Randall opens to 200,000 with the button, Simon Watt folds from the small blind and Tom Dwan defends his big blind.
The flop comes and both players check.
The turn brings the and Dwan checks again. Randall takes the opportunity to bet 260,000 and Dwan goes deep into the tank. He stares down Randall and grabs a stack of green T25,000 chips. He cuts them out slowly and looks at the dealer.
"Raise," he tells her.
Dwan slides 690,000 into the middle and Randall thinks for a moment before folding. Dwan takes down the pot moving above 2,000,000 chips.
He folds, Tom Dwan limps from the small blind, and David Randall takes a free flop in the big.
It rolls out , and "durrrr" check-calls a bet of 125,000.
Fourth street comes the , and both players check to the on the river. Dwan takes the lead now, stacking out a bet of 320,000. That draws a pause from Randall as he leans back in his chair and scratches at his beard. After a minute or so, he makes the call.
Dwan shows , and that is easily good from the looks of it. Randall's cards hit the muck, and Dwan's value bet earns him another nice pot.
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and both players check.
and Dwan checks again. Randall takes the opportunity to bet 260,000 and Dwan goes deep into the tank. He stares down Randall and grabs a stack of green T25,000 chips. He cuts them out slowly and looks at the dealer.
. Check-check.
and Watt folds.
, and "durrrr" check-calls a bet of 125,000.
, and both players check to the 
on the river. Dwan takes the lead now, stacking out a bet of 320,000. That draws a pause from Randall as he leans back in his chair and scratches at his beard. After a minute or so, he makes the call.
, and that is easily good from the looks of it. Randall's cards hit the muck, and Dwan's value bet earns him another nice pot.
. His rail loves it.