Jonathan Chehanske and Soi Nguyen folded their hands, and Lynda Tran moved all in from the small blind for her last 370,000. Edmund Liu was in the big blind, and he peaked down at his cards, and made the call.
Liu: 
Tran: 
Tran woke up with a huge hand in the small blind, and she was in great shape to double up. The flop was action packed, coming 
. That paired the ace of Liu, but Tran picked up a diamond draw. The suspense was over on the turn when the 
hit, and the meaningless river was the 
.
Tran collected the double up to get to 770,000, while Liu is now our short stack with 515,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
770,000
220,000
|
220,000 |
|
515,000
-380,000
|
-380,000 |
, and it was checked to Chehanske, who fired out 115,000. Nguyen never likes to fold, and he wasn't going to here, as he raised it up to 260,000. Tran quickly got out of the way, but Chehanske made the call.
, and Nguyen finally decided to slow down and check. Chehanske quickly checked as well, and tabled 
for top pair. Nguyen mucked his hand, and the big pot was shipped over to Chehanske.
. Lynda Tran checked to Jonathan Chehanske, who fired out 105,000. Tran cut out chips for a check raise, and she put it in, a bet of 250,000. Chehanske made the call, and the turn brought the 
, and though it gave Roussakis the flush, it also gave Nguyen a full boat.
, and Chehanske checked to Nguyen, who fired out 60,000. Chehanske put in a check raise to 180,000, and Nguyen tossed the chips in for the call.
. Nguyen bet out 90,000, and Erik Roussakis made the call. The river was the 
for a pair of tens, and it was good enough to take the pot.
, and Roussakis took just a few seconds to move all in. Liu asked for a count, and found out that the bet was worth 406,000. Liu cut out the chips for the call, and started playing with them. About 90 seconds into the tank, it look like Liu was stacking his chips and getting ready to call, but he didn't make an action. Eventually, after about three minutes in the tank, Liu folded.