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Chip Counts ABC
Buy in: US$ 350
Guarantee: US$ 50,000
Entries: 346
Prize pool: US$ 105,720
ITM: 51 players
Day 1A: 133 entries / 20 advanced (ITM)
Day 1B: 157 entries / 24 advanced (ITM)
Day 1C: 56 entries / 7 advanced (ITM)
1 | Daoxing Chen | 772,000 |
2 | Guiyang Wang | 554,000 |
3 | Vincent Chauve | 549,000 |
4 | Armon Van Wijk | 426,000 |
5 | Xinan Zou | 382,000 |
6 | Van Binh Pham | 364,000 |
7 | Emil Ukalaev | 335,000 |
8 | Xinshou Xu | 304,000 |
9 | Xiaosheng Zheng | 286,000 |
10 | Yuwen Pan | 279,000 |
11 | Haisheng Bi | 273,000 |
12 | Eric Wasylenko | 268,000 |
13 | Haisheng Qiu | 268,000 |
14 | William Bolton | 260,000 |
15 | Qiyuan Huang | 245,000 |
16 | Jihao Feng | 226,000 |
17 | Roman Kokotiuk | 212,000 |
18 | Gokul Raj Dharmarajan | 205,000 |
19 | Cheng Zhang | 202,000 |
20 | Vishal Ojha | 190,000 |
21 | Thomas Walters 180000 | 180,000 |
22 | Ley Kydatov | 171,000 |
23 | Siarhei Chudapal | 171,000 |
24 | Yoongwon Woo | 168,000 |
25 | Tom Maguire | 154,000 |
26 | Bo Jin | 151,000 |
27 | Pheeratham Lerdthammatavee | 141,000 |
28 | Bihari Michael Adam | 137,000 |
29 | Andrew Kim | 136,000 |
30 | Chu-Yen Lin | 129,000 |
31 | Xiaohua Fu | 128,000 |
32 | Hwang Wei Choong | 122,000 |
33 | Zhenshan Wu | 115,000 |
34 | Chengbei Li | 107,000 |
35 | Adrien Michel Tantaro | 100,000 |
36 | Jounghun Kim | 95,000 |
37 | Quan Zhou | 93,000 |
38 | Bien Mai | 88,000 |
39 | Oleg Voschinin | 84,000 |
40 | Jiyang Gan | 83,000 |
41 | Yinfei Xiao | 80,000 |
42 | Yannick Jobin | 79,000 |
43 | Amit Kaushik | 75,000 |
44 | Vinay Boob | 68,000 |
45 | Dave Labrecque | 60,000 |
46 | Rodolphe Mathias | 49,000 |
47 | Roland Kivi | 42,000 |
48 | Martin Zheng | 37,000 |
49 | Fedor Dedelov | 34,000 |
50 | Kyoungchul Lee | 29,000 |
51 | Maxime Costas | 24,000 |
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NagaWorld Kickoff Final Day
Buy in: US$ 350
Guarantee: US$ 50,000
Entries: 346
Prize pool: US$ 105,720
ITM: 53 players
Day 1A: 133 entries / 20 advanced (ITM)
Day 1B: 157 entries / 24 advanced (ITM)
Day 1C: 56 entries / 9 advanced (ITM)
Day 2 starting blinds: 2,000-5,000, 5,000 ante
Starting stack: 30,000
Chips in play: 10,380,000
China’s Guiyang Wang wins the NagaWorld KickoffÂ
China’s Guiyang Wang overcame the swings at heads up against William Bolton to capture the NagaWorld Kickoff Event title and PokerStars Spade Trophy! Impressively, Wang turned his US$ 350 buy in into a hefty US$ 20,615.
From the start, Wang was a force to reckon. He bagged the chip lead at Day 1A, entered Day 2 running third in chips, then held the top rank for nearly the entire stretch. Out of the numerous heads he claimed was Chinese pro Xixiang Luo in 16th place. Congratulations to the newest APPT champion!
00:15: William Bolton eliminated in 2nd place –Â US$ 13,109
Level 30: 60,000-120,000, 120,000 ante
The final hand has been dealt. William Bolton all in with , Guiyang Wang ahead in chips and in hand with
, the board runs
. Bolton is out in 2nd place.
00:00: Guiyang Wang back on top
Level 30: 60,000-120,000, 120,000 ante
On a board and 700,000 in the pot, Guiyang Wang bet 625,000, William Bolton check-called. On the river
both checked. Bolton had
top pair, Wang shipped it with
set.
Guiyang Wang – 5,500,000
William Bolton – 4,800,000
00:15: William Bolton takes down three pots to overtake
Level 30: 60,000-120,000, 120,000 ante
William Bolton picks up a few pots to jump ahead in the counts. His first pot saw Guiyang Wang raise to 260,000, Bolton calls. On the flop , Bolton check-called 350,000. On the turn, Wang bet 800,000, Bolton check-raised all in for a total of 2,260,000, Wang folded.
Another big pot was built of around 1,300,000 on a board of . Wang bet 600,000, Bolton called. Wang showed
two pair, Bolton had
for a higher two pair.
00:10: Guiyang Wang takes down a big one
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
The pot built up to 925,000 and the board was . Guiyang Wan bet 700,000, William Bolton check-called. On the river
, both players checked. Bolton had
top pair, Wan shipped it with
.
00:00: Guiyang Wang grinds down Bolton
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
Guiyang Wangis clearly the aggressor, entering nearly every hand with a raise. He grinds to retake the lead and is up 6,300,000 to Bolton’s 4,000,000.
23:35: Heads up between William Bolton and Guiyang Wang
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
Heads up between William Bolton and Guiyang Wang. Up for grabs is the US$ 20,615 champion’s purse and of course one of the coolest trophies, the PokerStars Spade. Bolton is ahead with 5,900,000, Guiyang Wang with 4,400,000.
23:30: Daoxing Chen eliminated in 3rd place – US$ 9,504
Level 28: 40,000-80,000, 80,000 ante
All in preflop, Daoxing Chen with and is at risk against Guiyang Wang’s
. The board runs
. Chen is eliminated.
Eliminations 4th – 8th
4 | Siarhei Chudapa | US$ 7,707 |
5 | Armon Van Wijk | US$ 6,121 |
6 | Eric Wasylenko | US$ 4,694 |
7 | Yuwen Pan | US$ 3,446 |
8 | Emil Ukalaev | US$ 2,495 |
20:10: Choong Hwang eliminated in 9th place – US$ 2,019
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
First hand of the final table, Choong Hwang falls to Armon Van Wijk with standing solid against
. The board was
.
20:00: Final tableÂ
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
By seat
1 | Hwang Wei Choong | 440,000 |
2 | William Noble | 670,000 |
3 | Siarhei Chudapa | 575,000 |
4 | Armon Van Wijk | 460,000 |
5 | Daoxing Chen | 1,450,00 |
6 | Eric Wasylenko | 1,700,000 |
7 | Guiyang Wang | 4,180,000 |
8 | Yuwei Pan | 530,000 |
9 | Emil Ukalev | 425,000 |
19:55: Xinan Zou eliminated in 10th place – US$ 1,670
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
Xinan Zou all in preflop with , Guiyang Wang calls with
. With the board running
, no hits for Zou to miss the final table by one spot.
19:40: Another good pot for Hwang
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
With 200,000 in the middle and a flop {9h]
, Choong Hwang bets the pot and utg Eric Wasylenko tank-calls. On the turn
, no brakes for Hwang who jams, Wasylenko quickly folds. Hwang shows
trips.
19:20: Choong Hwang shoves everyone out
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
Under the gun Xinshuo Xu limps, Yuwei Pan raises to 90,000, button Armon Van Wijk three-bets to 215,000, big blind Choong Hwang shoves, no callers.
19:15: Guiyang Wang four-bets shoves Chen
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
Big stacks Guiyang Wan and Daoxing Chen battle for pot that grew to 175,000 before the flop . Wan bets, Chen raises to 500,000, Wan shoves, Chen has a big stack but is covered. He opts to fold.
Guiyang Wang- 3,240,000
Daoxing Chen – 1,280,000
19:00: Pheeratham Lerdthammatavee eliminated in 12th place – US$ 1,448
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
Chip leader Guiyang Wang soars to 2,000,000 after railing Pheeratham Lerdthammatavee in 12th place. He is the overwhelming chip leader with 11 remaining.
