Xing Zhou raised to 55,000 from the button after which Ying Kit Chan three-bet to 127,000 from the big blind. Zhou called.
The flop came down and Chan fired out 100,000. It didn't take Zhou long before he decided to raise up to 223,000. Chan tanked for a good minute before deciding to call.
The turn was the and both players checked. On the river the hit and Chan checked again. Zhou put together another bet and slid out 354,000. Chan gave it some thought but eventually kicked his cards into the muck.
After Ying Kit Chan raised on the button and Xing Zhou called from the big blind, the dealer presented the flop. Zhou checked, and Chan bet 60,000. Zhou called.
The turn was the and paired the board. Zhou checked, and Chan fired 120,000. Zhou folded.
On a board Xing Zhou bet 64,000 and Ying Kit Chan raised it up to 150,000. Zhou gave it some thought, and called.
The river brought out the and Zhou checked to Chan. Chan tanked for a long time but eventually he checked behind. Zhou showed , and took down yet another pot.
On the button, Xing Zhou raised to 57,000 to kick things off, and Ying Kit Chan reraised from the big blind to 130,000. Zhou moved all in, putting the ultimate pressure on Chan. With a little under a million behind, Chan folded.
On the button, Xing Zhou raised to 80,000. Ying Kit Chan made the call from the big blind, and the flop came down . Chan checked to the preflop aggressor, and Zhou fired 100,000. Chan put in a check-raise to 240,000, and Zhou wasted little time in making the call.
The turn was the , and both players checked. Then, the river completed the board with the , and both players checked again.
Chan turned up the for ace high, but Zhou had picked up a pair of eights on the turn with the to win the pot. Chan's hand was mucked, and he was left with a very puzzle look on his face.