Massive Pot for Lam
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Level 17
: 4,000/8,000, 1,000 ante
When we reached Table 11, there was around 200,000 in the pot on a board of 
. Man Hei Lam was all in for 491,000, and there were no bets in front of Jan Collado, meaning that he open-shipped for more than two times the pot on the turn.
Collado looked very confused, but called nonetheless.
Lam: 
Collado: 
The river was a repeat deuce - the 
- and Lam shipped a massive double up. He now sits with around 1.2 million chips, while Collado is down to around 305,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,200,000
599,000
|
599,000 |
|
305,000
-603,000
|
-603,000 |
turn wasn't it, and neither was the 
and was up against the 
flop was no help to either player, but the 
turn was kind to Cohen as it paired her queen and left Simon looking for a king on the river to stay alive. Wouldn't you know it, the dealer burned and put out the 
, both players checked, and the 
completed the board. Laidlaw checked a third and final time, prompting Ivey to slide out a tower of yellow T1,000 chips.
for a pair of tens, but they were no good against Laidlaw's 
for a pair of queens.
. [Removed:17] had him at risk with 
.
.
. Stevan Chew led out for 38,000, and Mervin Chan raised to 127,000. Chew tanked for a bit, then moved all in for around 400,000.
bricked on the river. The local hero was eliminated in 36th place, while Chan now has over 1.1 million chips.
of Jeremy Simon, who barely had the bigger stack. The meaningless 
was run out on the river, and after the stacks were counted down, Nguyen made his exit from the tournament in 35th place.
of Ray Ellis. The 
