Sung Finds Ace From Space
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So Myung Sim knows that feeling right now after a rather brutal elimination from the tournament.
Catching the action on the flop of
in a battle between Sim and Steve Sung who had a bet of 3,000 in front of him in the small blind. It appeared to be a check-raise as Sim quickly committed to the call in the cutoff.The turn brought the
and Sung silently slid his entire stack into the middle to put Sim to a decision for all of his chips.Sim rocked back in his chair and was pained by the decision but eventually slid his last chips into the middle to make call.
Sim flipped
for top pair which was good as Sung revealed 
for the bluff. Sung had outs, three of them in fact, and the 
on the river fell like a dagger through the heart of a dejected Sim. He hits the rail as Sung silently chips up to 40,000.
, where Tan's opponent fired a bet of 2,500. Tan called with 
, a pair of sixes. He thought his opponent had shown down ace-high, but it turned out that Tan's opponent held 
for a Broadway straight.
. We're not sure how three players made it to this point, but with a bet of 5,000 in the middle, following by one player folding, Manami calmly slid her entire stack into the middle. It was only a few thousand more, and her her opponent made the call with 
for a flush. However Manami flipped 
for the nut flush to scoop a very nice pot.
that his lone opponent, the big blind, checked. That opponent check-raised to 5,250 putting Young to a decision for the rest of his chips. That decision was to fold.
up against a slightly larger stack's 
and an even larger stack's 
. Yet it was Tran who took down the 12,000-chip main pot on a board of 
with a seven-high straight.