It wasn't long ago that French-Canadian Marc-Etienne McLaughlin
was dangerously low on chips but that's changed in a big way over the
last hour.
His biggest gain came moments ago in a hand against France's Sylvain Loosli.
Loosli was in the cut-off and opened to 1.6 million. McLaughlin called from the big blind and the flop came down K♠ 8♠ 5♠.
Loosli continued the aggression marked cards with a 2 million bet and McLaughlin took a few moments before raising to 5.2 million.
Loosli paused for a beat before grabbing a tall stack of chips and sliding it over the line. It was a min-raise which meant McLaughlin would need to call 3.2 million more.
The French-Canadian tanked for a minute before announcing all-in. Loosli quickly folded and McLaughlin took down a big pot.
After that hand Loosli is down to 14.25 million while McLaughlin finds his stack at 37.4 million.
His biggest gain came moments ago in a hand against France's Sylvain Loosli.
Loosli was in the cut-off and opened to 1.6 million. McLaughlin called from the big blind and the flop came down K♠ 8♠ 5♠.
Loosli continued the aggression marked cards with a 2 million bet and McLaughlin took a few moments before raising to 5.2 million.
Loosli paused for a beat before grabbing a tall stack of chips and sliding it over the line. It was a min-raise which meant McLaughlin would need to call 3.2 million more.
The French-Canadian tanked for a minute before announcing all-in. Loosli quickly folded and McLaughlin took down a big pot.
After that hand Loosli is down to 14.25 million while McLaughlin finds his stack at 37.4 million.
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