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One of the aggressors of the final, he soared in chips earlier until he had twice that of his nearest opponent, playing premium and not-so-premium hands to successful effect. But after Peter Gould took a tidy stack off him, he found the quiet but deadly Patrik Selin to be his eliminator in the following hand:
Ho limped along with one other player, and Selin checked his big blind, bringing a cheap flop of
. Selin bet out, called by Jason Ho who was holding 
. The turn, in Jason's own words, "Was a blank. Patrik bet out again, 15k this time - I made it 30k, and he moved in. He played it well, betting the trips like that."It did indeed turn out that the
in Patrik Selin's hand was good and remained so, making this last half hour the most dynamic in terms of chip movement of any in the tournament so far.