WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

Action folds around to the blinds, Jeremy Jehanne limps with Q♣ T♠ and big blind Yukako Hiroi checks with 4♦ 6♦ . When the flop runs T♠ 5♠ 3♥ , the chips go flying. Jehanne needs to dodge the open-ended outs but with the turn 7♥ he is drawing dead and is eliminated.

Jeremy Jehanne three-bets to 90,000 on the button and Lynn Gilmartin then jams for 497,000 behind. It folds back to Jehanne and he asks for a count, eventually calls without asking for a stack and shows his A♦ K♦ .

Gilmartin is at risk with the K♥ K♣ and has an additional sweat to endure until the 8♠ 8♦ 4♠ T♦ turn. No ace or diamond follows as the river is the 7♣ , propelling the WPT anchor to seven figures.

Jeremy Jehanne kicks off the action at Table 8 with a min-raise frum under the gun that finds two callers in Lynn Gilmartin and Dylan DeStefano on the big blind. When the flop comes Q♥ J♥ 6♦, Jehanne continues for 25,000, Gilmartin folds while DeStefano check-raises to 85,000. Jehanne calls to take it to the turn 9♣ .

DeStefano barrels a second time for 80,000 and still doesn't shake off Jehanne who calls. On the river Q♠ , DeStefano puts the brakes on, Jehanne tanks for one time bank then checks as well. Destefano has a missed flush K♥ 4♥ , Jehanne collects the big pot with Q♣ T♦ .

There is some uproar on table nine as a large pot unfolds between Yunsheng Sun and Dylan DeStefano. With some 175,000 in the middle to the Q♦ 8♣ 6♣ flop, DeStefano is all-in and at risk for 278,000 with the K♣ K♦ .

Sun has him barely covered and reveals the A♣ J♣ for the nut flush. Instead, Sun spikes the A♦ on the turn to take the lead and leave DeStefano on the verge of elimination very close to the money bubble.

One more twist to the story is to follow, as the river brings the K♥ and that is also the reason for the uproar.

Jeremy Jehanne moves all-in for 29,200 on the 8♣ 6♥ 3♠ flop when facing a bet of 7,500 by Yuki Nakada. The latter tanks for more than two minutes and Shmuel Bechor calls the clock on him. Another minute passes and the clock is about to get enforced when Nakada taps the table and folds Q♦ Q♥ face-up.

"I would snap call with ace-king there," Daniel Charlton mentions and Bechor sighs, then tells Nakada he will be pushing him around.

Ran Koller bets all three streets with the final bet worth on 25,000 on the A♦ 9♠ 9♦ 5♥ 8♠ board. Jeremy Jehanne has fewer chips than that behind and calls it off.

Koller tables A♣ K♦ and that has Jehanne's A♠ Q♦ pipped for the knockout.