Chino Reem Finds a Lucky Double, Then Busts

Chino Rheem made another huge fold on the board. There was about 500,000 in the pot and Rheem checked to Mark Reilly who bet 400,000. Rheem was agonised, but eventually folded, calling ace-three in Reilly's hand. Reilly indeed showed .

Rheem, however, doubled in the following minutes. He needed some help from the skies to beat Roussos Koliakoudakis, who had while Rheem held . The board ran and Rheem shouted: "Yes, two pair, eights and threes!" Koliakoudakis had to pay Rheem a full 193,000.

But Rheem didn't enjoy his double long. He was gone literally the next minute, running into aces again. This time, Reilly found the goods and nothing came to Rheem's rescue. His remained second, and the start-of-day chip leader departed in 15th Place for $15,531.