South Korea, Paradise City IncheonEVENT #18

2025.08.03 - 2025.08.09Add to Calendar

Asian Poker Tour

Blind level

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

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48/191

Total Chips

7,640,000

Average

159,167

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Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 10:39:40 AM

Rishi Mehra Leads Final 48 Players In The APT Incheon 2025 Main Event

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Rishi Mehra

Day 3 of the APT Incheon 2025 Main Event has officially concluded, with the competition halting once the target of 48 survivors was reached after an electrifying day of poker here at the Paradise City Casino Incheon, Korea.

The day began with 191 players already locked in for a minimum payout from the record-breaking prize pool of KRW 2,766,960,000 (~$2,002,330 million). The field, which represents the largest Main Event turnout in APT’s Korea history, also marks the richest APT Korea Main Event to date.

Ending at the top of the chip counts after more than seven hours of intense play was India's Rishi Mehra, who amassed an impressive 2,990,000 chips.

Most of Mehra's chips came late in the day when he cracked Junjie He's aces in a crazy cooler.

Mehra, who has one APT title to date, and runner‑up in the APT Taipei High Roller in 2024, will return tomorrow in the great position to continue his run for the record-breaking top prize of KRW 483,700,000 (~$350,154), that also comes with a signature APT Gold Lion trophy and an APTC Main Event seat worth KRW 13,830,000.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Player	Chips
RM Rishi MehraIndia	2,990,000(100 BB)
LF Lloyd FontillasPhilippines	2,345,000(78 BB)
KO Kouki OkumiyaJapan	2,145,000(72 BB)
MN Mingyang NaChina	2,025,000(68 BB)
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	1,955,000(65 BB)
KK Kiyoto KurodaJapan	1,945,000(65 BB)
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	1,905,000(64 BB)
KS Kazuhiro ShirasawaJapan	1,900,000(63 BB)
BL Bin LiChina	1,850,000(62 BB)
VM Vladimir MunitsRussia	1,800,000(60 BB)

Starting Day 4 in second place will be the Philippines' Lloyd Fontillas with 2,2345,000 chips. Fontillas is a highly respected tournament director and organizer in the Asian poker industry and will be highly motivated tomorrow to also leave his mark as a player here at this Main Event.

Day 3's podium is completed by Kouki Okumiya with 2,145,000 in chips. This Main Event run marks the first ever live tournament cash for the Japanese player.

Further down the leaderboard is former ATP High Roller Champion Thanisorn Saelor (1,385,000). With his experience, Saelor certainly will be one of the players to watch in Day 4, and the Thai is the only player remaining in the field who has a chance to make APT history by claiming two of the tours' signature lion trophies.

Another player to look out for is Mikael Andersson, who just had a career high score in the APT Superstar Challenge a few days ago and the Swede has the chance to go one better here in the Main Event.

Abraham Ceesvin

Day 2 chip leader Abraham Ceesvin is also still in the mix with 770,000. Ceesvin has just under $800,000 in live earnings and three APT Main Event Final Tables on his resume, his best being a runner-up finish in the APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 Main Event. The Singaporean will surely will try his best tomorrow to add another APT Main Event Final Table to his resume.

A shoutout has to be given to Japanese national Ayaka Honke, who, with 1,905,000 chips, is the last woman standing in this Main Event.

Some notables who did not make it through the day include Natural8 Ambassadors and Thai nationals Phachara Wongwichit and Kannapong ‘Tent’ Thanarattrakul, as well as former APT Main Event champion Punnat Punsri, APT All-Time Money List #1 Joseph Cheong, APT Taipei Zodiac Classic champion, Jun Li, and Taiwan's Poseidon Ho.

The fourth day of the tournament kicks off at 11:15 AM local time with 25 minutes remaining on Level 24, where blinds will be 15,000/30,000 with a big blind ante of 30,000. Everyone has already secured KRW 8,180,000 (~$5,915) for their efforts, but all eyes are now on the bigger prize. The goal for the day is to play down to the final table of nine.

APT Incheon 2025 Main Event Final Table Payout

Place	Payout (KRW)	Payout (USD)
1	483,890,000	$349,885
2	280,690,000	$202,955
3	197,570,000	$142,855
4	146,890,000	$106,210
5	114,180,000	$82,560
6	85,380,000	$61,735
7	65,210,000	$47,150
8	46,330,000	$33,500

*includes APTC Main Event seat valued at KRW 13,830,000 (~USD 10,000)

as usual there will be a live stream available which can be found on Twitch and Youtube

Play resumes tomorrow at 11:15 AM local time and will play until a final table of 9 is reached.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 10:13:45 AM

End Of Day 3

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Zhiqiang Zhang is the last bustout of the day. His rivered two pair with T♥ 6♠ were beaten by Van Pham's straight with Q♣ J♠ on K♠ 8♥ 6♣ 9♦ T♣.

The remaining 48 players are now bagging up their chips and will continue their Main Event run tomorrow at 11:15am.

Player	Chips
VT Van Tuan PhamViet Nam	1,600,000(53 BB)
ZZ Zhiqiang ZhangChina	busted

Stay tuned for the Day 3 recap.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 10:08:22 AM

Mingyang's Lucky River Gets Paid

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Na Mingyang

Na Mingyang opened to 65,000 from the hi-jack with small blind Ayaka Honke and big blind Jeffrey Lo joining in.

Three players were shown a flop of 8♣ 5♠ A♦

Action checked to Mingyang who fired 75,000. Honke made the call and Lo stepped out of the way.

A 4♥ came on the turn. Both checked to see a 3♦ on the river. Honke checked and called the 210,000 bet of Mingyang.

Ayaka Honke: A♣ 9♥

Na Mingyang: A♠ 3♥

Mingyang rivered a two-pair to the disappointment of Honke.

Player	Chips
MN Mingyang NaChina	2,000,000(67 BB)
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	1,900,000(63 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 10:01:52 AM

Small Pot for Lee

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Junjie He raised to 95,000 from the small blind and Daniel Lee defended his big blind.

Both players checked through a flop of T♣ K♠ 3♠ to the 5♣ turn. It went check-check again.

When the J♠ filled out the board, He check-called to a bet of 70,000 from Lee.

Lee quickly tabled J♥ 9♦ for a rivered pair of jacks to take down the pot as He laid it down.

Player	Chips
JH Junjie HeChina	2,790,000(93 BB)
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	1,780,000(59 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 10:00:13 AM

Li With The Runner Runner Straight

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Bin Li

Bin Li opened from early-position and King Leung made the call, before Sho Fujiki squeezed to 225,000 from the button. Only Li made the call, and they went-heads up to the A♣ J♥ 8♦ flop.

No action was seen on the flop, as both players elected to check.

The turn brought the 7♥ and once again both players were happy to see a free river.

On this the 9♣ appeared, and Li led out for 225,000. Fujiki instantly called, but got shown the bad news, as Li revealed T♠ T♣ for a runner runner straight.

Player	Chips
BL Bin LiChina	1,900,000(63 BB)
SF Sho FujikiJapan	680,000(23 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 9:59:21 AM

Lo's Double-Barrel Gets Through

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Jeffrey Lo made it 60,000 to play from the hi-jack and Zhao Yao defended the big blind.

Flop arrived J♠ Q♦ A♦

Yao check-called the 55,000 bet of Lo to see a 4♥ on the turn.

Yao checked allowing Lo to fire 160,000. Yao tanked and eventually gave up the hand.

Player	Chips
KW Kuen Wai Jeffrey LoHong Kong	975,000(33 BB)
YZ Yao ZhaoChina	560,000(19 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 9:52:53 AM

Nasu Doubles Through He

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Junjie He

Junjie He raised to 60,000 from middle position and Kento Nasu shoved the hijack for 400,000. He made the call.

Junjie He: A♦ 8♦

Kento Nasu: A♠ K♠

Nasu was in good shape for a double-up and extended his dominance on the flop A♣ K♦ 4♦, while He received a flush draw.

The deck delivered a runout of Q♥ 9♥, securing a double-up for Nasu.

Player	Chips
JH Junjie HeChina	2,865,000(96 BB)
KN Kento NasuJapan	850,000(28 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 9:22:13 AM

Break!

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

53 players remain with 5 more eliminations to go before Day 3 concludes.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 9:19:28 AM

Shirasawa's Kings Earn Massive Double From Lindop's Queens

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Kazuhiro Shirasawa

After a tug-of-war raise, re-raise. Lindop finally four-bet shoved all-in for 1,800,000 million and Shirasawa snap-called for 1,300,000.

Alex Lindop: Q♦ Q♣

Kazuhiro Shirasawa: K♥ K♦

Board: 2♣ 9♦ 8♠ 3♥ A♣

Shirasawa's kings held and made a massive double-up, crippling Lindop in what could be the biggest pot of the tournament so far for 2.7 million.