18:45: Jin Bo eliminated in 14th place – US$ 1,279
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
Jin Bo pushes all in with Ace-Four and runs into a player’s Ace-King to bust in 14th place. He earns US$ 1,279.
18:00: Xixiang Luo eliminated in 16th place – – US$ 1,152
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
End of the road for Chinese pro Xixiang Luo who shoves with then misses the board
for Guiyang Wan’s {10d
to hold and ship it.
Guiyang Wang- 1,900,000
Xixiang Luo – eliminated
17:45: Bien Mai eliminated in 17th place – US$ 1,152
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
Vietnam’s Bien Mai will not be bringing home a back to back here at the NagaWorld Kickoff having just busted in 17th place to Armon Van Wijk. His final hand was all in on a flop with
open ended, Van Wijk had
top pair. The turn
and river
were no help to Mai.
16:00: Big stack update, 24 remaining
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Guiyang Wang – 1,200,000
Daoxing Chen – 1,070,000
Xiaosheng Zheng – 800,000
Armon Van Wijk – 670,000
Yuwei Pan – 600,000
Eric Wasylenko – 550,000
Xixiang Luo – 500,000
Reigning champion – Bien Mai – 460,000
14:00: Big stack update, 34 remaining
Level 17: 3,000-6,000, 6,000 ante
Haisheng Bi – 635,000
Daoxing Chen – 610,000
Van Binh Pham – 610,000
Vincent Chauve – 575,000
Guiyang Wang – 560,000
Xixiang Luo – 540,000
Yuwei Pan – 530,000
Eric Wasylenko – 500,000
Reigning champion – Bien Mai – 380,000
Day 2 players
Rank | Player | Stack | BB |
1 | Daoxing Chen | 772,000 | 154 |
2 | Guiyang Wang | 554,000 | 111 |
3 | Vincent Chauve | 549,000 | 110 |
4 | Xixiang Luo | 462,000 | 92 |
5 | Armon Van Wijk | 426,000 | 85 |
6 | Xinan Zou | 382,000 | 76 |
7 | Van Binh Pham | 364,000 | 73 |
8 | Emil Ukalaev | 335,000 | 67 |
9 | Xinshou Xu | 304,000 | 61 |
10 | Xiaosheng Zheng | 286,000 | 57 |
11 | Yuwen Pan | 279,000 | 56 |
12 | Haisheng Bi | 273,000 | 55 |
13 | Eric Wasylenko | 268,000 | 54 |
14 | Haisheng Qiu | 268,000 | 54 |
15 | William Bolton | 260,000 | 52 |
16 | Qiyuan Huang | 245,000 | 49 |
17 | Jihao Feng | 226,000 | 45 |
18 | Roman Kokotiuk | 212,000 | 42 |
19 | Gokul Raj Dharmarajan | 205,000 | 41 |
20 | Cheng Zhang | 202,000 | 40 |
21 | Vishal Ojha | 190,000 | 38 |
22 | Thomas Walters 180000 | 180,000 | 36 |
23 | Ley Kydatov | 171,000 | 34 |
24 | Siarhei Chudapal | 171,000 | 34 |
25 | Yoongwon Woo | 168,000 | 34 |
26 | Tom Maguire | 154,000 | 31 |
27 | Bo Jin | 151,000 | 30 |
28 | Pheeratham Lerdthammatavee | 141,000 | 28 |
29 | Bihari Michael Adam | 137,000 | 27 |
30 | Andrew Kim | 136,000 | 27 |
31 | Chu-Yen Lin | 129,000 | 26 |
32 | Xiaohua Fu | 128,000 | 26 |
33 | Hwang Wei Choong | 122,000 | 24 |
34 | Zhenshan Wu | 115,000 | 23 |
35 | Chengbei Li | 107,000 | 21 |
36 | Adrien Michel Tantaro | 100,000 | 20 |
37 | Jounghun Kim | 95,000 | 19 |
38 | Quan Zhou | 93,000 | 19 |
39 | Bien Mai | 88,000 | 18 |
40 | Oleg Voschinin | 84,000 | 17 |
41 | Jiyang Gan | 83,000 | 17 |
42 | Yinfei Xiao | 80,000 | 16 |
43 | Yannick Jobin | 79,000 | 16 |
44 | Amit Kaushik | 75,000 | 15 |
45 | Vinay Boob | 68,000 | 14 |
46 | Dave Labrecque | 60,000 | 12 |
47 | Rodolphe Mathias | 49,000 | 10 |
48 | Roland Kivi | 42,000 | 8 |
49 | Martin Zheng | 37,000 | 7 |
50 | Fedor Dedelov | 34,000 | 7 |
51 | Kyoungchul Lee | 29,000 | 6 |
52 | Maxime Costas | 24,000 | 5 |
Final Table Payouts
1 | US$ 20,615 |
2 | US$ 13,109 |
3 | US$ 9,504 |
4 | US$ 7,707 |
5 | US$ 6,121 |
6 | US$ 4,694 |
7 | US$ 3,446 |
8 | US$ 2,495 |
9 | US$ 2,019 |
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APPT National – Chip Counts ABC
Buy in: US$ 800
Guarantee: US$ 100,000
Entries: 314
Prize pool: US$ 219,298
Starting stack: 30,000
Chips in play: 9,420,000
Average stack: 120,769
Day 2 qualifiers – 78 players
Rank | Player | Flag | Stack | BB |
1 | Minwoo Kang | Korea | 451,000 | 150 |
2 | Choi Hun Tae | Korea | 322,500 | 108 |
3 | Cheng Zhang | China | 305,500 | 102 |
4 | Paul King | England | 279,000 | 93 |
5 | Eric Wasylenko | Canada | 272,000 | 91 |
6 | Liu Yuhan (Hans) | China | 271,500 | 91 |
7 | Xiaosheng Zheng | China | 264,000 | 88 |
8 | Adam Smith | UK | 250,000 | 83 |
9 | Vincent Ferrafiat | France | 243,500 | 81 |
10 | Vishal Ojha | India | 242,500 | 81 |
11 | Duy Tung Nguyen | Vietnam | 212,500 | 71 |
12 | Xixiang Luo | China | 210,000 | 70 |
13 | Dylan Wayne | Australia | 208,000 | 69 |
14 | Andy Li | Singapore | 207,000 | 69 |
15 | Somashekar KM | India | 192,500 | 64 |
16 | Seongmin Lee | Korea | 191,500 | 64 |
17 | Emil Ukalaev | Russia | 181,000 | 60 |
18 | Liang Song | China | 179,500 | 60 |
19 | Matt Douhan | Sweden | 172,000 | 57 |
20 | Abhinav Iyer | India | 162,000 | 54 |
21 | Hua Wei Lin | Taiwan | 160,500 | 54 |
22 | Huangqi Yuan | China | 147,500 | 49 |
23 | Koen Breed | Holland | 146,500 | 49 |
24 | Gokul Raj Dharmarajan | India | 146,000 | 49 |
25 | Maxime Costas | France | 142,500 | 48 |
26 | Thomas Carlin | USA | 133,500 | 45 |
27 | Lim Yue Ming | Hong Kong | 132,500 | 44 |
28 | Guy Taylor | UK | 126,000 | 42 |
29 | Haisheng Qin | China | 123,000 | 41 |
30 | Le Ngoc Khanh | Vietnam | 119,000 | 40 |
31 | Curtis Lim | Singapore | 118,500 | 40 |
32 | Jennifer Cassell | Australia | 116,000 | 39 |
33 | Sebastian Mueller | Germany | 115,500 | 39 |
34 | Hal Rotholz | USA | 114,000 | 38 |
35 | Mateusz Kalzmarek | Poland | 108,500 | 36 |
36 | Roman Kolotiuk | Russia | 105,000 | 35 |
37 | I-Chun Chiu | Taiwan | 104,000 | 35 |
38 | Worawat Kiatponglap | Thailand | 103,500 | 35 |
39 | Ting-Yi Tsai (Eric) | Taiwan | 102,500 | 34 |
40 | Cheon Young Jo | Korea | 94,500 | 32 |
41 | Li Fang | China | 93,500 | 31 |
42 | Evgenii Kalymaev | Russia | 90,000 | 30 |
43 | Yonngwon Woo | Korea | 89,500 | 30 |
44 | Yuwen Pan | China | 88,000 | 29 |
45 | Wu Zhen Shan | China | 87,000 | 29 |
46 | Lev Kydatov | Russia | 85,500 | 29 |
47 | Lin Ente | China | 78,500 | 26 |
48 | William Bolton | Austrailia | 75,500 | 25 |
