WPT Prime Cambodia – NagaWorld Millions Final Day
Maggie Chien-Chih Weng wins the NagaWorld Millions – US$ 50,150
After ten hours of competition, Taiwan’s Maggie Chien-Chih Weng wins the WPT Prime Cambodia NagaWorld Millions! Weng entered the final table as front runner, ploughed through six players to claim a career high payout of US$ 50,150 and a new WPT side event trophy to add to her collection. Last year, Weng won the Liar’s Dice Championship in Taiwan, and in January, she won the WPT Prime Paris Turbo event.
Congratulations to Maggie Weng!
PAYOUTS: Final table
1 | Chien-Chih Weng | Taiwan | $50,150 |
2 | Vikaash Shah | India | $35,170 |
3 | Rolands Norietis | Cambodia | $22,600 |
4 | Zarvan Tumboli | India | $15,150 |
5 | Ting Hao Lian | Singapore | $11,650 |
6 | Kiale Matthews | Australia | $9,650 |
7 | Firat Basbaydar | UK | $8,100 |
8 | Andrew McGregor | UK | $6,550 |
9 | Xiaoqing Lu | China | $5,000 |
PAYOUTS: 10th to 53rd
10 | Eric Sai Hoe Chan | Malaysia | $4,230 |
11 | Dhanesh Chainani | Singapore | $4,230 |
12 | Gabriel Carter | UK | $4,230 |
13 | Jijun Xu | China | $3,500 |
14 | Micheal O’Neill | Ireland | $3,500 |
15 | He Zhou | China | $3,500 |
16 | Rajeev Kanjani | India | $2,900 |
17 | Gilbert Vetters | Usa | $2,900 |
18 | Abbouchi Mohamad | Lebanon | $2,900 |
19 | Eike Soren Strub | Germany | $2,400 |
20 | Jeffry Kurniawan | Indonesia | $2,400 |
21 | Taegeun Kim | Korea | $2,400 |
22 | Lester Wee | Singapore | $2,030 |
23 | Jonathan Pollard | UK | $2,030 |
24 | Koen Breed | Netherlands | $2,030 |
25 | Takashi Someya | Japan | $1,675 |
26 | Xianbing Zhang | China | $1,675 |
27 | Adam Kaufman | $1,675 | |
28 | Joseph Adams | UK | $1,375 |
29 | Jean Robert Autran | France | $1,375 |
30 | Myat Thwe Chu | Myanmar | $1,375 |
31 | Hua-Wei Lin | Taiwan | $1,375 |
32 | Yu-Sheng Lin | Taiwan | $1,375 |
33 | Jingjie Xu | China | $1,375 |
34 | Harsh Bubna | India | $1,375 |
35 | Yu-Chung Chang | Taiwan | $1,375 |
36 | Martin Ng | Singapore | $1,375 |
37 | Gaurav Sood | India | $1,220 |
38 | Mark Kline | USA | $1,220 |
39 | Duc Kien Tran | Viet Nam | $1,220 |
40 | Shen-Syu Ho | Taiwan | $1,220 |
41 | Florent Remi | France | $1,220 |
42 | Farhad Aghayev | Azerbaijan | $1,220 |
43 | Yong Chen | China | $1,220 |
44 | Erik Roger Spets | Senegal | $1,220 |
45 | Abhijith Cheruku | India | $1,220 |
46 | Christopher Shebat | USA | $1,100 |
47 | Ngoc Khanh Le | Viet Nam | $1,100 |
48 | Melvin Ng | Singapore | $1,100 |
49 | Kang Yoon Ko | Korea | $1,100 |
50 | Stephen Nathan | UK | $1,100 |
51 | Arun Sriram | Namibia | $1,100 |
52 | Chao-Ting Cheng | Taiwan | $1,100 |
53 | Selim Souissi | Tunisia | $1,100 |
23:00: Vikaash Shah eliminated in 2nd place – US$ 35,170
Level 28: 75K-125K, 125K ante
Button Maggie Chien Chih Weng raises to 325,000, big blind Vikaash Shah calls. Both players check the flop . On the turn , Shah checks, Weng bets 350,000, Shah jams, Weng snap calls.
Shah flush draw
Weng trips
The river is for trips to hold and Shah to bust in 2nd place.