Player	Chips
KS Kazuhiro ShirasawaJapan	2,700,000(113 BB)
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	471,000(20 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 9:16:56 AM

Saelor Takes From Lee Again

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Thanisorn Saelor

Daniel Lee raise to 60,000 from UTG+2 and Thanisorn Saelor played along on the button.

Both were given a flop of 4♠ 4♦ 5♣

Both checked to open a 7♣ on the turn. Lee fired 60,000 and Saelor raised to 200,000. Lee tanked and surrendered.

Daniel Lee: A♥ K♦

Thanisorn Saelor: A♦ 7♦

Player	Chips
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	1,700,000(71 BB)
TS Thanisorn SaelorThailand	1,600,000(67 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 9:08:43 AM

Big Slicks Chop Chop

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Alex Lindop opened to 50,000 from under the gun and Zhu Wei three-bet all-in for 393,000. Action folded back to Lindop who made the call.

Alex Lindop: A♦ K♦

Zhu Wei: A♣ K♠

Board: 6♠ 4♠ 4♣ 7♦ 8♦

Board ran clean for both players for a chopped pot.

Player	Chips
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	1,800,000(75 BB)
WZ Wei ZhuChina	423,000(18 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:53:18 AM

Wong Walks Out

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Zheng Xian Wong

Zheng Xian Wong made it 50,000 to go from early position, and Chun King Leung defended from the big blind.

Leung checked the 7♠ 9♦ Q♦ flop, and Wong continued for 50,000. Leung then shoved for around 770,000. Wong quickly called off his remaining stack, putting himself at risk.

Zheng Xian Wong: A♠ Q♥

Chun King Leung: 8♦ 4♦

Wong was ahead with top pair, while Leung held a flush draw.

The turn brought the T♦, completing Leung’s flush and leaving Wong drawing dead.

The 2♦ on the river sealed the deal, sending Wong to the rail.

Player	Chips
KC King Chun Horace LeungHong Kong	1,125,000(47 BB)
ZX Zheng Xian WongNetherlands	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:45:42 AM

Saelor Makes Runner Trips To Score From Lee

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Thanisorn Saelor

Daniel Lee opened to 60,000 from UTG+2 and Thanisorn Saelor matched on the button.

Flop came J♥ K♣ A♠ . Lee check-called the 80,000 Saelor bet to show a 7♦ turn.

Both checked to open a 7♠ on the river. Lee checked and Saelor fired 300,000. Lee tanked and made the call.

Thanisorn Saelor: 7♣ 6♣

Daniel Lee: A♦ 4♦

Lee was ahead on the flop, but Saelor hit runners on the turn and river to make trips and got paid.

Player	Chips
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	1,900,000(79 BB)
TS Thanisorn SaelorThailand	1,400,000(58 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:42:23 AM

Okumiya River Fire Pressures Munits

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Vladimir Munits

Vladimir Munits raised to 50,000 from under the gun and was called by Jeffrey Lo on the button, as did Kouki Okumiya in the big blind.

The trio saw a 2♣ T♣ A♥ flop and Okumiya checked to Munits, who continued with bet of 75,000. Lo stepped aside, and Okumiya called.

It went check-check on the 5♣ turn before an 8♦ filled out the board. Okumiya then fired out 150,000, prompting a fold from Munits

Player	Chips
KO Kouki OkumiyaJapan	1,990,000(83 BB)
VM Vladimir MunitsRussia	1,421,000(59 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:40:47 AM

Andersson Gets Value With Top Set

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Mikael Andersson

Mikael Andersson opened from early-position, and the Japanese player Ryuta Nakai defended his big-blind.

The flop came down Q♣ 4♠ 3♥ and Andersson continued with a small bet of 30,000 chips. His opponent made the call, and both players saw the J♥ appear on the turn.

Nakai checked it over to the Swedish professional, who continued his aggression with a bet of 150,000. Nakai once more made the call.

The river was the 2♦ and Nakai decided to turn the tables and lead out for 260,000. Andersson thought about his decision, and decided to just call.

Ryuta Nakai: A♥ 6♥

Mikael Andersson: Q♥ Q♦

Nakai with the missed flush draw, while Andersson had top set.

Player	Chips
MD Mikael Daniel AnderssonSweden	1,730,000(72 BB)
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	325,000(14 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:39:51 AM

Sakai Doubles From Saelor

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Yuki Sakai

Thanisorn Saelor opened to 50,000 from under the gun. Yuki Sakai shoved for 392,000 on the small blind. Saelor made the call.

Thanisorn Saelor: A♥ J♥

Yuki Sakai: A♣ Q♣

Board: 8♦ T♠ 3♥ K♠ T♦

Sakai's hand held to double-up.

Player	Chips
TS Thanisorn SaelorThailand	943,000(39 BB)
YS Yuki SakaiJapan	832,000(35 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:38:24 AM

Han Takes Valuable Chips Off Xu

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Tae Han

We picked up the action on the turn, where Hang Xu, sitting in the big blind, bet 185,000 into a pot of 626,000. Tae Han made the call in position.

The river completed the board: K♥ 6♠ 5♥ 6♣ 7♣. Xu slowed down and checked. Han took a brief pause before announcing all-in, comfortably covering Xu’s remaining 348,000 chips.

It didn’t take long for Xu to fold, likely having fired a bluff on the turn. Han scooped the pot without showdown.

Player	Chips
TH Tae Hoon HanNew Zealand	2,200,000(92 BB)
HX Hang XuChina	348,000(15 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:36:34 AM

Jeffrey Lo Chips Away Zhao

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Kuen Wai Jeffrey Lo

Yao Zhao opened the cutoff to 163,000, leaving himself just 2,000 behind. Jeffrey Lo dropped in the call from the big blind.

On the flop of Q♠ 2♣ 8♥, Lo led out for 25,000, and Lo called off his remaining chips.

Jeffrey Lo: K♥ T♠

Yao Zhao: K♦ 8♣

Zhao was ahead with a flopped pair of eights and looked set to double up.

The deck delivered a board-pairing Q♣ on the turn, leaving Lo drawing thin. Lo needed to spike a king or ten to collect a knockout.

The 5♣ filled out the board, shipping a double-up to Zhao.

Player	Chips
KW Kuen Wai Jeffrey LoHong Kong	663,000(28 BB)
YZ Yao ZhaoChina	361,000(15 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:34:22 AM

Lindop's Flush Gets Paid Handsomely

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Alex Lindop opened to 50,000 from the hi-jack with Kazuhiro Shirasawa making the call on the cut-off along with Zhu Wei on the button, Daniel Lee on the small blind and Yuki Sakai on the big blind.

5 players are given a flop of 6♦ J♣ A♦

Action checked around to Lindop who c-bet for 75,000 with Zhu Wei and Daneil Lee staying on.

The remaining three were given a J♦ on the turn. All players checked to see a T♣ on the river.

Lee checked. Lindop fired 375,000. Wei threw in four time banks before making the call. Lee stepped out of the way

Alex Lindop: T♦ 9♦

Zhu Wei: K♣ Q♣

Wei showed the broadway straight, but was only second best to the flush of Lindop.

Player	Chips
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	2,000,000(83 BB)
WZ Wei ZhuChina	479,000(20 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:21:18 AM

Shirasawa Chips Up From Wei

Level 23: 12,000 / 24,000 ante: 24,000

Kazuhiro Shirasawa

Kazuhiro Shirasawa raised to 50,000 on the button and Zhu Wei three-bet to 150,000 on the small blind. Shirasawa called.

Flop came 3♥ 3h 9♠

Wei led out for 75,000 and Shirasawa called to open a 4♥ on the turn.

Wei checked and folded after Shirasawa fired 125,000.

Player	Chips
KS Kazuhiro ShirasawaJapan	1,200,000(50 BB)
WZ Wei ZhuChina	979,000(41 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:16:08 AM

Lee's Trips Bust Nakahara

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Kenta Nakahara

Kenta Nakahara shoved all-in for 117,000 from under the gun. Daniel Lee made the call.

Kenta Nakahara: T♣ 9♣

Daniel Lee: A♠ Q♠

Board: Q♥ Q♦ 6♦ T♦ J♣

Lee spiked trips on the flop and held to eliminate Nakahara.

Player	Chips
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	947,000(47 BB)
KT Kenta TakaharaJapan	307,000(15 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 8:01:05 AM

Back-to-Back Wins For Okumiya

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Kouki Okumiya

The very next hand after doubling up against Na, Okumiya jumped right back into the action. Xioa Sinuo opened from early position, and was called by Anusorn Asiralertsiri in middle position, Kouki Okumiya, and Yao Zhao.

