APPT Main Event ($1,750)

With minimal action from Tran Minh Thang and Yuanning Wu winning small pots, fireworks erupted in a clash between Ngoc Minh Le and Bo Su.

Su open-shoved on the button for 480,000, risking his tournament life, and was called by Le.

Bo Su: Q♠ 6♠

Ngoc Minh Le: 5♦ 5♥

The flop came 5♠ A♦ 3♥, giving Le a set and effectively sealing Su's fate. The dealer completed the board with a runout of K♦ 9♠, making Su the very first elimination of the day.

Yuanning Wu, in the small blind, applied the pressure early by opening to 215,000. Bo Su, in the big blind, made the call to see a flop of 2♥ J♣ Q♥.

Wu continued with a bet of 180,000, which was called again by Su.

On the 8♠ turn, Wu maintained the pressure with a 240,000 bet. Su, unfazed, flat-called once more.

Finally, Wu shoved all-in on the T♠ river. Su took his time, using a Time Bank card to consider his options, before ultimately folding and conceding the pot to Wu.

We’re down to the final six contenders of the APPT Cambodia Main Event, battling for glory here at NagaWorld, Phnom Penh — and leading the charge is India’s Somashekhar Nahadeva, armed with an impressive 5,865,000 (73 bb) in chips. Hot on his heels is China’s Yuanning Wu with 3,895,000 (25 bb), determined to capture a second APPT Main Event title after his triumph in Manila in 2023. With the Final Day kicking off at Level 28 and blinds set at 40,000/80,000 with an 80,000 big blind ante, the chase is well and truly on.

With chip stacks relatively even across the table, this final table is wide open. One or two big hands could completely flip the leaderboard. Expect fireworks from the very first deal, as each player sets their sights on the massive $191,000 first prize, the coveted trophy, and the ultimate bragging rights of being the last one standing.

Cards are in the air at 12:00 local time. Stick with us for nonstop coverage and all the drama, bluffs, and brilliance as we crown the newest APPT Cambodia Main Event champion!