APT High Roller

Hand 110 Alexander Lynskey with nine-seven off completed and Daniel Neilson nine-four suited checked. the flop came doesn J♣ A♦ 6♥ . Lynskey bet 200,000 and won the pot.

Hand 111 Neilson limped with 7♦ 4♥ and Teng Hoo checked with ;9h: :5: . The flop dropped Q♥ 4♠ J♣ . Neilson bet 200,000 and won the pot.

Hand 112 Neilson on the button raised to 400, 000 with 9♦ 9♣ . Lynskey called with J♥ 7♠ . The flop dropped 5♥ 5♦ 7♥ Lynskey raise to 750,000 and Neilson called. Lynskey continued with 675,000 on the 4♠ turn. Neilson called. The river 8♥ got another 375,000 bet from Lynskey which Neilson calmly called. Neilson won the pot.

Hand 106 Teng Yang Hoo limped with 8♠ 8♦ and Alexander Lynskey checked with K♦ 7♦ Flop came Q♥ A♥ J♣ Both checked and saw a T♥ turn. Lynskey bet the minimum and Hoo folded.

Hand 107 Hoo raised to 400,000 with A♦ Q♠ and Daniel Neilson called in the big blind with 4♥ 2♥ . Flop came 4♣ 9♦ 3♥ . Neilson check-called the 200,000 bet to see a 5♣ turn. Neilson led with 300,000 and Hoo called to see a K♣ river. Both checked and Neilson showed to scoop 980,000

Hand 108 Lynskey raised to 400,000 with K♦ 7♣ and Hoo jammed with K♥ 9♠ Lynskey moved out of the way.

Hand 109 Neilson raised to 400,000 with K♣ 4♣ and Hoo shoved all in with A♠ K♦ . Neilson folded to give Hoo the pot.

Hand 90 Alexander Lynskey raised to 320,000 from under the gun with Q♥ 6♥ . Daniel Neilson three-bet to 2,000,000 from the small blind with pocket kings and found no action from Lynskey to scoop the pot.

Hand 91 Neilson raised to 320,00 from the button with A♣ 2♣ and bagged the blinds.

Hand 92 Teng Yang Hoo min-raised from the button with pocket fives and took down the blinds.

Hand 93 Lynskey raised to 320,000 from the button with A♦ 8♥ . Neilson shoved 2,500,000 with J♦ T♦ . and Lynskey called. Flop came 2♥ Q♠ T♣ . The turn came T♠ and the river 9♦ was a formality. Neilson doubled up to take the chip lead and Lynskey is crippled.

Hand 85 Vamerdino Magsakay open-jammed all-in from the cutoff for 630,000 and was called by Daniel Neilson in the big blind.

Vamerdino Magsakay: K♥ 8♠

Daniel Neilson: K♣ Q♣

The flop came 6♠ J♣ 9♣ , giving Neilson additional outs while already leading, leaving Magsakay concerned for his tournament life.

The A♦ turn and 4♣ river didn’t improve Magsakay's hand, leading to his elimination from the tournament.

Hand 78 Alexander Lynskey shoved all in with 9♠ 2♦ and won the pot.

Hand 79 Jason Lau went open-jammed all-in with his one 5,000-chip with T♥ 5♥ . and Lynskey with Q♣ 5♣ raised to 240,000 in cut-off. Daniel Neilson shoved all-in with K♦ Q♦ in big blind which forced Lynskey to fold his hand. The board showed A♣ J♥ 5♦ 6♥ 6♠ . Lau doubled up with a chip and a chair.

Hand 80 Lau, under-the-gun, went all-in again with 9♠ 8♦ with 14,000. Gary Thompson, on the button, three-bet to 600,000 with K♦ J♠ forcing the blinds to fold. The board showed 3♠ T♣ 9♥ 4♠ 9♣ . Lau doubled up once again.

Hand 81 Lynskey raised to 240,000 in hi-jack with A♦ 7♥ and won the pot.

Hand 67 Jordan Westmorland raised 720,000 with A♦ 7♦ and got called by Daniel Neilson with J♠ J♣ on the button. Jason Lau went all-in for 1,100,000 with A♥ K♣ in the big blind. Westmorland folded but Neilson called for his tounament life. The board showed 2♠ 5♥ 8♥ 6♦ 6♣ . Neilson's jacks held and doubled up.

Hand 68 Teng Hoo raised to 2,000,000 with A♣ 3♥ on the button and won the pot.

Hand 69 Hoo opened to 250,000 on cut-off with A♦ 9♥ and won the pot.

Hand 70 Neilson raised to 240,000 in middle position with A♦ T♣ and won the pot.

Hand 71 Hoo raised to 2,500,000 in middle position with A♥ 9♠ and won the pot.

Hand 72 Jason Lau shoved all-in with K♠ 7♥ for 215,000 and got called by Neilson with K♦ 3♣ . The board displayed K♥ 2♣ 2♠ 8♣ J♥ . They chopped the pot.

Hand 58 Alexander Linskey went all-in from the cutoff with K♣ Q♦ for 4,100,000 and Gary Thompson made the call for his tournament life holding K♦ J♥ . The board unfurled 3♦ 2♦ 8♠ J♦ A♦ , giving Thompson a double up.