22:45: Maggie Weng grinding down Shah
Level 28: 75K-125K, 125K ante
Maggie Chien Chih Weng has won three hands all courtesy of the river card. The third one was on a board . Vikaash had Five-Six.
Weng went on to win the next hand that saw Shah limp, Weng checked, the flop ran . Shah bet 150,000, Weng check-raised to 500,000, Shah folded.
22:40: Heads up! Maggie Weng vs Vikaash Shah
Level 28: 75K-125K, 125K ante
It is down to the final two with Maggie Chien Chih Weng leading 64 BB to Vikaash Shah’s 38 BB.
22:35: Roland Norietis eliminated in 3rd place – US$ 22,600
Level 28: 75K-125K, 125K ante
Roland Norietis all in with and is up against the leader Maggie Chien Chih Weng with . Despite being live, he is unable to survive with the board running .
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 8,000,000
Roland Norietis – Eliminated in 3rd place
22:30: Vikaash Shah rising
Level 27: 50K-100K, 100K ante
On a board showing , big blind Maggie Chien Chih Weng checks, button Vikaash Shah bets 350,000, Weng calls, Shah shows for two pair. Weng mucks.
Vikaash Shah = 4,840,000
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 5,525,000
22:25: Vikaash Shah doubles through Norietis
Level 27: 50K-100K, 100K ante
From the butto, Vikaash Shah shoves his 1,680,000 stack and small blind Roland Norietis puts him at risk with more chips. It’s a flip with Shah holding and Norietis . The board comes for a double up to Shah.
Vikaash Shah – 3,560,000
Roland Norietis – 2,520,000
22:15: Maggie Chien Chih Weng wins a pot
Level 27: 50K-100K, 100K ante
On a flop , big blind Roland Norietis check-calls button Maggie Chien Chih Weng’s 200,000 bet. On the turn and river , both check it down. Norietis shows pair, Weng wins it with higher pair.
22:10: Zarvan Tumboli eliminated in 4th place – US$ 15,150
Level 27: 50K-100K, 100K ante
Zarvan Tumboli three-bet shoves with to battle with, initial raiser Vikaash Shah challenges with . With the board running , Tumboli misses to fall in 4th place.
Vikaash Shah – 1,930,000
Zarvan Tumboli – Eliminated in 4th place
21:55: Lian Ting Hao eliminated in 5th place – US$ 11,650
Level 27: 50K-100K, 100K ante
Chip leader Maggie Chien Chih Weng raises to 200,000 from the button, small blind Lian Ting Hao three-bet jams for 605,000, Weng makes the call that barely dents her stack. Weng , Lian , the board runs to end Lian’s hunt in 5th place.
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 6,300,000
Lian Ting Hao – Eliminated in 5th place
They are now down to four players. Weng sits with half of the chips in play.
21:45: Break time
Level 26: 40K-80K, 80K ante
Maggie Chien Chih Weng | Taiwan | 5,555,000 |
Lian Ting Hao | Singapore | 805,000 |
Vikaash Shah | India | 1,775,000 |
Roland Norietis | Latvia | 3,790,000 |
Zarvan Tumboli | India | 775,000 |
21:20: Kiale Matthews eliminated in 6th place – US$ 9,650
Level 26: 40K-80K, 80K ante
Kiale Matthews all in with but runs smack into Vikaash Shah’s to fall in 6th place. The board was .
Vikaash Shah – 2,480,000
Kiale Matthews – Eliminated in 6th place
21:15: Firat Basbaydar eliminated in 7th place – US$ 8,100
Level 26: 40K-80K, 80K ante
Firat Basbaydar all in with , Maggie Chien Chih Weng has him dominated with . With no hits on the board , it is the end of the road for Basbaydar.
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 5,450,000
Firat Basbaydar – Eliminated in 7th place
21:10: Kiale Matthews doubles through Norietis
Level 26: 40K-80K, 80K ante
All in preflop, Kiale Matthews who is on his second final table appearance, is at risk with and need to dodge Roland Norietis’ overcards. With the board running , it’s a commanding full house for Matthews to earn a double up.