The flop came down: 8♥ 5♣ 4♣, and after it was checked to Asiralertsiri, he fired for 40,000. Only Okumiya made the call, taking them heads-up to the turn.

The T♠ peeled off next, and Asiralertsiri continued his aggression with a sizable bet of 250,000. Okumiya didn’t flinch and made the call once again.

The river brought the flush-completing and board-pairing 8♣. This time, Asiralertsiri slowed down and checked it over to his Japanese opponent. After a short pause, Okumiya slid out a bet of 250,000.

Asiralertsiri looked visibly frustrated, tanked briefly, then tossed his cards into the muck.

Player	Chips
KO Kouki OkumiyaJapan	1,500,000(75 BB)
AA Anusorn AsiralertsiriThailand	1,200,000(60 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:52:34 AM

Yagi Takes It Down with Turn Bet

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

With around 250,000 chips in the middle, a flop revealed 3♠ Q♥ J♠ and Rikuto Sashida checked from the hijack. Yoshitaka Yagi also knuckled it back on the button.

When the board-pairing 3♣ hit on the turn, Sashida checked to Yagi, who fired out 75,000. Sashida tossed his cards into the muck.

Player	Chips
YY Yoshitaka YagiJapan	782,000(39 BB)
RS Rikuto SashidaJapan	335,000(17 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:50:16 AM

Chop It Up

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Alex Lindop

With around 160,000 in the middle, a flop showed 7♠ 4♣ 6♦. Alex Lindop tapped the table from the big blind and Cheng Cheng also knuckled it back in the cutoff.

It went check-check again on the 5♥ turn. When an 8♠ rivered landed on the river, the board completed a straight. Lindop then fired out 250,000 and Cheng snap-called.

Lindop revealed 6♥ 4♠, and Cheng quickly tabled A♦ K♠, ending the hand in a chop.

Player	Chips
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	1,770,000(89 BB)
CC Cheng ChengChina	1,165,000(58 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:42:04 AM

Fontillas’ Flopped King Holds Strong

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Lloyd Fontillas

The action was picked up on the turn with around 250,000 chips in the pot.

A board ran out 2♥ 9♥ K♥ 4♣, and Lloyd Fontillas checked over from the big blind. Chi Hsiang Chiu also knuckled it back in the cutoff.

When an 8♠ landed on the river, Fontillas check-called a bet of 125,000 from Chiu.

Fontillas revealed K♣ T♠ for a flopped pair of kings to best Chiu’s Q♠ T♥.

Player	Chips
LF Lloyd FontillasPhilippines	999,000(50 BB)
CH Chi Hsiang ChiuTaiwan	415,000(21 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:40:34 AM

Na Misses Big Draw, Okumiya Holds Strong

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

It folded around to Japanese player Kouki Okumiya on the button, who opened the action to 40,000. Big stack Mingyang Na made the call from the big blind.

The flop came down K♠ 5♦ 2♦, and after a check from Na, Okumiya continued for 50,000. Na responded with a check-raise to 150,000, putting early pressure on his opponent. Okumiya took a minute to consider his options before making the call.

The 7♠ hit the turn and Na slowed down, checking the action once more. Okumiya wasn’t interested in letting him see a free river and bet 225,000 — most of his remaining stack. Without much hesitation, Na moved all-in. Okumiya quickly called and the cards were tabled.

Kouki Okumiya: K♣ 5♣

Mingyang Na: 4♦ 3♦

Na had a massive combo draw, but missed all of it as the river brought the 3♠, securing the double-up for Okumiya with two pair.

Player	Chips
MN Mingyang NaChina	2,100,000(105 BB)
KO Kouki OkumiyaJapan	1,100,000(55 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:34:50 AM

Small Bet Gets It Done for Li

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Aleksey Li made it 40,000 to go from the cutoff and Ledong Zhoug defended his big blind.

The two read a 8♥ J♠ T♦ flop and checked it through.

When the K♥ hit on the turn, Zhou checked to Li, who sent a small bet of 30,000. It was good enough for the pot as Zhou check-folded.

Player	Chips
LZ Ledong ZhouChina	965,000(48 BB)
AI Aleksey Innokentievich LiUzbekistan	641,000(32 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:33:31 AM

Mehra Chips Up

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Rishi Mehra

Kenta Takahara raised to 40,000 from under the gun and small blind Rishi Mehra called.

Flop arrived 2♥ A♥ 3♣

Mehra check-called when Takahara fired 22,000.

The T♦ came on the turn. Mehra check-raised the 35,000 bet of Takahara to 95,000 and Takahara surrendered.

Player	Chips
RM Rishi MehraIndia	1,100,000(55 BB)
KT Kenta TakaharaJapan	217,000(11 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:32:22 AM

Han Doubles Through Matsuda

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Tae Hoon Han shoved all in for 53,000 from the small blind, and Naohiro Matsuda called in the big blind.

Tae Hoon Han: 7♣ 5♦

Naohiro Matsuda: 9♣ 3♠

Han was on the edge of elimination, but the flop came with help as it came A♦ K♦ 5♥, giving him a pair.

The board completed with a runout of K♥ 2♠, locking up a much-needed double-up for Han and keeping his tournament hopes alive.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:30:35 AM

Ceesvin Gets There For Important Double-Up

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Abraham Ceesvin

Singaporean professional Abraham Ceesvin opened it up from early-position. Chak Chan defended his big-blind.

The flop came down 6♣ 6♦ 2♦ and Chan checked it over to Ceesvin, who continued with a small continuation bet. This was raised by his opponent. Ceesvin then moved all-in, holding 538,000 chips in his stack. Chan quickly made the call and Ceesvin' tournament life on the line:

Abraham Ceesvin: A♦ 4♦

Chak Chan: 7♦ 6♥

Ceesvin need a diamond to stay alive, and indeed he immediately found it on the turn, as the J♦ appeared. The river was the Q♠ and Cessvin is sitting now again with a healthy stack.

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	1,170,000(59 BB)
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	330,000(17 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:28:57 AM

Nasu Busts Ershov

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Kento Nasu

Gleb Ershov shoved his last 180,000 in the middle and Kento Nasu shoved on the small blind to isolate.

Kento Nasu: K♦ J♦

Gleb Ershov: A♥ 7♥

Board: 5♠ 4♠ 9♣ K♥ 4♣

Nasu paired the king on the turn and maintained the lead to eliminate Ershov.

Player	Chips
KN Kento NasuJapan	545,000(27 BB)
GE Gleb ErshovRussia	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:20:47 AM

Lee's Kowboys Bust Choi For A Massive Pot

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Daniel Lee

Kevin Choi opened to 40,000 on the hi-jack and Daniel Lee three-bet to 110,000 on the button. Choi four-bet to 300,000. Lee then moved all-in for 1,100,000. Choi made the call.

Kevin Choi: A♥ K♠

Daniel Lee: K♥ K♣

Board: 8♣ 7♠ 9♦ 5♠ 8♠

Lee's Kings hold and Choi is sent to the rail

Player	Chips
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	2,100,000(105 BB)
YL Yun Lam Kevin ChoiHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:20:21 AM

Break!

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

68 players remain and will go on a short break before play resumes. Day 3 will play down to 48 players or 10 levels, whichever is reached first.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:10:36 AM

Lindop's Quads Send Ko To The Rail

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Jangdeok Ko

Alex Lindop opened for 35,000 on the cut-off. Button Jangdeok Ko moved all-in for 333,000. Lindop made the call.

Alex Lindop: 9♠ 9♥

Jangdeok Ko: A♠ K♦

Board: 9♣ 7♦ 2♥ 6♣ 9♦

Lindop flopped a set and rivered quads to ensure the elimination of Jangdeok Ko.

Player	Chips
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	1,400,000(88 BB)
JK Jangdeok KoJapan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 7:00:00 AM

Honke's Snowmen Bust Yeung

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Edmond Yeung

Edmond Yeung raised 95,000 on the hi-jack and left 1,000 behind. Ayaka Honke then shoved all-in for 545,000 on the button.

Edmond Yeung: K♣ 8♣

Ayaka Honke: 8♥ 8♦

Board: T♦ A♦ 9♦ 7♣ 3♥

Honke's snowmen hold, eliminating Yeung.

Player	Chips
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	681,000(43 BB)
NY Ngai Yeung Edmond ChimHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:55:41 AM

Miyazaki's Sevens Double From Lindop

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Daisuke Miyazaki

Pham Van Tuan raised to 32,000 from UTG+2. Daisuke Miyazaki shoved all-in on the button for 286,000. Big blind Alex Lindop jammed all-in for 1.2 million. Tuan stepped out of the way.