Hand 59 Lynskey woke up with Q♥ Q♦ in the hole and opened the hijack to 200,000 and won the pot.

Hand 60 Lynskey raised to 200,000 with A♥ 3♥ and got a 2,300,000 chip all-in shove from Teng Hoo for his queens and won the pot.

Hand 61 Teng Hoo with A♦ 7♠ raised to 1,900,000 and won the pot.

Hand 41 Vamerdino Magsakay with K♠ J♥ raised to 200,000 at cut-off and got a three-bet from Alexander Lynskey to 320,000 with A♥ A♣ and won the pot.

Hand 42 Lynskey with Q♦ T♥ shoved all-in in small blind and won the pot.

Hand 43 Gary Thompson raised to 160,000 with A♦ 6♠ and got an all-in shove for 2,400,000 from Teng Hoo with nine-seven suited. Thompson folded.

Hand 44 Lynskey opened to 160,000 with A♥ 7♣ and got a call from Daniel Neilson with Q♦ 9♦ on the button. The flop showed 4♦ Q♥ 6♠ , Neilson bet 110,000 after action was passed to him and won the pot.

Hand 45 Jason Magbanua got a walk.

Hand 46 Lynskey raised to 160,000 with A♥ J♠ under-the-gun and Jason Lau shoved all-in with A♣ 8♣ for 560,000 and got called by Lynskey. The board displayed 2♣ T♣ 2♥ 4♣ 8♥ . Lau doubled up.

Hand 47 Magsakay raised to 800,000 with ace-eight offsuit and won the pot.

Hand 31 Action folded to Alexander Lynskey in the small blind, who raised to 200,000 and stole the big blinds.

Hand 32 Teng Hoo raised to 160,000 with A♦ Q♦ from early position and Gary Thompson calls in the big blind with A♥ 8♣ . The flop came 9♣ 7♥ T♣ where both checked to see a J♣ on the turn. Thompson bet 100,000 and Hoo matched to see a 5♦ river. Thompson fired 290,000 and Hoo called. Thompson's straight scooped the pot.

Hand 33 Lynskey shoved all-in from the cut-off with 6♣ 4♣ and took down the blinds.

Hand 34 Lynskey raised all-in from the hijack and took more blinds.

Hand 20 Jason Lau with A♦ 3♣ raised to 120,000 on the button and Vamerdino Magsakay shoved all-in with K♥ Q♠ in the big blind and won the pot.

Hand 21 Jason Magbanua raised to 100,000 on the button with J♠ 8♠ and got called by Alexander Lynskey with 9♣ 5♠ . Both saw the flop K♠ K♥ 3♥ where Lynskey checked and Magbanua bet 75,000 and won the pot.

Hand 22 Lynskey completed in the small blind with 4♣ 3♠ and Jordan Westmorland in the big blind checked with A♣ 9♥ . The flop 5♦ 9♠ 9♦ was checked by Lynskey and Westmorland bet 60,000 and won the pot.

Hand 23 Daniel Neilson raised to 120,000 with A♦ T♦ and won the pot.

Hand 13 Alexander Lynskey completed the small blind with J♣ T♦ and Jordan Westmorland raised to 100,000 with T♠ T♣ . Lynskey called to see a flop of Q♠ 6♣ Q♣ where he check-called the 150,000 bet from Westmorland to see a J♥ on the turn. Both checked to see the 3♥ on the river. Lynskey popped 250,000 and Westmorland called. The pot of 650,000 was shipped to Lynskey.

Hand 14 Lynskey with K♠ 4♣ raised to 100,000 and won the pot.

Hand 15 Jason Magbanua raised to 100,000 in middle position and got called by Daniel Neilson with T♥ 8♥ to see a flop of 4♥ 5♥ J♠ . Neilson checked, Magbanuna bet 140,000, and got called by Neilson.

The turn 6♦ was once again checked by both players. Neilson shoved for 750,000 on the river 5♣ . Magbanua surrendered the hand.

Hand 11 Alexander Lynskey with 2♠ 2♦ under the gun raised to 100,000. Daniel Neilson with 9♠ 9♦ three-bet to 620,000 and won the pot.

Hand 12 Gary Thompson raised to 100,000 with A♥ T♣ and got called by Lynskey in the big blind. Both players checked the flop of K♥ Q♣ A♣ . Both players checked the turn Q♦ and the 7♦ river and Thompson scooped the pot with his ace.

Alexander Lynskey holds a commanding chip lead heading into the final table, but he can convert his lead into a Bronze Lion Trophy?

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90,000 chips were in the middle with a flop that showed J♣ T♦ K♣ with two players in the hand.

Big blind Daniel Neilson check-called the 50,000 bet from Gary Thompson, who was in the cutoff. Both players checked down the 3♣ turn and advanced to the 2♥ river.

Neilson checked his option and Thompson counted out 110,000, then pushed it forward. Neilson took a moment and then fought back with a 280,000 raise. Thompson took one last look at his cards before bidding them farewell to the muck.