Kiale Matthews – 870,000
Roland Norietis – 2,740,000
20:55: Andrew McGregor eliminated in 8th place – US$ 6,550
Level 25: 30K-60K, 60K ante
Another takedown by the chip leader Maggie Chien Chih Weng. On a flop Andrew McGregor is all in with top pair and is behind Weng’s straight. The turn improves McGregor to trips and give him more outs, but with the river , he misses and busts in 8th place.
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 4,100,000
Andrew McGregor – Eliminated in 8th place
20:35: Xiao Qing Lu eliminated in 9th place – US$ 5,000
Level 25: 30K-60K, 60K ante
Down to just 10 bb Xiao Qing Lu all in with Six-Three offsuit and is eliminated by chip leader Maggie Chien Chih Weng with pocket Jacks.
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 3,000,000
Xiao Qing Lu – Eliminated in 9th place
20:30: Andrew McGregor doubles through Tumboli
Level 25: 30K-60K, 60K ante
Andrew McGregor all in with Seven-Eight and is live against Zarvan Tumboli’s Ace-King. An Eight shows up on the turn to improve and avoid elimination.
Andrew McGregor – 900,000
Zarvan Tumboli – 1,350,000
20:15: NagaWorld Millions Final Table
Level 24: 25K-50K, 50K ante
Maggie Chien Chih Weng | Taiwan | 2,340,000 |
Lian Ting Hao | Singapore | 1,700,000 |
Vikaash Shah | India | 1,800,000 |
Firat Basbaydar | England | 860,000 |
Xiao Qing Lu | China | 680,000 |
Kiale Matthews | Austalia | 680,000 |
Roland Norietis | Latvia | 2,110,000 |
Andy McGregor | UK | 450,000 |
Zarvan Tumboli | India | 1,825,000 |
20:10: Eric Chan burned by the river
Level 24: 25K-50K, 50K ante
Button Zarvan Tumboli min-raises to 100,000, big blind Eric Chan defends. At the flop , Tumboli c-bets 100,000, Chan check-raises all in for 385,000. Tumboli calls.
Chan two pair
Tumboli gut shot
The turn added to Tumboli’s outs, and with the river one hit for a winning flush. Chan was eliminated in 10th place for US$ 4,230.
Zarvan Tumboli – 1,875,000
Eric Chan – Eliminated in 10th place for US$ 4,230
20:00: Maggie Weng claims a good pot
Level 24: 25K-50K, 50K ante
Small blind Maggie Chien Chih Weng limps, big blind Lian Ting Hao defends. At the flop , both check. The turn , Weng leads out 50,000 and is called. The river , Weng bets 200,000, Hao calls, Weng opens , Hao mucks.
19:45: Vikaash Shah shaves a chunk off Matthews
Level 24: 25K-50K, 50K ante
On a turn board Vikaash Shah is all in and Kiale Matthews calls. Shah opens flush, Matthews is drawing dead with straight. The river is
Vikaash Shah – 1,720,000
Kiale Matthews – 560,000
19:40: Roland Norietis shoves
Level 24: 25K-50K, 50K ante
Roland Norietis shoves 710,000 on a flop with 400,000 in the pot. Xiao Qing Lu counts out the chips and can afford it but can’t pull the trigger.
Roland Norietis – 1,110,000
19:30: Zarvan Tumboli puts McGregor on Big Slick
Level 23: 20K-40K, 40K ante
On a flop and 500,000 in the pot, Zarvan Tumboli check-calls Andrew McGregor’s 200,000 bet. On the turn , same action with Tumboli check-calling another 200,000 bet. On the river , both opt to check. McGregor has , Tumboli wins the pot with while telling McGregor “I put you on that”.
Zarvan Tumboli – 2,100,000
Andrew McGregor – 475,000
19:20: Maggie Weng takes the lead
Level 23: 20K-40K, 40K ante
Cutoff Kiahle Matthews raises to 80,000, small blind Maggie Chien Chih Weng three-bets to 225,000, Matthews calls. At the flop , Weng c-bets 100,000 and Matthews calls. On the turn , it is Matthews that fires a bet of 200,000 and Weng check-calls. Both players check the river . Weng shows , Matthews mucks.
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 2,300,000
Kiahle Matthews – 1,380,000
19:10: Gabriel Carter falls to Basbaydar
Level 23: 20K-40K, 40K ante
All in preflop, Gabriel Carter with , Firat Basbaydar ahead with , the board is to end Carter’s run in 12th place.
