Lim Hurt By Seoul Traffic
Level 9
: 600/1,200, 100 ante
The South Korean capital is home to about 25 million people and therefor traffic can get a bit crazy from time to time. Defending champion Aaron Lim just experienced the Seoul traffic first hand as he was about 40 minutes late for the start of the tournament.
Lim started the day with only 14,700 chips and he was already blinded down to 7,100 when he finally arrived. As of right now Lim's still in the hunt but his stack has taken a big hit already by not showing up on time.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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7,100
-7,600
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-7,600 |
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on the board and a 1,800 bet in front of Sam Razavi, who was on the button. The player in the big blind called, as did Sang Hyun Park who was under the gun.
turn came and both the big blind and and Park checked over to Razavi, who bet 3,400. The big blind folded and Park raised to 8,400. Razavi made the call and we saw the 
river. Park led for 9,300 and Razavi looked ready to put calling chips in the middle but paused for a minute. Eventually, he made the call and slid his cards to the muck after Park said "flush, no good" and turned over 
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and Ishihara hit a flush to knock out Cheng and quite a chunk from Young in the process.
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and Lim got out of his chair, resigned to call it a day. The outlook got much brighter when the 
came on the turn. After the 
came on the river, he took his seat ready to find his next opportunity for a double up.
against the 
of David Martirosyan.
and after some "ooohs" and "aaahs" from the players at the table he raked in this big pot.
, giving Yoshiyuki plenty of more outs. The turn 
