APPT Main Event
Curtis Lim Tops Main Event Day 1C
The final flight of the third annual APPT Cambodia Main Event wrapped up with 219 entries, bringing the total to 518 across all starting days. This turnout not only shattered the guarantee but also set the stage for an exciting Day 2 wherein 71 out of the 93 remaining players will walk away with a piece of the US$ 746,153 prize pool. By the end of the schedule 15 rounds of play, only 42 players remained, earning their spot at Day 2.
One player with a high chance of reaching ITM is Singapore's Curtis Lim who bagged the biggest at Day 1C of 377,000 (94 bb). Lim surged late in the day with a big blind special 2♦ 3♦ improving to a full house.
Locking up second and third rank are Aladin Reskallah and David Erquiaga, both players also making late day strides to bag hefty stacks. Reskallah hot streak continues having already won a side event at the series. And further down the leaderboard is Sha Chengchun who finished 3rd at the Mystery Bounty event.
The 42 remaining players now join the 51 others that survived the previous heats into Day 2. The money bubble is close at hand with 71 players paid. The minimum payout is US$ 2,700 while way up top is US$ 147,500. This is the largest top prize to be awarded to an APPT champion in Cambodia.
Read up on the Day 1C action below.
End Of Day 1C - 42 Survivors
Player | Chips |
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CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 377,000(94 BB) |
AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 355,000(89 BB) |
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines | 338,000(85 BB) |
YY Yadi YaoChina | 290,000(73 BB) |
LS Lee SunghakKorea (Republic of) | 277,000(69 BB) |
ZZ Ziad ZebibUnited States of America | 261,000(65 BB) |
KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | 252,000(63 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 232,000(58 BB) |
NS Nicola SpicherSwitzerland | 229,000(57 BB) |
VI Vaicheslav I | 224,000(56 BB) |
AB Adams BellangerFrance | 210,000(53 BB) |
AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | 197,000(49 BB) |
OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 196,000(49 BB) |
AB Agharazi BabayevAzerbaijan | 191,000(48 BB) |
WK Wooseok KimKorea (Republic of) | 188,000(47 BB) |
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam | 187,000(47 BB) |
AW Alston Wang | 166,000(42 BB) |
FG Francis GarsonFrance | 148,000(37 BB) |
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines | 148,000(37 BB) |
RN Rindra NorodomCambodia | 145,000(36 BB) |
BV Bernard VuFrance | 143,000(36 BB) |
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 141,000(35 BB) |
AP Arthur Pierre Eldin | 140,000(35 BB) |
JK John Kelly (13)United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 138,000(35 BB) |
LW Luke WozniakUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 135,000(34 BB) |
LB Louis BilodeauCanada | 125,000(31 BB) |
HK Hyun Kyu BaeKorea (Republic of) | 116,000(29 BB) |
PP Panitan PoopadsriThailand | 115,000(29 BB) |
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines | 100,000(25 BB) |
KK Kim KunwooKorea (Republic of) | 95,000(24 BB) |
JB Jun Beum ChunKorea (Republic of) | 93,000(23 BB) |
JM Jun MitaniJapan | 89,000(22 BB) |
SC Sha ChengchunChina | 73,000(18 BB) |
TY Takashi YaguraJapan | 70,000(18 BB) |
TH Ting Hao Lian | 63,000(16 BB) |
KO Kentaro OeJapan | 57,000(14 BB) |
SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand | 54,000(14 BB) |
KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | 52,000(13 BB) |
SM Sakamoto MasayaJapan | 51,000(13 BB) |
NT Nohad TelianiCanada | 49,000(12 BB) |
SC Siarhei ChupadalBelarus | 26,000(7 BB) |
EB Eric BenniciSweden | 17,000(4 BB) |
Nicola Spicher Pays To See Erik Rozhynskyi’s Trips
Last hand of the day and again it is Erik Rozhynskyi seen in the hand up against Nicola Spicher. Defending from the big blind Rozhynskyi check-raises from 7000 to 19,000 on the flop 5♥ A♥ 5♠ . Spicher calls and they both slow down on the turn 7♥ . When the river 2♥ completes the board, Rozhynskyi sends out 12,000, Spicher wants to see his hand. Rozhynskyi has it showing 4♠ 5♣ trips.
Player | Chips |
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ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 285,500(71 BB) |
NS Nicola SpicherSwitzerland | 198,000(50 BB) |
Late Game Double Up For Kien Tat Heng
Kien Tat Heng three-bets all in and is given a sweat by Oliver Schulze. At the runout, Heng’s big cards hold to award a double up and a seat into Day 2.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | T♥9♣ | 189,000(47 BB) |
KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | K♦Q♦ | 52,000(13 BB) |
Erik RoZhynskyi On The Grind
More chips for Erik Rozhynskyi who kicks off the hand with an 8000 raise then fires down the streets 3♣ 8♣ T♥ A♠ Q♦ for 16,500, 27,000 and 33,000. Big blind challenger Agharazi Babayev folds to the river bet.
Player | Chips |
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AB Agharazi BabayevAzerbaijan | 213,000(53 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 193,000(48 BB) |
Sha Chengchun Pushes Out Siarhei Chudapal
Sha Chengchun and Siarhei Chudapal build a 21,000 pot preflop, the cards run 7♣ 8♥ 3♥ . Chudapal then checks to Sha who wastes no time counting and announces all in for 112,000. Chudapal is way covered and opts not to risk it.
Player | Chips |
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SC Sha ChengchunChina | 135,000(34 BB) |
SC Siarhei ChupadalBelarus | 38,000(10 BB) |
Nohad Teliani Shoves For The Pot
Three players contribute 8000 preflop and watch the cards land 9♦ T♠ T♥ . Action is checked to button player Nohad Teliani who tosses in 10,500, only Sunghak Lee continues to head to the turn 6♠ . Checked to Teliani once again, she jams 55,000, and this time takes it down without further challenge.
Player | Chips |
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LS Lee SunghakKorea (Republic of) | 161,000(40 BB) |
NT Nohad TelianiCanada | 99,500(25 BB) |
Erik Rozhynskyi Puts The Brakes On Bilodeau
Louis Bilodeau takes charge with a 9000 bet but doesn’t get by big blind Erik Rozhynskyi who defends to go post flop 2♥ 3♦ 3♥ . The action is passed to Bilodeau who continues for 17,000, Rozhynskyi challenges with a check-raise of 27,000, Bilodeau flats to bring the turn 5♦ . Rozhynkskyi takes the reins and shoves and it’s enough to stop Bilodeau in his tracks.
Player | Chips |
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LB Louis BilodeauCanada | 146,000(37 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 143,000(36 BB) |
Good Call By Schulze Exposes Ilya Firstov’s Bluff
Ilya Firstov defended his big blind by calling Oliver Schulze’s 8500 raise. Both check the flop 6♣ 4♣ 4♠ , Firstov takes a stab with a lead out bet of 12,000 on the turn 8♠ . Schulze calls to see the river J♠ . Firstov repeats with a 12,000 bet, Schulze doesn’t believe and calls and is right. Firstov shows T♦ 9♦ bluff, Schulze wins the pot with K♥ Q♥ better air.
Player | Chips |
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OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 300,000(75 BB) |
IF Ilya FirstovKazakhstan | 53,000(13 BB) |
Erik Rozhynskyi Ships Fan’s Stack
Erik Rozhynskyi open shoves 53,000 and Leroy Fan calls for 52,000 which is just one yellow chip disadvantage. At showdown, Rozhynskyi has the higher pair which holds to send Fan to the exit.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 9♥9♠ HJ | 113,000(28 BB) |
LF Leroy FanIreland | 6♠6♣ SB | busted |
Adams Bellanger Deny The Ducks
Xianqi Chan open shoves 67,000, Adams Bellanger shoves as well and successfully isolates.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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AB Adams BellangerFrance | A♥K♥ HJ | 177,000(44 BB) |
XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 2♣2♦ UTG | busted |
Although Bellanger failed to pair up, the three hearts on the board improved him to the nut flush to send ducks out of the field.
Blinds Up
We are on the last level of the day.
Blinds 2,000/4,000 (4,000)
Alston Wang And Erik Rozhynskyi Play It Safe
Alston Wang is tested by Erik Rozhynskyi with a three-bet of 16,000, Wang calls then both players proceed to check it all the way down 6♦ 8♥ 3♣ K♠ J♥ . Wang has 7♦ 7♣ and takes it down.
Player | Chips |
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AW Alston Wang | 150,000(50 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 63,000(21 BB) |
Ziad Zebib Maintains Aggression Throughout The Board
Ziad Zebib takes control preflop with a 7000 raise then maintains aggression by betting down the board Q♣ K♦ 7♥ 6♦ 9♣ . Big blind caller Takashi Yagura calls 6500 and 11,000 but doesn’t reach in on the river to award Zebib the pot.
Player | Chips |
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ZZ Ziad ZebibUnited States of America | 146,000(49 BB) |
TY Takashi YaguraJapan | 38,000(13 BB) |
Yinfei Xiao Get Value For The Full House
Jun Beum Chun raises 6000 and big blind Yinfei Xiao calls with A♦ 6♦ . Landing bottom pair on the flop 9♣ Q♦ 6♥ , Xiao check-calls 7500, then they both check the turn A♣ . With the river A♠ , Xiao value-bets his monster hand sending in 15,000, Chun calls then quickly mucks to the unexpected full house.
Player | Chips |
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JB Jun Beum ChunKorea (Republic of) | 132,500(44 BB) |
YX Yinfei XiaoChina | 117,500(39 BB) |
Wooseok Kim Pushes Out Poopadsri
Deepstack Freezeout champion Wooseok Kim calls from the button and goes head to head for everything at the flop 8♣ 9♠ 7♣ . Following a check, Kim bets 15,000, Panitan Poopadsri raises 35,000, Kim shoves a stack that dominates Poopadsri’s nearly four times more, Poopadsri opts out.
Player | Chips |
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WK Wooseok KimKorea (Republic of) | 259,000(86 BB) |
PP Panitan PoopadsriThailand | 57,000(19 BB) |
Aces In The Hole For Ting Hao Lian
John Kelly raises 6000 then calls Ting Hao Lian’s shove for 18,000 that barely dents his stack. When the cards are shown, Ting has aces which holds throughout the low board.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JK John Kelly (13)United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | K♠Q♣ HJ | 260,000(87 BB) |
TH Ting Hao Lian | A♠A♣ CO | 45,000(15 BB) |
Bernard Vu’s Higher Kicker Prevails
Cheng Zhang open shoves 30,500 and is called by Bernard Vu who flips over the higher kicker which holds throughout the board. Zhang packs up.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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BV Bernard VuFrance | A♣Q♠ | 122,000(41 BB) |
CZ Cheng Zhang (3)China | A♦9♣ | busted |
Sunghak Lee Wins The Preflop Battle
Sunghak Lee opens 6000, gets raised by Yadi Yao o 18,000, Lee answers with a shove of 103,500, Yao lets it go.
Player | Chips |
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YY Yadi YaoChina | 270,000(90 BB) |
LS Lee SunghakKorea (Republic of) | 128,500(43 BB) |
It Takes A Shove To Win It
Nonstop betting by Erik Rozhynskyi that he starts preflop for 7000. Big blind Agharazi Babayev takes the challenge. The dealer fans the flop K♥ 3♠ Q♥ , Rozhynskyi continues for 6500 and the challenge continues with Babayev calling. On the turn A♠ , another 27,500 bet from Rozhynskyi is called by Babayev but on the river 5♠ , Rozhynskyi’s shove ends the battle uncontested.