Firat Basbaydar – 1,000,000
19:00: Round 2: McGregor and Chan
Level 23: 20K-40K, 40K ante
Another clash between Andy McGregor and Eric Chan. With a 230,000 pot built and a flop , big blind McGregor shoves, Chan tank-calls. McGrego top pair, Chan draw, the turn and river is good for a double up to McGregor.
Andrew McGregor – 1,040,000
Eric Chan – 700,000
18:55: Eric Chan doubles through McGregor
Level 23: 20K-40K, 40K ante
From under the gun, Eric Chan raises to 100,000, big blind Andrew McGregor defends. At the flop , McGregor leads out 100,000, Chan shoves and is called.
Chan
McGregor
The turn give Eric Chan the flush, McGregor is drawing dead. River is .
Eric Chan – 1,210,000
Andrew McGregor – 500,000
18:45: Maggie Weng shoves twice, no takers
Level 23: 20K-40K, 40K ante
Zarvan Tumboli opens, Andrew McGregor calls, big blind Maggie Weng shoves, no callers. Tumboli say he has pocket Eights, Weng says her hand is “secret”. Two hands after, Eric Chan raises to 100,000, Weng shoves again. Still no takers.
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 940,000
18:35: Kiale Matthews finishes off Jijun Xu
Level 22: 15K-30K, 30K ante
Another one bites the dust here with Jijun Xu eliminated by Kiale Matthews. It was all in preflop, Xu with , Matthews . The cards land .
Kiale Matthews – 1,820,000
18:25: Zarvan Tumboli rails Micheal O’Neill
Level 22: 15K-30K, 30K ante
From under the gun +1, Micheal O’Neill raises to 60,000, button Zarvan Tumboli three-bets to 155,000, back to O’Neill who jams his 620,000 stack, and is called.
O’Neill
Tumboli
O’Neill calls out for cards but the board doesn’t help out as it runs . O’Neill is out in 14th place.
Zarvan Tumboli – 1,675,000
18:10: Firat Basbaydar doubles through Carter
Level 22: 15K-30K, 30K ante
Another flip here with Firat Basbaydar up against Gabriel Carter with . The board comes .
Firat Basbaydar – 1,260,000
Gabriel Carter – 225,000
18:05: Zarvan Tumboli doubles through Weng
Level 21: 15K-25K, 25K ante
All in preflop with Zarvan Tumboli flipping with against Maggie Chien Chih Weng’s . The board runs for Tumboli to survive.
Zarvan Tumboli – 1,125,000
Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 450,000
17:55: Michael O”Neill saved by the river
Level 21: 15K-25K, 25K ante
Micheal O’Neill celebrates the turn of events to keep him in the running. He shoves and is at risk against big stacked Eric Chan who spikes the two-outer on the flop . Getting up to go, the turn and river give O’Neill the flush to sit back down and double up.
Micheal O’Neill – 645,000
17:45: Kiale Matthews tanks Basbaydar
Level 21: 15K-25K, 25K ante
On a board and 800,000 in the pot, Kiale Matthews shoves for 415,000 that sends Firat Basbaydar deep into the tank. Basbaydar eventually folds leaving himself 600,000.
Kiale Matthews – 1,215,000
Firat Basbaydar – 600,000
17:40: Lian Ting Hao drags in a big one
Level 21: 15K-25K, 25K ante
On a board and 525,000 in the pot, hijack Jijun Xu checks to button Lian Ting Hao who fires a 300,000 bet, Xu folds.
17:30: Andrew McGregor chipping up
Level 21: 15K-25K, 25K ante
Hand opens with cutoff Rajeev Kanjani raising to 50,000, button player Zarvan Tumboli three-bets to 130,000, small blind Andrew McGregor calls, Kanjani folds. At the flop , McGregor check-calls an 80,000 c-bet from Tumboli. On the turn , McGregor leads out 150,000, quick fold from Tumboli.
