How Rayan Nathan Took the Chip Lead
flop holding 
. His opponent raised, Nathan moved him all in, and his opponent called, tabling the 
for an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw. The turn was a diamond, making his opponent's flush, but the river paired the board giving Nathan the winning full house and sending his stack up to 37,000. Hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, Nathan won the $5,200 buy-in Melbourne Texas Hold'em Championships this past April, taking home $78,000. He had three cashes at this summer's WSOP, all in hold'em events and also cashed at the Season 3 EPT Grand Final Monte Carlo.