On the last hand before dinner break, a large pot had already developed by the river when Glen Keogh bet 135,000 on a board of 
.
Aleksandr Shevlyakov tanked for several minutes, staring down Keogh and cutting out the chips to call. He eventually decided to fold as Keogh showed 
for just a pair of eights before heading off for dinner.
"Well done, sir," tablemate John Frenz said, giving Keogh a fist bump.
