Even before the final table was formed, still on Day 8 of the WSOP Main Event, Han Feng made an important surge. After returning from the dinner break with the smallest chip stack, he won an all-in with K high against the J high of Lucas Jumalon and secured a spot in the tournament’s decision with the eighth largest chip stack.
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Thus, the player’s stay, who was born in China but lives in the United States, was threatened at the final table. Even so, he showed courage. First, he impressed with the outfit he chose to compete in the decision of the world’s main poker tournament.
In this way, Han Feng appeared wearing red and white pants, an open white jacket, no shirt underneath, as well as a pink feather on his back. The look also included pink-lensed glasses. In an interview with “PokerNews,” he stated that he spent only US$ 200 on the outfit.
However, the player’s courage appeared mainly in the hands played in the decision. In a final table where most competitors adopted a more passive stance, Han Feng did not hesitate to put all the chips at risk. After delivering a bad beat to the Frenchman Mario Boss, he accumulated chips and ended the first day in second place.
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Han Feng’s plays at the final table
However, chip leader Lucas Jumalon maintained a strong pace. He pressured his opponents and finished the first part of the final table the same way he started, with the largest chip stack. However, Han Feng also shone. After a raise from Mario Boss with A♣Q♣, he, with only six big blinds, announced an all-in holding A♠4♠.
Then, the Frenchman called and entered the hand with the advantage. Even so, Han Feng showed confidence and said “I’m feeling good”. The confidence paid off, as the board brought K♠K♥2♦4♦T♥, confirming an important double and keeping the player alive in the tournament. After that, he continued accumulating chips and showed total disregard for the increasing prizes.
Finally, Han Feng received K♣J♣ and opened a raise from the button. Rami Hammoud, in the small blind, found A♣2♠ and applied a 3-bet. Lucas Jumalon, in the big blind, folded A♦T♥. Then, the bold player with colorful clothes responded with an all-in and forced the opponent to fold. Still at the end of the night, he received Q♦Q♣ and extracted more chips from Lauri Saaskilahti.
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