49 | Eike Soren Strub | Germany | 74,000 | 25 |
50 | Zhang Hongru | China | 69,000 | 23 |
51 | Chien Chih Weng | Taiwan | 68,500 | 23 |
52 | Betrix Manoe | Switzerland | 66,500 | 22 |
53 | Amit Kaushik | India | 65,500 | 22 |
54 | Luu Huyen Duc | Vietnam | 65,500 | 22 |
55 | Sameer Agarwal | India | 64,500 | 22 |
56 | Tom Maguire | Australia | 64,000 | 21 |
57 | Siarhei Chudapal | Belarus | 57,500 | 19 |
58 | Wei Guo Liang | China | 56,000 | 19 |
59 | Shardul P | India | 55,500 | 19 |
60 | Tian Hao | China | 51,000 | 17 |
61 | Truong Do | Vietnam | 48,000 | 16 |
62 | Kelvin Pang | Malaysia | 45,000 | 15 |
63 | Simon Andrew Criowe | UK | 45,000 | 15 |
64 | Liu Xiang | China | 43,500 | 15 |
65 | Pete Chen | Taiwan | 43,000 | 14 |
66 | Terence Tan | Singapore | 42,000 | 14 |
67 | Roland Kivi | Estonia | 41,500 | 14 |
68 | Fedor Dedelov | Russia | 39,500 | 13 |
69 | Zhang Yun | China | 39,000 | 13 |
70 | Evgenii Nekrasov | Russia | 37,500 | 13 |
71 | Vinay Boob | India | 36,500 | 12 |
72 | Kenny | UK | 32,000 | 11 |
73 | Xiao Yin Fei | China | 30,000 | 10 |
74 | Chao Ting Cheng | Taiwan | 29,000 | 10 |
75 | Victor Chong | Malaysia | 28,500 | 10 |
76 | Lun Loon | Malaysia | 28,000 | 9 |
77 | Will Kwok | Hong Kong | 26,500 | 9 |
78 | Xiaohua Fu | China | 26,500 | 9 |
Chip Counts – Day 1 flights
Day 1A | |||
1 | Minwoo Kang | Korea | 451,000 |
2 | Choi Hun Tae | Korea | 322,500 |
3 | Cheng Zhang | China | 305,500 |
4 | Liang Song | China | 179,500 |
5 | Matt Douhan | Sweden | 172,000 |
6 | Maxime Costas | France | 142,500 |
7 | Thomas Carlin | USA | 133,500 |
8 | Hal Rotholz | USA | 114,000 |
9 | Roman Kolotiuk | Russia | 105,000 |
10 | Eike Soren Strub | Germany | 74,000 |
11 | Amit Kaushik | India | 65,500 |
12 | Tom Maguire | Australia | 64,000 |
13 | Liu Xiang | China | 43,500 |
Day 1B | |||
1 | Paul King | England | 279,000 |
2 | Liu Yuhan (Hans) | China | 271,500 |
3 | Xiaosheng Zheng | China | 264,000 |
4 | Adam Smith | UK | 250,000 |
5 | Vincent Ferrafiat | France | 243,500 |
6 | Vishal Ojha | India | 242,500 |
7 | Duy Tung Nguyen | Vietnam | 212,500 |
8 | Xixiang Luo | China | 210,000 |
9 | Dylan Wayne | Australia | 208,000 |
10 | Andy Li | Singapore | 207,000 |
11 | Seongmin Lee | Korea | 191,500 |
12 | Emil Ukalaev | Russia | 181,000 |
13 | Abhinav Iyer | India | 162,000 |
14 | Hua Wei Lin | Taiwan | 160,500 |
15 | Gokul Raj Dharmarajan | India | 146,000 |
16 | Lim Yue Ming | Hong Kong | 132,500 |
17 | Curtis Lim | Singapore | 118,500 |
18 | Jennifer Cassell | Australia | 116,000 |
19 | Mateusz Kalzmarek | Poland | 108,500 |
20 | Li Fang | China | 93,500 |
21 | Evgenii Kalymaev | Russia | 90,000 |
22 | Yonngwon Woo | Korea | 89,500 |
23 | Yuwen Pan | China | 88,000 |
24 | Wu Zhen Shan | China | 87,000 |
25 | Betrix Manoe | Switzerland | 66,500 |
26 | Luu Huyen Duc | Vietnam | 65,500 |
27 | Sameer Agarwal | India | 64,500 |
28 | Siarhei Chudapal | Belarus | 57,500 |
29 | Shardul P | India | 55,500 |
30 | Truong Do | Vietnam | 48,000 |
31 | Pete Chen | Taiwan | 43,000 |
32 | Terence Tan | Singapore | 42,000 |
33 | Roland Kivi | Estonia | 41,500 |
34 | Fedor Dedelov | Russia | 39,500 |
35 | Evgenii Nekrasov | Russia | 37,500 |
36 | Vinay Boob | India | 36,500 |
37 | Chao Ting Cheng | Taiwan | 29,000 |
Day 1C | |||
1 | Eric Wasylenko | Canada | 272,000 |
2 | Somashekar KM | India | 192,500 |
3 | Huangqi Yuan | China | 147,500 |
4 | Koen Breed | Holland | 146,500 |
5 | Guy Taylor | UK | 126,000 |
6 | Haisheng Qin | China | 123,000 |
7 | Le Ngoc Khanh | Vietnam | 119,000 |
8 | Sebastian Mueller | Germany | 115,500 |
9 | I-Chun Chiu | Taiwan | 104,000 |
10 | Worawat Kiatponglap | Thailand | 103,500 |
11 | Ting-Yi Tsai (Eric) | Taiwan | 102,500 |
12 | Cheon Young Jo | Korea | 94,500 |
13 | Lev Kydatov | Russia | 85,500 |
14 | Lin Ente | China | 78,500 |
15 | William Bolton | Austrailia | 75,500 |
16 | Zhang Hongru | China | 69,000 |
17 | Chien Chih Weng | Taiwan | 68,500 |
18 | Wei Guo Liang | China | 56,000 |
19 | Tian Hao | China | 51,000 |
20 | Kelvin Pang | Malaysia | 45,000 |
21 | Simon Andrew Crowe | UK | 45,000 |
22 | Zhang Yun | China | 39,000 |
23 | Kenny | UK | 32,000 |
24 | Xiao Yin Fei | China | 30,000 |
25 | Victor Chong | Malaysia | 28,500 |
26 | Lun Loon | Malaysia | 28,000 |
27 | Will Kwok | Hong Kong | 26,500 |
28 | Xiaohua Fu | China | 26,500 |
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APPT National Day 2
Buy in: US$ 800
Guarantee: US$ 100,000
Entries: 314
Prize pool: US$ 219,298
ITM: 47 places
Starting stack: 30,000
Chips in play: 9,420,000
Opening blinds: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Final 9 players
Final 9 players by stack size
Seat | Player | Stack | BB |
7 | Abhinav Iyer | 2,560,000 | 102 |
6 | Hun Tae Choi | 1,925,000 | 77 |
2 | Andy Li Xueyan | 965,000 | 39 |
5 | Chien-Chih Weng | 885,000 | 35 |
1 | Minwoo Kang | 875,000 | 35 |
3 | Eric Wasylenko | 770,000 | 31 |
9 | Vincent Ferrafiat | 700,000 | 28 |
4 | Mateusz Kaczmarek | 410,000 | 16 |
8 | Cheng Zhang | 385,000 | 15 |
Final 9 by seat
Seat | Player | Stack | BB |
1 | Minwoo Kang | 875,000 | 35 |
2 | Andy Li Xueyan | 965,000 | 39 |
3 | Eric D Wasylenko | 770,000 | 31 |
4 | Mateusz Kaczmarek | 410,000 | 16 |
5 | Chien-Chih Weng | 885,000 | 35 |
6 | Hun Tae Choi | 1,925,000 | 77 |
7 | Abhinav Iyer | 2,560,000 | 102 |
8 | Cheng Zhang | 385,000 | 15 |
9 | Vincent Ferrafiat | 700,000 | 28 |
Remaining Payouts
Place | Payout In USD |
1 | $42,737 |
2 | $27,149 |
3 | $20,351 |
4 | $16,469 |
5 | $12,982 |
6 | $9,912 |
7 | $7,281 |
8 | $5,351 |
9 | $4,386 |
20:35: Evgenii Kalymaev eliminated in 10th place – US$ 3,684
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Under the gun Abhinav Iyer raises to 80,000, big blind Evegenii Kalymaev shoves his short stack, Iyer calls and is ahead to Kalymaev’s
. With the board running
, Kalymaev is eliminated and the final table is formed.
