Level 7
: 300/600, 100 ante
The new level started much as the last one finished – with lots of action. Anyong Dong lasted even less time than Tek Lon Tam did, falling at the hands of Justin Chan, who was kind enough to run us through all the carnage.
It all started with a Wingkei Chan raise and a Dong call before Justin Chan, sitting in the small blind with 
re-raised a hefty enough amount to get Wingkei Chan to fold out, but not Dong who made the call with the speculative 
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The 
flop brought something for everyone, and Dong shipped the rest of his chips in after Chan sneakily checked the flop. Of course, Chan called and Dong did not hit a three or a four to bring the field down to five.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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35,000
11,000
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11,000 |
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Busted |
[x]
with the paint arriving on the river.
, dropping down to a little under 10,000. This shrank still further the following hand after when Sam Cheong made it 1,200 to go from middle position and Tam (button) and Justin Chan (small blind) made the call to take the action three-way to a flop of 
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window card getting him to stand up and start packing his bag. The rest of the board ran out 
to see Chan’s flopped set improve to a full house and that was that for Tam’s Day 1B.
, had turned two pairs and had a club flush draw to go with it when all the chips went in on the turn. Unfortunately for Hui, Cheong, holding 
had a higher flush draw and the eight that had given Hui two pair had completed Cheong’s straight.
. This saw Chan reach for chips and he took a stab for 2,500 with Cheong the only caller.
river brought in trips and Chan checked it over to Cheong, who tossed in a single blue 5,000 chip. Chan rechecked his cards and eventually folded leaving Cheong to take down the pot.
