Park Makes it Look Like a Walk in the Park
Level 10
: 800/1,600, 1,600 ante
Nathan Kogel open-shoved from middle position for about 22,000 chips, putting his tournament life on the line. Peter Park's senses were tingling as he made the call and had Kogel covered.
Kogel exposed his 
while Park flipped over the 
and had Kogel in trouble.
The board ran out 
and Kogel's day was done.
"You're so lucky, how do you do it?" a tablemate asked. Park just smiled as he stacked his chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
170,000
170,000
|
170,000 |
|
Busted |
and action checked to Abi-Zeid. He continued for 10,000 into his quintet of opponents. It didn't look like he would get any action as each player folded until it reached Tamayo who decided to go all in for his stack of over 100,000. Back to Abi-Zeid who snapped called.
for top set and Tamayo couldn't believe it as he revealed 
for middle set himself. 
and Lofaso checked it to Shaw. Shaw continued for 5,000, Sengphet called, and Lofaso check-raised all in to about 14,000. 
for flopped trips while Shaw showed 
for the cooler flop. The 
river wasn't enough to help Shaw and Lofaso brought himself back into a healthy chip stack.
while Young had 
for the classic race. 
showed up with her set in the window. She had to fade the gutshot of Young, but the 
turn and 
river came clean for her. 
for the missed straight flush draw. Djonli tabled the 
and Kenneth Brunette bet 6,000 in position. John Compton check-called the bet.
and Compton checked again. Brunette fired for 10,000. Compton quickly sprung to action and check-raised to 30,000. Brunetted decided on a call and the swelling pot went to a river.
fell and Compton shoved for 55,000 effective. Brunette didn't think too long before committing his stack.
for two pair to outdraw the 
