Hand #66: Jared Jaffee raised to 125,000 on the button and Mike Watson called from the big blind. They checked to the river of a board where Jaffee bet 140,000. Watson folded and Jaffee picked up the pot.
Hand #67: Watson limped his button and Jaffee checked his option. They checked to the turn of a board where Watson took down the pot with a bet of 60,000.
Hand #68: Jaffee raised to 125,000 on the button, Watson three-bet shoved for about 1.14 mllion and Jaffee folded.
Hand #69: Jaffee received a walk.
Hand #70: Jaffee raised to 125,000 on the button and Watson three-bet all in for 1.255 million. Jaffee confirmed the amount before he called.
Jaffee:
Waston:
A chop was likely, but the flop fell . Watson still led, while Jaffee picked up a wheel draw. The turn added some chop outs, but the river gave Watson the double up as his six kicker played.
Jared Jaffee was not pleased when Mike Watson looked him up on the river
Hand #71: Mike Watson opened to 125,000 and Jared Jaffee flatted. The flop came down and both players tapped the table to bring the to the board on the turn. Jaffee then check-folded to Watson's 150,000 wager.
Hand #72: Watson went for a walk in the big blind.
Hand #73: Watson opened for 125,000, Jaffee flatted, and the flop fell . Jaffee checked to Watson, who obliged with a bet of 130,000, but Jaffee popped it to 290,000 to force the fold.
Hand #74: Jaffee opened to 125,000, Watson flatted, and the two saw the flop come down . Watson then check-called a bet of 165,000 to peel the on the turn. Watson checked a second time and then called when Jaffee continued for 320,000. On the river Watson checked for a third time, and then looked Jaffee up after the latter fired away for 610,000.
Watson:
Jaffee:
Watson's turned two pair was the winner and Jaffee's bottom pair bluff was busted.
Hand #76: Jared Jaffee raised to 125,000 on the button and Mike Watson called from the big blind.
Watson checked the flop and Jaffee continued for 160,000. Watson called, the hit the turn and Watson checked. Jaffee bet 310,000 and Jaffee collected the pot.
Hand #77: Watson raised to 150,000 on the button and received no action from Jaffee.
Hand #78: Jaffee raised to 125,000 on the button and Watson called.
They checked to the turn of a board where Watson bet 150,000. Jaffee called, the river completed the board and both players checked. Watson showed , Jaffee tabled and they chopped up the pot.
Hand #79: Watson raised to 150,000 on the button and Jaffee called.
The flop fell and Jaffee checked to Watson who bet 160,000. Jaffee check-raised to 405,000, Watson called, and the landed on the turn. Jaffee fired 780,000, Watson slid in calling chips after about 30 seconds and the river completed the board. Jaffee shoved for 1.885 million and Watson quickly folded.
Hand #80: Jared Jaffee opened for 125,000 and Watson flatted to see the flop. Both players checked and the turn came , prompting Watson to bet out for 150,000. Jaffee eyed the bet and sized Watson up from across the table before making the laydown.
Hand #81: Watson opened for 120,000 and took down the pot without a fight.
Hand #82: Jaffee opened to 125,000, Watson flatted, and the flop came down . Watson tapped the table, Jaffee fired away for 155,000 and Watson folded.
Hand #83: Watson opened for 120,000, Jaffee defended his big blind, and the flop was . Both players checked, and the turn came . Jaffee then led out for 165,000 and Watson called to see the complete the board on the river. Jaffee fired away with a bet of 405,000 and Watson relented to send the sizable pot Jaffee's way.
Hand #84: Jaffee opened to 125,000 and Watson laid down.
Hand #85: Watson opened for 120,000, Jaffee flatted and the flop fell . Jaffee check-folded to Watson's 130,000 wager.
Hand #93: Mike Watson opened to 120,000 and Jared Jaffee three-bet to 290,000. Watson studied the situation for a long moment before coolly announcing himself all in for 1.6 million. Jaffee's cards were in the muck before Watson's chips were pushed forward.
Hand #94: Jaffee opened to 125,000, Watson flatted, and the flop fell . Watson checked, Jaffee fired for 165,000, and Watson smooth-called to take the on the turn. Both players checked fourth street, as they did on the river. Watson rolled over and his busted straight draw was good for the winner.
Hand #95: Watson opened to 120,000 and Jaffee flatted, with the flop coming down . Jaffee then check-folded to Watson's 130,000 wager.
Hand #96: Jaffee opened to 125,000, Watson three-bet to 350,000, and Jaffee made the call. After the dealer fanned the Watson checked and Jaffee did the same, bringing the to the table on the turn. Watson then fired out for 360,000 and Jaffee began toying with his chips before cutting out the calling chips and stacking them forward. The river card came and Watson peered ahead into the ether, riffling a stack of chips slowly while studying the board. Finally, he tapped the table and the action moved to Jaffee, who did the same.
Watson:
Jaffee:
Jaffee took the pot down with a turned pair of aces, while Watson's straight and flush draws failed to come through on the river.
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board where Jaffee bet 140,000. Watson folded and Jaffee picked up the pot.
board where Watson took down the pot with a bet of 60,000.
. Watson still led, while Jaffee picked up a wheel draw. The 
turn added some chop outs, but the 
river gave Watson the double up as his six kicker played.
and both players tapped the table to bring the 
. Watson then check-called a bet of 165,000 to peel the 
on the turn. Watson checked a second time and then called when Jaffee continued for 320,000. On the 
hit the turn and Watson checked. Jaffee bet 310,000 and Jaffee collected the pot.
river completed the board and both players checked. Watson showed 
and they chopped up the pot.
, prompting Watson to bet out for 150,000. Jaffee eyed the bet and sized Watson up from across the table before making the laydown.
river. Watson rolled over 
and Watson peered ahead into the ether, riffling a stack of chips slowly while studying the board. Finally, he tapped the table and the action moved to Jaffee, who did the same.