17:25: Chip counts
Level 21: 15K-25K, 25K ante
Table 17
1- Lian Ting Hao – 900,000
2- Vikaash Shah – 765,000
3 – Firat Basbaydar – 855,000
4 – Kiale Matthews – 310,000
6 – Dhanesh Chainani – 1,575,000
7 – Gabriel Carter – 920,000
8 – Jijun Xu – 725,000
9 – He Zhou – 230,000
Table 18
1 – Roland Norietis – 1,370,000
2 -Rajeev Kanjani – 710,000
3 – Zarvan Tumboli – 425,000
4 – Andrew McGregor – 750,000
5 – Eric Chan – 740,000
6 – Gilbert Vetters – 360,000
7 – Xiao Qing Lu – 1,400,000
8 – Micheal O”Neill – 370,000
9 – Maggie Chien Chih Weng – 450,000
17:10: Lian Ting Hao doubles through Carter
Level 20: 10K-20K, 20K ante
Cooler with Lan Ting Hao dominating Gabriel Carter’s . With the board throwing blanks, it’s a double up for Hao.
Lian Ting Hao – 840,000
Gabriel Carter – 908,000
17:00: Jeffry Kurniawan falls to McGregor
Level 20: 10K-20K, 20K ante
Andrew McGregor sends Jeffry Kurniawan out with the board running .
16:50: Gabriel Carter rising
Level 20: 10K-20K, 20K ante
Gabriel Carter is now one of the chip leaders after shipping two big pots that sent Eike Soren Strub out of contention. With 155,000 in the pot, and a board , Carter bet 80,000, Abbouichi Mohamad check-raised to 275,000, Carter shoved, quick fold from Mohamad.
Following that hand, Strub was all in with flush draw on a board , Carter had top pair, the turn was and river .
Gabriel Carter – 1,440,000
Eike Soren Strub – eliminated
Abbouichi Mohamad – 427,000
16:20: Maggie Weng triples up!
Level 20: 10K-20K, 20K ante
Maggie Chien Chih Weng was just saying that she is dying out there then immediately wakes up with from the big blind. As betting goes around the table, Lester Wee shoves, Jonathan Pollard shoves, and Weng joins for a three-way and says “get the camera ready!” Then shows her big hand.
Lester Wee
Jonathan Pollard
Maggie Weng
The board runs for a triple up to Weng and 23rd place for Pollard. Wee drops to 1 bb.
Maggie Weng – 384,000
Lester Wee – 14,000
16:10: Basbaydar disappointed at the runout
Level 19: 10K-15K, 15K ante
All in preflop with Jijun Xu at-risk holding against big stacked Firat Basbaydar with . With the board running , Xu improves to a flush to take a chunk from the overnight chip leader.
Jijun Xu – 820,000
Firat Basbaydar – 450,000
16:00: Lian Ting Hao ends Koen Breed
Level 19: 10K-15K, 15K ante
All in preflop with Lian Ting Hao ahead in chips and in holecards against Koen Breed’s . The board bricks to send Breed out of the running.
Lian Ting Hao – 530,000
15:50: Andrew McGregor shows Rockets
Level 19: 10K-15K, 15K ante
Andrew McGregor raises to 30,000 and down the orbit Xiao Qing Lu calls. At the flop , McGregor shoves his 222,000 stack, Lu tank-folds and shows . McGregor returns the gesture and shows .
Andrew McGregor – 322,000
Xiao Qing Lu – 1,500,000
15:35: Rajeev Kanjani takes the risk and wins
Level 18: 6K-12K, 12K ante
From under the gun, Rajeev Kanjani raises to 25,000, cutoff Xiao Qing Lu and big blind Jeffry Kurniawan call. At the flop , Kanjani c-bets 55,000, Lu pushes his massive stack, Kurniawan check-folds, Kanjani goes for it with 443,000 behind.
At the showdown, Kanjani is ahead straight to Lu’s , the turn and river don’t help Lu to pay the double up.
Rajeev Kanjani – 920,000
Xiao Qing Lu – 1,600,000
15:25: Vikaash Shah vs Xianbing Zhang
Level 18: 6K-12K, 12K ante
On a turn board , Vikaash Shah sends out a 100,000 bet and Xianbing Zhang calls. The river slow both players. Zhang has flush but is behind Shah’s higher flush.
