He'll obviously play differently in the big 109 than in the last 2 tables when spindler, macphee and jake are staring him down.

He c/f 98 on a82 vs jake in single raised pot for example.

you can probably comfortably fold the K hi/Q hi flush here especially if you're big bad Benny Spindler but its very very hard to do in practice ofc

100% he also had flush...
Would've raised any set by the turn, KQ he'd bet smaller otr... Any other hand with sd value he'd cb.
After all this action it can't be a hero call...

Spindler would probably snap call KTss etc, probably had a hand like QJss where hes wondering if V ever x/r a worse flush. but then again...if he has KQss, V could have some JTss J9ss and T9ss in his range so IDK but KJ-ss its prbably a snap. so I'm guessing he had a QJ QT Q9 flush where he blocks all combo draws that aren't A high flush.

Also to be honest, after seeing that hand I think V played his hand pretty bad OTR...his x/r range is so polarized that his sizing should be alot higher - don't see how that sizing is ever a bluff. I mean if he's gonna basically x/cib w/nuts against an inelastic calling range he's going to be crazy exploitable here. would have liked to see a x/jam or x/3x-4x raise

I think its fine to be exploitable since he is not (presumably) going to be in that spot too soon

Also, as the commentators said, Killeen was virtually all in after the check/raise anyway. So maybe he just tried to outlevel Benny by leaving a few chips behind.