and his opponent held
. Board:
After the hand, Ma is down to 9,500.
and his opponent held
.
, the female opponent held
, and the third player held
.


and the action checked to the UTG who lead out for 1,500. Araiza bumped it up to 4,500 and only the UTG called, leaving himself about 800 behind.
and Araiza moved all in. The UTG thought for a few moments before saving his last 800 in chips for a better spot.
, Ma checked and his opponent went all in. Ma tanked for a while before finally making the call. Ma tabled
and his opponent showed
. The turn of the
gave Ma's opponent a straight draw, but all of that was irrelevant when the
hit the river to give Ma the full house. Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25

of his opponent. All the chips were in the middle preflop with the board running out 



.
and another
. The board came
to give the players a chop. The player holding
thought that he had lost and left immediately. Realizing that the player was in error, Marsha Waggoner got up out of her seat and grabbed a floorman to try and get the player back. The floorman got on the mic and said, "The player at Blue 4, you need to come back. You still have chips."