APT Main Event

Shi Bei woke up with A♥ A♦ on his big blind and made a three-bet to 12,000 with William Teoh and Pham Duy Anh matching to see a flop of 2♠ T♣ Q♣

Bei fired 25,000 with Teoh shoving all-in for 62,800 and Anh getting out of the way. Bei snap called for a showdown. Teoh showed Q♦ 5♦ : for a top-pair.

The 4♥ turn and 4♣ river didn't improve Teoh and eliminated him from the APT Phu Quoc Main Event.

Four players built a pot of 24,000 to see a flop of 9♠ 6♣ Q♦

Action was checked to William Teoh on the dealer button, who obliged by firing 12,000 with his 5♥ 5♣ . Clement Chau called from the small blind with his K♦ Q♥. as did Alan Turabayev with his J♣ T♣ on the big blind.

The three were shown a J♠ ; on the turn and all checked to see an 8♦ on the river.

Chau checked the option to Turabayev, who put in 13,700. Teoh stepped down and Chau made the call to his disappointment with his pair queen not good enough against Turabayev's straight.

After hitting a straight in the previous hand, Teoh got a big blind special when his 5♣ 3♣ made a runner-runner straight, connecting on a board of 9♦ A♥ 5♦ 2♠ 4♣

Quang Vu Dinh made a 12,500 bet on the river for his top-ace with A♣ T♦ , which Teoh re-raised to 37,200. Dinh made the call and dented his stack, losing to the straight. Teoh took down a 99,000 pot.

William Teoh min-raised from under the gun with T♥ 9♠ and found two callers from the blinds. The flop came 8♦ J♥ Q♣ and action was checked around to William Teoh who put in 3,000 for his flopped-straight. Only Quang Huy Dinh from the small blind called with his :Ks Qh:, flopping a top-pair. Teoh fired another 6,500 on the A♦ turn and Dinh matched to see a 4♠ river. Teoh then fired 12,000 with Dinh folding to avoid any further damage.

Gab Yong Kim opened to 1,200 from under-the-gun, and Alexander Charron, seated directly to his left, three-bet to 4,000. William Teoh, in UTG+2, called the raise, and Kim also called when the action returned to him.

On the flop, both Kim and Charron checked, allowing Teoh to take the lead with a bet of 8,500. Kim responded with a raise to 20,000, which forced Charron to fold. Teoh then went all-in, and Kim called, putting his tournament life on the line.

Gab Yong Kim: J♦ 9♦

William Teoh: Q♥ 8♥

Kim hit top pair on the flop, while Teoh had only mid-pair with his eight. The dealer completed the board with the turn 5♠ and river A♥ , securing Kim's lead and leaving Teoh with just 5 big blinds.