Daisuke Miyazaki: 7♠ 7♥

Alex Lindop: A♣ K♦

Board: 5♦ 2♦ Q♦ 3♣ 9♥

Lindop threatened with a flush, but Miyazaki's sevens held for a double-up.

Player	Chips
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	979,000(61 BB)
DM Daisuke MiyazakiJapan	592,000(37 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:52:02 AM

Leung Applies Pressure with River Barrel

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Sho Fujiki

With around 10,500 chips in the middle, a board ran out: A♠ 6♣ 7♦ 5♠ when King Chun Leung bet 35,000 from the hijack. Sho Fujiki called from the cutoff.

When the 3♣ landed on the river, Leung fired another barrel of 60,000. This was enough to force a fold from Fujiki.

Leung crossed the million chip mark with the win.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:41:04 AM

Honke Takes From Ko

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Ayaka Honke

Ayaka Honke raised to 32,000 on the button and Jangdeok Ko defended the big blind.

Both checked the flop of T♣ Q♦ T♥ to see a 6♣ turn.

Ko led for 35,000 and Honke made the call to open a 5♠ on the river.

Ko fired 45,000 and Honke made the call.

Ko showed K♦ J♠ for a king-high while Honke tabled A♣ 6♦ for the winning pair of sixes.

Player	Chips
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	529,000(26 BB)
JK Jangdeok KoJapan	306,000(15 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:35:06 AM

Tominaga's Queen Holds

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Misaki Tominaga

How Lee Yee limped in from early position and Misaki Tominaga shoved for 65,000 from the small blind. Yee made the call.

How Lee Yee: A♥ 7♠

Misaki Tominaga: A♦ Q♥

Yee was behind as his kicker seven was no match for Tominaga’s queen.

The dealer dealt a board of: 6♠ T♠ Q♦ 8♣ 8♠, locking up a double-up for Tominaga.

Player	Chips
YH Yee How LeeMalaysia	650,000(41 BB)
MT Misaki TominagaJapan	163,000(10 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:30:22 AM

Pangsrivinij River Bet Gets It Done

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Matuphoom Pangsrivinij

The Thai national Matuphoom Pangsrivinij opened up the action from middle-position. Only Chi Chiu in the small-blind made the call.

The flop came out monotone as it read K♠ 6♠ 3♠. Chiu check-called a 20,000 bet of the Thai aggressor.

The turn was the 4♥ and both players elected to check. The river came the A♦ and Chiu once more checked it over to Pangsrivinij. The in-position player re-opened the action with a bet of 70,000.

Chiu thought about calling, but ultimately decided to surrender the pot to Pangsrivinij.

Player	Chips
CH Chi Hsiang ChiuTaiwan	924,000(58 BB)
MP Matuphoom PangsrivinijThailand	430,000(27 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:25:30 AM

Tan Heads Out the Door

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Zhentao Long

Zhentao Long raised the button to 32,000, only to be jammed by Kwang Chung Tan for 161,000 from the big blind. Long called.

Kwang Chung Tan: Q♣ T♣

Zhentao Long: A♠ 5♣

Long was ahead with ace-high and extended his lead on the K♦ 2♥ A♦ flop, improving to top pair while Tan picked up a gutshot.

The board ran out 3♠ T♠, sending Tan to the rail and the pot Long’s way.

Player	Chips
LZ Long ZhentaoChina	640,000(40 BB)
KC Kwang Chung TanSingapore	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:15:46 AM

Tuan's Quads Take Out Punsri

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Punnat Punsri

Pham Van Tuan raised to 36,000 on the button. Small blind Zhao Nan called. Big blind Punnat Punsri shoved all-in for 194,000.

Tuan made the call and Nan stayed out of the way.

Pham Van Tuan: 8♥ 8♣

Punnat Punsri: A♥ 5♦

Flop came: 8♦ 7♣ 8♠ giving Tuan quads and Punsri stood up even before the turn and river were dealt.

The board ran out Q♦ 5♣ to make it official.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:05:36 AM

Fontillas With The River Overbet

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Loyd Fontillas

The hand started with a late-position open by Chi Chiu. LLoyd Fontillas defended his big-blind.

The flop came down K♣ 5♦ 4♦ and the Filipino, Fontillas, checked it over to Chiu, who put out a continuation bet of 20,000. Fontillas made the call.

The turn brought the 6♠ and both players elected to check. The river came the Q♦ and Fontillas took matters in his own hands with an overbet of 160,000. Chiu made the fold. Fontillas was kind enough to show that he had 3♠ 2♠ for a turned straight.

Player	Chips
LF Lloyd FontillasPhilippines	980,000(61 BB)
CH Chi Hsiang ChiuTaiwan	960,000(60 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 6:00:21 AM

Andersson Turns a Flush; Ji Exits

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Mikael Andersson

Xiaqing Ji limped in from the small blind and Mikael Andersson checked over from the big blind.

On the flop of 2♠ Q♠ 6♣, both players checked through to see an A♠ fall on the turn, where Ji bet 20,000. Andersson called.

When a Q♦ filled out the board, Ji made another bet of 40,000, only to be jammed by Andersson for 415,000, sending Ji into the tank. After mulling it over, Ji eventually responded with a call.

Ji revealed Q♣ 8♦ for rivered trip of queens, though it wasn’t enough against Andersson’s turned flush showing T♠ 4♠.

Player	Chips
MD Mikael Daniel AnderssonSweden	736,000(46 BB)
XJ Xiaqing JiChina	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:58:10 AM

Joseph Cheong Gets Sucked Out And Busts

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Joseph Cheong

It got folded around to the small-blind Yun Choi, from Hong Kong, who moved all-in against Joseph Cheong's short stack in the big-blind. Cheong quickly made the call with his remaining 130,000 chips.

Joseph Cheong: A♣ Q♠

Yun Choi: A♠ 3♦

Good spot for Cheong to double-up, but unfortunately, for him the board ran out 9♥ 8♣ 5♣ 3♣ K♦, giving his opponent a pair of threes to scoop the pot.

Player	Chips
YL Yun Lam Kevin ChoiHong Kong	945,000(59 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:56:14 AM

Lindop Catches Honke's Bluff For A Huge Pot

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Alex Lindop

Ayaka Honke raised to 24,000 on the button. Small blind Alex Lindop three-bet to 100,000.

The flop arrived 8♦ K♠ 2♣

Lindop led for 55,000 and Honke called.

The turn delivered a 7♦. Lindop check-called when Honke fired 75,000.

The river showed an 8♠. Lindop checked and Honke fired 100,000. Lindop tanked before finally putting in a chip for the call.

Alex Lindop: J♥ J♣

Ayaka Honke: A♠ J♠

Lindop's jacks stand firm, catching Honke on a bluff.

Player	Chips
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	1,200,000(100 BB)
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	433,000(36 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:50:54 AM

Nan Takes Out Sukhum

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Kiwanont Sukhum

Kiwanont Sukhum raised to 42,000 on the button, leaving a 1,000 chip behind. Zhao Nan made the call.

The flop showed 3♦ K♦ 7♥. Nan jammed all-in and Sukhum made the call for his last 1,000 chip.

Kiwanont Sukhum: 5♥ 5♣

Zhao Nan: K♠ Q♠

The turn came J♥ and river came 7s; Nan's kings reigning supreme.

Player	Chips
NZ Nan ZhaoChina	751,000(63 BB)
KS Kiwanont SukhumThailand	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:45:13 AM

Courageous Raise Gets it Through for Wang

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Zhiyi Wang

The action began with Anusorn Asiralertsiri opening from early position. Zhiyi Wang, seated directly to his left, made the call, as did Jian Han in the big blind.

The flop came down Q♦ 8♦ 7♥ and after it was checked to Asiralertsiri, the Thai player fired a continuation bet of 28,000. Only Han made the call to see the turn.

The 4♦ hit the turn, completing a potential flush, and both players opted to check.

On the river — the 7♠, pairing the board — Han led out for 35,000. Wang went deep into the tank, burned a time bank, and eventually assembled a raise to 150,000, leaving himself just 55,000 behind. The pressure proved too much, as Han folded, awarding Wang the pot without a showdown.

Player	Chips
ZW Zhiyi WangChina	370,000(31 BB)
JH Jian HanChina	334,000(28 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:40:07 AM

Tuan Wins Round 2 Versus Honke

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Pham Van Tuan

Pham Van Tuan raised to 35,000 on the hi-jack and Ayaka Honke defended her big blind.

Both players were dealt a flop of 5♣ 7♣ T♠.

Honke check-called when Tuan fired 25,000 to open a 3♥ turn.

Honke check-called again when Tuan barelled 78,000. The river showed a K♦ on the river. Honke checked and Tuan bet 75,000 and Honke looked it up.

