888poker Ambassador Chris Moorman was down to around 20,000 at one point but is now sporting a stack of well over 200,000.
He first won a hand where the board read 
and his opponent had bet 6,500. Moorman needed some time but ended up calling with 
for the pair of eights on the board with the ace kicker and that was more than enough as his opponent tabled 
.
A few minutes later, Moorman doubled up to around 90,000 when he was all in and called with 
on a queen-high board.
Then about another 10 minutes later, Moorman got another double-up and he was kind enough to tell the live reporting team what had happened.
Moorman had 
and he raised. The player in the four-seat three-bet and Moorman responded with a four-bet and his opponent called which created a pot of around 22,000 before the flop was dealt.
The flop came 
, Moorman continued with a bet of 13,700, and was called.
The turn brought them a 
and Moorman's continuation-bet for 19,000 was called again.
The river completed the board with another and Moorman jammed for 51,000 and got called again. Moorman showed his aces and doubled up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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210,000
163,200
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163,200 |
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and all three players checked to see the 
and Timoshenko led out with a small bet of 2,500 before the big blind went into the tank, then decided to raise, making it 10,000 to go. Action folded back to Timoshenko and he thought for about a minute before raising, making it 36,000 total. 
and both players checked. 
and the early position led out with a bet of 4,500 and Forss called. His opponent mucked his hand so Forss took it down without having to show his hand.
. They both checked the 
and both players checked. On the 
, and Umdemstock's 22,900 bet was called. 
and Steinberg paid a small bet of 10,000 to see his opponent's cards. He showed 
.
and Sanchez continued with a bet of 5,000. The player in the hijack called but Josephy raised to 22,000. Sanchez was the only one willing to call.
for the turned flush and raked in the pot which takes him to the top of the chip counts with quite a big lead.
