Level 25
: 15,000/30,000, 30,000 ante
The Philippines' David Erquiaga is the short-stack and moved all-in two hands in a row. The first resulted in an anti-climatic chop as both Erquiaga and big blind Wai King Cheung held ace-three, and while Erquiaga's was suited it made no difference and Erquiaga made 20,000 on the hand by chopping the blinds and ante with Cheung.
On the next hand, Erquiaga moved all-in preflop once more, this time for 95,000 and Ling He looking him up from the big blind.
Ling He: 
David Erquiaga: 
While He had the lead preflop, Erquiaga edged in front postflop with the board running out 
to give the Filipino two pair and a double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
800,000
-100,000
|
-100,000 |
|
225,000
-75,000
|
-75,000 |
, but there was some, with Cheung checking it over to Fa, who bet and was called. The 
turn saw the same check, bet, call pattern to swell the pot to 910,000 and the 
river saw Cheung check and Fa bet 350,000 which was enough to win the hand.
turn brought another bet from He, this one for 125,000, leaving himself roughly 430,000 or so behind. After another lengthy visit to the think tank, the Filipino player called once more and the 
river double paired the board and completed a possible spade flush.
turn to take the lead. The 
river sealed the deal and Shin departed in 8th place for a TWD 218,800 ($6,980) payday, while Tsai extended his lead to 2.75 million.
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