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

Nevan Chang raised to 20,000 from under the gun and Kyosuke Nagami defended from the big blind.

Both saw a flop fill out K♦ 8♦ 5♥ , and Nagami checked the action to Chang, who bet 25,000, which Nagami put in a raise to 60,000. However, this didn’t deter Chang from making a three-bet to 125,000 after a long time. Nagami dropped in a call.

The T♣ fell on the turn, where Nagami checked over, and Chang fired out 250,000. Nagami then shoved all in and got snap-called by Chang.

Kyosuke Nagami: Q♥ 8♠

Nevan Chang: 5♠ 5♣

Nagami flopped a pair of eights but he didn’t expect a flopped set of fives from Chang, who picked up the lead. Soon, the dealer delivered the bricky 4♥ on the river, announcing the elimination of Nagami.

Ankit Ahjuya opened from the button and Nagami defended his big-blind. On K♣ J♦ 7♠ Ahjuya continued with a small bet. Nagami called and the turn brought the 6♣ . Nagami checked and Ahjuya put out a hefty bet of 60,000. Nagami called once more.

On the river appeared the 9♠ , Nagami checked and Ahjuya bet a third time for an amount of 150,000, almost putting Nagami all-in. After using a time bank, Nagami decided to throw in a call and was shown the bad news as he could not beat Ahjuya K♠ J♦ .

From the early-position, Japanese Kyosuke Nagami opened up the action and only got called by Mikael Andersson on the button. The Japanese player checked his option on J♥ 8♦ 3♦ , but when Andersson put out a 12,000 bet, the preflop opener raised to 42,000. Andersson called and both players saw the board pairing 8♣ on the turn. Nagami pushed all-in for 113,000 which was enough to make the Swedish player fold.

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.