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John Racener has the button.
John Racener hasn't raised a single button yet and doesn't change that pattern here. He calls the big blind and Jonathan Duhamel checks. Both players check a 
flop. They check again after the 
hits the turn. Duhamel checks a third time on the 
river, then calls a bet of 2.0 million from Racener. Each player has a pair of fours at showdown, but Duhamel's 
out-kicks Racener's 
to drag the pot.
Jonathan Duhamel has the button.
He completes and John Racener checks. The flop comes down 
and Racener checks. Duhamel fires 1.7 million and Racener calls.
Fourth street is the 
and Racener checks. Duhamel checks behind.
The joins the fun on the river. Racener fires three million. Duhamel makes the call, but mucks when Racener shows the .
Racener is up to 43.25 million now.
John Racener has the button.
He completes and Jonathan Duhamel checks in the big blind. The flop is 
. Both players check. When the turn comes the 
, Duhamel puts in a bet of 1.8 million. Racener quickly folds.
Jonathan Duhamel has the button.
Duhamel raises to 3.25 million. John Racener studies and then makes the call.
The flop comes down 
and another ace falls in the middle of the felt. Racener and Duhamel both check.
The turn brings another bullet with the 
. Racener is still first to act. He bets 3.75 million. Duhamel folds.
John Racener has the button.
With Jonathan Duhamel's fans chanting, "Du-ha-mel! Du-ha-mel!" and Racener's fans responding, "U-S-A! U-S-A!", Racener limps his button again. Duhamel grabs a stack of chips off the top of his mountain and raises to 5.1 million. Racener folds.
Jonathan Duhamel has the button.
He raises all in and John Racener makes the call! He woke up to the 
when Duhamel shoved with the . Racener is all in for 18.25 million.
The entire Penn & Teller Theater is on their feet as the flop comes down 
, keeping Racener is the lead.
The turn brings the 
and Racener is still in front. Both players have been standing the entire time watching the action. Time for the river.
The river completes the board with the and Racener's audience goes nuts for him, both up in the seats and down on the stage.
Racener gives a fist pump as he doubles to 36.9 million.
Level: 41
Blinds: 800,000/1,600,000
Ante: 200,000
John Racener has the button.
Racener limps in again. Jonathan Duhamel checks the big blind again. They take another unraised flop, this one coming 
. Duhamel checks again, giving Racener space to bet 1.4 million. Duhamel (who has kicked off the flip-flop shoes he wore to the final table and is now sitting barefoot on the set) calls and checks the turn. Racener also checks.
The river is the 
. Duhamel bets 2.8 million, following the familiar pattern set by previous hands in which Racener had the button. This time Racener doesn't snap-muck. He takes 30 seconds before putting in a raise to 6.9 million. Duhamel snap-calls with 
, two pair, jacks and fours. Racener just pitches his card into the muck.
With that pot, Duhamel has crested the 200-million-chip mark. He has 201,150,000. Racener is down to 18,450,000 and about to get some more bad news: blinds are up next hand.
Jonathan Duhamel has the button.
He raises to 2.5 million and John Racener makes the call. The flop comes down 
. Racener is first and checks. Duhamel checks behind to see the 
fall on the turn.
Both players check again and the joins the board on the river. Racener reaches for chips and fires out 3.5 million. Duhamel folds and Racener wins the pot.
Racener is back to 28.15 million.
John Racener has the button.
In a recurring theme, Racener limps his button and Jonathan Duhamel checks the big blind. Duhamel also checks a paired flop, , then calls a bet of 1.5 million from Racener. Both players check the 
turn. When the rivr falls the 
, Duhamel leads out for 2.2 million. Racener wastes no time in folding.
Racener is down to 25.45 million.
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