Jung Among the Latest to Bow Out
Level 8
: Blinds 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
A short-stacked Seung Mook Jung was all-in for some seven blinds and he was looked up by table neighbour Emmanuel Segismundo. The South Korean held the 
and Segismundo chopped with 
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"Gamble?" Jung asked his opponent with a grin and then thanked him as a third player had likely folded the potentially winning hand. However, only two minutes later the South Korean was knocked out so the good deed only lasted a short while.
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65,000
65,000
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65,000 |
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were ahead of 
preflop but that all changed on the 
flop. The 
turn brought some potential split outs but the 
river was no miracle for Chu.
for a turned top pair. However, he had zero equity by then as Hung Richard Nguyen held the 
runout as it beat 
and the cards of the at-risk player were already mucked while they headed out of the Grand Hall.
, the 
of Stojkovic made aces full while the 
of Vu were second-best.
, Vu Duc Trung was all-in with the 
of Changhwan Lee. The 
river only improved Lee and Trung re-entered shortly after.
