Le on a Rampage
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We ran up to Johnny Chan, Tuan Le, and Annette Obrestad's table after seeing cameras swarming around. When we got there we saw Tuan Le involved in another huge pot, this time with Johnny Chan. There was nearly 100,000 chips in the middle and Le had a bet of 50,000 in front of him. The board read 
and Chan was in the tank thinking about the decision.
"This could be my tournament life right here," Chan said.
After a few minutes in the tank, Chan folded. Camera crews asked for Chan and Le to put their cards to the side so they could both be filmed for the television broadcast.
"Really?" Le said to the camera crews. "Come on man." Eventually, Le gave up his protest and put his cards to the side. Crews filmed both sets of hole cards.
"You're not gonna like that one," Le said to Chan after the hand.
"Gotta wait 'til August to see that one!" someone else at the table joked.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
460,000
120,000
|
120,000 |
|
80,000
-89,600
|
-89,600 |
|
||
and John Coffman called with the 
. The board ran out 
, and Nichols wished the table good luck before exiting the tournament area.
to see the 2001 WSOP main event champion flop a set to eliminate his opponent.
. He was behind Liu's 
, and he would need help. That help came on the flop when the dealer spread 
. The turn and the river were bricks, the 
and the 
, and Liu was eliminated.
. His opponent made the call, and the two players took in a turn of 
. Kenney bet 27,800 this time, and his opponent dumped in a raise to 64,000. Kenney counted out his stack and then announced he was all in. His opponent folded after about a minute of thought.
fell on the turn, as the action checked around to Tripodi, who bet out 23,000. It was enough to take down the pot, as Elder and Seidel mucked their cards.
on the turn. Raghavan led the turn with a bet of 9,500 and his opponent called.
but it was no good as Raghavan showed 
. Shortly thereafter, Pollak was all in for about 50,000 with 
. Pollak found no help from the 
