There was a commotion over on Table 5, with Ling Ling Teng having a crowd of friends cheering on her double up. When we came to the table the flop showed 
and this is when Teng got all her chips in against one opponent.
Teng held 
and was currently in front of her opponent's 
. the 
on the turn was a bad card for Teng as it gave her opponent outs to a flush draw. The 
on the river was devastating to Teng as she joined her friends on the rail.
From the hijack seat, Chris Lee raised to 3,200. Sparrow Cheung called from the small blind and David Park called from the big blind. The three players took the 
flop and action checked over to Lee. He fired a bet of 6,000 and only Cheung made the call.
The turn was checked by both players after the 
paired the board and the 
landed on the river. Cheung checked and Lee fired 16,000. Cheung quickly folded and Lee won the pot.
Here is a look at how some of the players doing right now.
Australia's Dallas Raft opened the action to 3,700 from middle position and received calls from Noriko Suzuki on his left and a call from the player on the button.
The 
flop saw Raft lead for 7,500 which prompted Suzuki to tank for quite some time. At some points it looked like she was edging her entire stack into the middle, but instead she opted to call. The button player folded and the remaining two players watched the 
land on the turn.
This time Raft would shove all in, having Suzuki covered by a small margin. Suzuki called and sighed when her 
had to come up against Raft's 
. The river brought no help for Suzuki as she made her way to the exit.
Team PokerStars Pro has no more representatives here in the APPT Seoul Main Event as Celina Lin was the last of them and she was just eliminated.
According to Lin, she opened the cutoff seat with a raise and Gabriel Le Jossec three-bet from the button. Lin moved in and Jossec called holding two kings. Lin held 
and couldn't improve.
From middle position, Michael Guzzardi raised to 2,800. Out of the big blind, Eiichi Mizuno reraised to 5,400. Guzzardi called and the flop came down 
. Mizuno bet 5,500 and Guzzardi folded.
On the 
board, Gabriel Le Jossec fired 9,500 into Michael Guzzardi. After a little bit of thought, Guzzardi called. Jossec tabled the 
and Guzzardi the 
. Guzzardi's hand was best and he won the pot.
On the 
flop, Hong Yan Bian checked and Chunmei Liu fired all in for 18,800. After some thought, Bian made the call holding the 
for a pair and a straight draw. Liu held a bigger pair with the 
.
The kings held up for Liu after the 
landed on the turn and the on the river. Liu doubled and now has nearly 60,000 in chips while Bian dropped back to 55,000.
We weren't there to catch the action, but Jacky Wang wandered past the media desk and was kind enough to share the details of his demise with us.
It all started when Wang opened from under the gun. A player in middle position made the call and the button also came along for the ride as a 
flop was dealt. The play was checked to the middle position player who led for 5,500. The button the popped it to 11,000. Wang then shipped it for just over 50,000. The middle position player got out of the way and the button made the call.
Wang:
Opponent: 
The turn and river bricked with low red cards, with no help for Wang sending him to the rail.
Level: 10
Blinds: 700/1,400
Ante: 200
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