HomeCharly Wittmann lost a chunk of his stack to Azusa Maeda but he was not going to be discouraged, instead, ten minutes after, he faced Maeda again, and this time the outcome would be to his favor.
Getting the details from Wittmann, a pre flop raise left both he and Maeda in the hand to see a flop land J-x-x. Acting first, Wittmann bet, Maeda raised, then Wittmann moved all in. Maeda called. At the showdown, Maeda had A-J off suit while Wittmann held a dominating K-K. With the turn and river of no help to Maeda, Wittmann won the hand and he doubled up to around 42,000. Wittmann was surely very content at having reclaimed a majority of the chips.