Vikaash Shah – 680,000
Xianbing Zhang – 122,000
15:20: Eric Chan wins another pot
Level 18: 6K-12K, 12K ante
On a board showing and 96,000 in the pot, Eric Chan bumps up a player’s bet from 30,000 to make it 70,000 to continue. He is called. The turn and river see no more chips in the pot. Chan wins with .
15:20: Eric Chan claims two pots
Level 18: 6K-12K, 12K ante
All in preflop with at-risk player Jean Robert Autran behind Eric Chan’s . The board runs to end Autran. Next hand, Koen Breed raises to 24,000, Chan three-bets to 200,000, Breed folds.
Eric Chan – 530,000
15:15: Gabriel Carter eliminates Thwe
Level 18: 6K-12K, 12K ante
All in with Gabriel Carter ahead pocket Queens against at risk player Chu Myat Thwe with pocket Nines. No help came for her on the board to bust in 30th place.
Gabriel Carter – 650,000
15:00: Break time, 30 remaining
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
Chip leaders at the break:
Xiao Qing Lu – 1,655,000
Dhanesh Chainani – 1,140,000
Firat Basbaydar – 1,000,000
Zarvan Tumboli – 770,000
14:56: Dhanesh Chainani snap-calls Tumboli
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
On a board that completed , and a big pot brewed, big stacks battle with blind Zarvan Tumboli betting 68,000, Dhanesh Chainani snap-called, Chainani shows , Tumboli mucks.
Dhanesh Chainani – 1,140,000
Zarvan Tumboli – 770,000
14:55: Lester Wee recovers through Kanjani
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
After paying a double up to Andrew McGregor, Lester Wee three-bet jams again and Rajeev Kanjani calls. Wee is ahead against Kanjani’s . Wee stays ahead on a board to double up.
Lester Wee – 289,000
Rajeev Kanjani – 400,000
14:50: Andrew McGregor doubles through Wee
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
Action opens with cutoff player Jeffry Kurniawan raising to 20,000, button Rajeev Kanjani calls, small blind Lester Wee shoves, big blind Andrew McGregor joins with less chips, Kurniawan and Kanjani fold.
Wee
McGregor
The board runs for a double up and more to McGregor.
Andrew McGregor – 388,000
Lester Wee – 132,000
14:40: Kiale Matthew sends Vetters tanking
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
On a flop , small blind Gilbert Vetters bets 30,000, late position Kiale Matthews jams, Vetters tanks then folds while showing top pair, top kicker. Matthews doesn’t show.
Kiale Matthews – 300,000
Gilbert Vetters – 253,000
14:35: Gabriel Carter vs He Zhou
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
On a board showing , big blind He Zhou bets 30,000, Gabriel Carter raises to 80,000, Zhou calls. Carter shows two pair, Zhou mucks.
Gabriel Carter – 325,000
He Zhou – 290,000
14:25: Kiale Matthews doubles through Vetters
Level 17: 5K-10K, 10K ante
Kiale Matthews gets the max from Gilbert Vetters with pocket Jacks dominating pocket Tens throughout.
Kiale Matthews – 220,000
Gilbert Vetters – 230,000
14:20: Geun The Kim eliminates Martin Ng
Level 17: 4K-8K, 8K ante
All in preflop, Geun The Kim , Martin Ng , the board has hearts and a queen for Kim to overtake and ship it. Ng busts.
Geun The Kim – 350,000
14:15: Zarvan Tumboli boots Sood
Level 17: 4K-8K, 8K ante
Gaurav Sood all in for his remaining 100,500 stack, Zarvan Tumboli calls, no other takers. Sood opens and needs some luck against Tumboli’s , the board offers no such help as it runs }as}.
Zarvan Tumboli – 880,000
14:10: Gilbert Vetters shoves
Level 17: 4K-8K, 8K ante
Abbouichi Mohamad raised to 16,000, big stacked Xiao Qing Lu on button called, small blind Gilbert Vetters jammed his 174,000 remaining stack, no callers.
Gilbert Vetters – 222,000
13:55: Xiao Qing Lu massive
Level 17: 4K-8K, 8K ante
Undeniably, the new chip leader by miles is China’s Xiao Qing Lu with over 1,645,000. When we got to his table, he had more but paid a chunk to Eike Soren Strub wit losing to Strub’s straight on a board .
