slowed down by checking the scare card and the river produced the 
. Once again Watson tapped the table, but he winced a bit when Jaffee checked behind before tabling 
for runner-runner two pair.
for no pair and king high, while Watson tabled 
for two pair and the winner.
.
river completed the board and Jaffee bet 190,000. Watson called, but mucked when Jaffee tabled 
and Jaffee check-called 80,000 from Watson to see the 
turn. This time Jaffee check-folded to a bet of 200,000.
turn, Watson tapped the table for a second time, and Jaffee continued his line by firing a second barrel, this time for 215,000. After thirty seconds of thought, Watson committed the calling chips to bring to the board the 
. Jaffee and Watson checked and the turn came 
to the board, and both players checked once again to see the 
fall on the river. Watson checked for a third time and Jaffee seized the initiative with a bet of 115,000 to win the pot.
and Jaffee checked to Watson who contunied for 90,000. Jaffee check-raised to 190,000 and forced a fold from Watson.
and Jaffee checked to Watson who bet 90,000. Jaffee called, the 
board where Watson bet 100,000. Jaffee called, the 
river completed the board and Watson bet 250,000. Jaffee leaned back in his chair and shuffled his chips for a bit. After confirming the amount with the dealer, Jaffee called.
