Now EnTerring Dangerous Terretory

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By now, players should no better than to try to bluff Terrence Chan (or to challenge PokerNews bloggers to further butcher their names). He moved to a new table shortly after his earlier king-high call down. This time, Fredy Torres opened the hijack to 8,500, and Chan defended his big blind.

Flop: {k-Diamonds} {k-Hearts} {3-Hearts} - Chan checked, and Torres checked behind.

Turn: {4-Diamonds} - Chan bet out 18,000, and Torres called.

River: {j-Diamonds} - Chan bet 28,000, and Torres mini-raised to 60,000. Chan counted his stack quickly before announcing a call. Torres turned up {a-Clubs} {10-Hearts} for ace-high, while Chan's {q-Diamonds} {9-Diamonds} for the second nut-flush was plenty good enough to win the pot. He moved up to 258,000. Torres slipped to 155,000.