20:25: Chien Chih Weng celebrates her second double upÂ
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
From the button, Abhinav Iyer raises to 50,000, big blind Chien Chih Weng three-bet shoves her 387,000 stack. Iyer calls and shows . Weng has
for a flip. When the board runs
, Weng cheers on her win and doubles up.
Chien Chih Weng – 809,000
20:20: Choi Hun Tae shows his Aces
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Utg Minwoo Kang raises to 50,000, big blind Choi Hun Tae three-bets to 125,000, Kang calls. On the flop , Choi check-calls Kang’s 110,000 c-bet. On the turn
, Kang bets 185,000, this time Choi check-raises to 400,000. Kang folds. Choi shows his
hole cards and rises to 1,800,000.
20:15: Evgenii Kalymaev triples upÂ
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
From the button, Cheng Zhang raises to 1 bb, small blind Evgenii Kalymaev sends his remaining 29,000 out front, big blind Abhinav Iyer shoves his monster stack to push out Zheng.
Kalymaev
iyer
The board runs for a pair to Kalymaev to triple up to 112,000.
20:10: Chien Chih Weng doubles through Kalymaev
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Chien Chih Weng is all in with , Evgenii Kalymaev calls with
. The board runs
for a double up to Weng.
Chien Chih Weng – 497,000
Evgenii Kalymaev – 29,000
20:00: Adrian Smith eliminated in 11th place – US$ 3,684
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
Adrian Smith is all in with ducks that can’t get passed Vincent Ferrafiat’s cowboys to exit in 11th place.
19:50: Matt Douhan eliminated in 12th place – US$ 3,246
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
All in preflop, Matt Douhan at risk with against Eric Wasylenko’s
. With the board running
, Douhan is eliminated in 12th place.
Eric Wasylenko – 640,000
19:45: Thomas Carlin eliminated in 13th place – US$ 3,246
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
Thomas Carlin was dealt his last hand with dusted by chip leader Abhinav Iyer’s
on a board
.
Abhinav Iyer – 2,300,000
19:40: Thomas Carlin cleans one out
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
All in preflop, Thomas Carlin ahead with pocket Kings, at risk player with pocket Jacks, no bad beat arrives on the board for Carlin to ship it.
19:30: Andy Li doubles through Wasylenko
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
Button Eric Wasylenko raised then called small blind Andy Li’s three-bet shove. Wasylenko with , Li with
, the board dropped blanks
qc}
for a double up to Li.
Andy Li – 898,000
Eric Wasylenko – 520,000
19:25: Choi Hun Tai roars as he rails Hongru Zhang, soars to 1.5M
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
Huge takedown by Choi Hun Tae to send Hongru Zhang out of contention. Preflop action opened with cutoff Cheng Zhang raising to 40,000, buttong Hongru Zhang re-raised to 100,000, small blind Choi Hun Tae called, back to Zheng who joined for a three-way to the flop.
On the flop , Choi bet 160,000, Zheng folded, Zhang shoved, Choi called.
Zhang top pair
Choi overpair
The turn and river
were no help to Zhang. Choi roared in triumph as he shipped it and catapulted to 1,500,000.
19:25: Blinds up, 15 remaining
Level 22: 10,000-20,000, 20,000 ante
Blinds up, 15 players remaining. Abhinav Iyer has taken command with over 1,500,000. Second in chips is Minwoo Kang with 1,200,000.
19:15: Paul King eliminated int 17th place – US$ 2,858
Level 21: 8,000-16,000, 16,000 ante
Paul King goes all in with , Minwoo Kang calls with
, the board runs
to end King in 17th place.
19:10: Eric Wasylenko drags a big one against Carlin
Level 21: 8,000-16,000, 16,000 ante
Eric Wasylenko and Thomas Carlin stare down a flop . Wasylenko bets 40,000, Carlin raises to 120,000, Wasylenko calls. On the turn
not bets land to bring the rive
. Waylenko leads out 225,000, Carlin folds.
Eric Wasylenko – 940,000
Thomas Carlin – 500,000
19:00: Cheng Zheng top pair is good
Level 21: 8,000-16,000, 16,000 ante
On a turn board and 88,000 in the pot, button player Cheng Zheng bets 34,000, big blind Thomas Carlin raises to 85,000, Zheng calls. On the river
, both chec. Cheng Zheng wins it with
over
.
Cheng Zheng – 740,000
Thomas Carlin – 660,000
18:40: Blinds up, 20 remaining
Level 21: 8,000-16,000, 16,000 ante
Blinds are up again with 20 remaining. Day 2 plays down to the Final 9 players.
18:20: Haisheng Qiu doubles through
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Haisheng Qiu is all in, one player joins in for all his chips, Adrian Smith tank-folds. At risk player Qiu has and caller has
, no hits for the drawing player for a double up to to 628,000.
18:15: Hongru Zhang ships it, Paul King drops to 140K
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
On a flop and 77,000 in the pot, Liu Yuhan shoves for 71,000, Paul King calls, small blind Hongru Zhang with a check-raise all in, King calls.
Liu
Zhang
King
The turn {10} and river is good to Zhang to ship a huge pot.
Hongru Zhang – 850,000
Liu Yuhan – eliminated
Paul King – 140,000
18:10: Abhinav Iyer doubles up big through Qiu
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Catching the action as Abhinav Iyer was getting paid. The board was , Iyer with qd}
trips, Haisheng Qiu with a bluff
.
Abhinav Iyer – 900,000
Haisheng Qiu – 80,000
18:05: Cheng Zhang eliminates Alex NguyenÂ
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Catching the action as the pot was being shipped to Cheng Zhang, he had that easily defeated Alex Nguyen’s
. All in was at the flop, the board completed
. Zhang rises to 660,000.
17:50: Blinds up, 25 remaining
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Blinds are up again, with 25 players remaining.
17:45: Thomas Carlin doubles through Choi
Level 19: 5,000-10,000, 10,000 ante
Cutoff Thomas Carlin and small blind Choi Hun Tae built a pot of 85,000 preflop and the flop runs . Choi leads out 15,000, Carlin raises to 44,000, Choi re-raises to 80,000, Carlin calls. On the turn
, more chips fired with Choi sending out 100,000 and Carlin fast-calling. On the river
, Choi shoves, Carlin snap-calls then shows
straight. Choi has
two pair and pays up.
Thomas Carlin 690,000
Choi Hun Tae – 460,000
17:40: Evgenii Katymaev doubles through Ojha
Level 19: 5,000-10,000, 10,000 ante
With 100,000 in the pot and a board , two players are all in. Evgenii Ojha way ahead with
trips, Vishal Ojha with
. The river
secures the double up for Katymaev.
Evgenii Katymaev – 553,000
Vishal Ojha – 225,000
17:35: Choi Hun Tae drags in one against Smith
Level 19: 5,000-10,000, 10,000 ante
Choi Hun Tae and Adrian Smith stare down a turn board and 75,000 in the pot. Smith bets 25,000 and Choi calls. On the river
, Smith checks, Choi bets 40,000, Smith tanks and remarks “you are very lucky” then folds.
Choi Hun Tae – 910,000
17:30: Choi Hun Tae massive stacked
Level 19: 5,000-10,000, 10,000 ante
We aren’t sure what went down but Choi Hun Tae is now the chip leader with nearly 800,000 while Hongru Zhang has been chunked down to 355,000.
17:05: Blinds up, 30 remaining
Level 19: 5,000-10,000, 10,000 ante
Since the start of the money round, 17 players have gone bust but with extra money in their pocket. 30 players remaining
16:50: Xiaosheng Cheng doubles through Yuhan
Level 18: 4,000-8,000, 8,000 ante
All in preflop, Xiaosheng Cheng’s holds against Liu Yuhan’s overcards
for a double up to 190,000. Liu dropped to 145,000.
