APPT Main Event ($1,650)

Raising 1600, Jun Beum Chun and the blinds see a flop J♥ 5♦ 9♦ , Chun c-bets 1800 and wins the light pot.

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.

Grigorian is way ahead and stays that way on the turn 4♠ however with the river 9♦ , Keay improves and burns down the ladies.

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.

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.