"I Take It Back!" Ajayi Doubles Lai
Level 14
: 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante
Jason Johnson raised to 7,500 from under the gun and was called by Kane Lai in the hijack and Dapo Ajayi in the cutoff. The three went to a flop of [cjd7h] and Johnson checked to Lai, who bet 11,500. Ajayi called and Johnson folded.
Action went heads up to the turn 
and Lai continued, firing another 22,000. Ajayi went into the tank and then announced he was all in, much like a recent hand the two played. This time, Lai immediately called.
"I take it back!" Ajayi said. "I take it back!" He then tabled 
. "Do I have any outs?"
Lai showed 
.
"Okay, I have jacks," Ajayi consoled.
Ajayi did have two jacks left in the deck to score the knockout but would not hit either as the river fell clean and he was left paying off Lai for his last 70,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
211,500 | 211,500 |
|
193,000 | 87,000 |
|
105,000 | -125,500 |
. Kane Lai checked from middle position to put action on Dapo Ajayi, who was in the hijack. Ajayi bet 15,000 and Lai called.
and action went check-check. Lai then slid out a bet of 45,000 on the river 
. 
to secure the triple. Ajayi covered Moon and won the remaining side pot, sending Moon to the rail while Garshofsky scored a triple and now finds himself with around 200,000 in chips.
to give Williams eights up, with his hand remaining best the whole way even prior to hitting on the river. Freedman found herself dry on chips as a result and is expected to be seen tomorrow on Day 1c with one last chance at advancing.
gave Voorhees a couple of outs, but the river fell 
to send him to the rail shortly after the last break of the night, bringing Wahdan to around 200,000 in the process.