APL Main Event (65,000 PHP)

Day 1B runners are in for two more 60-minute levels before the flight wraps up. Half the field remain holding onto their seats with 62 players currently in battle. Another flight, Day 1C is officially underway for those still up for an evening grind.

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Facing a late position raise and a button call from Kim Enriquez, Andrei Vavilonskii made it 12,500 to go, with Enriquez being the only player to call.

On board T♥ 9♦ 2♣ 4♠ K♠ , Vavilonskii led all three streets - 7,500, 30,000, including a final all-in for 53,000, and saw Enriquez call down with no hesitation.

Vavilonskii knew he was beat once the final call was in, sending his A♦ 5♦ towards the muck as Enriquez tabled a set 9♠ 9♣ .

Kim Enriquez opened on the cutoff, followed by a raise to 5,500 from Andrei Vavilonskii on the button. Miura Shinya cold called on the big blind and Enriquez decided to go out of the way.

Action on flop K♠ T♣ J♠ was checked round to turn 8♦ , where Shinya led 5,000. Vavilonskii quickly surrendered, offering his opponent the win.

John Tech opened on the cutoff and called an 8,400 raise from Kim Enriquez on the small blind.

On board K♠ T♥ 7♥ 6♣ , Enriquez led out two streets - 6,500 and 22,000, and left Tech unable to continue by the turn.

Kim Enriquez opened utg and was joined by four other players onto flop J♠ 2♠ 9♦ . Enriquez continued for 4,000, called only by Akimichi Motomura behind. On turn 9♥ , Enriquez gunned for the rest and Motomura easily chucked his remaining 7,800 in the middle.

Enriquez A♥ J♣

Motomura 9♠ 9♣

Dead against quads, Enriquez relinquished the pot to Motomura just as river 8♦ landed on board.

With 13,600 in the middle across board 6♠ 5♣ 3♥ Q♥ , three way action saw Kim Enriquez fire a bet of 8,500 on the button. Both John Tech and Akihiro Kawaguchi check called, peeling river 3♠ .

Enriquez gunned a final 15,500, with Tech risking his last 7,000 with 8♣ 6♣ . Unfortunately for him, Enriquez had the best of it with a full boat 5♦ 5♥ to take it down.