16:45: Vishal Ojha doubles through Lin
Level 18: 4,000-8,000, 8,000 ante
Vishal Ojha all in with {7h then proceeds to win the flip against Hua Wei Lin with
. The board ran {6v}
. Ojha doubles up to 226,000.
16:40: Big stacks update, 35 players remaining
Level 18: 4,000-8,000, 8,000 ante
Minwoo Kang – 860,000
Hongru Zhang – 605,000
Eric Wasylenko – 540,000
Andy Li – 480,000
Abhinav Iyer – 470,000
Defending champion Seongmin Lee is still in the running with 158,000.
16:35: Dylan Wayne dominated by Ferrafiat
Level 18: 4,000-8,000, 8,000 ante
Dylan Wayne moves all in with , Vincent Ferrafiat calls with
, the board runs
. Dylan is eliminated in 36th place.
Vincent Ferrafiat – 550,000
16:15: Break time! 38 players remaining
Level 18: 4,000-8,000, 8,000 ante
Field is down to 38 players. Minwoo Kang maintains his lead with 720,000. It will be a long grind before they stop at the Final 9 players.
15:30: Bubble bursts! Amit Kaushik falls to Carlin
Level 17: 3,000-6,000, 6,000 ante
The bubble round saw four players double up starting with Evgenii Kaytmaev full house over Cheng Zhang
trips on a board
. Another survivor was short stacked Vinay Boob with
winning the flip against Hongru Zhang‘s {1h}
on a board
In addition to short stacks rising, big stacks Minwoo Kang, Eric Wasylenko, and Hongru Zhang were also putting pressure on their tablemates to stack up further.
Minwoo Kang – 700,000 (chip leader)
Hongru Zhang – 600,000
Eric Wasylenko –Â 420,000
After forty minutes, it finally popped on ailing stacked Amit Kaushik who was down to 15,000 and was on the big blind. Two players called his all in, on the flop Thomas Carlin bet 22,000 that pushed out a player. Carlin opened
top pair, Kaushik
, the turn was
and river
.
Thomas Carlin – 170,000
14:20: New level begins, 54 players remaining
Level 16: 2,000-5,000, 5,000 ante
Another twelve players went bust at the previous level leaving 54 at the start of the new one. Among the fallen was two-time WSOP bracelet champion Wei Guo Liang.
Bubble round is approaching with the money starting at 47th place.
13:40: New level begins, 66 players remaining
Level 15: 2,000-4,000, 4,000 ante
Eight players went bust during the first level of Day 2. 66 players remain. The money begins at 47th place. Minimum payout is $1,250.
Cards in the air for Day 2 of the APPT National!
The APPT National is back on with 78 players returning for a shot at the first PokerStars Shard Trophy and the US$ 42,737 top prize. We will track the action throughout the day with more up to date gameplay from the bubble onwards. Money begins at 47 places. Here are the payouts and list of returning players.
Payouts
Place | Payout In USD |
1 | $42,737 |
2 | $27,149 |
3 | $20,351 |
4 | $16,469 |
5 | $12,982 |
6 | $9,912 |
7 | $7,281 |
8 | $5,351 |
9 | $4,386 |
10-11 | $3,684 |
12-13 | $3,246 |
14-15 | $2,917 |
16-17 | $2,858 |
18-29 | $2,259 |
21-23 | $2,039 |
24-27 | $1,820 |
28-31 | $1,601 |
32-39 | $1,404 |
40-47 | $1,250 |
Day 2 qualifiers – 78 players
Rank | Player | Flag | Stack | BB |
1 | Minwoo Kang | Korea | 451,000 | 150 |
2 | Choi Hun Tae | Korea | 322,500 | 108 |
3 | Cheng Zhang | China | 305,500 | 102 |
4 | Paul King | England | 279,000 | 93 |
5 | Eric Wasylenko | Canada | 272,000 | 91 |
6 | Liu Yuhan (Hans) | China | 271,500 | 91 |
7 | Xiaosheng Zheng | China | 264,000 | 88 |
8 | Adrian Smith | UK | 250,000 | 83 |
9 | Vincent Ferrafiat | France | 243,500 | 81 |
10 | Vishal Ojha | India | 242,500 | 81 |
11 | Duy Tung Nguyen | Vietnam | 212,500 | 71 |
12 | Xixiang Luo | China | 210,000 | 70 |
13 | Dylan Wayne | Australia | 208,000 | 69 |
14 | Andy Li | Singapore | 207,000 | 69 |
15 | Somashekar KM | India | 192,500 | 64 |
16 | Seongmin Lee | Korea | 191,500 | 64 |
17 | Emil Ukalaev | Russia | 181,000 | 60 |
18 | Liang Song | China | 179,500 | 60 |
19 | Matt Douhan | Sweden | 172,000 | 57 |
20 | Abhinav Iyer | India | 162,000 | 54 |
21 | Hua Wei Lin | Taiwan | 160,500 | 54 |
22 | Huangqi Yuan | China | 147,500 | 49 |
23 | Koen Breed | Holland | 146,500 | 49 |
24 | Gokul Raj Dharmarajan | India | 146,000 | 49 |
25 | Maxime Costas | France | 142,500 | 48 |
26 | Thomas Carlin | USA | 133,500 | 45 |
27 | Lim Yue Ming | Hong Kong | 132,500 | 44 |
28 | Guy Taylor | UK | 126,000 | 42 |
29 | Haisheng Qin | China | 123,000 | 41 |
30 | Le Ngoc Khanh | Vietnam | 119,000 | 40 |
31 | Curtis Lim | Singapore | 118,500 | 40 |
32 | Jennifer Cassell | Australia | 116,000 | 39 |
33 | Sebastian Mueller | Germany | 115,500 | 39 |
34 | Hal Rotholz | USA | 114,000 | 38 |
35 | Mateusz Kalzmarek | Poland | 108,500 | 36 |
36 | Roman Kolotiuk | Russia | 105,000 | 35 |
37 | I-Chun Chiu | Taiwan | 104,000 | 35 |
38 | Worawat Kiatponglap | Thailand | 103,500 | 35 |
39 | Ting-Yi Tsai (Eric) | Taiwan | 102,500 | 34 |
40 | Cheon Young Jo | Korea | 94,500 | 32 |
41 | Li Fang | China | 93,500 | 31 |
42 | Evgenii Kalymaev | Russia | 90,000 | 30 |
43 | Yonngwon Woo | Korea | 89,500 | 30 |
44 | Yuwen Pan | China | 88,000 | 29 |
45 | Wu Zhen Shan | China | 87,000 | 29 |
46 | Lev Kydatov | Russia | 85,500 | 29 |
47 | Lin Ente | China | 78,500 | 26 |
48 | William Bolton | Austrailia | 75,500 | 25 |
49 | Eike Soren Strub | Germany | 74,000 | 25 |
50 | Zhang Hongru | China | 69,000 | 23 |
51 | Chien Chih Weng | Taiwan | 68,500 | 23 |
52 | Betrix Manoe | Switzerland | 66,500 | 22 |
53 | Amit Kaushik | India | 65,500 | 22 |
54 | Luu Huyen Duc | Vietnam | 65,500 | 22 |
55 | Sameer Agarwal | India | 64,500 | 22 |
56 | Tom Maguire | Australia | 64,000 | 21 |
57 | Siarhei Chudapal | Belarus | 57,500 | 19 |
58 | Wei Guo Liang | China | 56,000 | 19 |
59 | Shardul P | India | 55,500 | 19 |
60 | Tian Hao | China | 51,000 | 17 |
61 | Truong Do | Vietnam | 48,000 | 16 |
62 | Kelvin Pang | Malaysia | 45,000 | 15 |
63 | Simon Andrew Criowe | UK | 45,000 | 15 |
64 | Liu Xiang | China | 43,500 | 15 |
65 | Pete Chen | Taiwan | 43,000 | 14 |
66 | Terence Tan | Singapore | 42,000 | 14 |
67 | Roland Kivi | Estonia | 41,500 | 14 |
68 | Fedor Dedelov | Russia | 39,500 | 13 |
69 | Zhang Yun | China | 39,000 | 13 |
70 | Evgenii Nekrasov | Russia | 37,500 | 13 |
71 | Vinay Boob | India | 36,500 | 12 |
72 | Kenny | UK | 32,000 | 11 |
73 | Xiao Yin Fei | China | 30,000 | 10 |
74 | Chao Ting Cheng | Taiwan | 29,000 | 10 |
75 | Victor Chong | Malaysia | 28,500 | 10 |
76 | Lun Loon | Malaysia | 28,000 | 9 |
77 | Will Kwok | Hong Kong | 26,500 | 9 |
78 | Xiaohua Fu | China | 26,500 | 9 |
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APPT National Final Table
Buy in: US$ 800
Guarantee: US$ 100,000
Entries: 314
Prize pool: US$ 219,298
ITM: 47 places
Starting stack: 30,000
Chips in play: 9,420,000
Opening blinds: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Singapore’s Andy Li wins the APPT National!Â
After a 2.5 hour heads up grind and 13 all in showdowns, Singapore’s Andy Li Xueyan wins the APPT National. Due to an ICM deal, he pockets US$ 36,687 and brings home the PokerStars Shard Trophy. Congratulations to the champ!