Player | Chips |
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AB Agharazi BabayevAzerbaijan | 239,000(80 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 164,500(55 BB) |
Curtis Lim Currently Leads
Curtis Lim just won a pot over 100,000 to chip up to 424,500. He currently leads with 48 players remaining.
Player | Chips |
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CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 424,500(142 BB) |
Ilya Firstov Saved By The River
Ilya Firstov three-bets all in for 57,500 and is given a big sweat by Oliver Schulze who has the better kicker
Player | Hand | Chips |
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IF Ilya FirstovKazakhstan | A♥6♠ SB | 118,000(39 BB) |
OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | A♦9♣ BB | 168,000(56 BB) |
Up until the turn, Schulze is leading then Firstov improves on the river to stay in the game.
Azizjon Rakhimov Defends His Big Blind
Following a raise by Joshua Figuerres that’s called by Somashekhar Sanampuri, Azizjon Rakhimov calls from the big blind. They all check the flop 3♦ K♣ 5♠ but not the turn K♦ with Rakhimov sliding out 10,000. No one bites to add more chips to his six figure stack.
Player | Chips |
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AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | 190,000(63 BB) |
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 120,000(40 BB) |
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines | 75,000(25 BB) |
Continuation Bets By John Clyde Tan
Two players take interest in John Clyde Tan’s 7000 raise preflop but only Takashi Yagura continues to the turn by calling Tan’s 10,000 c-bet of the flop 6♦ 2♦ 3♥ . With Q♦ on fourth street, Tan fuels the pot a larger 23,000 and it’s enough to win the pot without further challenge.
Player | Chips |
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JC John Clyde TanPhilippines | 93,000(31 BB) |
TY Takashi YaguraJapan | 43,000(14 BB) |
Supanat Rojsukthavorn Not Afraid Of The Big Bet
Supanat Rojsukthavorn limps from hijack then calls Xianqi Chan’s big raise of 21,000 from the big blind. When the flop comes 2♣ 4♣ 2♦ , Chan c-bets 16,000, Rojsukthavorn shoves 59,500, Chan gives it up.
Player | Chips |
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SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand | 122,000(41 BB) |
XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 108,000(36 BB) |
Big Blind Special For Curtis Lim
Curtis Lim defends his big blind from min-raiser Sunghak Lee. No c-bet on the flop 2♥ 5♣ 7♥ cues Lim to bet the turn 3♥ for 10,000. Lee calls. On the river 3♠ , Lim goes for a larger 25,000 bet, Lee calls for the last time then mucks to Lim’s big blind special 2♦ 3♦ full house.
Player | Chips |
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CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 415,000(138 BB) |
LS Lee SunghakKorea (Republic of) | 40,000(13 BB) |
Chip Count
Player | Chips |
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AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 413,000(138 BB) |
CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 311,000(104 BB) |
YY Yadi YaoChina | 298,000(99 BB) |
NS Nicola SpicherSwitzerland | 272,000(91 BB) |
AB Agharazi BabayevAzerbaijan | 256,500(86 BB) |
VI Vaicheslav I | 208,000(69 BB) |
WK Wooseok KimKorea (Republic of) | 172,000(57 BB) |
LB Louis BilodeauCanada | 157,000(52 BB) |
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam | 152,000(51 BB) |
LW Luke WozniakUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 144,000(48 BB) |
XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 143,000(48 BB) |
Blinds Up
Level 14
Blinds 1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Louis Bilodeau Dominates For A Full Reload
Louis Bilodeau three-bets 13,000 then calls for all of his chips (75,500) on Erik Rozhynskyi’s push. With the higher pocket, no bad beat comes to bank the maximum.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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LB Louis BilodeauCanada | K♥K♦ CO | 157,000(63 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | J♣J♥ HJ | 127,000(51 BB) |
Luke James Wozniak Plays His Set With Aggression
Luke James Wozniak exerts dominance by raising preflop then firing down every street. From the big blind, Mr Vaicheslav check-calls the board 3♣ 8♣ K♥ Q♠ A♠ for 4500, 14,500 and 32,500. Wozniak flips over 3♠ 3♥ set for a well deserved pot.
Player | Chips |
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VI Vaicheslav I | 208,500(83 BB) |
LW Luke WozniakUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 144,000(58 BB) |
Curtis Lim Picks Up A Nice Pot
Curtis Lim is dealt Q♥ Q♠ and three-bets 13,000, initial raiser Nohad Tehani wants to see the flop and makes the call. When the cards land 4♥ A♦ 2♠ , Tehani defers to the aggressor Lim who continues for 8000, Tehani calls, then they check the turn 5♠ . On the river Q♣ , Tehani checks, Lim sends 40,000 out front, the call comes and so does a nice pile of chips after Tehani is shown the set.
Player | Chips |
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CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 312,000(125 BB) |
NT Nohad TelianiCanada | 69,500(28 BB) |
Jiazhi Hong Sent Packing By Clubs
Jiazhi Zhong raises then four-bets 28,500, his challenger Mr Vaicheslav calls and they take it to the flop T♣ 7♣ 6♦ . Zhong bangs out 13,500 that doesn’t shake Vaicheslav. He tries again on the Q♦ turn for all of his chips totaling 52,000, and still Vaicheslav calls. At the showdown, Zhong is ahead until the river 6♣ grants Vaicheslav the flush to crush top pair.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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VI Vaicheslav I | K♣Q♣ UTG+1 | 267,000(107 BB) |
ZJ Zhong JiazhiChina | A♥Q♠ UTG | busted |
Khamid Khudayberganov Stops Guan Hong Liew
There won’t be another pot for Guan Hong Liew who open shoved and got called by bigger stacked stacked Khamid Khudayberganov. Despite having the edge at the showdown, the ace on the turn sent Liew crashing out.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | A♦Q♠ CO | 254,000(102 BB) |
GL Guan LiewSingapore | Q♣Q♦ HJ | busted |
Erik Rozhynskyi Crushes With Rockets
Erik Rozhynskyi looks down at the nuts hole cards and opens, Phuong Ngoc Nguyen also has a good pair and shoves 75,500. Rozhynskyi snap calls and goes on to ship it.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | A♦A♥ | 233,000(93 BB) |
PN Phuong Ngoc NguyenViet Nam | T♣T♠ | busted |
Nicola Spicher Finishes Off A Player
Action folds to the small blind Nicola Spicher who limps in then calls big blind Masataka Kuwahata’s a 10,000 raise. Both check it to the turn 8♣ 5♦ 7♥ J♥ . Masataka bets 10,000 again then gets check-raised 25,000 by Spicher. With only 32,000 in total, Kuwahata sends it in and Spicher makes the easy call.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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NS Nicola SpicherSwitzerland | 9♣T♣ | 272,000(109 BB) |
MK Masataka KuwahataJapan | Q♥J♠ | busted |
At the showdown, Kuwahata is drawing dead. The river T♠ is of no consequence.
Guan Hong Liew Wins Another Light Pot
Following a raise, Guan Hong Liew three-bets 13,500 and Somashekhar Sanampuri defends his stake on the pot. Both players then keep it friendly, checking down the board 6♦ 3♦ 2♦ 4♣ T♣ . Liew shows A♠ Q♦ and wins another light pot.
Player | Chips |
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SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 188,000(75 BB) |
GL Guan LiewSingapore | 75,500(30 BB) |
Azizjon Rakhimov vs Guan Hong Liew
Azizjon Rakhimov fires 5000 preflop that’s called then takes a back seat on the flop 6♥ 8♦ 5♥ by check-calling Guan Hong Liew’s 6000 bet. No action follows on the turn 5♠ and river Q♠ and we see why as Rakhimov misses the board and Liew with just a small pair that wins the pot.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | A♠9♦ | 100,000(40 BB) |
GL Guan LiewSingapore | 4♥4♠ | 67,000(27 BB) |
Kunwoo Kim Regains Control At the Turn
Kunwoo Kim defends his raise by calling Oliver Schulze’s 14,500 three-bet to head to the flop 5♦ A♦ 9♠. Both keep it friendly and head to the turn Q♣ . Kim resumes betting and sends in 15,000, Schulze matches it and they get a river Q♦ . Again, Kim leads out, this time a large 25,000, Schulze lets it go.
Player | Chips |
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OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 249,000(100 BB) |
KK Kim KunwooKorea (Republic of) | 121,000(48 BB) |
Aladin Reskallah Delivers A Double KO
Action goes Aladin Reskallah raises, then Jun Ogasahara shoves for 57,000, Yan Yu joins for 67,000, Reskallah calls with his huge stack. At the runout, Reskallah spikes the higher pair to sweep and deliver a double KO.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | A♣Q♣ | 420,000(168 BB) |
JO Jun OgasaharaJapan | 6♠6♣ | busted |
YY Yu YanTaiwan | 7♦7♣ | busted |
Overkill Quads Ensures Oliver Schulze The Reload And More
Oliver Schulze’s 4500 is followed by some heavy betting with William Lius shoving 27,000, button Jun Ogasahara calls, blinds fold and action bounces back to Schulze who four-bets all in for 113,000. Ogasahara can afford it and makes the call.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | J♠J♥ UTG | 257,000(103 BB) |
WL William LiusIndonesia | A♣Q♠ HJ | busted |
JO Jun OgasaharaJapan | 7♦7♥ D | 57,000(23 BB) |
Not only is Jacks ahead but it goes on to ensure victory with quads to ship the entire load.
Blinds Up
Level 13 Blinds 1,000 / 2,500 (2,500)
Agharazi Babayev Cleans Out Rene Mar David
Three players in for 4000 battle on the flop A♣ 5♠ 6♣ . Betting starts with a button bet of 5000, small blind Agharazi Babayev check-raises 18000, big blind Rene Mar David check-calls, button gets out of the way. On the turn Q♦ , Babayev slides out an orange tower worth 100,000 which well covers David’s stack. David calls anyway and is drawing with one card to come. With the river J♠ , Babayev’s set gives David the hard boot.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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AB Agharazi BabayevAzerbaijan | 6♠6♦ SB | 260,000(130 BB) |
RM Rene Mar DavidPhilippines | 4♣Q♣ BB | busted |
Top Pair Is Enough For Joshua Figuerres
Joshua Figuerres and Somashekhar Sanampuri stare down a flop J♣ Q♣ 8♠ with 11,000 brewed preflop. Figuerres checks his hand and had K♣ Q♦ top pair. He bets 5000 and Sanampuri calls for his gutshot K♣ 9♥ . The heat turns down on the turn 9♦ and river 4♦ with both checking. Figuerres rakes in the pot.
Player | Chips |
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SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 136,000(68 BB) |
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines | 34,500(17 BB) |
Lucky Yu
After getting pushed out by Oliver Schulze, Yan Yu goes all in and proceeds to get lucky against caller Jun Ogasahara who had the higher kicker at the showdown.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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YY Yu YanTaiwan | A♠4♣ CO | 65,000(33 BB) |
OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | A♥8♥ BB | 131,000(66 BB) |
Somashekhar Sanampuri Boots Konishi
Short stacked Akihiro Konishi goes all in for his last 8500 and proceeds to fall to caller Somashekhar Sanampuri.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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AK Akihiro KonishiJapan | A♣6♠ CO | busted |
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | A♥J♣ HJ | 156,000(78 BB) |
Oliver Schulze Barrels Down
With a pot of 15,000 in the middle, big blind Yan Yu bets a light 3000 on the flop of J♦ 5♣ Q♦ , button Oliver Schulze thinks it should be more and makes it 11,000 to continue. Yu calls, the turn is 3♠ . Yu checks to Schulze who fires 19,000, again Yu calls. On the river 7♠ , Schulze pushes, this time Yu doesn’t follow suit.
