Patty Pei Yu Lai opened from middle position to 700 and action folded to the blinds, who both made the call.
The blinds proceeded to check the flop over to Lai who made it 1,600 to go. Both blinds came along and all three players saw the turn. After it checked around, the was dealt and again it was checked around. The small blind turned over the for a pair of nines.
Lai waited a lengthly few seconds for the big blind's cards to officially make it to the muck before he turned over to show a pair of rivered tens. Players at the table started to laugh at the slow roll and one player even said "always drama," indicating this might be a common occurrence at the table.
We just saw Aaron Lim making his round around the tournament floor.
After inspecting his table and noticing no chips in his seat, it is safe to say that 2013 APPT Seoul and WSOP APAC gold bracelet winner has been eliminated from the tournament.
We didn't see the preflop betting action and picked up just as the flop was being dealt. Rodion Salamatin led for 700 from the small blind and Amit Ajwani made it 3,150 from the button.
Salamatin tried take the lead again by betting 4,000 on the turn. Ajwani thought for a minute and ended up just making the call. The river came and Salamatin checked to Ajwani who moved all in for 7,625.
Salamatin played with his chips a while and made the call. You could sense Ajwani knew he was good, as he quickly turned over . And he was as Salamtin mucked his hand.
We arrived at the table just as Jay Tan threw in a bet of 800 from under the gun. Sparrow Cheung the bumped it up to 2,100 from middle position as the action folded back around to Tan. She called.
The flop came down and Tan checked. Cheung reached for his chips and placed out 2,200. Tan looked over, before raising it up to 5,500. The bet was enough to take down the pot, as Cheung's cards flew into the muck.
Gordon Huntly has been active today and this hand was no different. He opened with a raised to 700 and a player in middle position called as did Farhad Mohajerani from the big blind.
Mohajerani checked the flop to Huntly who bet 950. The player in middle position folded and Mohajerani made the call.
Mohajerani again checked when the turn was dealt. Huntly made it 1,450 to go and Mohajerani answered with a raise to 3,150.
After two previous hands of folding to a three-bet on the turn, Huntley decided to take a stand with an all in. This seemed to surprise Mohajerani as he removed his headphones and started studying the board and Huntly. Mohajerani eventually found the found but didn't seem to like it.
The action started with the player in middle position betting out 650. Gordon Huntly made the call from the cut off, as did the player on the button and big blind.
The flop came down and the big blind checked, as did the original raiser. Huntly reached for his chips and threw in 1,100 before the player on the button raised it up to 2,550.
The big blind got out of the way, as the decision fell on the player in middle position.
"Do you have a yellow?" he asked, referring to the raisers 5,000-chips.
"One," was the reply, which forced a fold shortly after.
With the action back on Huntly, he quickly grabbed a stack of chips totaling 18,000 and placed them into the middle. The bet had his opponent covered, who mucked his hand almost instantly.
We arrived at the table just as Juicy Li opened to 700 from middle position. She was called by the player in the cut off, before the player on the button raised it up to 1,900. Li then quickly re-raised it up to 4,500 which forced the player in-between to fold. The other player called and both watched the flop come down .
Li threw out a continuation bet of 3,200 but was met with another raise to 7,000. She made the call. The fell in the turn, and Li opted to move all in for her remaining 6,000 in chips. She was snap called, and wasn't to pleased.
Li:
Opponent:
Li made a move and unfortunately was unable to improve on the river, sending her to the rail.
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flop over to Lai who made it 1,600 to go. Both blinds came along and all three players saw the 
turn. After it checked around, the 
was dealt and again it was checked around. The small blind turned over the 
for a pair of nines.
to show a pair of rivered tens. Players at the table started to laugh at the slow roll and one player even said "always drama," indicating this might be a common occurrence at the table.
flop was being dealt. Rodion Salamatin led for 700 from the small blind and Amit Ajwani made it 3,150 from the button.
turn. Ajwani thought for a minute and ended up just making the call. The 
river came and Salamatin checked to Ajwani who moved all in for 7,625.
. And he was as Salamtin mucked his hand.
and Tan checked. Cheung reached for his chips and placed out 2,200. Tan looked over, before raising it up to 5,500. The bet was enough to take down the pot, as Cheung's cards flew into the muck.
flop to Huntly who bet 950. The player in middle position folded and Mohajerani made the call.
turn was dealt. Huntly made it 1,450 to go and Mohajerani answered with a raise to 3,150.
and the big blind checked, as did the original raiser. Huntly reached for his chips and threw in 1,100 before the player on the button raised it up to 2,550.
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fell in the turn, and Li opted to move all in for her remaining 6,000 in chips. She was snap called, and wasn't to pleased.
river, sending her to the rail.