Chuck Lum Calls Correctly, Chips Up


With the board reading KcKcKcKcKc and more than 30,000 in the pot, Chuck Lum checked in the small blind and Kevin Grabel bet 12,400. Lum thought for a couple minutes and eventually put forward a stack of calling chips.

Grabel showed KcKc for a missed straight draw and eight-high, and Lum took down the pot with KcKc for two pair, tens and fours.

Chuck Lum - 127,000
Kevin Grabel - 73,000

Level - 10
Blinds - 500/1,000
Antes - 100
Entries - 109

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