21:10: Minwoo Kang eliminated in 2nd place – US$ 33,087
Level 37: 300,000-600,000, 600,000 ante
From the button, Andy Li goes all in with , Minwoo Kang calls for his tournament life with
. The board runs
for two pair to Li to eliminate Kang on 2nd place.
21:05: Another double up for Li
Level 36: 250,000-500,000, 500,000 ante
After Andy Li doubled up in the previous hand, he lost a succession of pots that switched the counts again. With Kang back on top, Li shoves with , Kang calls with
. The board runs
for a pair spiked by Li to survive elimination.
Andy Li – 6,180,000
Minwoo Kang – 3,240,000
21;00: Andy Li doubles upÂ
Level 36: 250,000-500,000, 500,000 ante
Another preflop shove, Andy Li with , Minwoo Kang calls with
, the board favors the lesser hand as it runs
for a double up to Li.
Andy Li – 6,400,000
Minwoo Kang – 3,020,000
20:55: Minwoo Kang’s ducks hold
Level 36: 250,000-500,000, 500,000 ante
Button Andy Li shoves with , Minwoo Kang calls with
. The board runs
8s}
. No hits for Li for Kang to double through.
Minwoo Kang – 6,480,000
Andy Li – 2,940,000
20:45: Andy Li ships a double with higher pockets
Level 35: 200,000, 400,000, 400,000 ante
All in again, Andy Li with , Minwoo Kang behind with
. The board runs
. Li doubles through.
Andy Li – 6,360,000
Minwoo Kang – 3,060,000
20:40: Minwoo Kang catches the riverÂ
Level 35: 200,000, 400,000, 400,000 ante
All in, Andy Li pushes with , Minwoo Kang calls for his tournament life with
. When the board runs
{87c}
, it’s a dobule up for Kang.
Minwoo Kang – 6,520,000
Andy Li – 2,900,000
20:35; Andy Li lands his fourth double up off Kang
Level 35: 200,000, 400,000, 400,000 ante
Button Minwoo Kang all in with , big blind Andy Li calls for his tournament live with
, the board runs {5s
. Li bags his fourth double up.
Andy Li – 5,940,000
Minwoo Kang – 3,380,000
20:30: Two double ups for Kang to reclaim the lead
Level 34: 150,000-300,000, 300,000 ante
Minwoo Kang is on desperate mode and shoves two mediocre hands and gets there for two double ups to retake the chip lead. The first hand, Andy Li shoves with , Kang calls with
, the board comes
.
Next winning shove, Kang has , Li with
, the board runs
.
Minwoo Kang – 6,280,000
Andy Li – 3,140,000
20:20: Andy Li doubles through again
Level 33: 125,000-250,000, 250,000
Minwoo Kang limps, Andy Li shoves 3,615,000, Kang calls and shows . Li is ahead with
. The board runs out
for a third double up to Li.
Andy Li – 7,530,000
Minwoo Kang – 1,900,000
20:15: Minwoo Kang regains the leadÂ
Level 33: 125,000-250,000, 250,000
Minwoo Kang goes back to grinding and rises to 5,500,000. One of the biggest pots was 1,250,000 on a board . Andy Li bet 350,000, Kang check-raised to 1,000,000. Li folded.
Minwoo Kang – 5,500,000
Andy Li – 4,420,000
20:10: Andy Li survives the showdown again
Level 33: 125,000-250,000, 250,000
From the button, Andy Li shoves, big blind Minwoo Kang tank-folds. Several hands later, Kang limps, Li shoves again, Kang asks for the count and calls the 2,570,000.
Li
Kang
The board runs . Double up for Li.
Andy Li – 5,390,000
Minwoo Kang – 4,030,000
20:00: Minwoo Kang grinding
Level 32: 100,000-200,000, 200,000 ante
Minwoo Kang is back on top after successful grinds to drive his stack to 6,000,000. His latest win saw a pot of 1,575,000 by the turn Both players checked. On the river
. Kang shoves, Li folds. Li down to 3,400,000.
19:50: Andy Li doubles through Kang
Level 32: 100,000-200,000, 200,000 ante
Minwoo Kang limps, big blind Andy Li shoves for 2,510,000, Kang calls and opens , Li is slightly ahead with
. The board keeps Li out front running
.
Andy Li – 5,120,000
Minwoo Kang – 4,300,000
19:45: Minwoo Kang on the move
Level 31: 80,000-160,000, 160,000 ante
Minwoo Kang has picked up a few consecutive pots with the largest one earning him 580,000. Kang limped, Li checked, the flop was . Kang bet 160,000, Li check-called. On the turn
, another 260,000 from Kang, check-called again. On the river 435,000, Li checked then folded to Kang’s 435,000 bet.
Minwoo Kang -6,500,000
Andy Li – 2,900,000
19:35: Minwoo Kang doubles through Li
Level 31: 80,000-160,000, 160,000 ante
Minwoo Kang shoves from the button with , big blind Andy Li calls with
. The board runs
for trips to Li, but with the river
, Kang jumps ahead with a straight. The river
doesn’t improve Li to pay the double up.
Minwoo Kang – 5,090,000
Andy Li – 4,850,000
19:15: Li continues to rise
Level 30: 60,000-120,000, 120,000 ante
Andy Li continues to rake in pots both big and small. His recent pile sent his stack to 8,900,000. He raises from the button to 275,000, Kang calls. On the flop , Kang bets 210,000, Li calls. On the turn
and river
, no bets land. Kang has [kc}
that missed completely, Li has
pair to claim the pot.
Andy Li – 8,900,000
Minwoo Kang – 2,500,000
19:05: Another pot for Li
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
Button Minwoo Kang limiped then called big blind Andy Li’s 350,000 raise. At the flop , Li check-called 125,000. On the turn
both checked it. On the river
, Li shoved, fast fold from Kang.
19:00: Fast action sees chips go back and forth, Li takes the lead
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
Players are betting quite fast with chips moving back and forth between them. Andy Li has taken over the chip lead in this hand. Button Minwoo Kang raises to 225,000, Li flats. On the flop {9s
, Li check-calls 130,000. On the turn
, both check to bring the river
. Li leads out 425,000 and is called. Li shows
, Kang mucks
Andy Li – 5,260,000
Minwoo Kang – 4,110,000
18:50: ICM deal reached
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
An ICM deal has been reached. Here is the breakdown.
Minwoo Kim – US$ 33,199
Andy Li – US$ 32,687
They will play for US$ 4,000 and the trophy. The players have also agreed to speed up the blinds to 15 minutes.
18:45: Heads up!
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
Down to the final two players. An ICM deal is being proposed.
Kang – 4,865,000
Andy Li Xueyan – 4,555,000
18:40: Choi Hun Tae eliminated in 3rd place – US$ 20,351
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
End of the line for Choi Hun Tae who limp-calls all in from the button with against big blind raiser Minwoo Kang’s
. The board runs out
. Kang ships it as Choi gets up to leave in 3rd place. He turns his US$ 800 buy in into a sizable US$ 20,351.
18:25: Minwoo Kang wins he pot
Level 29: 50,000-100,000, 100,000 ante
Three way raised pot preflop, the board comes . Action folds to button Minwoo Kang who bets 325,000. Only small blind Choi Hun Tae calls and the turn is
. Both players check, and also check the river
. Kang claims the pot with
as Choi mucks.