Xiao Qing Lu – 1.645,000
Eike Soren Strub – 600,000
13:45: Martin Ng survives Chainani
Level 17: 4K-8K, 8K ante
Earlier, Dhanesh Chainani eliminated Melvin Ng and attempted to do the same to Martin Ng however this time the flip went the other way. All in preflop, Ng three-bet shoved with , initial raiser Chainani called, , the board ran for a set to Ng.
Martin Ng – 104,000
Dhanesh Chainani – 630,000
13:40: 40 remaining, chip leader update
Level 17: 4K-8K, 8K ante
Blinds are up. The first level lost 13 players to bring the field down to 40. Currently leaders are Firat Basbaydar (960,000), Dhanesh Chainani (720,000), and WPT champion Zarvan Tumboli (675,000).
13:25: Adam Kaufman triples with Quads
Level 16: 3K-6K, 6K ante
Three way all in with Mark Kline hoping to scoop it all up against Adam Kaufman’s and Christopher Shebat’s , however, the poker gods were on Kaufman’s side running for quads-Jacks. Kaufman tripled up, Shebat busted, and Kline paid up.
Adam Kaufman – 210,000
Mark Kline – 130,000
13:20: Dhanesh Chainani rails Melvin Ng
Level 16: 3K-6K, 6K ante
Another player sent packing with Dhanesh Chainani shipping it with winning the race against on a board of .
Dhanesh Chainani – 720,000
13:15: Bust bust bust
Level 16: 3K-6K, 6K ante
A flurry of busts include Selim Soussi, Chao Ting Cheng, and Stephen Nathan, we are quickly down to 48 players.
13:10: Vikaash Shah doubles through Lester Wee
Level 16: 3K-6K, 6K ante
Vikaash Shah wins the flip with against Lester Wee’s with the board running .
Vikaash Shah – 300,000
Lester Wee – 370,000
13:00: Cards in the air!
Level 16: 3K-6K, 6K ante
And they’re off! Cards in the air for the NagaWorld Millions. Track the game here as we bring you updates throughout the race.
Welcome to the Final Day of the Season XXI WPT Prime Cambodia – Event 2: NagaWorld Millions $150K GTD! The event kicked off on opening day, March 9 and after four starting days that pulled in a combined 508 entries, the guarantee was crushed. The final 53 players are now looking at a sweeter US$ 246,380 prize pool.
With the event paying out top 10%, that means heavier payouts all around. The minimum is US$ 1,100 while up top is a hardy US$ 50,150.
Action gets underway at 1pm. Track the game here. We will post highlights and updates until a champion has been crowned.
Buy in: US$ 550
Guarantee: US$ 150,000
Total Entries: 508
Prize pool: US$ 246,380
ITM: 53 players
*PAYOUTS ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
Day 1A: 33 entries / 4 ITM
Day 1B: 182 entries / 19 ITM
Day 1C: 190 entries / 19 ITM
Day 1D: 103 entries / 11 ITM
Chips in play: 12,575,000
Average stack: 237,265
Day 2 Opening blinds: 3K-6K, 6K BB Ante
Day 2 qualifiers – 53 players
Rank | Player | Flag | Stack | BB | Table/Seat |
1 | Firat Basbaydar | England | 705,000 | 118 | T-18 [01] |
2 | Rajeev Kanjand | India | 625,000 | 104 | T-23 [06] |
3 | Shen Syu Ho | Taiwan | 541,000 | 90 | T-19 [05] |
4 | Lester Wee | Singapore | 521,500 | 87 | T-22 [03] |
5 | He Zhou | China | 484,500 | 81 | T-23 [03] |
