The first two players folded, and Kenneth Damm asked for a count on big blind Ray Sukkar. He announced that he was all in, and Sukkar quickly slid his last ~400,000 chips in, putting himself at risk of elimination.
Showdown:
Damm:
Sukkar:
Needing to win to stay alive, Sukkar watched the board run out . He does indeed have the best hand at the end, doubling up to 810,000.
Under the gun, Kenneth Damm raises it up to 225,000. In the big blind, Nali Kaselias announces a reraise, and first puts in the call. He cuts out another 650,000 chips and makes it a total of 875,000 to dance. That's enough to get Damm out, and Kaselias stacks the chips.
David Lee raises to 180,000 first in from the small blind. Kaselias cuts out a stack of chocolate chips (T25,000), appearing to posture for a raise, but electing instead to just flat call.
The flop reads . Lee continues out with a bet of 200,000, prompting Kaselias to drop his head and release his cards. Lee pulls in the pot, and flashes the .
Kaselias is first in, and he raises to 280,000. Kenneth Damm folds from the small blind, and it comes to Ray Sukkar. He sits still for a minute, fingering his chips and looking to be deep in thought. Finally, he slides his full stack forward, putting himself all in. Kaselias very calmly says, "I call," putting Sukker in danger of being knocked out.
Showdown:
Kaselias:
Sukkar:
The flop misses Sukkar but does add a few more outs as it comes down . Instead of hitting his gutshot straight draw, he pulls the out of the deck, improving to the best hand. The river is the , and Sukkar survives to double up.