Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
an underdog to the big blind's 
. Missing the first four board cards, 
was no problem for Wong, even despite the fact that his outs to a pair of tens were dead. Wong spiked the 
on the river to double up to 31,000.
against a different big blind's 
. That player paired queens on a flop of 
but Wong still wasn't sweating. He went 
on the turn and on the river (again!) to make the nut flush and double up to 64,000.
. The big blind checked and Lee followed up with a bet of 7,800. The big blind player then check-raised to 18,500 before Lee jammed it for his 40,000-chip stack. His opponent insta-called.
on the turn and 
on the river failed to deliver and Lee was sent to the rail.
and Tan instantly moved all in for his last 20,000 chips. Tran quickly called and the cards were tabled.
fell to give Tran an unbeatable set, as the meaningless 
landed on the river.
. , Steicke checked a second time. This time he was playing possum and coyly check-raised his opponent's 8,000-chip bet to 16,000. That player called, then folded the 
river when Steicke tanked for a minute before betting 18,000.
against two opponents with 
and 
as the board was spread 
. So moves up to 80,000.
into 
.
