NAGAWORLD Kickoff ($400)

After the deal both players go on a raising spree. Itsuki Homma wins the first hand to take the lead. Next hand, Park four-bets all in with 3♦ J♠ , Homma calls with T♦ 9♣ , the board runs J♦ 8♣ 7♠ 3♥ Q♦ . Homma burns top pair on the river with a straight to lift his first ever PokerStars spadie. This was also Homma's career first live title and high score of US$ 14,3500.

Runner up Sejun Park missed out on the trophy but earned a healthy payout as well.

The final two players quickly reach a deal guaranteeing each player the same amount of US$ 14,350 each. Game will continue for the coveted PokerStars spadie.

From button position, Xiaosheng Zheng min-raises and big blind Sejun Park defends then both check the flop 7♣ 6♣ 6♦ . Betting resumes on the turn 2♦ with Zheng laying out 250,000, Park check-raises 500,000, Zheng tanks for one time bank then calls for the river K♥ . Following another check from Park, Zheng bets 700,000, this time it's Park that tanks then soon lets it go.

Sejun Park min-raises from small blind and goes to the flop with big blind caller Xiaosheng Zheng. Both check to the turn 3♥ A♣ 4♥ Q♦ , Park bets 225,000, Zheng calls. On the river A♦ it is back to checking. Park shows K♠ 4♦ two pair which is good for the win.

On a raised pot preflop, Sejun Park leads out 125,000 on a flop 2♣ 2♠ 5♣ , aggressor Li Qi jams 2,400,000 and covers Park who makes the call with less behind.

Sejun Park: Q♥ Q♦

Li Qi: Q♣ 9♣

With the turn 2♦ and river 5♦ , Li misses the flush to pay up and drop below 11 bb. Park, on the other, soars to the top of the counts

Xiaosheng Zheng bumps it up to 150,000 and Sejun Park takes interest from the big blind. Zheng continues 125,000 at the flop T♦ 2♥ 5♥ and Park joins to the turn T♣ . Both players check it and the river comes 8♠ . Park leads out 250,000, Zheng snap-calls,

Park shows 2♦ 9♦ that is way behind Zheng's K♣ K♥.

After a failed push that cost Romain Bailleul half of his stack, he shoves with K♣ J♠ and falls to Sejun Park's A♥ T♥ with the board running 2♠ J♣ A♠ 7♠ 2♥ .

After losing a majority of his stack to Li Qi, Anton Poliakov three-bets all in with 7♣ 7♦ and initial raiser Sejun Park calls with Q♥ T♥ . With the board running 3♦ 2♠ T♣ 2♣ 3♣ , Park spikes a higher pair to dust Poliakov in 8th place.

Four players in a limped pot see a board 2♦ 9♠ J♥ . From utg, Li Qi bets 60,000 and only loses one player to the turn 5♦ . Li fires again for 110,000, only Anton Poliakov calls, and the river comes K♥ . Following Li's check, Poliakov jams it, Li calls with less. Poliakov flips open K♠ J♠ two pair , Li has 5♥ 5♣ trips for the double up.

David Mendez three-bets all in for his last 12 bb with 3♦ 3♥ up against caller Sejun Park's A♥ K♥ . When the board runs T♣ 4♠ 4♦ T♥ Q♣ , Mendez hand is counterfeit to go bust in 13th place.

Li Qi finds two customers to join to the flop K♦ 3♥ 4♥ then c-bets 70,000. Only Sejun Park calls then both check the turn 5♣ . The rive 6♥ sees Li bang out 75,000, Park calls then mucks to 2♣ 2♠ .

Unfortunately we missed the hand that eliminated Methavee Taveekitvatee with all of her chips sent to Sejun Park. Park is now the chip leader with over a million in chips.

Methavee Taveekitvatee is out in 16th place for US$ 1,190.

Sejun Park bumps it up to 32,000 and big blind Li Qi defends. On the flop 7♥ J♦ 8♠ , Li takes control with a 29,000 bet but folds up when Park drops a 70,000 raise.