WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

The completed board shows A♦ Q♥ 4♦ 6♦ J♣ and Erik Rozhynskyi awaits his fate as he is already all-in. Daniel Neilson bets 130,000 and then faces the all-in of Jesus Espinosa Fernandez, after which he takes a couple of seconds before the call.

The Spaniard shows his T♦ 8♦ for the flush and Rozhynskyi is beaten with his 8♣ 7♣ . However, Neilson rolls over the K♦ 5♦ for the nut flush and that sends two players packing.

"Why didn't you snap call?" Yunkyu Song asks and Neilson grins back "because it's more fun this way" before sipping on his glass of red wine.

Just before the new level, Travis Endersby raises and finds two callers to the flop 2♦ 3♣ K♥ . Action is checked to Erik Rozhynskyi, he bets 3700, button player Peteris Enders calls, and Endersby folds. The turn 4♥ brings a larger 7500 bet from Rozhynskyi then Enders moves all in for 37,700.

Rozhyinskyi can afford it but tanks for some time until he decides to fold and show A♠ A♦ . Enders can't believe it as he flips open K♣ 7♠ and says repeatedly to Rozhynskyi "thank you thank you!"

From middle position, Patrik Demus opens then calls button Erik Rozhynskyi's 4000 re-raise. At the flop 7♥ K♥ 5♣ Demus check-calls Rozhynskyi's 2000 continuation bet then they check the turn Q♣ . On the river 3♦ , Demus shoves 12,600, Rozhynskyi assesses the board then folds after about a minute or so.