The biggest pot of the tournament so far started like many of the hands in this heads-up match so far. Tim Vance made it $140k pre-flop and Soren Jensen flat-called. The 10 8 2 flop brought a $200k bet from Vance and a $200k re-raise from Jensen. Vance floated the bet and checked the Q turn; Jensen checked behind him and the river fell the J. Another check from Jensen and Vance shoved all-in.

This is when Jensen revealed the biggest mistake we've seen so far as he made the call with Q-10. Perhaps he should have bet the turn, because he had allowed Vance to catch the flush. We didn't see Vance's clubs but he raked the massive pot and grabs the lead with $3.7 million to Jensen's $900,000.

After a brief flurry of action things seem to have slowed back down. Tim Vance limps from the small blind and Jensen checks in the big. The flop comes down J 7 3 and after a check form Jensen, Vance fires $120,000. Jensen makes the call and the 6 hits the turn.

Both players check and the river brings the 3. Soren checks again and Vance checks behind him. Vance shows 7-2 for the flopped second pair and Jensen shows Q-3 for the rivered trips. The pot is shipped to Jensen and we're wondering where the value bet on the river went.

The action seems to be picking up. Tim Vance opens to $150,000 and Soren Jensen moves all-in. Vance takes a moment before mucking his hand.

The Beatles-themed chip counts continue, in honor of our song-singing friend Timothy Vance. Jensen has the lead; here are the specifics.

Soren Jensen	$2,825,000
Tim Vance	$1,775,000

 

Tim Vance and Soren Jensen just played a hand that may help decide a winner here in Copenhagen.

Jensen made it $100k to go pre-flop and Vance just called. The A 7 5 flop brought a $200k bet from Vance, but Soren raised it up to $400k. The 5 turn went check-check, but Vance bet the 2 river, making it $400k. Jensen made the huge call and his A-8 grabbed the pot over Vance's A-2. The pot gives Jensen the lead with $2.8 million. Vance has $1.8 million. Jensen can still be heard screaming something or other in Danish about a local football club.

In the first thing resembling a hand we've seen in a while Soren Jensen has made back a few of the chips he lost in the last few levels. Tim Vance limped his small blind and Jensen checked the big. The flop came down J 9 5 and Vance quickly led out for $100,000. Jensen just as quickly announced raise and made it $200,000. Vance took a short dwell before letting it go.

We're back and the blinds are up to a dangerous level! Let's pray for action.

These two gladiators, these two warriors, have been sent on a short break. Perhaps tired from the unbelievable amount of betting and raising going on, they've been given a few minutes to recharge. Seriously though, we're going to go shoot ourselves.

Well, we thought it was bad but we didn't know how bad it could get. The last eight hands in a row have been open-folded by the player on the button. That's right, open-folded from the button. Rock on guys, rock on.

Here they are. Tim Vance seems to be edging out his heads-up opponent. Only time will tell if this trend continues.

Tim Vance	$2.82 million
Soren Jensen	$1.78 million