Pham Van Tuan: A♣ K♣

Ayaka Honke 6♦ 5♦

Honke showed a pair of fives while Tuan showed the rivered king for the win.

Player	Chips
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	708,000(59 BB)
VT Van Tuan PhamViet Nam	562,000(47 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:35:14 AM

Nice Call By Yang On The Turn

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Hongwei Yang

We picked the action up where on a turn of: A♦ T♠ 2♣ 3♠, Kookchunantoine Priniotakis bet 43,000 into a pot of around 100,000. His opponent was Hongwei Yang from China, sitting in the big-blind. Yang thought about his decision for a brief moment, before making the call.

The 9♣ completed the board on the river, and action got once more checked over to the Frenchman Priniotakis. He spent some time before deciding to not fire his remaining 151,000 and give up his hand. Yang tabled over T♦ 7♣ and his second pair won him the pot.

Player	Chips
HY Hongwei YangChina	333,000(28 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	151,000(13 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:33:48 AM

He’s Full House Cracks Priniotakis'

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Junjie He

Kookchunantoine Priniotakis raised to 24,000 from under the gun and was called by Hongwei Yang on the button. Junjie He three-bet from the small blind to 85,000. Priniotakis snap-called. Yang thought for about two minutes and eventually called.

On the K♥ 7♠ K♣ flop, He continued for 50,000. Only Priniotakis stayed in the hand.

The dealer put out the A♣ on the turn, and He check-called a bet of 50,000 from Priniotakis.

When the K♠ landed on the river, both players checked for a free showdown.

He tabled A♠ Q♥ for a full house, kings full of aces, beating the full house of Priniotakis’s 7♣ 7♦.

Player	Chips
JH Junjie HeChina	705,000(59 BB)
HY Hongwei YangChina	180,000(15 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	158,000(13 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 5:31:58 AM

Honke Improves From Tuan

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Ayaka Honke

Pham Van Tuan opened to 30,000 from under the gun. Ayaka Honke made the call on the button.

Both were shown a flop of 7♣ 2♥ A♠. Tuan continued for 25,000 and Honke made the call.

The turn showed a 4♥. Tuan fired another 45,000 and Honke stayed on.

A 7♠ came on the river. Tuan checked and Honke fired 75,000. Tuan surrendered.

Player	Chips
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	823,000(69 BB)
VT Van Tuan PhamViet Nam	361,000(30 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:30:05 AM

Ceesvin Stacks It Up

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Abraham Ceesvin

Abraaham Ceesvin opened to 20,000 from the cut-off and Yang Hongwei matched on the small blind and Junjie He defended the big blind.

The flop showed A♦ 7♠ Q♣. All checked to open a 2♦ on the turn. All three checked again to show a Q♥ on the river.

The blinds checked and Ceesvin fired 30,000, but found no customers.

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	1,200,000(120 BB)
JH Junjie HeChina	573,000(57 BB)
HY Hongwei YangChina	242,000(24 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:28:55 AM

Ceesvin Braves The Call To Eliminate Yamaguchi

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Abraham Ceesvin

Kota Yamaguchi opened for 20,000 from under the gun. Abraham Ceesvin defended the big blind.

The flop showed 8♦ 6♣ J♥. Both players checked to show a K♣ on the turn.

Ceesvin check-called the 25,000 bet of Yamaguchi to open a 3♦ on the river.

Ceesvin checked and Kota Yamaguchi went all-in for 132,000.

Ceesvin tanked, threw in a few time bank tokens, wondered if giants once roamed the earth, and put in a chip to call.

Ceesvin showed 8♥ 7♣ for a pair of eights.

Yamaguchi showed A♣ Q♦ and hit nothing.

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	1,000,000(100 BB)
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:26:07 AM

Priniotakis Sends Min To The Rail

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Germaine Chow Jia Min

Junjie He raised to 20,000 from the cut-off. K Priniotakis made the call on the small blind. Germaine Chow Jia Min then defended her big blind by jamming all-in for 116,000.

He folded but K Priniotakis made the call.

K Priniotakis: A♥ T♦

Germaine Chow Jia Min: A♣ 9♣

Board: 3♥ 7♦ K♠ 2♥ 6♠

A dry board kept Priniotakis in the lead, eliminating Min from the Main Event.

Player	Chips
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	493,000(49 BB)
CJ Chow Jia Min GermaineTurkey	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:24:02 AM

Cheng Fires Twice and Wins with Queens

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Cheng Cheng

It folded around to Kenta Takahara on the button, who opened the action. Cheng Cheng defended his big blind with a raise, and Takahara made the call.

The flop came down T♥ 7♥ 7♠, and Cheng fired a continuation bet of 30,000. Takahara called.

The turn brought another 7♣. Undeterred, Cheng kept up the pressure with a sizable bet of 100,000. Takahara thought it over, then called again.

The river was the K♠, and this time both players checked it down. Cheng tabled Q♦ Q♣, which was more than enough to take the pot. Takahara flashed the T♦ as his hand hit the muck.

Player	Chips
CC Cheng ChengChina	915,000(92 BB)
KT Kenta TakaharaJapan	421,000(42 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:20:15 AM

Ichimura Forces Fold with River Lead

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Mikael Andersson

Mikael Andersson opened the button to 20,000 and Riku Ichimura defended his big blind.

Ichimura check-called a continuation bet of 12,000 from Andersson on the 4♦ A♣ Q♠ flop.

Both players opted to check over the 3♣ turn. An 8♦ then hit on the river, where Ichimura sent a bet of 55,000, prompting a fold from Andersson.

Player	Chips
MD Mikael Daniel AnderssonSweden	234,000(23 BB)
RI Riku IchimuraJapan	216,000(22 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:18:30 AM

Zhao's Wide Squeeze Doubles Shoichiro Up

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Hamada Shoichiro

Punnat Punsri opened from early-position and Tsan Li, as well as Hamada Shoichiro flatted in middle-position, before Nan Zhao squeezed to 105,000 out of the big-blind. Punsri thought about it briefly before letting his hand go. Li also folded, but Shoichiro, who only had 97,000 chips in his stack, moved all-in.

Hamada Shoichiro: 7♥ 7♦

Nan Zhao: Q♣ J♦

Shoichiro's tournament was on the line, but lucky for him he managed to hold on as the board ran: K♥ 9♦ 5♠ 4♥ K♦.

Player	Chips
NZ Nan ZhaoChina	420,000(42 BB)
HS Hamada ShoichiroJapan	260,000(26 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:15:40 AM

Wen's Big Slick Scores Huge Double

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Hsu Chia Wen

Hsu Chia Wen opened to 20,000 on the button. Big blind Junjie He three-bet to 70,000. Wen then shoved all-in for 235,000. He made the call.

Junjie He: A♣ T♣

Hsu Chia Wen: A♦ K♠

Board: 3♠ K♦ J♣ 8♥ A♥

Wen led on the flop by pairing her king and went on to improve to a two-pair on the river for a huge double up.

Player	Chips
JH Junjie HeChina	718,000(72 BB)
CW Chia Wen HsuTaiwan	485,000(49 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:12:55 AM

Tan's Ladies Show Fu the Door

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Kwang Chung Tan

Xiaohua Fu open-shoved for 31,000 from under the gun and was called by Kannapong Thanarattrakul in the small blind. Kwang Chung Tan then shoved from the big blind for 202,000, and the Thai player stepped aside.

Xiaohua Fu: 6♣ 3♣

Kwang Chung Tan: Q♥ Q♣

Fu was in bad shape, running his six-three straight into Tan’s pocket queens. The 3♠ 5♣ J♣ flop gave Fu some hope, but it still wasn’t enough to overcome Tan’s ladies.

The turn brought the K♠ and Fu still had a chance to stay alive, needing a club on the river.

But the dealer revealed the A♠, and Fu’s tournament ended there.

Player	Chips
KC Kwang Chung TanSingapore	275,000(28 BB)
XF Xiaohua FuChina	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:10:27 AM

Priniotakis Flushes For A Double Up

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

K Priniotakis shoved all-in for 151,000 from UTG+2. Abraham Ceesvin three-bet to 500,000 to isolate.

K Priniotakis: 2♠ 2♣

Abraham Ceesvin: A♦ Q♠

Board: 7♣ 3♣ A♥ K♣ 6♣

Ceesvin led on the flop by spiking top pair, but Priiniotakis runnered a flush to stay alive.

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	788,000(79 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	327,000(33 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:08:09 AM

Shusuke Hooks a Double Up posted 1 hour ago by Life of Poker - Zoe

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Xiaohua Fu raised to 110,000 from middle position, only to be jammed by Kamada Shusuke on the button for 338,000. Fu quickly called off his remaining 4,000 chips, putting himself at risk.

