The player on the button planked in his entire T-5,000 chips and he flipped against Vietnam's Ngoc Anh Cao, who ended up as the player at risk for 20,400 in the small blind.
Ngoc Anh Cao:
Button:
The flop and turn saw Cao trailing but he spiked the on the river to double.
A pot of 36,400 had emerged to the river after which Matt Douhan jammed all-in for 46,000. His opponent went into a deep tank for more than three minutes and eventually folded.
Just before the blinds went up, Ole Kristian Lunde and Keita Minami created a pot of around 5,000 and then checked down the river. Lunde tabled the for the flopped top pair but it was no good as Minami had for a pair of aces to win the showdown.
Lunde's lead over the rest of the table has diminished as of lately with Leo Soma among those to chip up. The Norwegian has also calmed down significantly as well.
Luke Keay lost a big flip with king-queen suited against the pocket nines of Rajeev Kanjani and was then all-in with the to get called by Michael Fullmer. The latter tabled the and made a set on the turn only for the river to keep Keay in.
Soon after, Keay jammed for 9,800 and Sokmeng Hun called.
Luke Keay:
Sokmeng Hun:
"I have a pair," Keay said when the cards were revealed and Hun replied "pair is good". However, until the turn, Keay was drawing dead and celebrated on the river as he didn't even see the flush. He then re-entered and got the very same seat.
Pete Chen and his table neighbour on the button both invested 6,000 chips on the turn and Chen then checked the river. His opponent checked it back and couldn't beat the of Chen.
A squeeze to 3,000 was called by the button and Bekzhan Rasulov then pushed all-in out of the small blind. Dale Townsend called it off for the 53,000 he had behind and the button got out of the way as two of the big stacks dashed it out on their table.
Dale Townsend:
Bekzhan Rasulov:
The flop and turn gave Townsend additional outs and he spiked the on the river for the double-up.