Hand #137: Bryn Kenney raised from the button to 425,000 with and Joe McKeehen called with . The flop brought out and McKeehen checked to Kenney who bet out, which was enough to get Kenney to fold.
Hand #138: Joe McKeehen raised from the button with to 400,000 and Bryn Kenney called from the big blind with . The flop brought out and McKeehen flopped a straight. Kenney bet 610,000 from the big blind and McKeehen made the call.
On the turn the hit and Kenney bet another 1,190,000, while having zero percent chance to make the best hand. McKeehen made the call again, putting the on the river. Both players checked, after McKeehen said, "I'm really scared," about the board being paired twice. McKeehen's straight won the pot and he extended his lead.
Hand #139: Bryn Kenney raised from the button with and Joe McKeehen folded.
Hand #140: Joe McKeehen raised from the button with and Bryn Kenney folded quickly.
Hand #141: Unknown action.
Hand #142: Joe McKeehen raised from the button and Bryn Kenney raised all in with and Joe McKeehen folded.
Hand #131: Bryn Kenney limped with the , Joe McKeehen checked his option with the , and the flop came down , which they both checked. The turn saw McKeehen check-call a bet of 265,000 from Kenney, and the completed the board on the river. McKeehen checked, Kenney did the same, and the reigning World Series of Poker Main Event champ took down the pot.
Hand #132: McKeehen raised to 400,000 with the , Kenney three-bet to 1.07 million with the , and McKeehen four-bet to 1.825 million. Kenney responded by five-betting all in and McKeehen snap-folded.
Hand #133: Kenney folded the from the button and McKeehen, who held the , got a walk in the big blind.
Hand #134: McKeehen folded the button and Kenney got a walk.
Hand #135: Kenney raised to 425,000 with the and McKeehen moved all in with the . Kenney folded.
Hand #136: McKeehen raised to 400,000 with the and then called off for 3.725 million when Kenney moved all in with the . McKeehen was ahead, and an aces in the window on the flop made him an 81% favorite.
Kenney flopped a gutshot, but it didn't come in as the blanked on the turn followed by the river. Ship the double to McKeehen.
Hand #127: Bryn Kenney raised from the button with and Joe McKeehen called from the big blind with . The flop brought out and both players checked. On the turn the hit and McKeehen won the pot with a bet of 330,000.
Hand #128: Joe McKeehen raised from the button to 400,000 and Bryn Kenney called from the big blind with . The flop brought out and McKeehen bet, which was called by Kenney. On the turn the hit and Kenney checked again. McKeehen bet 800,000 on the turn and he won the pot.
Hand #129: Bryn Kenney limped from the small blind with to and Joe McKeehen raised to 600,000 with . Kenney called and the flop brought out [Qh9h5]c, and McKeehen picked up the pot with a bet of 450,000.
Hand #130: Joe McKeehen raised from the button with to 400,000 and Bryn Kenney called from the big blind with . The flop brought out and both players checked. The turn was the and Kenney bet 535,000 and McKeehen made the call. The river brought the and with 1.9 million in the middle Kenney bet 1,390,000.
McKeehen made the call with ace-high, and Kenney raked in the pot with a pair of sixes.
Hand #126: Joe McKeehen raised from the button with to 320,000 and Bryn Kenney called with from the big blind. The flop brought out and both players checked. On the turn the hit and Kenney lead out for 460,000. McKeehen made the call and on the river the hit.
Kenney fired out 1,370,000 on the river into a pot worth 1.6 million, and McKeehen went into the tank. After a while McKeehen folded and Kenney extends his lead again.
Hand #120: Joe McKeehen raised with the and Bryn Kenney folded.
Hand #121: Kenney limped the button with the and McKeehen checked his option with the . The flop saw McKeehen check-call a bet of 175,000 and then checked the {#c} turn. Kenney decided to bet again, this time 270,000, and McKeehen called to see the river. McKeehen checked and Kenney wisely did the same. Ship the pot to McKeehen.
Hand #122: McKeehen raised to 320,000 from the button with the and Kenney called with the . Kenney checked and then called when McKeehen bet 280,000 on the flop. The turn was no help to Kenney, and he checked to McKeehen, who did the same. When the completed the board on the river, Kenney took a stab at the pot with a bet of 935,000. McKeehen called and took a nice pot to shorten Kenney's lead.
Hand #123: Kenney limped with the , McKeehen checked his option with the , and the two saw a flop. Action went check-check, the peeled off on the turn, and McKeehen bet 160,000. Kenney folded.
Hand #124: Kenney receives a walk.
Hand #125: Kenney raised to 350,000 with the and McKeehen called with the . The flop saw McKeehen check and Kenney bet 360,000 with top two pair. McKeehen made the call and then checked the turn. Kenney tossed out 945,000 and that did the trick as McKeehen released his hand.
Hand #117: Bryn Kenny raised from the button and Joe McKeehen called from the big blind. The flop came down and McKeehen checked to Kenney who bet 175,000. McKeehen held and called, while Kenney held .
On the turn the hit and McKeehen checked again, and Kenney bet 435,000. McKeehen gave up his ace-high and Kenney raked in the pot.
Hand #118: Joe McKeehen raised from the button with and Bryn Kenney called with . The flop brought out and McKeehen bet 325,000 after Kenney had checked. Kenney called and on the turn the hit, giving McKeehen an open-ended straight draw as well.
Kenney checked again, and McKeehen stared his opponent down before betting 700,000 into 1.3 million. Kenney made the call and on the river the hit, leaving Kenney's queen-high in front.
Both players missed their draws and McKeehen gave up, checking his missed draw behind. McKeehen shrugged when Kenney announced his hand, and he mucked his cards.
Hand #119: Bryn Kenney limped with on the button and Joe McKeehen checked with . The flop brought out and Kenney bet 175,000 after McKeehen had checked. McKeehen made the call and both players checked on the -turn.
The river was the and both players checked again, and Kenney's better deuce won the pot.