Chan Chips Up
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Level 10
: 500/1,000, 100 ante
Andy Chan has just took down a nice pot from the big stack of Ning Sun.
There was around 13,000 in the middle when we arrived, and a 
board out there. Sun led for 7,000 from the under-the-gun seat and Chan called on the button to bring the 
river. Sun didn't slow down, firing out a bet of 10,000. For a second it looked like Chan was considering moving all-in as he stacked all his chips in one pile. Eventually, though, he just tossed in a call.
Sun showed 
, but that was second best against Chan's 
. Chan's up to 77,000 now, while Sun dips to 88,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
88,000 | -34,000 |
|
77,000 | 45,000 |
flop and Cheong continued for 3,000 when checked to. Kuang came along, and Bo matched it too.
then landed on the turn, inspiring no more action. After three checks they saw the 
river, and again it checked through. Bo turned over 
, and Cheong started to laugh before he mucked. Kuang would end up mucking too, dropping to just 11,000, whilem Cheong now has 42,000 and Bo increases to 74,000.
flop which checked through.
and now when it checked to Sukonthachartnant he made a delayed continuation bet worth 1,800. Xiong called quickly, but Sun left the party.
river, and both opted for a check. Xiong saw his 
was best against Sukonthachartnant's 
river completed the board and Rabotkin checked a third time. Tsang moved all-in for 12,250, and Rabotkin began studying the size of the pot. He gave it some thought but would end up letting it go, leaving himself with 15,200. Tsang, meanwhile, is up to 37,400.
flop. 
