He raises to 90,000, and Duthie announces a reraise to 340,000. Wolpert makes the call with position.
The flop comes , and both players check.
The turn card is the . Duthie checks again, more slowly this time. Wolpert also considers for an extra beat or two before putting out a bet of 365,000. Duthie cuts chips out from his stack and stares across at his opponent before laying it down. The first pot goes to Leo Wolpert.
"Chip leader!" come the cries from Wolpert's railbirds, drawing a little smirk from Leo.
He raises to 150,000 first to act, and Duthie makes the call.
The flop shows up . Duthie taps the felt, and Wolpert continues out with 180,000 more chips. Duthie reaches for calling chips and deliberately adds them to the pot.
Turn: . Duthie checks again, and Wolpert fires another bet. He puts out 420,000, and Duthie is already stacking out chips. "I raise," he says. With that, he pushes in a healthy total of 2,420,000.
From the other end of the table, Wolpert announces all-in, and Duthie, with only about 400,000 left behind, makes the call.
Showdown
Duthie:
Wolpert:
Wolpert had the set of kings, but Duthie was drawing live to the flush and straight.
River: . Duthie clapped his hands together with a big, "Yeah!" He makes his flush to double up, taking a commanding lead in the match.