6 | Zarvan Tumboli | India | 473,000 | 79 | T-23 [04] |
7 | Jijun Xu | China | 467,500 | 78 | T-18 [04] |
8 | Eike Soren Strub | Germany | 439,500 | 73 | T-19 [08] |
9 | Abbouchi Mohamad | Lebanon | 420,000 | 70 | T-19 [09] |
10 | Dhanesh Chainani | Singapore | 419,000 | 70 | T-17 [06] |
11 | Kang Yoon Ko | Korea | 376,500 | 63 | T-19 [06] |
12 | Xianbing Zhang | China | 364,000 | 61 | T-21 [05] |
13 | Xiao Qing Lu | China | 341,000 | 57 | T-19 [02] |
14 | Harsh Bubna | India | 300,000 | 50 | T-21 [08] |
15 | Gabriel Carter | UK | 295,000 | 49 | T-17 [07] |
16 | Xu Jing Je | China | 281,000 | 47 | T-19 [01] |
17 | Joseph Adams | UK | 266,000 | 44 | T-23 [02] |
18 | Koen Breed | Netherlands | 264,000 | 44 | T-18 [06] |
19 | Jonathan Pollard | UK | 261,000 | 44 | T-23 [01] |
20 | Selim Souissi | Tunisia | 244,000 | 41 | T-19 [04] |
21 | Kien Duc Tran | Vietnam | 234,000 | 39 | T-18 [02] |
22 | Chao Ting Cheng | Taiwan | 230,500 | 38 | T-18 [09] |
23 | Gilbert Vetters | USA | 219,000 | 37 | T-19 [03] |
24 | Geun The Kim | Korea | 211,500 | 35 | T-17 [01] |
25 | Farhad Aghayev | Azerbaijan | 208,500 | 35 | T-21 [02] |
26 | Andrew McGregor | UK | 207,000 | 35 | T-22 [04] |
27 | Takashi Someya | Japan | 197,500 | 33 | T-18 [07] |
28 | Adam Kaufman | Canada | 187,000 | 31 | T-22 [06] |
29 | Chu Myat Thwe | Myanmar | 178,500 | 30 | T-17 [04] |
30 | Gaurav Sood | India | 174,500 | 29 | T-22 [07] |
31 | Micheal O’Neill | Ireland | 169,000 | 28 | T-21 [03] |
32 | Mark Kline | USA | 167,500 | 28 | T-22 [02] |
33 | Eric Chan Sai Hoe | Malaysia | 167,000 | 28 | T-21 [01] |
34 | Rolands Norietis | Latvia | 166,000 | 28 | T-21 [07] |
35 | Florent Remi | Malta | 156,000 | 26 | T-17 [03] |
36 | Kiale Matthews | Australia | 155,000 | 26 | T-23 [09] |
37 | Lian Ting Hao | Singapore | 154,000 | 26 | T-18 [08] |
38 | Vikaash Shah | India | 152,000 | 25 | T-22 [08] |
39 | Jeffry Kurniawan | Indonesia | 147,000 | 25 | T-22 [01] |
40 | Maggie Chien Chih Weng | Taiwan | 145,000 | 24 | T-23 [07] |
41 | Hua Wei Lin | Taiwan | 115,000 | 19 | T-21 [09] |
42 | Abijith Cheruku | India | 112,000 | 19 | T-23 [05] |
43 | Roger Spets | Sweden | 107,500 | 18 | T-19 [07] |
44 | Jean-Robert Autran | France | 102,000 | 17 | T-21 [06] |
45 | Arun Sriram | India | 101,500 | 17 | T-17 [05] |
46 | Khanh Ngoc Le | Vietnam | 92,000 | 15 | T-23 [08] |
47 | Martin Ng Zheng Wei | Singapore | 88,000 | 15 | T-17 [08] |
48 | Yu Sheng Lin | Taiwan | 77,000 | 13 | T-18 [05] |
49 | Melvin Ng Wei Zong | Singapore | 75,000 | 13 | T-17 [09] |
50 | Yong Chen | China | 63,000 | 11 | T-18 [03] |
51 | Nevan Yu Chung Chang | Taiwan | 61,500 | 10 | T-17 [02] |
52 | Stephen Nathan | UK | 49,500 | 8 | T-21 [04] |
53 | Christopher Shebat | USA | 32,500 | 5 | T-22 [09] |
Payouts 1 to 9
1 | $50,150 |
2 | $35,170 |
3 | $22,600 |
4 | $15,150 |
5 | $11,650 |
6 | $9,650 |
7 | $8,100 |
8 | $6,550 |
9 | $5,000 |
Payouts 10 to 36
10-12 | $4,230 |
13-15 | $3,500 |
16-18 | $2,900 |
19-21 | $2,400 |
22-24 | $2,030 |
25-27 | $1,675 |
28-36 | $1,375 |
37-45 | $1,220 |
46-53 | $1,100 |