Minwoo Kang – 3,000,000
Choi Hun Tae – 1,400,000
18:15: Choi Hun Tae getting drained
Level 28: 40,000-80,000, 80,000 ante
Another big pot by the river . Minwoo Kang checks, Choi Hun Tae checks, Kang shows
to claim the 1,575,000 pot.
Choi Hun Tae – 1,200,000
18:00: More chips for Andy Li
Level 28: 40,000-80,000, 60,000 ante
After doubling up huge through Minwoo Kang, Andy Li has been keeping a tight grip on his stack, giving only a little and controlling pots. He recently picked up another sizable one in a hand against Choi Hun Tae. By the turn board of , both players had built a 740,000 pot. Li bet 650,000, Choi called. On the river
both opted to check it. Cjhoi had
two pair, Li had better
higher two pair.
Andy Li – 6,100,000
Choi Hun Tae – 1,450,000
Minwoo Kang – 1,800,000
17:35: Minwoo Kang doubles through Choi Hun Tae
Level 27: 30,000-60,000, 60,000 ante
 Minwoo Kang is at all in with and is up against Choi Hun Tae’s
. The board runs out
for a double up to Kang.
Minwoo Kang – 1,900,000
Choi Hun Tae – 3,200,000
17:25: Andy Li doubles through Kang
Level 27: 30,000-60,000, 60,000 ante
All in preflop, Andy Li ahead with , called by Minwoo Kang with
. The board runs out
for a double up to Li.
Andy Li – 4,050,000
Minwoo Kang – 1,200,000
17:05: Chip count update
Level 26: 25,000-50,000, 50,000 ante
Final three players and their chip counts.
Minwoo Kang – 3,465,000
Choi Hun Tae – 4,140,000
Andy Li – 1,815,000
17:00: Maggie Weng eliminated in 4th place – US$ 16,469
Level 26: 25,000-50,000, 50,000 ante
From utg, Maggie Weng sends her last 355,000 stack out front with to battle with, she is challenged by big stacked Minwoo Kang with
. Big blind Andy Li tank-folds and says he had pocket Nines. The board favors the big cards as it runs
. Two pair for Kang rails Weng. Li would have hit a straight.
Minwoo Kang – 3,465,000
Maggie Weng – eliminated in 4th place
16:45: Abhinav Iyer eliminated in 5th place – US$ 12,982
Level 26: 25,000-50,000, 50,000 ante
Big blind Abhinav Iyer dusts off his massive stack to cutoff Choi Hun Tae to fall in 5th place. By the turn with 605,000 in the pot, Iyer check-calls Choi on every street. On the river
, Iyer checks again Choi bets the amount of Iyer’s remaining stack, Iyer calls and opens
top pair. Choi ships with
higher kicker.
Choi Hun Tae – 4,200,000
Abhinav Iyer – eliminated in 5th place
15:45: Andy Li doubles through Kang
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
Andy Li is all in with and is flipping against chip leader Minwoo Kang with
. No hits on the board
for Kang for a double up to Li.
Andy Li – 1,360,000
Minwoo Kang – 2,490,000
15:35: Eric Wasylenko eliminated in 6th place – US$ 9,912
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
From cutoff, Abhinav Iyer raises to 80,000, button Eric Wasylenko shoves his remaining 265,000 stack, small blind Minwoo Kang calls, back to Iyer who folds. Wasylenko opens and is ahead of Kang’s
, but with the board running {ah
, Wasylenko is eliminated.
Minwoo Kang – 3,300,000
Eric Wasylenko – eliminated in 6th place
15:25: Mateusz Kaczmarek eliminated in 7th place – US$ 7,281
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
From cutoff, Mateusz Kaczmarek raises to 90,000, small blind Minwoo Kang three-bets to 500,000. Kaczmarek tanks then goes all in with just over 600,000. Instant call from Kang.
Kang
Kaczmarek
The board runs, Kang ships it as Kaczmarek packs up.
Minwoo Kang – 3,100,000
Mateusz Kaczmarek – eliminated in 7th place
15:10: Break time chip counts, 7 remaining
Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 40,000 ante
Seat 2: Maggie Weng – 1,260,000
Seat 3: Abhinav Iyer – 1,025,000
Seat 4: Mateusz Kaczmarek – 675,000
Seat 5: Eric Wasylenko – 365,000
Seat 6: Minwoo Kang – 2,250,000
Seat 7: Choi Hun Tae – 2,015,000
Seat 9: Andy Li – 900,000
15:00: Maggie Weng beats Wasylenko’s rockets
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
On a board that completed and 375,000 brewed, mid position Eric Wasylenko bets 250,000, big blind Maggie Weng check -calls. Wasylenko has
overpair, Weng claims the pot with
flush.
Maggie Weng – 1.300,000
Eric Wasylenko – 365,000
14:50: Maggie Weng pushes out Mateusz Kaczmarek
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
On a flop and 175,000 brewed, cutoff Maggie Weng bets 50,000, small blind Mateusz Kaczmarek check-raises to 110,000, Weng calls. On the turn
, Weng jams, Kaczmarek check-folds.
Maggie Weng – 810,000
Matesusz Kaczmarek – 200,000
14:40: Choi Hun Tae vs Abhinav Iyer
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
On a board that completes with utg+1 driving the pot to 330,000, small blind Choi Hun Tae checks then calls Iyer’s 120,000 bet. Iyer has
top pair, Choi wins the pot with
two pair.
Choi Hun Tae – 2,700,000
Abhinav Iyer – 1,400,000
14:20: Cheng Zhang eliminated in 8th place – US$ 5,351
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
Mid position Minwoo Kang raises to 65,000, button Cheng Zhang three-bet shoves with under 200,000, Kang snap-calls with . Zhang at risk of elimination with
. With the board running
, Kang ships it as Zhang ships out.
Minwoo Kang – 1,125,000
Cheng Zhang – eliminated in 8th place
14:10: Minwoo Kang drives the pot
Level 24: 15,000-30,000, 30,000 ante
Hijack Minwoo Kang raises to 60,000, finds two callers to the flop . Kang c-bets 65,000, cutoff Choi Hun Tae calls, big blind Maggie Weng check-folds. On the turn
, Kang sends out 135,000, no call.
Minwoo Kang – 900,000
Choi Hun Tae – 2,600,000
Maggie Weng – 750,000
13:45: Wasylenko didn’t see the limper
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Choi Hun Tae limps from utg, action folds around to the small blind Eric Wasylenko who raises to 75,000. Big blind Minwoo Kang calls and Choi joins to make it a three-way to the flop . Wasylenko c-bets 150,000, Kang calls, Choi folds. On the turn
Wasylenko shoves his last 500,000, Kang tank-folds. Wasylenko says he didn’t see the limp.
Eric Wasylenko – 1,050,000
Minwoo Kang – 685,000
13:35: Vincent Ferrafiat eliminated in 9t
h place – US$ 4,386
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Vincent Ferrafiat risks his big stack against the bigger stacked Choi Hun Tae by shoving with preflop. Choi calls with
. The board runs
to end Ferrafiat’s run in 9th place.
Choi Hun Taei – 2,600,000
13:25: Mateusz Kaczmarek shoves out the limpers
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
From utg, Choi Hun Tae limps, cutoff Abhinav Iyer limps, button Mateusz Kaczmarek goes all in for 340,000, no takers.
Mateusz Kaczmarek – 450,000
13:20: Choi Hun Tae c-bets for the pot
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
From utg+1, Choi Hun Tae raises a 75,000, finds two callers in lojack Andy Li and big blind Eric Wasylenko. At the flop , Choi c-bets 80,000 and wins the pot.
Choi Hun Tae – 1,800,000
13:15: Vincent Ferrafiat three-bets Zhang
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Utg Cheng Zhang opens and button Vincent Ferrafiat calls to build a preflop pot of 115,000. At the flop , Ferrafiat bets 55,000, Zhang check-raises to 125,000, Ferrafiat answers with a three-bet shove, Zhang folds.
Vincent Ferrafiat – 800,000
Cheng Zhang – 180,000
13:07: Cards in the air for the final day of the APPT National!Â
Level 23: 10,000-25,000, 25,000 ante
Shuffle up and deal! The APPT National final table race to the first APPT Cambodia Shard Trophy is underway! Blinds go up every 60 minutes. Up top is a US$ 42,737.