Player | Chips |
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OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 164,000(82 BB) |
YY Yu YanTaiwan | 30,000(15 BB) |
Takuya Shimabukuro Doubles Up
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JM Jun MitaniJapan | A♥9♦ D | 42,000(21 BB) |
TS Takuya ShimabukuroJapan | T♦T♠ HJ | 54,000(27 BB) |
Top Two For David Erquiaga
David Erquiaga looks down at A♠ K♣ and gives it a mini bump, big blind Yinfei Xiao defends his big blind and it’s off to the flop Q♥ A♣ K♠ . Pairing both of his cards, Erquiaga continues for 4000, Xiao check-calls then both pass on the turn 2♣ . When the river 5♦ lands, it’s another check from Xiao, Erquiaga bets 16,000 which is enough for Xiao to see Erquiaga’s hand. Xiao mucks.
Player | Chips |
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DE David ErquiagaPhilippines | 195,000(98 BB) |
YX Yinfei XiaoChina | 48,000(24 BB) |
All It Takes Is A Bet
Five players in for 4000 go to the flop 5♥ 2♠ 4♦ then only Rindra Norodom bets sending out 15,000. No takers for an easy pot.
Player | Chips |
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RN Rindra NorodomCambodia | 137,000(69 BB) |
Hidden Boat Earns For Luke James Wozniak
Luke James Wozniak finds two callers to his 4000 raise preflop and sees J♣ 6♥ K♠ land on the felt. Following two checks, Nohad Teliani tests the waters with a 4500 bet, only Wozniak calls then both check the turn Q♠ . On the river J♥ , Wozniak goes back to betting for 15,000, Teliani pays to see, then mucks to the Q♦ Q♣ full house.
Player | Chips |
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LW Luke WozniakUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 137,000(69 BB) |
NT Nohad TelianiCanada | 23,000(12 BB) |
Blinds Up
Level 12 Blinds now is 1,000/2000 (2000)
John Kelly Owns The Board
John Kelly pumps the betting to 3000, two players call to further boost the pot. Flop comes 8♣ K♥ 6♣ , small blind Masaya Sakamoto leads out 3000 and only Kelly gives him action to the turn Q♦ . Sakamoto slows down, Kelly turns up the notch for 8000, Sakamoto calls to buy the river 2♣ . Switching gears again, Sakamoto bets 22,000, Kelly shoves 56,000, Sakamoto calls it and pays the double up.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JK John Kelly (13)United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | K♣J♣ | 144,000(96 BB) |
SM Sakamoto MasayaJapan | 7♣9♣ | 145,000(97 BB) |
Jun Ogasahara Ousts John Matsuda
On a flop T♥ 5♥ 7♣ , three players check to the button Jun Ogasahara who uses his position to bet 6000 onto a 14,500 pot. Small blind John Matsuda check-raises 19,500 getting two folds while Ogasahara calls to see the turn Q♣ . Matsuda quickly shoves, Ogasahara snap-calls
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JO Jun OgasaharaJapan | 7♥9♦ D | 146,000(97 BB) |
JM John MatsudaPhilippines | K♥8♥ SB | busted |
Matsuda’s draw misses on the river T♠ to get ousted.
Eldin Keeps On Firing
Arthur Pierre Eldin raises preflop and Yinfei Xiao calls. Eldin continues to fire for 5000 on a flop 4♥ 2♣ J♣ and Xiao calls. The turn 9♠ , Eldin makes it 15,000 which is enough to induce a fold.
Player | Chips |
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AP Arthur Pierre Eldin | 100,000(67 BB) |
YX Yinfei XiaoChina | 81,500(54 BB) |
Sergius Santos Keeps Up The Pressure
Sergius Santos commands the action with a 3000 bet and stays in the driver’s seat throughout the flop Q♥ A♠ T♣ with a 2000 c-bet that’s called by Xianqi Chan. Tides switch for a brief moment with his small 2000 bet on the turn T♥ met with a raise of 12,000, Santos calls to buy the river 6♠ . For the third time, Santos leads out 11,000, this time he wins the pot uncontested.
Player | Chips |
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XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 194,000(129 BB) |
SS Sergius SantosPhilippines | 122,000(81 BB) |
Ziad Zebib Earns Well With Aces
A big pot of 26,000 built preflop sees the cards land J♥ 5♥ 2♣ . Small blind Ziad Zebib takes charge for 9000 and hijack John Clyde Tan calls to stake his claim on the pot. Zibab continues on the turn 9♥ for 15,000, again Tan calls, then both check the river K♣ . Zebib flips open A♦ A♣ and takes down the pot.
Player | Chips |
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ZZ Ziad ZebibUnited States of America | 118,500(79 BB) |
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines | 68,000(45 BB) |
Aladin Reskallah Puts The Heat On Yan Yu
With 14,500 already splashed in the pot Aladin Reskallah check-raises 15,000 on a flop 3♥ 9♣ 9♠ and Yan Yu calls. On the turn 4♣ , Reskallah goes ahead and leads out 25,000, Yu calls, the pot grows further as the river comes 4♠ . Grabbing a chunk, Reskallah bets 125,000 sending Yu to the tanker then wins the pot with Yu not wanting to risk it.
Player | Chips |
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AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 280,000(187 BB) |
YY Yu YanTaiwan | 73,000(49 BB) |
Erik Rozhynskyi Dominates And Boots With Aces
Wittawas Charassang opens 4000, Masaya Sakomoto three-bets 12,000, Erik Rozhynskyi four-bets 62,000, sending the action back to Charassang who risks his 55,000 stack as Sakomoto gets out of the way.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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WC Wittawas CharassangThailand | T♥T♦ HJ | busted |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | A♣A♥ BB | 131,500(88 BB) |
No help comes for Charassang to bite the dust early in this level
Francisco Sanchez’s Live Cards Connect On The Board
Francicso Sanchez three-bets all in with one of the most favorite hands by players J♣ T♣ however, he is behind Ilya Firstov’s K♥ Q♥ . With the board running T♥ 5♦ 7♣ A♠ 4♠ , Sanchez connects and proves the value of his gamble.
Player | Chips |
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IF Ilya FirstovKazakhstan | 78,000(52 BB) |
FS Francisco SanchezSpain | 24,500(16 BB) |
Xianqi Chan Boots Lai On Set Over Set
Xianqi Lai opens 3500 and Jun Lai wants to go post flop that lands 9♦ 6♦ 5♠ . From there it is fireworks with Chan c-betting 4000, Lai raising to 12,000, Chan answers back with a shove of 57,000 that covers Lai who snap-calls. Both players reveal sets, Chan’s is ahead and holds to the turn K♠ and river A♠ to ship it.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 9♣9♥ HJ | 200,000(133 BB) |
JL Jun LaiChina | 5♦5♥ CO | busted |
Francis Garson Delivers A KO With Aces
Fast bust out at the start of the freezeout round with Artem Vezhenkon three-betting all in, joined by Francis Garson with a larger stack to push out the initial raiser.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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FG Francis GarsonFrance | A♦A♥ | 76,500(51 BB) |
AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | T♦Q♦ | busted |
Day 1C Registration Closes at 218 Entries
That's it! The APPT Cambodia Main Event registration has closed with 218 entries added to the pool for a total of 517 entries. That sent the pot soaring past the guarantee for a larger US$ 744,713. The remaining players now resume until the end of Level 15.
One Rank Higher For Yadi Yao
Yadi Yao three-bet all in for 28,700 and still doesn't steal the open raise of Sha Chengchun who calls to try to eliminate. At showdown, Yao is ahead by one rank and holds for a double up.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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YY Yadi YaoChina | A♣K♠ | 1,146,000(955 BB) |
SC Sha ChengchunChina | A♠Q♣ | 59,500(50 BB) |
Sunghak Lee Puts Pressure On The River
Sunghak Lee enters the hand with a 2400 raise then calls Sergius Santos 11,700 re-raise. Santos continues to bet and Lee calls 6000 bets on the flop and turn Q♠ 6♠ 9♠ J♥ , and on the river Q♦ , with Santos slowing down to a check, Lee test bets pot of 48,000 and takes it down without a fight.
Player | Chips |
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LS Lee SunghakKorea (Republic of) | 119,000(99 BB) |
SS Sergius SantosPhilippines | 86,000(72 BB) |
Nicola Spicher Switches Up On The Turn
Nicola Spicher raises then defends from Kosei Fujiwara's by calling 6500. Spicher calls again on the flop 6♣ Q♦ 7♦ for 7000. Then on the turn 4♥ , Fujiwara sees his 16,000 bet challenged by a shove from Spicher of nearly 100K. With just about the same behind, Fujiwara folds.
Player | Chips |
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NS Nicola SpicherSwitzerland | 129,500(108 BB) |
KF Kosei FujiwaraJapan | 93,000(78 BB) |
Aladin Reskallah and Masaya Sakamoto Chipping Up
Aladin Reskallah just won a big pot against Oliver Schulze to climb to 207,000, and over at another table, Masaya Sakamoto eliminated Thomas Scheld to rise to 236,000. They are currently leading the field.
Player | Chips |
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SM Sakamoto MasayaJapan | 236,000(197 BB) |
AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 207,000(173 BB) |
Supanat Rojsukthavorn Gains From Chudapal
Supanat Rojsukthavorn opens for 2500 and goes flopping with Siarhei Chudapal on the button. With the cards showing 6♦ 9♥ Q♣ , Rojsukthavorn checks it to Chudapal who uses his option to bet 3000. Rojsukthavorn calls and they go to the turn 8♥ . Again it is passed to Chudapal who bets 6500, this time Rojsukthavorn answers with a check-raise of 20,000 which is enough to take down the pot then and there.
Player | Chips |
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SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand | 58,000(48 BB) |
SC Siarhei ChupadalBelarus | 20,500(17 BB) |
Yinfei Xiao Doubles Up
Yinfei Xiao open shoves for his last 12,800 and Woojin Kim gives him a sweat with live cards. The dealer quickly drops three clubs on the flop for winning flush to Xiao.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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YX Yinfei XiaoChina | A♣T♣ CO | 27,000(23 BB) |
WK Woojin KimKorea (Republic of) | K♦J♦ BB | 12,000(10 BB) |
Asish Ghosh Denied By Francis Garson
Getting cheeky with a three-gapper shove from 18,200 from hijack, Asish Ghosh doesn't get past cutoff Francis Garson to fall just before reg closes.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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FG Francis GarsonFrance | T♠T♥ CO | 43,500(36 BB) |
AG Asish GhoshIndia | T♦6♦ HJ | busted |
Nicola Spicher Maintains Aggression To Rake It In
Four players have built a pot of 13,700 preflop and go post flop to try to claim it. Big blind Nicola Spicher kicks it off with a bet of 6000 on a board 6♣ 5♥ 7♥ , Francis Garson and Asish Ghosh call and sb drops out. The turn 6♠ , Spicher fires again for a huge 30,000 and it's enough to go ahead and rake in the pot.
