Keeping up with Anton Suarez's pace of play, Christian Rudolph has taken a couple of pots away from the aggressive Swede with some timely moves of his own recently (notably an all in shove with just ace-high and a gutshot). While we were writing that, Suarez spiked river trips with his

A huge sweat for Christian Rudolph just now as he got his last 106 million chips in the middle preflop with [adth] vs. the [khqd] of button Anton Suarez, who limp-shoved on his opponent's three-bet.  The flop was all over Suarez: [jh9h3h].  Two bricks followed, however, the [jc3s], and Rudolph

Both players flopped top pair as [qh7d2d] came down while Anton Suarez on the button held [qc8d] and big blind Christian Rudolph held [qsts].  Rudolph led the flop for 13,000,000, called by Suarez.  He checked the [js] turn, and called when Suarez bet [40,000,000].  On the [qd] river - a

It's almost impossible to keep up with the speed of play - we've never seen a heads up with a $1,000,000 first prize play out as if everyone was out of timebank cards and the shot clock was five seconds. An overview of recent exchanges: Christian Rudolph got 20,000,000 worth of value

Christian Rudolph took his turn raising his button with [kh2s] to 10,000,000, called by big blind Anton Suarez with [qcth]. Suarez hit top pair on the [jd9cqd] flop and proceeded to check the streets down.  Rudolph fired 12,000,000 on the flop, and another 38,000,000 on the [3h] turn.  He gave

The big blind ante has been done away with heads up.  So far there have been no huge pots, mainly a trade of small raises which take the chips either preflop or on the flop.  That's not to say there's no action - Anton Suarez is acting within seconds at

The chip lead has changed hands after a big pot between button Anton Suarez and big blind Christian Rudolph.  Suarez raised to 7,000,000 with [qhqd]; Rudolph defended with [9c6c].  Rudolph check-raised the [8s7h2h] flop - 7,500,000 to 23,000,000 - with his open-ended straight draw and Suarez made the call. The turn