Kamada Shusuke: A♠ K♥

Xiaohua Fu: J♥ J♠

Fu was ahead with pocket jacks and stayed in front on the 3♠ 8♣ 2♣ flop, though Shusuke still had six outs to score a knockout.

The runout came 6♠ 7♣, missing both the ace and king, and the pot was shipped Fu’s way.

Player	Chips
SK Shusuke Kamada (2)Japan	676,000(68 BB)
XF Xiaohua FuChina	31,000(3 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:05:49 AM

Nand Wins Battle Of Blinds

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Action folded to the blinds. Thanawat Nand opened to 16,000 and K Priniotakis defended.

Flop came J♠ 6♠ T♥. Nand fired 20,000 and Priiniotakis called to see a 8♣ turn.

Nand fired another 34,000 and Priniotakis surrendered.

Player	Chips
NT Nand ThanawatThailand	459,000(57 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	156,000(20 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:03:43 AM

Priniotakis Finally Gets Some Love

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

K Priniotakis opened for 17,000 from under the gun and Yang Hongwei called on the button.

Both were given a flop of A♥ 4♣ Q♥.

Priniotakis bet 12,000 and Hongwei matched to see a 7♠ turn.

Priniotakis double-barreled for 32,000 and Hongwei surrendered.

Player	Chips
HY Hongwei YangChina	229,000(29 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	205,000(26 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 3:00:06 AM

Hongwei's Rivered Set Gets Paid

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Yang Hongwei opened to 16,000 from UTG+1 and big blind Kota Yamaguchi defended.

Flop arrived 7♣ Q♠ T♥. Yamaguchi check-called the 12,000 bet of Hongwei to see a 6♠ on the turn.

Both checked to see a 5♦ river.

Yamaguchi checked and Hongwei fired 40,000. Yamaguchi stared at the board, threw in a time bank card and made the call.

Yamaguchi showed T♠ 8♠ for a pair of tens while Hongwei flashed 5♠ 5♥ for a rivered set to take down the pot.

Player	Chips
HY Hongwei YangChina	278,000(35 BB)
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	211,000(26 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:57:17 AM

Min Doubles From He

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Germaine Chow Jia Min

Junjie He opened to 16,000 and Germaine Chow Jia Min shoved all in for 55,000 on the small blind. He made the call.

Germaine Chow Jia Min: Q♥ J♣

Junjie He: A♥ T♥

Board: J♥ 4♠ Q♠ 7♦ 2♣

Min landed a two-pair on the flop and held on for a crucial double up.

Player	Chips
JH Junjie HeChina	909,000(114 BB)
CJ Chow Jia Min GermaineTurkey	126,000(16 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:55:54 AM

Ceesvin Regains Chip Lead

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Abraham Ceesvin

Abraham Ceesvin opened to 16,000 from UTG+1 and K Priniotakis defended his big blind.

Flop came T♣ 7♦ K♥

Priniotakis check-called the 12,000 bet of Ceesvin to open a 4♠ on the turn.

Priniotakis once again checked, then folded to the 35,000 bet of Ceesvin.

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	994,000(124 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	177,000(22 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:52:09 AM

Backdoor Flush Cracks Akiyama’s Set

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Manabu Akiyama

Manabu Akiyama shoved all in from middle position for 85,000, and Jason Chau called from the cutoff, putting the Japanese player’s tournament life on the line.

Jason Chau: A♦ K♠

Manabu Akiyama: 9♣ 9♦

Akiyama was in great shape to double up on the 9♠ K♣ 6♠ flop, improving to a set while giving Chau a backdoor flush draw.

The dealer dropped the 5♠ on the turn, leaving Chau one spade short of a knockout.

Then came the river 3♠, completing Chau’s flush.

Just like that, Akiyama hit the rail and walked away from the felt.

Player	Chips
JW Jason Wai Kit LauMalaysia	634,000(79 BB)
AM Akiyama ManabuJapan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:50:43 AM

Wongwichit Finds Lucky River To Stay Alive

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Jia Han from China opened the action from late position, and Phachara Wongwichit on the button responded with a raise. Han made the call, and they went heads-up to the flop.

The dealer fanned K♦ 9♦ 6♠, and Wongwichit continued his aggression with a bet of 30,000. Han wasted no time and raised it up to 100,000. The Thai national made the call.

The turn brought the 8♠, and Han quickly moved all-in, easily covering Wongwichit’s remaining 112,000 chips. With his tournament life on the line, Wongwichit called.

Phachara Wongwichit: T♦ T♠

Jia Han: K♥ Q♣

Wongwichit was in bad shape, needing help to survive, and help truly arrived in the form of a miracle 7♠ on the river, giving him a straight and a critical double-up to stay in contention.

Player	Chips
PW Phachara WongwichitThailand	544,000(68 BB)
JH Jian HanChina	435,000(54 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:46:15 AM

Wen Scoops On A Straight Over Straight

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

K Priniotakis opened to 16,000 on the hi-jack and Hsu Chia Wen defended her big blind.

The flop came 6♠ 3♠ 4♣ Wen check-called the 10,000 bet of Priniotakis.

The turn came T♣ and both checked to see a 5♥ on the river.

Wen led out for 40,000 and Priniotakis called.

Wen showed A♦ 7♥ for a 3-to-7 straight while Priniotakis showed K♥ 2♥ for the lower straight.

Player	Chips
CW Chia Wen HsuTaiwan	309,000(39 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	230,000(29 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:43:51 AM

Peng Sends Komori Packing Early

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Maito Komori open-shoved on the button for 45,000 and was put on the line by Sishu Peng from the big blind.

Maito Komori: K♠ 9♦

Sishu Peng: A♠ T♦

Peng held the dominance with ace-high and extended on the T♠ 2♣ A♣ flop, improving him to two pair.

A runout came 8♦ 7♥, sending Komori to the rail early in the day.

Player	Chips
SP Sishu PengChina	125,000(16 BB)
MK Maito KomoriJapan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:40:00 AM

Jason Lau's Triple-Up Denied In Savage Fashion

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Xiaohua Fu opened from early position, and action folded around to Kannapong Thanarattrakul in the small blind, who moved all-in for around 80,000. Jason Lau, sitting in the big blind, re-shoved for slightly less, and Fu snap-called, setting up a massive three-way all-in.

Jason Lau: Q♥ Q♦

Kannapong Thanarattrakul: A♠ K♣

Xiaohua Fu: A♣ K♥

Lau found himself in a dream situation with pocket queens against two players holding ace-king. The board ran out: T♥ 5♠ 4♥ 4♦, keeping Lau comfortably ahead, until the brutal K♦ peeled off on the river, giving both opponents top pair and sending the Malaysian pro to the rail in heartbreaking fashion.

Player	Chips
XF Xiaohua FuChina	455,000(57 BB)
KT Kannapong ThanarattrakulThailand	115,000(14 BB)
JW Jason Wai Kit LauMalaysia	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:35:17 AM

He's Set Gets Hot Early

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Kota Yamaguchi opened to 16,000 for UTG+2 and Junjie He called on the button as did K Priniotakis on the big blind.

The three players were given a flop of 6♠ 7♥ 4♣

Priniotakis led out for 12,000. Yamaguchi called and He raised it to 24,000.

Priniotakis three-bet to 75,000. Yamaguchi stepped down and He called.

The turn came Q♠ and Priniotakis led out with 75,000. He tanked and then raised it to 225,000. Priniotakis made the call.

The river threw in a 2♥ . Both checked.

Yamguchi showed 9♠ 7♠ for a pair of sevens and a busted flush draw and He showed 7♣ 7♦ for a set of sevens to take down the huge pot and jump to the top of the chip leader board, overtkaing Abraham Ceesvin.

Player	Chips
JH Junjie HeChina	947,000(118 BB)
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	307,000(38 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	277,000(35 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:32:43 AM

Ho Turns the Tide with River Bet

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Poseidon Ho

With around 40,000 chips in the middle, the flop dealt 6♦ A♠ 9♣ and Poseidon Ho checked from the big blind to Jason Chau, who led out for 14,000. Ho stuck around.

It went check-check on the 7♦ turn.

When the 5♥ came on the river, Ho fired out 30,000. It was good for the pot as Chau laid it down.

Player	Chips
SH Sai Hang Jason ChauHong Kong	525,000(66 BB)
PH Poseidon HoTaiwan	282,000(35 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:28:01 AM

All-Ins Everywhere

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

With play resuming today just after the money bubble burst yesterday, short stacks have been moving all-in left and right.

In this hand, Yu-Chien Kung shoved his last 12,000 from early position. It folded to Kenta Takahara in late position, who isolated with a raise to 35,000. Huu Phan, sitting on the button, then bumped it up to 75,000.

