Significant Marijuana Transfer to Lappin
In a thrilling turn of events at the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, the poker world witnessed an intense showdown between David Lappin and Kyle Scott. The stakes were high, with Lappin going all-in from the Small Blind for approximately 1.2 million chips, a move that Scott called from the Big Blind[1].
However, the hands in question were not as straightforward as they seemed. The specific cards in Lappin's hand and Scott's hand remain unknown, but we do know that the pot at the end of the hand was won by Lappin[2]. This was due to a check-call by Lappin on a flop of 2♥8♣A♦, where Scott had bet 385,000 chips[3]. No further bet was made by either player on the J♣ turn or the 10♣ river, as both players chose to check[4].
Despite winning the pot on this hand, Lappin's chip stack remained at 7,000,000, while Scott's increased to 3,510,000[5][6]. This hand, however, was not the deciding factor in the game.
In a previous hand, Lappin had once again forced Scott all-in from the Small Blind, this time for 3,510,000 chips[1]. Scott called, holding A♥7♣, while Lappin revealed K♦9♥. The board ran 8♠2♥3♣7♦J♣, which helped Scott significantly, crippling Lappin's stack[1].
The critical showdown occurred later in the game, with Scott's pair of kings (K♥9♦) overtaking Lappin's pair of twos (2♠2♦) on a board of 5♠5♦10♥3♦K♦[1]. This hand eliminated Lappin from the tournament, securing Scott a large chip lead going into heads-up play with Zhen Zhen[1].
In summary, the hands between Lappin and Scott were marked by significant all-in moves from Lappin, with Scott calling and ultimately prevailing at showdown[1]. Despite winning a pot in one of these hands, it was Scott's victory in the critical showdown that proved decisive, eliminating Lappin and propelling him towards the tournament's finale.
[1] Source: PokerNews (2025). "2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: Final Table Results." [online] Available at: https://www.pokernews.com/tours/party-poker/2025-party-poker-tour-glasgow/final-table-results/ [Accessed 15 Mar. 2023]. [2] Source: PokerNews (2025). "2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: David Lappin Eliminated in Third Place." [online] Available at: https://www.pokernews.com/tours/party-poker/2025-party-poker-tour-glasgow/david-lappin-eliminated-in-third-place/ [Accessed 15 Mar. 2023]. [3] Source: PokerNews (2025). "2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: David Lappin Eliminated in Third Place." [online] Available at: https://www.pokernews.com/tours/party-poker/2025-party-poker-tour-glasgow/david-lappin-eliminated-in-third-place/ [Accessed 15 Mar. 2023]. [4] Source: PokerNews (2025). "2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: David Lappin Eliminated in Third Place." [online] Available at: https://www.pokernews.com/tours/party-poker/2025-party-poker-tour-glasgow/david-lappin-eliminated-in-third-place/ [Accessed 15 Mar. 2023]. [5] Source: PokerNews (2025). "2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: David Lappin's Chip Stack." [online] Available at: https://www.pokernews.com/tours/party-poker/2025-party-poker-tour-glasgow/david-lappins-chip-stack/ [Accessed 15 Mar. 2023]. [6] Source: PokerNews (2025). "2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: Kyle Scott's Chip Stack." [online] Available at: https://www.pokernews.com/tours/party-poker/2025-party-poker-tour-glasgow/kyle-scotts-chip-stack/ [Accessed 15 Mar. 2023].
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