Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Christopher Shon (pictured above) moved all in from early position for his final 800,000, and Sean Ferreira (pictured below) slid his stack in, but he also announced “call.” Ferreira thought he had less chips than Shon, but he actually had about 80,000 more that had to be left behind. After confirming the situation, Simon Carandang also called in the big blind.
The flop came down [8c][7d][4h], and Ferreira checked to Carandang, who quickly dropped a 100,000 chip in to put Ferreira all in. Once he confirmed who would get sixth and who would get fifth if they both busted, Ferreira called with [Ad][Qs]. Carandang had plenty of outs with [10h][6h] for two straight draws, and Shon technically had the best of it at the moment with [Jd][8s] for top pair.
The turn was a king that changed nothing, but the [5d] river changed everything. It took the table a few moments to realize that Carandang had in face made the straight on the river, as he secured the pot to strengthen his chip lead.