Takahara didn’t back down and moved all-in for around 400,000. Phan folded after a brief tank, and Kung now had a chance to triple up.

Yu-Chien Kung: J♠ 6♠ Kenta Takahara: A♥ K♥

The flop brought some hope for Kung as it came T♦ 8♦ 6♦, giving him a pair of sixes. The A♠ on the turn put him on the verge of elimination, but the river delivered the miracle 6♣, giving Kung trips and keeping the Taiwanese player alive.

Phan couldn’t help but express his frustration, revealing he folded A♦ J♦, which would’ve made the nut flush on the flop.

Player	Chips
PH Phan Huu Minh TriViet Nam	582,000(73 BB)
KT Kenta TakaharaJapan	516,000(65 BB)
YC Yu Chien KungTaiwan	56,000(7 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:25:32 AM

Ji Defends Big Blind and Gets Paid

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Yuzhu Wang raised to 16,000 from the hijack and Xianqing Ji defended his big blind.

The two opted to check on the 2♦ 8♦ 6♣ flop to see a K♠ fall on the turn, where Ji check-called a bet of 25,000 from Wang.

When the 9♣ filled out the board, it went check-check.

Ji revealed 8♠ 5♦ for a flopped pair of eights. Wang mucked his cards, relinquishing the pot.

Player	Chips
XJ Xiaqing JiChina	315,000(39 BB)
YW Yuzhu WangChina	204,000(26 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:20:54 AM

River Pressure from Ho

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Jason Chau

Poseidon Ho opened to 16,000 from early position and Jason Chau defended his big blind.

Chau check-called a bet of 15,000 from Ho on the 5♥ K♠ 4♠ flop to the 8♣ turn, where it went check-check.

When the 4♣ filled out the board Chau checked to Ho, who then fired out 60,000. Chau check-folded.

Player	Chips
SH Sai Hang Jason ChauHong Kong	575,000(72 BB)
PH Poseidon HoTaiwan	223,000(28 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 2:01:00 AM

Cards Are in the Air

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Play has begun, and cards are in the air for Day 3 of the APT Main Event. Players are now on their journey toward the ultimate goal.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

8/7/2025, 1:38:33 AM

APT Incheon Main Event Day 3 Begins with Dicky Tsang in Title Defense

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

A starting gun fires at 11:15 a.m. local time for Day 3 of the KRW 2,500,000 APT Incheon Main Event inside Paradise City Casino, which has broken the record for the richest Korea-based Main Event with a history-making 1,281 entries.

After battling through intense competition on Day 2, 191 players successfully secured a share of the massive KRW 2,766,660,000 ($2,000,477) prize pool, guaranteeing a minimum payout of KRW 3,760,000 ($2,720).

With such an impressive turnout, the coveted top prize of KRW 483,890,000 (~$349,885) is set aside for the eventual champion, along with the Grand Lion Trophy and ultimate glory.

A♠ an added bonus, the top three finishers will not only take home a hefty prize but also earn a seat to the APTC Main Event, worth KRW 13,830,000 (~$10,000), awarded to the winner.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	954,000(119 BB)
SS Shuzo SekineJapan	867,000(108 BB)
KS Kazuhiro ShirasawaJapan	792,000(99 BB)
DY Daito YamashitaJapan	727,000(91 BB)
JH Jian HanChina	717,000(90 BB)
JL Jun LiUnited Kingdom	673,000(84 BB)
YC Yifan CaoChina	660,000(83 BB)
VM Vladimir MunitsRussia	631,000(79 BB)
TY Tomoyuki YoshimiyaJapan	620,000(78 BB)
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	605,000(76 BB)

Abraham Ceesvin bagged a tremendous stack of 954,000 to capture the chip lead. Starting from Flight A, Ceesvin entered Day 2 as one of the shortest stacks but ended the day as the only player to surpass the 900,000-chip mark. The four-time APT title winner showed incredible resilience, truly a force to be reckoned with.

Among the crowd is former APT Incheon 2019 Main Event champion Dicky Tsang, whose name is graced with five APT titles. The former champion stayed alive and ended Day 2 with 175,000 in chips, looking poised to write an underdog story and showcasing a strong bid for his title defense run.

Dicky Tsang

Much like Tsang, the field is stacked with multiple title-holding players, including Valeriy Pak (472,000), Kevin Choi (544,000), Jason Chau (537,000), Kyosuke Nagami (373,000), Phachara Wongwichit (230,000), and Jason Lau (151,300).

With such a stacked field, it promises to be a thrilling day for all contenders vying for the ultimate goals.

Place	Payout (KRW)	Payout (USD)
1	483,890,000	$349,885
2	280,690,000	$202,955
3	197,570,000	$142,855
4	146,890,000	$106,210
5	114,180,000	$82,560
6	85,380,000	$61,735
7	65,210,000	$47,150
8	46,330,000	$33,500
9	35,750,000	$25,850

*Plus an APTC Main Event Seat worth KRW 13,830,000 (~$10,000)

Blinds resume at 4,000/8,000 with a 4,000 big blind ante and will last for 57 minutes. All remaining players will battle through either ten 60-minute levels or until the field is trimmed down to 48 contenders, whichever comes first.

Keep watching as the action unfolds and the 2025 APT Incheon Main Event heads toward its thrilling conclusion.

