Bichon Doubles Through Plauski
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against Aleh Plauski's 
, a short-stacked Thomas Bichon would need a little bit of luck to stay alive, and he got just that...Bichon picked up eight outs to make a straight after the flop came
, and he'd get there on the turn when the 
peeled off. Though the scales had tipped in Bichon's favor, Plauski still had outs for a flush, but missed when the board paired on the river (
).After the hand, Bichon stacked up 104,000 in chips while Plauski fell to 165,000.