Sun Not Shining
We have an early casualty in the form of Sheng Sun, who has just departed at the hands of Anthony Diotte.
We did not arrive in time to catch any of the pre-flop action but Sun had the all-in triangle on the felt in front of him when we arrived on the river, along with all his chips.
It appears that Diotte was the man to shove first as he is the man who has to show first. With the community cards reading 
Diotte turned over 
for the turned straight.
Sun threw his cards into the muck, but being as this was an all-in and a call the rule is Sun must showdown so the dealer reached in and obligingly turned over Sun’s 
. It does not look as though Sun fancies the second bullet and he headed for the rail.
Canlin Chen has recently joined the action and will be eager to see if he can best his third place finish in the HK$206,000 Single Re-Entry Shot Clock II.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
66,500 | |
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Eliminé |
and Lovgren checked, then called a bet worth 2,000 before doing so again on the 
turn for more.
appeared on the river and Lovgren checked for the third street in a row. Egan bet 13,000 and that won the pot uncontested.
flop over with Guerrero attempting to seize the initiative with a bet of 525 with Davoudi the only caller.
turn over to Guerrero, who continued to tell a believable story with a second bet of 900. That was enough to get Davoudi to give it up and Guerrero wins a small one.
, with Nyberg checking the action over to Burns who bet out 1,100. Nyberg check-raised to 3,300 and Burns gave him the eyeball before throwing in the extras to make the call.
river.
but had just been rivered by Burns’ 
and the pot is shipped the Australian’s way.
flop, Gill in the small blind and Timothy Adams in the big blind checked, Mikita Badziakouski checked behind. On the 
turn, Gill bet 1,200 and both opponents called before the 
came on the river.
