WSOP-C Playground

Jeremy McCann

Jeremy McCann committed his last 3 big blinds against Mike Lafable who had just slightly more.

Lafable held , while McCann was in trouble with .

After the runout gave Lafable a full house on the river, McCann was done in third while Lafable was up to 7 big blinds.

Ghislain Pigeon is the latest to be eliminated at the hands of Ruoxiao Shi after he got his ace-jack in against Shi's kings.

Pigeon thought he had a double up locked away after the flop, but the turn had other ideas, leaving the field at four with Shi extending his lead.

Albert Suetin sits second with five left in the Colossus

Following the elimination of David Sorgente in 7th place, min Qiu moved his last 4,100,000 in from the hijack and was called by Albert Suetin in the small blind.

It was a pair on pair situation with Qiu's in trouble against Suetin's .

A board of couldn't save Qiu and he was felted in 6th place.

The pot gave Suetin the second largest stack in the room with 12,400,000, but he's still far behind leader Ruoxiao Shi's over 34,000,000.

Here's a look at the overall counts of the final five.

• Ruoxiao Shi - 34,100,000
• Albert Suetin - 12,400,000
• Ghislain Pigeon - 6,700,000
• Jeremy McCann - 3,900,000
• Mike Lafable - 2,800,000

Colossus is down to seven as Christopher Tran is the latest to fall to overwhelming chip leader Ruoxiao Shi.

Tran had his king-ten in against the chip leader's king-queen, and after Shi paired his queen on the flop, Tran was still drawing to a gutshot.

The turn and river brought Tran no further help and Shi's queen's won him another pot to boost his stack over 28,000,000 which is nearly half the chips in play with seven left.