Watts Chipped Up After Three-way All In
Level 8
: 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
Richard Watts is vying for the chip lead as players get ready to take their second break of the day. He was kind enough to fill PokerNews in on some of the details. Watts' chips have come via a few hands but his biggest pot of all was in a three-handed all in preflop scenario. He held pocket-queens and was up against pocket-jacks and ace-king. With no ace, king or jack on the runout, Watts secured a very tidy pot and he has been building steadily ever since.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
182,000
182,000
|
182,000 |
and Miller continued, which got one call and one fold. Heads up, the dealer put a 
on the turn. Miller barreled for 8,400 and his opponent went into the tank, using a time-bank card, using the extra seconds to double-check how much he had left behind (28,000 and change). 
for a turned straight draw.
and it checked to Chan who continued for 5,100. Both players behind called and the big blind folded.
and after Chan checked, the player on his left moved all in for 7,000. William Miskelly was on the button and he flat-called. Chan didn't like the spot, reluctantly passing and he was right to do so.
against his opponent's 
board and his pair of jacks was good enough to keep him in the game.
and holding against 
on a 
