Lacay Not Letting Up
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. Action was on Ludovic Lacay in the small blind, and he led out with a bet of 8,000. His opponent considered carefully before flicking in the call.Fourth street came the
, and Lacay fired again, 14,000 this time. Another pause followed, a bit longer now, but the call came from across the table once again. The last card off was the 
to put an open-ended straight draw on board. Lacay grabbed his whole stack of high-denomination chips and made a big covering bet. His opponent had just less than 30,000 left, and he frowned, shook his head, and sent his cards back into the muck.Lacay - 170,000
. Tom Koral was heads up with the betting lead, and he fired one last bullet of 16,000 into the middle. His opponent eventually made the call, and Koral tabled 
for the winning trips.
, and he was looking to win a race and double up against his opponent's 
. Sands continued out with a bet of 6,200, and his opponent made the smooth call.
, and Sands loaded the gun again. He fired another 11,700 chips at the pot, only to see his opponent move all in for 44,200. Sands made a pretty quick call, and the cards were on their backs.
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