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From the hijack, Team PokerStars Asia Pro Raymond Wu just called a raise to 200 from the player immediately to his right, however, the action is then re-raised to 1325 from the cutoff. The original raiser folds and Wu four-bets to 3225, which is then called.
The two players go to the flop of J♣ 8♦ 8♣ and Wu continues with another bet of 3725. His opponent then turns Wu’s aggression back on him by moving all in for around 8000 more. This forces a fold from the Team PokerStars Asia Pro and Wu is left with just 8400 in chips remaining.
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