APT Super High Roller (120,000,000 VND)

On the 4♣ Q♥ T♦ flop, there were around 30,000 chips in the middle when Van Dong checked it over from the big blind before Justin Tsui bet 17,000 on the button. Dong dropped in a call.

Both read a Q♠ turn and checked through to see the 7♦ fall on the river, where the two decided to check to a free showdown.

Dong tabled 8♠ 4♠ for a flopped pair of fours, and it was enough to make Tsui toss his cards back into the muck.

It folded around to Ankit Ahjuya in the small-blind who opened it up to 17,500. Justin Tsui called and the flop was T♦ T♣ 5♣ . The Indian pro bet 20,000 which quickly got called by Tsui. Ahjuya bet another 20,000 on the 9♣ turn, but Tsui did not go anywhere and called once again.

The river 4♣ gave four cards to a flush and Ahjuya slowed down and checked. Tsui put out a 80,000 bet and after about 30 seconds of thinking time, Ahjuya led his hand go.

Justin Tsui opened to 9,000 from the early-position and Gab Yong Kim once more put in a three-bet to 28,500. Tsui called and the flop came down A♦ J♣ T♦ . Both players checked and the turn brought another ace, the A♠ . Tsui led out for 32,000 and Kim called. The 5♠ appeared on the river and Tsui bet out a hefty 135,000. After considering for some time, Kim reluctantly let his hand go.

Justin Tsui opened the hijack to 7,000 and Kyosuke Nagami called from the button to take it into the streets.

Both read the flop of 5♥ K♦ 4♦ and checked through to see the Q♦ turn, where Tsui bet 15,000. This was enough to make Nagami fold his hand.