The action just folded to Sam Cohen who moved all in from the small blind and John Marshall snap-called from the big blind for about 210,000 chips total.
The room exploded when Cohen and Marshall tabled their hands as it was a true classic.
Cohen:
Marshall:
"One time! Let me have it one time!" Marshall shouted right before the flop brought exactly what he was looking for, .
The turn, the , and the river, the , did not change anything and Marshall doubled up again, but Cohen remains in the lead.
It's been a festival of double ups here with six players remaining in the APPT Seoul Main Event. Shinya Umano just moved all in under the gun for exactly 200,000 chips and the action folded to Winfred Yu who moved all in over the top from the small blind.
Christian Haggart folded from the big blind and the showdown went as following.
Umano:
Yu:
The board ran out and Umano stayed alive after dodging quite a few outs.
The action began with Winfred Yu raising to 65,000. It folded around to John Marshall, who announced all in. Back on Yu, he looked at Marshall and said "again?" Marshall nodded and Yu put the necessary chips in the middle. Marshall was behind heading to the flop with against Yu's .
The flop came giving Marshall some outs. Those outs didn't materialize with the turn or the river, elminating Marshall from the tournament in 6th place.
Action folded to Christian Haggart, on the button, who raised to 100,000. Shinya Umano followed with an all in. Everyone folded and action was back on Haggart who made the call.
Umano was ahead going to the flop with and was up against the of Haggart. The board came which secured Umano yet another double up.
Chane Kampanatsanyakorn raised to 90,000 and the action folded to Christian Haggart who moved all in for 565,000 total. Kampanatsanyakorn went into the tank for a very long time, but eventually he made the call.
Kampanatsanyakorn:
Haggart:
The board ran out and the aces on the board kept Haggart's hopes alive. Kampanatsanyakorn is now the short stack with under 10 big blinds remaining.
Action folded around to Chane Kampanatsanyakorn on the button who went all in for his final 275,000. Winfred Yu made the call from the small blind and as he did Kampanatsanyakorn grimaced.
When the hands were turned over Kampanatsanyakorn found himself behind holding and was up against Yu's .
The board ran out and the river gave Kampanatsanyakorn the double.
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, and the river, the 
, did not change anything and Marshall doubled up again, but Cohen remains in the lead.
and Umano stayed alive after dodging quite a few outs.
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turn or the 
river, elminating Marshall from the tournament in 6th place.
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