A Story for Fyke's People Back Home
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The two players saw a flop of
. Fyke bet out into Tran, pushing forward 1,125 chips. Mimi came back with a raise to 5,150, and Fyke reraised another 5,000 on top, enough to put his opponent all in. Mimi Tran did indeed make the call, showing down 
. Fyke had the lead and Mimi's tournament life in his hands with his 
.As the table awaited the dealer to run out the last two cards, Fyke looked at Mimi and smiled, saying, "No matter what happens, I have a story for the people back home now."
And it's not going to be a bad beat story. The turn and river provided nothing useful for Mimi. The
and 
that came down failed to improve her hand and she finds no salvation from being eliminated.