Final 9 players
Final 9 players by stack size
Seat | Player | Stack | BB |
7 | Abhinav Iyer | 2,560,000 | 102 |
6 | Hun Tae Choi | 1,925,000 | 77 |
2 | Andy Li Xueyan | 965,000 | 39 |
5 | Chien-Chih Weng | 885,000 | 35 |
1 | Minwoo Kang | 875,000 | 35 |
3 | Eric Wasylenko | 770,000 | 31 |
9 | Vincent Ferrafiat | 700,000 | 28 |
4 | Mateusz Kaczmarek | 410,000 | 16 |
8 | Cheng Zhang | 385,000 | 15 |
Final 9 by seat
Seat | Player | Stack | BB |
1 | Minwoo Kang | 875,000 | 35 |
2 | Andy Li Xueyan | 965,000 | 39 |
3 | Eric D Wasylenko | 770,000 | 31 |
4 | Mateusz Kaczmarek | 410,000 | 16 |
5 | Chien-Chih Weng | 885,000 | 35 |
6 | Hun Tae Choi | 1,925,000 | 77 |
7 | Abhinav Iyer | 2,560,000 | 102 |
8 | Cheng Zhang | 385,000 | 15 |
9 | Vincent Ferrafiat | 700,000 | 28 |
Remaining Payouts
Place | Payout In USD |
1 | $42,737 |
2 | $27,149 |
3 | $20,351 |
4 | $16,469 |
5 | $12,982 |
6 | $9,912 |
7 | $7,281 |
8 | $5,351 |
9 | $4,386 |
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Chip Counts Day 1A and Day 1B
Buy in: US$ 550
Entries: 243
Prize pool: US$ 116,677
Day 2 players: 38
Day 1A: 69 entries / 11 ITM
Day 1B: 174 entries / 27 ITM
Mystery Bounty – Day 1A results
End of Day 1A – 11 players
Player | Flag | Stack |
Zhou Quan | China | 458,000 |
Amit Kaushik | India | 342,000 |
Xu Wei | China | 245,000 |
Hua Wei Lin | Taiwan | 240,000 |
Yuwen Pan | China | 201,000 |
Ng Duc Thanh | Vietnam | 166,000 |
Xing Chen Dao | China | 149,900 |
Ming Xi | China | 130,000 |
Low Jiayi | Singapore | 74,000 |
Weng Jun | China | 37,000 |
Erik Rozhynskyi | Ukraine | 30,000 |
Mystery Bounty – Day 1B results
End of Day 1B – 27 players
Player | Flag | Stack |
Bin Zhang | China | 526,000 |
Sven McDermott | Ireland | 502,000 |
Bien Mai | Vietnam | 393,000 |
Van Binh Pham | Canada | 386,000 |
Vincent Chauve | France | 355,000 |
Liu Qiao Nan | China | 332,000 |
Asish Kumar Ghosh | India | 282,000 |
Zheng Xiaosheng | China | 269,000 |
Ashish Munot | India | 262,000 |
Harute Murata | Japan | 250,000 |
Shoji Shimabukuro | Japan | 226,000 |
Roman Kolotiuk | Russia | 224,000 |
Bo Jin | China | 193,000 |
I Chun Chiu | Taiwan | 182,000 |
Bonifacio Jhun Mondalo | Philippines | 154,000 |
Seung Hun Ko | Korea | 112,000 |
Chan Wing Kei | Hong Kong | 110,000 |
Anthony Cierco | France | 108,000 |
Emil Ukalaev | Russia | 108,000 |
Fedor Dedelov | Russia | 100,000 |
Li Shan Kui | China | 100,000 |
Khayal Abbasov | Azerbaijan | 96,000 |
Betrix Manoe | Switzerland | 95,000 |
Huang Jiang Ho | Singapore | 65,000 |
Anton Widjaya | Indonesia | 24,000 |
Tiang Tian Yuan | China | 18,000 |
Mohit Bohra | India | 10,000 |
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Mystery Bounty Final Day
Buy in: US$ 550
Entries: 243
Prize pool: US$ 116,677
Day 2 players / ITM: 38 15
Chips in play: 7,290,000
Day 2 opening blinds: 3000-6000, 6000 ante
China’s Bin Zhang wins the Mystery Bounty and draws the largest bounty!
Bin Zhang is the next player from China to lift a trophy at APPT Cambodia. He entered the final day as chip leader and despite others catching up, two crucial double ups at heads up against Ashish Munot practically ensured his victory. Zhang won the US$ 15,598 top prize, in addition, he picked up five bounties which included the largest of US$ 7,700 for a total of US$ 11,700 added to his winnings.
19:40: Ashish Munot falls in 2nd place – US$ 10,370
Level 28: 40,000-80,000, 80,000 ante
From the button, Bin Zhang shove, Ashish Munot calls for his tournament life. Zhang ahead with , Munot with
. When the flop runs
, Zhang’s rail erupts. Then with the turn
it is all over. Munot is drawing dead. The river is
. Munot has one last bounty and draws US$ 980.
19:35: Ashish Munot lands three boosts, rises to 16 bb
Level 28: 40,000-80,000, 80,000 ante
Down to 2 bb, Ashish Munot does an all-in no look with , and pairs the Jack to double up against Bin Zhang’s }as}
. He rises to 4 bb.
Two hands after, Munot is all in again, this time with , Zhang calls with
, the board runs
full house for second double up. Munot now up to 8 bb.
Next shove, Munot has , Zhang with overcards
, the board runs
, Munot ships it to rise to 16 bb.
19:30: Bin Zhang doubles up twice, Munot plunges to 2 bb
Level 27: 30,000-60,000, 60,000 ante
Ashish Munot was backed by a massive stack but not anymore after Bin Zhang scored two double ups to build a dominating stack. The first showdown was Zhang , Munot
, no hits on the board for Munot.
The next all in came five minutes later with Munot ahead and Zhang
. With the board running
, Zhang caught an Eight on the flop to pair up and score a second double up.
Bin Zhang – 7,860,000
Ashish Munot – 410,000
19:10: Yuwen Pan eliminated in 3rd place – US$ 7,585
Level 27: 30,000-60,000, 60,000 ante
From the small blind, Yuwen Pan shoves with Ace-Jack off suit, big blind Ashish Munot shoves and Pan risks his tournament life. Munot has Ace-Seven off suit. With the board running , it’s a pair for Munot to boot out Pan.
17:10: Final table
Level 21: 8,000-16,000, 16,000 ante
17:05: Daoxing Chen misses the final table by one spot
Level 21: 8,000-16,000, 16,000 ante
Short stacked Daoxing Chen is all in and is called by Zhou Quan with
. No hits land on the board
to eliminate Chen in 10th place.
16:05: Wing Kei Chan doubles through
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Wing Kei Chan doubles up with both finding partners on a board
to double through a player with
.
16:00: Four way pot, Yuwan Pan scoops it up
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Two players shove, big stacks Zhou Quan and Yuwen Pan call. When the board completes , Pan bets, Zhou folds. Pan has
flush and ships it all.
15:55: Yuwen Pan doubles through Mai
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
Bien Mai loses another pot, this time paying a double up Yuwen Pan. The board showed , Pan had
, Mai with
.
15:30: Zhou Quan banks a big one against Mai
Level 20: 6,000-12,000, 12,000 ante
On a board showing and around 200,000 in the pot, Bien Mai raises double to 200,000, Zhou Quan calls. Mai opens
top pair, Zhou takes it with
overpair.
14:40: Highlights as of the first break
Level 19: 5,000-10,000, 10,000 ante
Break time: Bien Mai draws US$ 2,400
14:30: Xiaosheng Zheng gets lucky with pocket Sevens set on the flop to double through a player with pocket Eights.
14:20: Ashish Munot rails Ng Duc Thanh; Munot , Thanh
, board runs
. Munot draws US$ 400 on his fifth bounty.
14:15: Ashish Munot draws a fourth bounty, earns US$ 300, sits with 960,000
14:10: Sven McDermott rails Bonifacio Mondalo in 18th place, rises to 560,000
14:05: Zhou Quan rails Anthony Cierco then later sucks out on a player. Zhou’s spikes the King on the turn to rail one with
. Zhou soars to 830,000.
14:00: Bin Zhang rails Bo Jin then Ming Xu. Against Xu his {s} stays ahead of
. Zhang catapults to 1,100,000
13:50: Three-way, Ng Duc Thanh triples up with