Player | Chips |
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FG Francis GarsonFrance | 222,900(186 BB) |
NS Nicola SpicherSwitzerland | 106,000(88 BB) |
AG Asish GhoshIndia | 18,300(15 BB) |
Will Kwok's Fire Dies Out
From the start of the hand, button player Will Kwok exerted dominance with a 3500 raise and bets of 3200 and 7000 through the flop and turn K♥ K♠ J♠ 3♦ . Big blind Masaya Sakamoto check-called then switched up on the river 3♠ leading out 10,500. Kwok's fire fizzled out as he was seen folding.
Player | Chips |
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SM Sakamoto MasayaJapan | 137,000(114 BB) |
WK Will KwokHong Kong | 64,500(54 BB) |
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Sergius Santos Wins The Three Way
Heavy preflop action opens with a 3000 bet from Cheng Zhang, called by Sergius Santos, then Krankka Tommi three-bets all in for 21,800. Zhang answers with a four-bet of 80,800 to try to isolate but Santos wants in on the action and calls for his remaining 45,000.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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SS Sergius SantosPhilippines | A♣J♠ SB | 113,000(94 BB) |
CZ Cheng Zhang (3)China | 8♦8♥ D | 98,800(82 BB) |
KT Krankka TommiFinland | Q♥J♦ BB | busted |
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Andrei Eldin Denies The Bluff
Andrei Eldin and Woojin Kim join a raiser to go hunting and check the board to the turn 9♦ 9♠ 5♠ 2♥ . Acting first, Kim bets 3500, and only Eldin calls. On the river Q♦ , Kim sends out 15,000, Eldin calls with less behind and shows Q♥ J♣ which in turn denies Kim who shows A♣ 6♦ bluff.
Player | Chips |
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AP Arthur Pierre Eldin | 33,800(28 BB) |
WK Woojin KimKorea (Republic of) | 13,000(11 BB) |
Kien Tat Heng Cleans Out Rahden
Felix Von Rahden three-bet shoves from the big blind and still doesn't steal Kien Tat Heng's raise to see his tournament life on the line.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | A♠K♦ CO | 136,000(113 BB) |
FV Felix Von RahdenGermany | A♦J♥ BB | busted |
Straight To A Double Up For John Kelly
Four players contribute 2500 preflop then check it to the turn 9♦ J♣ 6♣ T♠ . Following two checks, Te Sik Kak bet 4000 and only small blind John Kell calls. They head to the river A♠ , Kak turns up the heat with a shove that covers Kelly who calls anyway.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JK John Kelly (13)United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 7♥8♣ SB | 63,400(53 BB) |
TS Te Sik Kak | T♥8♥ HJ | 15,500(13 BB) |
Valeriy Fokin's River Bet Takes It Down
On a raised pot preflop with three players in, utg Manwoo Park continues for 4000 on a flop 3♠ A♥ 7♠ and only Valeriy Fokin calls from the small blind. The turn A♠ sees both check, then on the river 7♣ . Fokin decides to test the waters with a 3000 bet and it's good to win that pot quite easy.
Player | Chips |
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FV Fokin ValeriyRussian Federation | 45,000(38 BB) |
MP Manwoo ParkKorea (Republic of) | 21,200(18 BB) |
Oliver Schulze Cleans Out Martin Gonzales
From cutoff, Oliver Schulze calls Martin Gonzales's 2500 raise and chips go splashing after the 2500 c-bet on the flop 6♦ T♥ 9♣ is called. Gonzales barrels 10,000 on the turn 2♣ , Schulze goes all in, Gonzales risks for his last 22,000 and shows the J♣ 7♣ flush draw gutshot. Schulze is ahead K♦ T♦ . With the river 4♠ , Gonzales is eliminated.
Player | Chips |
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OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 14,700(12 BB) |
MG Martin GonzalesPhilippines | busted |
No Steal For Will Kwok
Erik Rozhynskyi takes charge for 2500 and heads to the board with big blind defender Will Kwok. Both players check down T♥ 7♠ 7♥ 9♣ , then on the river 6♥ , Kwok test bets 2500, gets raised to 8500, no call for Rozhynskyi to deny the steal.
Player | Chips |
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WK Will KwokHong Kong | 84,000(70 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 50,500(42 BB) |
Jun Ogasahara Grabs A Good Pot
With a board of Q♦ 9♠ 3♣ showing and 9300 brewed preflop, big blind Jun Ogasahara check-calls 2500 by cutoff Mr Michael and 8000 on the turn 2♦ . When the river comes A♥ , Ogasahara rushes in with a shove and finds no resistance from Mr Michael who lets it go.
Player | Chips |
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MM Mr Michael | 223,000(186 BB) |
JO Jun OgasaharaJapan | 34,800(29 BB) |
Tomoaki Miura vs Aladin Reskallah
Tomoaki Miura pumps the pot 2500 from cutoff and big blind Aladin Reskallah won't let him steal his chips for the call. The flop runs 8♣ 6♥ 5♣ , Miura bets 2300 and still Reskallah calls for a look at the turn 5♦ . Liking the card, Reskallah leads out 3500 and Miura back pedals and calls. The exchange of blows continue on the river T♣ with Reskallah betting 23,500, Miura shoving 46,700, Reskallah tanks then finally gives up his stake on the pot.
Player | Chips |
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TM Tomoaki MiuraJapan | 88,300(74 BB) |
AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 23,500(20 BB) |
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Haile Rafik Kuo Just Checks His Boat
On a raise pot preflop, Haile Rafik Kuo and Wooseok Kim stare down A♥ K♣ A♣ , then toss in 1000 each initiated by Kim. This brings the turn K♦ and again Kim sends out a bet of 2000 that’s called. By the river 8♠ , both hang on to their chips and check. Kuo surprisingly shows the boat.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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KH Kuo Haile RafikCanada | K♠Q♠ D | 36,600(37 BB) |
WK Wooseok KimKorea (Republic of) | 9♦7♦ UTG+1 | 48,000(48 BB) |
Jean Dufuor’s Pocket Pair Banks It
Jean Dufuor three-bet shoves 15,500 and is called by initial raiser Khamid Khudayberganov who fails to crack the pocket pair. Dufuor doubles up.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JD Jean DufourFrance | 9♦9♣ | 33,500(34 BB) |
KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | Q♥9♥ | 78,600(79 BB) |
Daichi Kakimoto Defends The Big Blind
With 6000 already brewed, button player Ilya Firstov c-bets 7000 on the flop 7♥ 6♠ K♠ and big blind Daichi Kakimoto makes the call. Both players then opt to keep it friendly, checking the turn 4♦ and river T♥
Player | Hand | Chips |
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DK Daichi Kakimoto | K♣5♣ | 58,000(58 BB) |
IF Ilya FirstovKazakhstan | 22,500(23 BB) |
Firstov mucks
Kyle Bao Diep Cracks Mr Michael's Aces
It's always exciting to be dealt pocket aces but when they get cracked, it is the worst feeling. That's what went down between Kyle Bao Diep and Mr. Michael. Diep opens 2000 then defended his raise by calling the 4000 re-raise.
At the flop and turn 6♦ K♠ 5♦ 8♦, Mr Michael continued for 2500 and 6800, Diep check-called both. Then with the river 9♥ , Diep switched up and jumped out with a 22,000 jam. Mr Michael calls and sees the bad news.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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KB Kyle Bao DiepViet Nam | 7♦7♠ UTG | 73,100(73 BB) |
MM Mr Michael | A♠A♣ CO | 15,600(16 BB) |
Jun Mitani Flops It For The Maximum
Small blind Jun Mitani calls a 2000 raise then calls a three bet from big blind Henry Maaninka of 5500 after initial raiser folds. At the flop 9♠ A♦ 7♠ , Mitani checks, Maaninka takes that cue and raises 6500, sending the action back to Mitani who raises 32,000. Maaninka answers with a shove, Mitani calls for his tournament life.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JM Jun MitaniJapan | A♣9♦ | 129,600(130 BB) |
HR Henry Ranier Maaninka | A♠Q♦ | 15,000(15 BB) |
Mitani spiked both of his cards for two pair at the flop that hold to the turn T♥ and river A♥ for a full house and a double up.
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Georges Roumy Fully Paid For The Set
Georges Roumy raises 1000 then calls Woojin Kim's 3500 re-raise. On the flop 8♠ 4♥ T♥ , Roumy is unfazed by the aggressor Kim and leads out 2000, Kim throws back 7000, Roumy flats. On the turn A♦ , Roumy shoves, Kim calls.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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GR Georges RoumyFrance | 8♣8♥ | 58,300(58 BB) |
WK Woojin KimKorea (Republic of) | K♥K♣ | 29,000(29 BB) |
Roumy's set is good for a double up.
Chip Count
Player | Chips |
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KF Kosei FujiwaraJapan | 154,000(154 BB) |
YY Yu YanTaiwan | 133,000(133 BB) |
TS Thomas ScheldGermany | 124,300(124 BB) |
YY Yadi YaoChina | 120,000(120 BB) |
XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 112,000(112 BB) |
YX Yinfei XiaoChina | 110,000(110 BB) |
LS Lee SunghakKorea (Republic of) | 103,500(104 BB) |
AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 99,500(100 BB) |
AW Alson Wang | 95,000(95 BB) |
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 81,800(82 BB) |
AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | 75,000(75 BB) |
AB Adams BellangerFrance | 74,300(74 BB) |
AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | 73,400(73 BB) |
CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 60,600(61 BB) |
AT Adrien TantaroFrance | 50,300(50 BB) |
OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 11,000(11 BB) |
KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | 9,800(10 BB) |
Raise And C-Bet For An Easy Pot To Jun Beum Chun
Raising 1600, Jun Beum Chun and the blinds see a flop J♥ 5♦ 9♦ , Chun c-bets 1800 and wins the light pot.
Player | Chips |
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LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | 60,000(75 BB) |
RN Rindra NorodomCambodia | 40,000(50 BB) |
JB Jun Beum ChunKorea (Republic of) | 16,300(20 BB) |
Kosei Fujiwara Rails A Vietnamese Pro
Big stacked Kosei Fujiwara raises with his ace-rag and finds reason to call Hoang Hai Nam's 16,000 jam.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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KF Kosei FujiwaraJapan | A♠5♠ D | 98,900(124 BB) |
HH Hoang Hai NamViet Nam | K♠9♣ BB | busted |
Fabrice Ho Takes Charge From The Small Blind Spot
Battle of the blinds begins light with a friendly limp that's checked. On the flop Q♣ 3♠ A♦ , small blind Fabrice Ho test-bets 1000, and big blind Kien Tat Heng calls. Ho likes the turn 2♥ and makes it 3100 but Kien opts out for a good pot to Ho.
Player | Chips |
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KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | 82,000(103 BB) |
FH Fabrice HoNew Caledonia | 59,000(74 BB) |
Xianqi Chan Raises Suited Connector From Hijack
From hijack Xianqi Chan makes it 2000 to see the flop and two players think it's cheap enough to join in. The cards land 6♥ 5♦ 2♦ , Chan bets another 2000 and only Yagura goes to the turn 6♥ . With the river 8♣ , Chan barrels a much larger 16,000, Yagura pays to see then quickly mucks to Chan's 3♦ 4♦ straight.
Player | Chips |
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XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 100,700(126 BB) |
TY Takashi YaguraJapan | 18,300(23 BB) |
Jacson Feng Misses The Draw And Busts
Jacson Feng kicks off the hand with a 2200 raise, two players call, cutoff Alston Wang reraises 13,000, then button calls. After the blinds fold, action goes back to Feng, he makes the call along with another player for four players headed to the flop 2♦ A♦ 9♣ .
