Choi Triples
Level 4
: 150/300, 25 ante
We arrived at the table just as Yujung Choi moved all in for her last 1,500 in chips following a bet from a player in early position. The all in bet was called by the player in the big blind as well as the original better as the three watched the flop come 
.
Choi happily smiled as her two opponents then checked the 
on the turn and 
before she confidently tabled her 
for a full house.
The other two players mucked their hands as Choi raked in the small pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
5,025 |
flop. The pot had around 6,000 in chips and the action started with the player in the big blind throwing out a bet of 500. The opponent to his left made the call, as did Tai Tan.
fall on the turn, before the betting was checked over to Tan. He threw out a bet of 4,000 and was quickly called by the player on the big blind. The other player got out of the way.
dropped on the river and the player in the big blind instantly threw out a 1,000-chip as his bet. Tan didn't hesitate, moving all in for his last 11,425 in chips. His opponent contemplated for a moment before mucking his hand.
was dealt. All three players checked and it checked around again when the 
river saw all three players check again.
causing the big blind to fold. You have to wonder if intimidation played a factor in the way that hand played out.
and Gill checked. The original raiser also checked, before the player on the button bet out 1,400. Gill then raised it up to 3,200 forcing the player on his left to fold. His other opponent then looked over at his stack before splashing out a raise to 21,400, enough to cover Gill.
on the board and saw Johnny Chan calling the all in of Liu Xiao with less. Xiao turned over 
and said, "we're chopping". Chan shook his head, responded "flush draw" and showed 
river. Xiao got up and went to shake Chan's hand. Chan was gracious in defeat and as he left, said he wanted to make it a quick day. Well, he got his wish.