Anthony Yeh crosses the Million Mark on Day 4 – Five Diamond World Poker Classic 2011
Only 18 contestants for the final two tables are left after four days of enthralling play at the Five Diamond World Poker Classic on Friday, with Soi Nguyen leading the field with massive 3,300,000 chips in his pocket. The level
20 of the tournament will start from Saturday, with blinds of 8,000-16,000 and a 2,000 ante.
Anthony Yeh vs. Tony Dunst
A quick raise from Anthony Yeh from the middle position was followed by a re-raise from Tony Dunst from the big blind. After a moment’s pause, Yeh finally called to the bet. A ten of hearts, five of clubs and a three of hearts
fell on the flop, with Dunst immediately throwing 80,000 more chips in the pot. Yeh called and an ace of clubs on the turn was followed by a check from both players.
A five of hearts came down on the river and Dunst bet 125,000 chips. Yeh thought for a while and eventually decided to fold, letting Dunst to take away the big pot.
Tony Dunst - 880,000 (73 BBs)
Anthony Yeh – 930,000 (77 BBs)
Anthony Yeah surpasses a million-chip mark
Almost 50,000 chips were in the pot already and the flop fell as the nine of hearts, seven of clubs and a three of spades, when Yeh threw in 33,000 more in the pot from the small blind. Tommy Chen raised the bet to 88,000 from
the big blind and Yeh made a late call to acknowledge his bet.
A ten of spades came on the turn and Yeh checked once again. Chen added 115,000 more chips to the pot, so did Yeh. An eight of hearts came on the river, followed by a long pause from Yeh before he checked for the third time in
the hand. Chen did the same.
“Two pair,” announced delighted Yeh revealing his eight and nine of diamonds for eights and nines to take the pot. Yeh crossed the one-million chip count after winning the huge pot at the end of the hand and finished off the Day
4 at the fifth spot on the leaders board.
Anthony Yeh - 1,120,000 (93 BBs)
Tommy Chen - 350,000 (29 BBs)
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