Wasting no time counting, and a big pot already brewed, Feng attempts to push out for 16,900 only Wang takes on the challenge and pushes to successfully isolate.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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JF Jacson FengSingapore | K♦T♦ UTG | busted |
AW Alston Wang | A♥K♣ CO | 96,500(161 BB) |
With the turn 5♠ and river Q♥ , Feng misses the flush to get railed.
Rindra Norodom Shows The Winner
On a board running Q♥ 7♦ A♣ 5♦ Q♠ , Rindra Norodom bets every street for 1000, 2400, and 3000, and big blind Luke Keay check-calls to keep him honest. Norodom isn't bluffing and shows Q♦ 9♦ trips, Keay shows his K♠ T♠ hole cards.
Haisheng Qiu Deals Klug A Nasty Blow
It's a raising spree preflop starting with 1300 from utg+1, then hijack Haisheng Qiu likes what he sees and three-bets 4000, Carsten Klug from cutoff four-bets it all for 23,700, initial raiser folds and Qiu calls to give him a sweat.
When the cards are flipped, Klug's pocket pair dominates and holds until Qiu lands his two-outer on the river to give him a nasty boot.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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QH Qiu HaishengChina | T♠T♥ HJ | 96,000(160 BB) |
CK Carsten KlugGermany | Q♦Q♠ CO | busted |
Chan dents Popov with backdoor boat
Slaven Popov of Bulgaria opens from the HJ for 1,500 and gets a customer in the CO of Chan Xianqi of Singapore.
The flop comes 6♥ 9♦ 2♥ as Popov continues for 2,000. Chan makes the call. The turn is the 8♣ as the Bulgarian slows down and checks. Chan takes the betting lead and fires 3,500. Popov makes the call. The river is the 8♦ and Popov checks anew. The Singaporean now unloads 9,000 and is still called by Popov.
Chan flips over 8♥ 6♦ for a runner-runner full house. Popov mucks and has his stack reduced significantly.
Player | Chips |
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XC Xianqi ChanSingapore | 83,000(138 BB) |
SP Slaven PopovBulgaria | 17,000(28 BB) |
David Anstice Busts On A Flip
Following a raise from the button, David Anstice calls, Artem Vezhenkov three-bets all in, raiser folds and Anstice risks his 23,200 lesser stack.
When the cards are revealed, it's a flip that eventually sends Anstice packing.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | 9♠9♥ BB | 68,000(113 BB) |
DA David AnsticeUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | A♥K♣ SB | busted |
Yu breaches 100k mark
Yu Yan opens the action from the HJ for 1,200 and gets re-raises in the CO for 2,600. France’s Aladin Reskallah calls from the D and so does Yu to see a flop.
That flop is 5♣ 5♦ K♣ YU checks and the payer in the CO bets 2,500. Reskallah calls, but Yu check-raises to 8,000. The player in the CO opts to fold as Reskallah makes yet another call. It is heads up to the turn which is the 6♥. Yu bets 15,000 and the Frenchman still calls. The river is the A♦ as Yu now shoves. Reskallah folds.
The pot now brings Yu’s stack above the 100,000 mark.
Player | Chips |
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YY Yu YanTaiwan | 107,000(178 BB) |
AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 84,000(140 BB) |
Kien makes Ho fold
With the action folded to the blinds, New Caldonia’s Fabrice Ho raises to 2,100 from the SB and gets a defense from Kien Tat Heng of Singapore.
The flop is 2♠ T♠ 9♠ as Ho continues firing, this time for 3,500 and gets the call from the Singaporean. The turn is the 9♦ and this time, the New Caledonian checks. Kien then proceeds to unload a bet of 6,500. Ho calls. The river is the 6♦ as once again Ho checks. Kien empties the clip and goes all-in. Ho does not make the call.
Player | Chips |
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KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | 86,000(143 BB) |
FH Fabrice HoNew Caledonia | 21,200(35 BB) |
Selin doubles up with Queens
The action opens from UTG with China’s Xu Jijun raising to 1,800 and gets a call from Patrick Selin of Sweden on the BB.
The flop is 9♦ 8♥ T♦ as Selin checks. Xu continues for 1,500 and is greeted with a check-raise shove from his opponent 36,600. Xu makes the call.
Selin shows Q♦ Q♠ for an over apir to the board while Xu flips over J♦ J♣, also for an over pair but also an open-ended straight draw,
The turn is the 5♠ and the river is the 5♦ to have the Swede’s Queens hold and have him obtain a much needed double up. Selin once again nears the 80,000 chip mark.
Player | Chips |
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PS Patrik SelinSweden | 77,500(129 BB) |
JX Jijun XuChina | 57,000(95 BB) |
Short Stacked Yohn Paredes Doubles Up With Big Slick
Yohn Paredes looks down at A♦ K♣ and naturally gives it a bump to 1300. The blinds call, dealer flops Q♥ A♥ 2♣ giving Paredes top pair which he defends with a 2300 bet. Only Aleksandr Kraev continues to the turn 3♦ . Paredes goes the max for 9700, Kraev still calls and shows his A♠ J♣ one point behind. The river 3♠ doesn't see a change for Paredes to claim a double up.
Player | Chips |
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YP Yohn ParedesPeru | 28,500(48 BB) |
AK Aleksandr Kraev | 23,500(39 BB) |
Blinds Up!
Level is now upon us as the blinds are now 300/600 (600).
Kim shoves opposition away
Korea’s Kim Dongkyu opens from the HJ for 1,200 and is called by George Cuc of Spain in the CO and India’s Asish Ghosh in the SB.
The flop comes Q♦ 5♥ K♣ as Ghosh check. Kim CBets to 1,800 and his two opponents stick around. The turn is the 4♦ and the Indian checks again. This time, Kim elects to also check as Cuc claims the betting lead for 6,500. Ghosh folds. Kim then goes over the top with a check-raise all-in for his last 27,000. The Spaniard does not continue in the hand.
Player | Chips |
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DK Dongkyu KimKorea (Republic of) | 43,500(87 BB) |
AG Asish GhoshIndia | 37,200(74 BB) |
GC George CucSpain | 30,300(61 BB) |
Reskallah vanquishes Von Rahden on river
Heading into a raised pot with only France’s Aladin Reskallah in the CO and Felix Von Rahden of Germany remaining, that flop comes 7♠ 2♠ 3♣ as Reskallah checks. Von Rahden bets 3,200 and is called. The turn is the T♣ and this time, both check. The river is the 8♥. Now, the Frenchman bets 6,600 and is met with a raise all-in for 41,000. Reskallah makes the call.
Von Rahden tables A♦ K♣ while Reskallah rivered the card he needed and shows A♣ 8♣ . Von Rahden has been bounced from the tournament and is still eligible for a re-entry.
Player | Chips |
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AR Aladin ReskallahFrance | 107,000(214 BB) |
FV Felix Von RahdenGermany | busted |
Khudayberganov wins chunky pot
With the action already having amassed a pot of 18,500 in the middle, Uzbekistan’s Khamid Khudayberganov figures in a duel against Aleksandr Kraev of Russia.
With the flop of 6♠ J♥ 9♥ already on the board, Khudayberganov bets 7,300 on the turn card of J♣ and is called by Kraev. The river brings the 5♦ to which the Uzbek unloads a massive bet of 20,500. Kraev decides to let the hand go.
Player | Chips |
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KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | 83,300(167 BB) |
AK Aleksandr Kraev | 17,300(35 BB) |
Vu nears 80,000 mark, rivers Broadway
India’s Asish Ghosh opens from the CO for 1,200 and gets a BB defense from Bernard Vu of France.
The flop is 5♣ K♦ Q♣. Both players check. The turn is the 6♠ as Vu checks. Ghosh leads out for 3,800. The Frenchman makes the call. The river is the A♠ and now Vu comes out firing for 7,000. Ghosh decides to call.
Vu shows J♥ T♠ for the nut straight on the river. The Indian mucks.
Player | Chips |
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BV Bernard VuFrance | 76,000(152 BB) |
AG Asish GhoshIndia | 34,200(68 BB) |
Dufuor takes it on flop
Yohn Francisco Paredes of Peru opens from the HJ and is re-raised to 3,000 by France’s Jean Dufour on the D. Paredes calls.
The flop is 2♥ K♠ Q♣ as Paredes checks. DuFour CBets to 2,000 and the Peruvian folds.
Player | Chips |
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JD Jean DufourFrance | 31,800(64 BB) |
YP Yohn ParedesPeru | 18,700(37 BB) |
Ari Kumpumaki Ploughs Down
Ari Kumpumaki ploughs down the streets starting with a 1200 raise that's called by the big blind. When the board completes 3♠ 2♠ J♥ 5♥ A♥ , Kumpumaki bets 1500, 3700 and 5700, Ho check-calls throughout then mucks to Kumpumaki's J♣ J♦ .
Player | Chips |
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AK Ari KumpumakiGreece | 63,000(126 BB) |
FH Fabrice HoNew Caledonia | 37,000(74 BB) |
Yadi Yao Owns The Hand
Yadi Yao exerts dominance in this hand by raising 1100 that's called by two players which includes the big blind Emad Zarghami. They all check the flop until the turn 3♦ . Yao resumes for 1500, one player folds, Zarhami check raises 4000, and Yao calls. On the river 4♥ , Zarghami sends out 11,000, Yao answers with 30,000 push, Zarghami doesn't risk it.
Player | Chips |
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YY Yadi YaoChina | 86,000(172 BB) |
EZ Emad ZarghamiAustralia | 11,000(22 BB) |
Azizjon Rakhimov Wins The Sparring Match
From the button, Azizjon Rakhimov opens 1000 only to face a three-bet of 2500 by Min Ho Cho. Rakhimov calls and sees a flop 7♠ 8♣ 4♣ . Cho leads out 1500, Rakhimov makes it 4000, Cho lets it go.
Player | Chips |
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AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | 51,000(102 BB) |
MH Min Ho ChoKorea (Republic of) | 23,700(47 BB) |
Dongkyu Kim Can't Push Out To Fall
Dongkyu Kim spars preflop with Patrik Selin which starts with a 1000 raise by Kim that's met with a 2500 re-raise by Selin. Kim fires back a shove of 16,200, Selin snap calls.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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PS Patrik SelinSweden | Q♣Q♠ D | 39,000(78 BB) |
DK Dongkyu KimKorea (Republic of) | A♠4♥ HJ | busted |
Kim fails to improve and is sent out as Selin collects the pot.
Kien Tat Heng Collects A Bulky Pot With Aces
Following a 1500 raise from Ziad Zebib, button player Kien Tat Heng beefs up the pot further with a re-raise of 3500, and is joined by small blind and Zebib for a good pot already weighing down the middle. On the flop 3♦ 3♠ 7♦ , Heng bets 5000, enough to lose a player while Zebib calls. No action is seen on the turn 9♦ but on the river 8♥ , Heng dips in his stack and tosses out 10,500, Zebib calls then mucks to A♦ A♠ .
Player | Chips |
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KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | 63,000(126 BB) |
ZZ Ziad ZebibUnited States of America | 21,700(43 BB) |
Kosei Fujiawarara Won't Be Muscled Out
Hoang Hai Nam three-bets 2500 and is given action by Kosei Fujiwara who defends his 1000 raise. At the flop 5♥ 9 4♣ , Nam continues to show dominance with a 3000 bet and still Fujiwara doesn't budge and calls for the turn 5♣ . Nam decides to slow down, Fujiwara has a go at it for 3000 and it's good to claim the pot.
