"The rich get richer!"
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On a flop of
, Phan and his opponent traded raises until eventually agreeing that it was best to get it all in right then and there."Do you want this too?" Phan's opponent asked, referring to his yellow second chance chip.
"Yeah, whatever you want," Phan complied, though tournament rules would never allow the yellow chip to enter the pot as well.
When the cards were turned over, Phan revealed straight and flush draws, showing the
and his opponent tabled top two pair: 
.Phan spiked his flush when the
came on the turn and a blank on the river locked things up for 'The Razor,' who now has -- according to his calculations -- almost 40,000 in chips.
against an all-in short stack holding 
who was down to the felt for real, i.e,. no token, covered by a third player with 
.
and the river the 
and Perala's aces hold for a 18,000 chip pot.
flop, Brandon Adams and Karl Mahrenholz both fold before Piergiorgio D'Ancona moves all in. Williams quickly calls flipping 
and D'Ancona shows 
And a table tap later we're down another player.
where Mercier's 
.