Nobody has more support at this final table than Luis Campelo. All we need now are some Samba dancers! Here is Campelo driving his rail crazy.
Muhamet Perati made a standard raise in the hijack and Nghi Van Tran three-bet one seat to his left. Campelo was next to act and after a moments pause he decided to call. Back to Perati and he raised it up to 305,000 and Van Tran folded. Campelo was the last person to act and he moved all-in and the Perati hand shot into the muck.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,420,000
180,000
|
180,000 |
|
1,400,000
480,000
|
480,000 |
|
1,295,000
305,000
|
305,000 |
flop and Kuether checked. Tran took this opportunity to bet out 80,000. Kuether made the call and both players were off to the turn.
on the turn saw a repeat of action with Kuether check-calling a bet from Tran of 150,000.
on the river allowed for both players to knuckle the felt for checks and flip over their cards. Kuether showed 
, for a pair of jacks and Tran exposed 
for a superior pair of queens.
. Jaffe bet 65,000 and Tompkins called to take us to fourth street. The dealer flipped the 
on its back and this time Jaffe made it 140,000; Tompkins called. The final card was the 
and Jaffe made it 270,000. Tompkins tanked for several minutes and finally called. Jaffe turned over 
flop didn't guarantee Kuether anything. Grise had plenty of outs to steal this hand away, but a 
on the river were not what Grise needed and he was sent hom in 8th place.
, Van Tran checked, Campelo bet 100,000, Van Tran moved all-in and Campelo called.
hands Campelo quads and he doubles up.
and the action checked to Ken Fishman (EP) and he bet 200,000. Joseph Kuether was seated on the button and he moved all-in for around 550,000, everyone else folded and Fishman made the call.
and river 