Player | Chips |
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KF Kosei FujiwaraJapan | 93,500(187 BB) |
HH Hoang Hai NamViet Nam | 20,300(41 BB) |
Top Stacks At The New Level
Player | Chips |
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KF Kosei FujiwaraJapan | 89,400(179 BB) |
JX Jijun XuChina | 84,000(168 BB) |
YY Yu YanTaiwan | 77,500(155 BB) |
LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | 77,200(154 BB) |
AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | 73,200(146 BB) |
KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | 70,000(140 BB) |
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 67,500(135 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 65,200(130 BB) |
YX Yinfei XiaoChina | 57,000(114 BB) |
CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | 55,700(111 BB) |
AG Asish GhoshIndia | 53,500(107 BB) |
OS Oliver SchulzeGermany | 52,400(105 BB) |
YY Yadi YaoChina | 52,000(104 BB) |
SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand | 51,700(103 BB) |
WK Woojin KimKorea (Republic of) | 51,300(103 BB) |
BM Bien MaiViet Nam | 46,200(92 BB) |
AV Anzhela VasylenkoUkraine | 43,300(87 BB) |
GC George CucSpain | 40,500(81 BB) |
EB Eric BenniciSweden | 39,000(78 BB) |
KK Kim KunwooKorea (Republic of) | 38,000(76 BB) |
QQ Quan QiuChina | 37,200(74 BB) |
Big Splash Of Chips For Kumpumaki
Utg opens 800 and more the the table enter the pot with five callers. On the flop T♠ 6♥ K♣ , small blind Roman Shcherbakov leads out 2000, three players call for the turn 4♥ . Another bet from Shcherbakov of 5000, this time it's met with a raise of 20,000 from big blind Ari Kumpumaki, two players fold and Shcherbakov follows suit giving up his stake in the pot.
Player | Chips |
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AK Ari KumpumakiGreece | 55,000(138 BB) |
RS Roman ShcherbakovRussian Federation | 23,500(59 BB) |
Curtis Lim Paid In Full For Rockets
Curtis Lim is on fire in this level. He three-bets from 800 to 2500 and raiser Yoshimune Ebiya calls. When the flop lands 3♠ 3♦ 7♦ , Lim ramps it up to 6800 and Ebiya calls. On the turn 6♥ , Lim lays it all on the line for 19,000, Ebiya still calls and covers.
Player | Hand | Chips |
---|---|---|
CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | A♠A♥ D | 57,600(144 BB) |
EY Ebiya YoshimuneJapan | T♦T♠ CO | 6,200(16 BB) |
The river 9♦ is no help to Ebiya to pay a costly double up to Lim. At the hand's completion, Lim said he mis-clicked and only meant to bet 1700 at the flop.
Haisheng Qiu Works Hard For The Pot
From utg+1, Haisheng Qiu opens for 900 and it's a party to the flop 8♦ 3♥ Q♣ with three players tossing in the chips. Action is checked to utg+2 Carsten Klug who slides out 2000, after two folds, Qiu bites back with a 6000 raise. Klug calls and the turn comes 6♦ . Qiu fires 7000, Klug calls again then both keep it friendly on the river 4♣ with no bets. Qiu flips open Q♥ K♠ top pair and earns the pot.
Player | Chips |
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QH Qiu HaishengChina | 58,500(146 BB) |
CK Carsten KlugGermany | 19,300(48 BB) |
Curtis Lim Doubles Through The Mystery Man
Curtis Lim opens for 900, is challenged by a 2900 three-bet from the Mystery Bounty champion Anton Poliakov. Lim takes it to the limit for 14,600, Poliakov calls to put him on the ropes.
At the runout, Lim's ladies stand firm to double on a classic flip.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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CL Curtis Lim Siew JianSingapore | Q♠Q♣ HJ | 30,000(75 BB) |
AP Anton PoliakovRussian Federation | A♦K♦ SB | 21,700(54 BB) |
Louis Bilodeau Grabs The Reins
Four callers on utg Alston Wang's 900 raise for a sweet pot ready for the taking. On the flop K♦ A♣ 2♣ , Wang has a go at it for 1200, only two players take interest and they head to the turn T♦ . From the big blind position, Louis Bilodeau steals control for 3400, this loses Wang while small blind continues. On the river 7♥ , Bilodeau sends out 8000 and this time no challenge comes to win the bulky pot.
Player | Chips |
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LB Louis BilodeauCanada | 30,200(76 BB) |
AW Alson Wang | 26,400(66 BB) |
Min Ho Cho Is Ready To Play
Min Ho Cho is ready to roll! Bumping it up to 1000, cutoff Ronnie Tate three-bets 2000, Cho fires back 5500 four-bet, Tate gives it up.
Haile Rafik Kuo Check-Calls With Trips
Eric Benici pumps up the pot and the blinds call for a three way look at the flop K♠ A♠ J♦ . Benici continues for 1500 which is enough to lose the small blind while big blind Haile Rafik Kuo check-calls. More chips come out of Benici's stack laying out 2500, Kuo wants to go the distance and pays to see the river 8♦. Kuo checks again but this time, Bennici puts on the brakes and checks back. Kuo shows A♥ 4♣ trips and collects the pot.
Player | Chips |
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KH Kuo Haile RafikCanada | 52,000(130 BB) |
EB Eric BenniciSweden | 40,000(100 BB) |
Kien Tat Heng Steals It On The River
Min-raise by Artem Vezhenkov finds two callers - Kien Tat Heng and Rindra Norodom - then they all take it easy on the flop J♦ J♥ 9♠ . No more checking on the turn T♠ with Vezhenkov sliding out 1300. Again, Kien and Norodom stick around for the river 7♣ . Following two checks, Kien takes a crack at it for 4200 and finds it's good enough to claim the pot uncontested.
Player | Chips |
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AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | 73,000(183 BB) |
KT Kien Tat HengSingapore | 29,000(73 BB) |
RN Rindra NorodomCambodia | 28,300(71 BB) |
Back And Forth Between Will Kwok And Georges Roumy
Will Kwok raises 1000, gets challenged by Georges Roumy with a 2500 raise, Kwok slows down the pace and calls. At the flop J♥ 4♣ 9♦ , Roumy continues for 3200, Kwok flats, they go to the turn 8♥ . Following a check from the aggressor, Kwok jumps out for 4000, Roumy gives it up.
Player | Chips |
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WK Will KwokHong Kong | 34,500(86 BB) |
GR Georges RoumyFrance | 24,300(61 BB) |
Blinds Up!
Day 1C is now at Level 4 with the blinds at 200/400 (400).
Grigorian's Ladies Burned By The River
Heavy preflop action built a pot of 8400 before the flop ran 9♣ T♥ 4♣ . The battle continued with Luke Keay betting 2000, Arsen Grigorian raised 6500, Keay three-bet 17,000, Grigorian four-bet jammed for a total of 36,500. Keay has more behind and calls.
Player | Hand | Chips |
---|---|---|
AG Arsen Grigorian | Q♦Q♣ D | busted |
LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | A♠9♠ MP | 88,900(296 BB) |
Grigorian is way ahead and stays that way on the turn 4♠ however with the river 9♦ , Keay improves and burns down the ladies.
Jacks hold for Scheld
Japan’s Jun Mitani is back and is raising from UTG for 700. The raise is greeted with a call from Thomas Scheld on the D and a BB defense.
The flop is 4♦ Q♥ 6♦ as the BB and the original raiser Mitani check. Scheld takes the betting lead for 1,100 as the BB folds but Mitani opts to call. The turn is the 7♦ and this time, both players check. The river is the 4♥ and no further action transpires. Mitani shows A♣ 8♠ while Schled tables J♣ J♠ for the win.
Player | Chips |
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TS Thomas ScheldGermany | 53,500(178 BB) |
JM Jun MitaniJapan | 28,900(96 BB) |
Ghosh takes from Garson
A pot of 19,000 on a board of 4♦ J♥ K♠ 6♦ 7♣ was attained by India’s Asish Ghosh after he pushed all in 17,000 in the CO after Francis Garson check-fold on the river.
Player | Chips |
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AG Asish GhoshIndia | 37,000(123 BB) |
FG Francis GarsonFrance | 21,600(72 BB) |
Babayev bounced by Hong
Agharazi Babayev of Azerbaijan gets shown the door by Korea’s Hong Hyunil as both go all-in preflop.
Babayev tables A♥ 5♥ while Hong shows A♣ 9♠ .
The runout had Babayev drawing dead on the turn: Q♠ 7♠ 2♦ 9♣ and the 6♣ on the river made the ouster of the Azerbaijani official.
Player | Chips |
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HH Hyunil HongKorea (Republic of) | 35,000(117 BB) |
AB Agharazi BabayevAzerbaijan | busted |
Cuc busted by Xu
China’s Xu Jijun and George Cuc of Spain find themselves all in with the latter’s tournament life on the line.
Xu shows Q♥ Q♣ while Cuc has J♦ J♣. The runout was clean for Xu: 3♣ K♣ 8♠ 4♦ A♦ as Cuc hits the rail and Xu’s stack near the 80,000 mark.
Player | Chips |
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JX Jijun XuChina | 76,000(253 BB) |
GC George CucSpain | busted |
Miura barrels every post flop street
The action begins with Japan’s Tetsuya Tsujisaka raising from the +1 position to 600 and gets calls from fellow Japanese player Tomoaki Miura in the HJ and Felix Von Rahden of Germany in the BB.
The flop comes 6♠ 9♦ 5♣ as Von Rahden and the initial raiser Tsujisaka check. Miura leads for 500 and both his opponents call. The turn is the 2♦ as once again it is checked to Miura who again bets, this time for 2,600. Von Rahden folds, but Tsujisaka stays sticky. The river is the 3♣ and as Tsujisaka checks, Miura unloads 2,800. It’s enough to get the job done as Tsujisaka folds.
Player | Chips |
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TM Tomoaki MiuraJapan | 64,000(213 BB) |
FV Felix Von RahdenGermany | 28,700(96 BB) |
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan | 26,300(88 BB) |
Kuo outmuscles Vaicheslav
Canada’s Haile Rafik Kuo opens from the CO for 700 and is met with a BB defense from Vaicheslav I.
The flop is T♥ 2♥ 9♥ as both players check. The turn is the A♥ and after a second check from Vaicheslav, Kuo bets 600. Vaicheslav check-raises to 1,600 and gets called. The river is the 9♣ as Vacheslav checks again. The Canadian fires 4,200 and Vaicheslav walks away.
Player | Chips |
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VI Vaicheslav I | 33,000(110 BB) |
HK Haile KuoCanada | 29,200(97 BB) |
Coolers abound: Keay two-pair walks into Vezhenkov’s set
American Luke Oliver Keay opens from the D for 700 and gets 3-bet on the BB Russia’s Artem Vezhenkov for 2,500. Keay makes the call.
The flop is 3♠ T♣ 8♦ as Vezhenkov continues for 4,600. Keay raises it to 7,000 and the Russian opts to call. The turn is the A♥ as Vezhenkov fires again, this time for 6,000. Once again, Keay raises it, now to 18,000. Vezhenkov once again calls. The river is the 6♥ as now Vezhenkov checks. Keay moves all-in and Vezhenkov puts his remaining 15,500 in the middle for the call.
