Wong Makes Move on Takayama and Busts
Level 25
: 20,000/40,000, 40,000 ante
It was a classic small blind versus big blind confrontation, where Mike Takayama opened to 80,000, and Yap Sen Wong re-raised to 240,000. Takayama continued with a five-bet to 500,000, and Wong announced all in after some tanking. Takayama snap-called, and Wong's reaction proved that he knew he was in a bad shape after his opponent's quick call.
Takayama: 
Wong: 
The board ran out 
, and Wong was out of the tournament.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
4,400,000 | 2,960,000 |
|
Busted |
, and Yin bet 250,000, with Shinagawa making the call, for a 500,000 side-pot.
, and Yin shoved, with Shinagawa snap calling/
secured him the pot, and the other players were jokingly asking him what he ate for breakfast.
, and Wang made a c-bet after raising preflop, while Liow was on the button and decided to raise to 250,000. Wang announced all in, Wang snap-called, and they went to showdown.
improved Liow to a full house, but it was just salt to his wounds, since there was no way he could win.
with Chen sending his opponent to the rail. Caabay apparently folded ace-ten.
of his opponent.
flop Guangcheng Chen checked to Sahil Chuttani who bet 65,000. Chen check-called.
