The action happened very quickly as we were walking by, but Thung Huynh had bet the turn and called a shove with the board reading J7310.
Huynh tabled J10, giving him top two pair, but needed to fade an eight or a diamond against his opponent’s J9. The river was the A and Huynh’s hand held up as he chipped up to 315,000.
Here are a look at a few of the notable chip counts of those that are still left late on Day 1c.
The action happened very quickly as we were walking by, but Thung Huynh had bet the turn and called a shove with the board reading J
7
3
10