Keay shows A♣ T♥ for two pairs on the turn while Vezhenkov turns over A♠ A♦ for top set on the turn. The cooler now brings Vezhenkov’s stack close to the 90,000 mark.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | 86,400(288 BB) |
LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | 31,000(103 BB) |
Qiu 4-bets Klug out of pot
Qiu Haisheng of China opens from the CO for 700 and is met with a 3-bet from Germany’s Carsten Klug on the D for 2,200. Qiu then 4-bets to 6,900, prompting the next action be a fold from the German.
Player | Chips |
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QH Qiu HaishengChina | 45,000(150 BB) |
CK Carsten KlugGermany | 32,000(107 BB) |
Chudapal busted by Gupta via backdoor
Puneet Gupta of India opens from the CO for 700 and gets one caller in the SB before Thailand’s Siarhei Chudapal 3-bets all-in for his remaining 7,300. Gupta’s call makes it heads up on the showdown.
Chudapal turns over 7♠ 7♥ while the Indian reveals A♥ Q♥.
The flop of 3♥ J♥ 8♦ gave Gupta additional out with the nut flush draw to go with his over cards, but the Thai player maintained his lead. The turn card is the T♦ to add another out for Gupta as a straight draw became a possibility. The river made the nightmare for Chudapal real as the 9♠ appears and eliminates the Thai player via Gupta’s runner-runner straight.
Player | Chips |
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PG Puneet GuptaIndia | 44,300(148 BB) |
CS Chudapal SiarheiBelarus | busted |
Oe out on Keay’s set
In dire need of a double up, Japan’s Kentaro Oe goes all-in for his remaining 6,000 and is isolated by Luke Oliber Keay of the United States.
Oe tables A♣ 4♣ while Keay shows 7♥ 7♣.
The flop immediately dashed the hopes of the Japanese player: 3♠ 7♠ A♥ , giving the American middle set. Needing running cards for a miracle comeback, Oe was drawing dead on the turn when the T♠ appeared. The 8♦ on the river officially busted the Japanese player.
Player | Chips |
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LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | 72,000(240 BB) |
KO Kentaro OeJapan | busted |
Cuc coolered by Sanampuri
Going heads up to the flop after a preflop raising battle whittled the competitors down to two, Spain’s George Victor Cuc in the CO and Somasekhar Sanampuri of India in the D see a flop.
That flop is T♦ 4♦ 7♣ as Cuc checks. Sanampuri bets 3,000 and gets called. The turn is the 7♠ and this time, Sanampuri fires 5,000. The Spaniard still calls. The river is the 6♥ and this time, both check.
Cuc shows A♥ T♥ while the Indian flips over Q♠ Q♣ for a higher pair.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia | 39,500(132 BB) |
GC George CucSpain | 20,000(67 BB) |
Tan sidelined on yet another set
Down to his last 6,000 in chips, Calvin Tan of Singapore raises from UTG to 600 and gets re-raised in the HJ by China’s Yao Yadi to 1,800. Tan calls.
The flop is 4♥ 9♥ 6♦ as Tan checks. Yao CBets 800 and gets check-raised all-in by the Singaporean. Yao makes the call.
Tan shows A♠ T♣ while Yao tables 4♠ 4♣ for yet another set against Tan. The last two community cards Q♦ and 2♥.
Out facing back to back sets, Tan still has an opportunity to re-enter, if he chooses.
Player | Chips |
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YY Yadi YaoChina | 37,000(123 BB) |
CT Calvin TanSingapore | busted |
Tan crippled on outdraw against James
Calvin Tan of Singapore opens from the +1 position and gets three callers, one of whom is Anthony James from England on the D.
The flop is 6♣ 3♣ T♦ and after a bet by Tan to 1,200, James raises to 10,000 prompting the Singaporean to 3-bet all-in for 32,800 and James calling the rest of his stack worth 26,900. Everyone in the middle of the melee had folded.
Tan turns over K♦ K♠ while to his chagrin, James shows 3♦ 3♥ for a set on the flop.
The last two community cards did nothing to help Tan’s cause: Q♠ 5♦ .
Tan’s stack is now below the 20 BB mark after that cooler.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
AJ Anthony JamesUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 59,300(198 BB) |
CT Calvin TanSingapore | 5,900(20 BB) |
Oe crippled by Vezhenkov on cooler
Russia’s Artem Vezhenkov raises from UTG and gets three callers, one being Kentaro Oe of Japan in the BB.
The flop comes J♠ T♣ 2♦ and after Vezhenkov CBets for 1,500, gets check-raised by Oe to 5,000 and makes the call, it is heads up to the turn of the 6♥. Oe checks and the Russian once again fires, this time for 5,500. Oe calls. The river is the Q♦ and this time both players check.
Oe flips over K♣ J♣ while Vezhenkov tables K♦ K♥ to take down the huge pot and reduce the Japanese player’s stack to just above 20 BBs.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
AV Artem VezhenkovRussian Federation | 44,000(147 BB) |
KO Kentaro OeJapan | 6,700(22 BB) |
Blinds up!
Welcome to Level 3 with the blinds at 100/300 (300).
Mitani ousts himself
China’s Xu Jijun and Jun Mitani of Japan battle in an all-in preflop situation with the runout going: 2♦ 7♥ 9♠ 3♥ 4♣ .
Xu turns over 4♥ 5♥ for a pair of fours and Mitani initially mucks his hand but then recovers his hand and then flips it over to reveal A♣ 7♣ for what would have been a pair of sevens. He thought he had lost. However, since the Japanese player threw his hand in the muck, it is considered dead and Xu eliminates him. Mitani appealed his fate but it was denied.
Player | Chips |
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JX Jijun XuChina | 62,000(310 BB) |
JM Jun MitaniJapan | busted |
Zebib shoves Kumpumaki out of hand
Ari Kumpumaki of Greece opens from the D for 500 and gets 3-bet by American Ziad Zebib in the SB for 2,200. Kumpumaki makes the call.
The flop is 7♦ 9♣ A♥ and Zebib continues for 1,500. Kumpumaki makes the call. The turn is 2♠ and the American once again fires, this time for 6,500. Kumpumaki still calls. The river is the 5♦. Zebib shoves his remaining 15,600 stack to the middle of the table. The Greek player opts to fold.
Player | Chips |
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ZZ Ziad ZebibUnited States of America | 36,400(182 BB) |
AK Ari KumpumakiGreece | 34,700(174 BB) |
Fives hold for Lichentin
David Alexander Lichentin opens from the +1 position for 500 and gets re-raised in the HJ by Hong Kong’s Stefan Nagl for 1,500. Lichentin makes the call.
The flop is 6♦ 8♦ 9♣ as Lichentin checks. Nagl fires 2,000 and gets called. The turn is the 8♠ and this time, both check. The river is the K♣ as once again no action occurs.
Lichentin shows 5♦ 5♣ and Nagl mucks his hand.
Player | Chips |
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SN Stefan NaglHong Kong | 32,900(165 BB) |
DA David Alexander Lichentin | 30,400(152 BB) |
Santos flops nuts
India’s Asish Ghosh opens from UTG to 500 and gets calls from the Philippines’ Sergius Santos in the +1 position and Kosei Fujiwara of Japan in the BB.
The flop is T♣ K♥ 9♠ as all players check. The run is the 5♦. Fujiwara and Ghosh check and now Santos leads out for 500. His opponents call. The river is the K♠ and once again it is checked to the Filipino who bets 1,000. Fujiwara calls and Ghosh folds.
Santos tables Q♣ J♥ for the nut straight on the flop. Fujiwara mucks.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
SS Sergius SantosPhilippines | 34,000(170 BB) |
KF Kosei FujiwaraJapan | 27,800(139 BB) |
AG Asish GhoshIndia | 25,500(128 BB) |
Grigorian bullies Mitani
Jun Mitani of Japan opens from the HJ and gets 3-bet on the CO to 2,000 by Arsen Grigorian of the United States. Mitani calls.
The flop is 4♣ 6♦ A♣ as Mitani checks. Grigorian takes the betting lead for 2,000 and gets check-raised by the Japanese player for 7,500. The American then goes all-in and Mitani cannot call.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
AG Arsen Grigorian | 26,700(134 BB) |
JM Jun MitaniJapan | 19,200(96 BB) |
Selin outkicks Maaninka
Sweden’s Patrik Selin from the HJ for 600 and gets two callers, one of which is Henry Rainier Maaninka.
The flop is A♥ 8♦ K♣ as Maaninka checks and Selin continues for 600. One player folds but Maaninka makes the call. It is heads up to the turn as the 4♥ appears. Selin once again fires, this time for 1,000. Maaninka calls. The river is the 4♠ and this time both players check.
Maaninka shows A♦ 3♦ for top pair on the flop but is defeated by Selin’s A♠ Q♠ as the kicker plays.
Player | Chips |
---|---|
HR Henry Ranier Maaninka | 33,600(168 BB) |
PS Patrik SelinSweden | 17,000(85 BB) |
Scheld with quads on river
Erik Rozhynskyi of the Ukraine raises from UTG 500 and gets a defense from Germany’s Thomas Scheld.
The flop is 9♥ 5♣ 9♣ as Scheld checks. Rozhynskyi bets 200 and gets called. The turn is the T♠ and now both players check. The river is the 9♦ as Scheld now bets 1,300. Rozhynskyi calls.
Scheld shows A♥ 9♠ for quads on the river. Rozhynskyi mucks.
Player | Chips |
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TS Thomas ScheldGermany | 37,700(189 BB) |
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine | 36,000(180 BB) |
Rojsukthavorn’s one-card flush better than Ogasahara’s one-card flush
Another preflop raising contest finds UTG’s Supanat Rojsukthavorn of Thailand seeing a flop against Japan’s Jun Ogasahara in the BB.
The flop is 5♣ 9♣ 4♣ Ogasahara leads out for 2,000 and Rojsukthavorn decides to call. The turn is the Q♣, putting a one-card flush out there. The player from Japan now checks as Rojsukthavorn takes the betting lead and fires 5,500. Ogasahara calls. The river is the 8♥ as Ogasahara checks again. The Thai player announces that he is all in for his last 8,200 and still gets called by his opponent.
Rojsukthavorn flips over A♣ K♦ for the nut flush on the turn as Ogasahara turns over T♣ T♦ also with a flush but inferior.
Player | Chips |
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SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand | 41,000(205 BB) |
JO Jun OgasaharaJapan | 39,000(195 BB) |
Bellanger begins comeback off Collauto
Italy’s Alessandro Collauto opens the action from UTG for 500 and it is folded all the way to the BB of Frenchman Adams Bellanger who makes the call.
The flop is 3♠ 2♠ T♣ as Bellanger checks. Collauto CBets it to 600 and Bellanger calls. The turn is the K♥ and this time, both check. The river is the 8♥ as Bellanger now assumes the betting lead and fires 3,000. The Italian opts to call.
Bellanger shows 8♣ 2♣ for two pairs on the river. Collauto mucks.
Player | Chips |
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AC Alessandro CollautoItaly | 25,900(130 BB) |
AB Adams BellangerFrance | 16,200(81 BB) |
Simakin railed holding set of Queens
Tomoaki Miura of Japan opens from the HJ for 500 and gets re-raised to 2,500 by Russia’s Aleksander Simakin in the BB. Miura makes the call.
The flop is K♣ 7♥ Q♦ as Simakin continues for 1,500. The Japanese player makes the call. The turn is the J♣ as Simakin fires again, this time for 6,500. Miura raises all-n for his remaining 29,000 as Simakin calls.
Miura reveals A♣ T♣ for a Broadway straight on the turn and a redraw to a Royal Flush while Simakin shows Q♠ Q♥ for a set on the flop. The river did not pair board and the Russian hits the sidelines for the moment.
