07-06-2008 22:38 UTC-7

Katsutani Tsunami

Shamus

This hand happened just before the break. On a flop of {6-Diamonds}

{6-Diamonds}

{2-Hearts}

{4-Diamonds}

, a player in early position shoved his remaining 15,000 in the middle, and the next player to act called his bet. That's when Jason Katsutani reraised all in over the top. His opponent thought for a couple of minutes, then called with remaining chips.

The initial raiser showed {Q-Diamonds}

{Q-Diamonds}

{10-Diamonds}

for a flush draw. The player who had called Katsutani's all-in showed {A-Diamonds}

{A-Diamonds}

{8-Diamonds}

for the nut flush draw. And Katsutani showed {4-Clubs}

{4-Clubs}

{4-Hearts}

for a set of fours.

The {2-Spades}

{2-Spades}

dropped on the turn, giving Katsutani a full house and ending the day for both of his opponents.

Katsutani is now up to 123,000.

Tags: Jason Katsutani