Naoya Kihara Running Hot
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Naoya Kihara has the whole of Table #447 in stunned silence. We have just seen him seriously dent the hopes of two of the very best.
The first person he damaged was Tom Marchese. The board was showing 
and Marchese paid of a 33,000 river bet to reduce him to 60,000. Kihara showed 
and Marchese mucked his hand.
Next it was the short stacked Samuel Chartier to feel the wrath of Kihara. Our hand analysis was disrupted due to the Parkinson bust-out but we know that Charter paid off another river value bet from - the man from Japan - and is now down to 23,000 chips. Kihara has around 660,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
660,000
135,000
|
135,000 |
|
||
|
60,000
-47,000
|
-47,000 |
|
|
||
|
23,000 | |
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when Sam Chartier and Naoya Kihara decided to get it all-in.
completed the board. Chartier was out and joining him was Jan Collado who was eliminated a few moments earlier at the hands of Dermot Blain.
) on a flop of 
(two hearts) versus the 
(three hearts) of Kihara. The third heart hit the turn, there was no pairing of the board on the river and Kihara adds another 175,000 to his ever growing empire.
onto the river and Junglen made his straight.