Player | Chips |
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TM Tomoaki MiuraJapan | 58,000(290 BB) |
AS Aleksandr SimakinRussian Federation | busted |
Khudayberganov rivers Bellanger for double up
With 13,500 already in the middle preflop Uzbekistan’s Khamid Khudayberganov in the UTG position sees a flop against Adams Bellanger of France, who is in the +1 position.
That flop is T♣ 8♣ Q♣ as Khudayberganov bets 2,200 and gets called. The turn is the 5♦ and this time, the Uzbek fires 11,000. Bellanger raises to 20,000, effectively putting Khudayberganov all-in. Khudayberganov makes the call. The Frenchman tables K♣ K♠ for an over-pair to the board, while Khudayberganov is forced to show A♥ 5♥ for just a pair of fives on the turn. The river, however, is the A♦ and suddenly all the chips in the middle go the way of Khudayberganov, who leaves Bellanger with just under 12,000 in chips.
Player | Chips |
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KK Khamid KhudayberganovUzbekistan | 54,100(271 BB) |
AB Adams BellangerFrance | 11,800(59 BB) |
Blinds Up
Day 1C now enters Level 2 with the blinds at 100/200 (200).
Gupta takes pot versus Simakin
A preflop raising war sees UTG’s Aleksander Simakin of Russia head into a tussle against India’s Puneet Gupta in the BB. The preflop pot is 2,800.
The flop shows 5♠ 9♣ 7♠ as Gupta unleashes a bet of 3,300 and it’s big enough to make the Russian fold.
Player | Chips |
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PG Puneet GuptaIndia | 30,500(305 BB) |
AS Aleksandr SimakinRussian Federation | 26,500(265 BB) |
Bennici shows Pocket Rockets
Making a raise from the +2 position is Belarus’ Alena Siniauskaya but gets 3-bet in the SB by Eric Joseph Bennici of Sweden.
The flop comes Q♠ 9♥ 5♥ as Bennici CBets to 1,000. Siniauskaya calls. The turn is the T♦ as the Swede makes it 1,800 to go. Siniauskaya still makes the call. The river is the 7♦ as now both players choose to check.
Bennici tables A♣ A♦. Siniauskaya opts to muck.
Player | Chips |
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EB Eric BenniciSweden | 37,700(377 BB) |
AS Alena SiniauskayaBelarus | 23,500(235 BB) |
Gupta bounces back through Chudapal
India’s Puneet Gupta opens from the HJ for 400 and Siarhei Chudapal of Thailand plays BB defense.
The flop is 8♥ A♦ 8♣ as Chudapal checks. Gupta bets 500 and it is enough to take down the pot.
Player | Chips |
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CS Chudapal SiarheiBelarus | 30,500(305 BB) |
PG Puneet GuptaIndia | 28,000(280 BB) |
Miura checks down Gupta, takes pot with King high
Japan’s Tomoaki Miura raises from the CO to 300 and Puneet Gupta defends his BB.
The flop comes 3♦ 4♥ 2♠ as both players check. The turn is the 9♣ and once again, they check it. The river is the 2♣ and both players opt to take it showdown.
Gupta shows 8♣ 7♣ while Miura takes it down with K♠ Q♠.
Player | Chips |
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TM Tomoaki MiuraJapan | 31,000(310 BB) |
PG Puneet GuptaIndia | 27,900(279 BB) |
Xiao wins Chinese showdown
In a battle of the blinds, Shen Yongxin raises his SB to 300 and gets called by Xiao Yinfei.
The flop is 3♦ Q♠ K♦ as both check. The turn is the 6♥ and now Shen fires 500 which is called by Xiao. The river card is the 3♠ as once again Shen bets, this time for 1,200. Xiao raises to 3,000. Shen opts to fold.
Player | Chips |
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YX Yinfei XiaoChina | 31,900(319 BB) |
SY Shen YongxinSingapore | 27,000(270 BB) |
Trass’ snowmen hold
Australia’s Gerald Trass raises from UTG to 300 and the action gets folded to the SB of Jun Ogasahara who 3-bets to 1,100. Trass makes the call.
The flop comes 3♠ T♥ 4♠ as Ogasahara checks. Trass retakes the betting lead for 1,100 as Ogasahara calls. The turn is the 7♠ and this time, both check. The river is the J♣ and once again, both players opt to check. Trass turns over 8♦ 8♥ while Ogasaha has A♣ K♥. The Australian’s pocket pair holds.
Player | Chips |
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GT Gerald TrassNew Zealand | 32,400(324 BB) |
JO Jun OgasaharaJapan | 27,800(278 BB) |
Vasylenko’s straight hits Rakhimov’s stack
Uzbekistan’s Azizjon Rakhimov opens from the UTG+1 position for 300 and gets two callers, one is Anzhela Vasylenko.
The flop is 3♠ 3♥ 6♥ as Vasylenko checks. Rakhimov CBets 700 and only Vasylenko calls. Heads up to the turn, it is the 2♣. This time, Vasylenko takes the betting lead for 700 as the Uzbek raises to 2,200. Vasylenko makes the call. The river is the 4♣ and Vasylenko unloads 3,500. Rakhimov calls.
Vasylenko tables 6♣ 5♦ for a straight on the river. Rakhimov mucks.
Player | Chips |
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AV Anzhela VasylenkoUkraine | 42,000(420 BB) |
AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | 11,500(115 BB) |
Small flop bet does it for Simakin
Te Sik Kak raises from the +2 position to 300 and gets called by Russia’s Aleksandr Simakin in the HJ and Puneet Gupta of India in the BB.
The flop goes 9♥ 6♣ T♥ as Gupta and Te check. Simakin leads out for 300 and it’s enough to make the opposition fold.
Player | Chips |
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TS Te Sik Kak | 34,000(340 BB) |
PG Puneet GuptaIndia | 29,500(295 BB) |
AS Aleksandr SimakinRussian Federation | 27,300(273 BB) |
Keay outmaneuvers Park
Korea’s Park Manwoo opens from the D for 200 and gets calls from Luke Oliver Keay of the United States in the SB called.
The flop is T♠ J♥ 9♥ as the blinds check. Park fires anew, this time for 400 and Keay check-raises to 1,600. Park calls. The turn is the 4♦ as Keay unloads 2,500. Park folds.
Player | Chips |
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LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | 33,500(335 BB) |
MP Manwoo ParkKorea (Republic of) | 28,000(280 BB) |
Ho flushes out Kumpumaki
Then action is folded to Ari Kumpumaki of Greece in the D and he raises to 300. New Caledonia’s Fabrice Ho defends his BB.
The flop is 9♦ 2♦ K♦ as Ho checks. Kumpumaki CBets 400 and gets called. The turn is the 9♣ and now both players check. The river is the T♦ and nothing else happens.
Ho shows 7♦ 6♦ for a flush on the flop and the Greek players chooses to muck his hand.
Player | Chips |
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AK Ari KumpumakiGreece | 30,600(306 BB) |
FH Fabrice HoNew Caledonia | 30,200(302 BB) |
Yu pushes Simakin out of pot
Yu Yan of Taiwan opens from the HJ for 600 and gets 3-bet by Russia’s Aleksander Simakin in the SB to 2,000. Yu makes the call.
The flop is 6♥ 5♠ 9♠ as both check. The turn is the 7♥ as Simakin checks again. This time, Yu bets 4,000 and it’s enough to make the Russian fold.
Player | Chips |
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AS Aleksandr SimakinRussian Federation | 36,000(360 BB) |
YY Yu YanTaiwan | 31,000(310 BB) |
Bellanger wins with Queens
From the +1 position, France’s Adams Bellanger raises to 400 ad gets re-raised in the SB by Azizjon Rakhimov of Uzbekistan to 1,500. Bellanger calls.
The flop is K♣ 3♦ 4♠ as Rakhimov continues for 800. Bellanger makes the call. The turn is the K♠ and this time, both check. The river is the 8♦ and Rakhimov fires again, this time for 3,500. Bellanger still calls.
Rakhimov shows J♦ J♠ which is just a point shy of the Frenchman’s Q♥ Q♠. Bellanger takes down the pot.
Player | Chips |
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AB Adams BellangerFrance | 34,000(340 BB) |
AR Azizjon RakhimovUzbekistan | 23,700(237 BB) |
Chupadal wins Thai duel
Thailand’s Wittawas Charassang opens from the HJ and gets called by fellow Thai Siarhei Chupadal in the D.
The flop is 9♠ 2♥ 4♥ as Charassang checks. Chupadal bets 500 and gets called. The turn is the 3♥ as Charassang checks again. Chupadal now fires 1,500 and still gets called. The river is the 4♣ as Charassang checks a third time. Now, Chupadal unloads 4,000. Charassang folds. Chupadal wins Thai duel
Player | Chips |
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SC Siarhei ChupadalBelarus | 31,400(314 BB) |
WC Wittawas CharassangThailand | 26,000(260 BB) |
Grigorian outflops opposition
Luke Oliver Keay of the United States opens from the CO for 200 and gets called by fellow American Arsen Grigorian in the SB. However, another American in Ziad Zebib 3-bets from the BB for 1,000. Keay and Grigorian call.
The flop is 2♠ A♥ 8♥ as Grigorian checks. Zebib leads out for 800 and still gets called by his opponents. The turn is the 2♦ as now all three check. The river is the 7♦ and no further action ensues.
Keay tables 9♦ 9♠ while Zebib has K♠ K♥. Grigorian wins the hand with A♣ T♥.
Player | Chips |
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AG Arsen Grigorian | 35,500(355 BB) |
LK Luke KeayUnited States of America | 34,000(340 BB) |
ZZ Ziad ZebibUnited States of America | 32,000(320 BB) |
Seven good for Miura
Early action sees Thailand’s Wittawas Charassang opening from the D and gets calls from Chudapal Siarhei of Belarus in the SB and Japan’s Tomoaki Miura in the BB.
The flop is T♣ 6♣ 2♦ as the blinds check. Charassang CBets to 600 and both blinds call. The turn is the 7♦ and this time, all check. The river is the 7♦ as Chupadal leads out for 1,800. Miura calls and Charassang folds.
Chupadal shows J♦ 8♦ for a missed gutshot while Miura has 9♠ 7♠ for a pair on the river. The battles have begun.
Player | Chips |
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TM Tomoaki MiuraJapan | 34,000(340 BB) |
WC Wittawas CharassangThailand | 29,100(291 BB) |
CS Chudapal SiarheiBelarus | 27,300(273 BB) |
Day 1C underway
The last flight for Day 2 has commenced. Who joins the 51 who advanced? Keep it locked here!
Last Starting Flight Of The APPT Cambodia Main Event Begins At 12pm
Welcome players to the third and final flight to enter the APPT Cambodia Main Event! Day 1C kicks off at 12pm at NagaWorld Integrated Resorts Grand Ball room in Phnom Penh. Today is expected to attract the biggest field with US$ 500,000 guaranteed for those that reach the money round.
To enter, buy in is US$ 1,650. Blinds increase every 40 minutes. Registration closes at the start of Level 11 and bag up at the end of Level 15. This deepstack headliner kicks off with 30,000 stack and blind 100-100 ante 100 blinds.
The past two day has drawn a combined 299 entries with 51 players locking up a seat into Day 2. Leading the pack is Sven McDermott who topped Day 1A bagging 544,000 in chips. The survivors are not yet in the money. Day 2 takes place on Sunday, November 24 at 12pm.
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