SMPSMP

8/6/2025, 4:11:17 PM

Day 3 - 191 Players

Chip Count

Player	Chips
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	954,000
SS Shuzo SekineJapan	867,000
KS Kazuhiro ShirasawaJapan	792,000
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	727,000
DY Daito YamashitaJapan	727,000
JH Jian HanChina	717,000
PH Phan Huu Minh TriViet Nam	674,000
JL Jun LiUnited Kingdom	673,000
YC Yifan CaoChina	660,000
VM Vladimir MunitsRussia	631,000
TY Tomoyuki YoshimiyaJapan	620,000
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	605,000
JH Junjie HeChina	590,500
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	587,000
RS Rikuto SashidaJapan	579,000
ZW Zhiyi WangChina	577,000
CC Cheng ChengChina	565,000
ZW Zuyou WangChina	561,000
ST Satoshi TateuchiJapan	551,000
YL Yun Lam Kevin ChoiHong Kong	544,000
SH Sai Hang Jason ChauHong Kong	537,000
WZ Wei ZhuChina	534,000
ZZ Zhiqiang ZhangChina	521,000
SF Sho FujikiJapan	519,000
TS Thanisorn SaelorThailand	506,000
LZ Long ZhentaoChina	485,000
TN Thanh NguyenViet Nam	479,000
CE Chzhen EvgeniiRussia	478,000
VP Valeriy PakUzbekistan	472,000
LF Lloyd FontillasPhilippines	463,000
KK Kiyoto KurodaJapan	447,000
WL Wencheng LinChina	447,000
ON Ota NaokiJapan	437,000
XF Xiaohua FuChina	434,000
KC Kornkrit ChaveewanitkunThailand	423,000
KT Kenta TakaharaJapan	418,000
YN Yuichi NakaseJapan	404,000
NT Nand ThanawatThailand	402,000
CH Chi Hsiang ChiuTaiwan	400,000
CQ Cui QuanChina	400,000
NQ Nang Quang NguyenViet Nam	396,000
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	390,000
KK Keigo KotaniJapan	390,000
TT Tran ToanViet Nam	389,000
KN Kyosuke NagamiJapan	373,000
SK Sergei KimRussia	370,000
HS Hamada ShoichiroJapan	360,000
DL Dongying LingSingapore	354,000
ZX Zheng Xian WongNetherlands	338,000
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	334,000
DQ Do Quang TrinhViet Nam	332,000
MM Masaru MatsuzawaJapan	330,000
TH Tae Hoon HanNew Zealand	330,000
HX Hang XuChina	328,000
MN Mingyang NaChina	317,000
KW Ketnarin WitsarutThailand	315,000
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	315,000
GE Gleb ErshovRussia	314,000
IM Ianis MozhelisRussia	313,000
LZ Ledong ZhouChina	313,000
NZ Nan ZhaoChina	313,000
YZ Yao ZhaoChina	313,000
SF Shinya FukutomiJapan	306,000
YH Yee How LeeMalaysia	306,000
HH Hayato Hyatt MatsudaJapan	300,000
TM Tsubasa MatsukawaJapan	300,000
YW Yuzhu WangChina	299,000
SK Shixiang KhooSingapore	292,000
NM Naohiro MatsudaJapan	288,000
KD Kanwen DuChina	286,000
AI Aleksey Innokentievich LiUzbekistan	283,000
JK Jangdeok KoJapan	280,000
NP Ngoc Phuong NguyenViet Nam	278,000
VY Viktor YugayUzbekistan	278,000
HM Haohui MaChina	271,000
SK Shusuke Kamada (2)Japan	271,000
YO Yuki OzakiJapan	266,000
HY Haibo YangChina	262,000
PP Punnat PunsriThailand	258,000
BQ Bao Qiang HoSingapore	256,000
PH Poseidon HoTaiwan	255,000
AA Anusorn AsiralertsiriThailand	254,000
NY Ngai Yeung Edmond ChimHong Kong	254,000
KO Kosei OguriJapan	253,000
YW Yuji WatanabeJapan	253,000
AJ Aleksandar JakovljevicRomania	250,000
MS Miki ShiraishiJapan	250,000
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	243,000
CW Chia Wen HsuTaiwan	238,000
TH Tomoya HasegawaJapan	237,000
KW Kuen Wai Jeffrey LoHong Kong	233,000
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	230,000
PW Phachara WongwichitThailand	230,000
HT Hiroshi TanakaJapan	226,000
YK Yusuke KawanishiJapan	224,000
KN Kento NasuJapan	222,000
FJ Frank Joseph CucchiaraUnited States of America	213,000
KS Kosuke ShirahamaJapan	212,000
KT Katsunori TakeuchiJapan	206,000
KO Kouki OkumiyaJapan	205,000
WP Wing Po LiuHong Kong	205,000
YS Yuki SakaiJapan	204,000
SO Selim OulmekkiFrance	201,600
SI Shizuka IwataJapan	201,000
VT Van Tuan PhamViet Nam	199,000
HY Hongwei YangChina	198,000
FY Fang Yuan (2)China	194,000
NP Nopparut PiyatassakornThailand	194,000
YY Yoshitaka YagiJapan	193,000
XS Xiao SinuoChina	192,000
YN Yoshiro NakaboJapan	190,000
SR Shibuya RyoheiJapan	181,000
BG Batbayar GankhuyagMongolia	180,000
JL Juns LeongMalaysia	178,000
DS Dicky Siu Hang TsangHong Kong	175,000
KK Keigo KuboJapan	175,000
IM Ishihara MasanoriJapan	174,000
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	172,000
NL N-rak LertphokhanonThailand	170,000
QD Quang DoViet Nam	169,000
WM Wu MengChina	167,000
CY Chun Yu MaHong Kong	163,000
ZC Zong Chi HeTaiwan	160,000
RI Riku IchimuraJapan	155,000
YT Yixi TangChina	151,000
KC King Chun Horace LeungHong Kong	150,000
RS Ryutaro SuzukiJapan	149,000
TW Tsan Wa LiHong Kong	149,000
KK Keita KitamuraJapan	147,000
KS Kiwanont SukhumThailand	147,000
TN Tharit NanthanaThailand	139,000
BL Bing LiChina	137,000
KN Koji NagasakaJapan	134,000
YX Yuan XuChina	132,000
NM Naoki MatsumotoJapan	128,000
JW Jin Wang (2)China	123,000
TO Takashi OguraJapan	122,000
TH Tomoharu HikinoJapan	122,000
XJ Xiaqing JiChina	120,900
CZ Chi ZhangChina	119,000
CZ Changyu ZhaiChina	112,000
WA Waheed AshrafUnited Kingdom	111,000
IA Ito AkiraJapan	109,000
AM Andrew MatahiraJapan	106,000
KC Kwang Chung TanSingapore	106,000
MT Misaki TominagaJapan	106,000
AM Akiyama ManabuJapan	105,000
YF Yingkun FanChina	103,000
LH Lifu HuangChina	100,000
BL Bin LiChina	98,000
TL Tin Long ChengTaiwan	98,000
DM Daisuke MiyazakiJapan	97,000
MC Miyoung ChoSouth Korea	96,000
NH Naoki HaseJapan	95,000
YS Yunfeng SunChina	95,000
HS Hideo SawaiJapan	93,000
KT Kannapong ThanarattrakulThailand	92,000
SO Shunichi OkamotoJapan	91,000
KC Kwok Chun YipHong Kong	90,000
MD Mikael Daniel AnderssonSweden	87,000
SP Sishu PengChina	87,000
MD Mikael Daniel AnderssonSweden	87,000
YR Yu RuidiChina	81,000
TY Takashi YaguraJapan	75,000
CJ Chow Jia Min GermaineTurkey	71,000
YC Yeow Chung ChongSingapore	71,000
YH Yuma HamamuraJapan	71,000
YN Yusuke NomuraJapan	69,000
YY Yasuhiro YamamotoJapan	67,000
MZ Mingjie ZhangChina	66,000
MP Matuphoom PangsrivinijThailand	63,000
YT Yu Tang WangTaiwan	60,000
LY Leung Yik ChingHong Kong	59,000
QW Qian WuChina	57,000
SD Sakan DhangwatnotaiThailand	55,000
AF Aiischa FoxUnited States of America	54,000
TN Takamitsu NamikiJapan	53,200
CC Chien Chih WengTaiwan	53,000
EK Eisuke KatsurenJapan	52,000
KW Kyosuke WatanabeJapan	51,000
CW Chih Wei FanTaiwan	50,000
MF Man Fei Caleb ChuiHong Kong	46,000
JW Jason Wai Kit LauMalaysia	45,000
MK Maito KomoriJapan	44,000
MK Masayoshi KimparaJapan	42,000
JW Jinqi WangChina	41,000
RM Rishi MehraIndia	40,000
TK Takeshi KishiJapan	32,000
HZ Hongjun ZhaoChina	15,000
YX Yu Xin LiuCanada	15,000
YC Yu Chien KungTaiwan	12,000
AC Andy ChenCanada	11,100

Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
KC Kwok Chun YipHong Kong	90,000	1	1
MS Miki ShiraishiJapan	250,000	1	2
CH Chi Hsiang ChiuTaiwan	400,000	1	3
EK Eisuke KatsurenJapan	52,000	1	4
NP Nopparut PiyatassakornThailand	194,000	1	5
LF Lloyd FontillasPhilippines	463,000	1	6
DL Dongying LingSingapore	354,000	1	7
KN Kyosuke NagamiJapan	373,000	1	8
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	243,000	2	1
YN Yuichi NakaseJapan	404,000	2	2
JL Jun LiUnited Kingdom	673,000	2	3
WP Wing Po LiuHong Kong	205,000	2	4
KN Kento NasuJapan	222,000	2	5
TS Thanisorn SaelorThailand	506,000	2	6
MF Man Fei Caleb ChuiHong Kong	46,000	2	7
YL Yun Lam Kevin ChoiHong Kong	544,000	2	8
JH Junjie HeChina	590,500	3	1
NT Nand ThanawatThailand	402,000	3	2
KP Kookchunantoine PriniotakisFrance	605,000	3	3
CJ Chow Jia Min GermaineTurkey	71,000	3	4
AA Abraham Abdulla CeesvinSingapore	954,000	3	5
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	315,000	3	6
CW Chia Wen HsuTaiwan	238,000	3	7
HY Hongwei YangChina	198,000	3	8
MT Misaki TominagaJapan	106,000	4	1
KK Keita KitamuraJapan	147,000	4	2
YX Yuan XuChina	132,000	4	3
AI Aleksey Innokentievich LiUzbekistan	283,000	4	4
LZ Long ZhentaoChina	485,000	4	5
YH Yuma HamamuraJapan	71,000	4	6
YY Yasuhiro YamamotoJapan	67,000	4	7
MZ Mingjie ZhangChina	66,000	4	8
JH Jian HanChina	717,000	5	1
PW Phachara WongwichitThailand	230,000	5	2
TN Takamitsu NamikiJapan	53,200	5	3
ZW Zuyou WangChina	561,000	5	4
VM Vladimir MunitsRussia	631,000	5	5
CY Chun Yu MaHong Kong	163,000	5	6
HY Haibo YangChina	262,000	5	7
KK Keigo KotaniJapan	390,000	5	8
KD Kanwen DuChina	286,000	6	1
AJ Aleksandar JakovljevicRomania	250,000	6	2
MD Mikael Daniel AnderssonSweden	87,000	6	3
KW Ketnarin WitsarutThailand	315,000	6	4
IA Ito AkiraJapan	109,000	6	5
FY Fang Yuan (2)China	194,000	6	6
RS Rikuto SashidaJapan	579,000	6	7
YY Yoshitaka YagiJapan	193,000	6	8
WM Wu MengChina	167,000	7	1
YC Yeow Chung ChongSingapore	71,000	7	2
HM Haohui MaChina	271,000	7	3
AH Ayaka HonkeJapan	390,000	7	4
SF Sho FujikiJapan	519,000	7	5
NM Naoki MatsumotoJapan	128,000	7	6
BG Batbayar GankhuyagMongolia	180,000	7	7
TN Thanh NguyenViet Nam	479,000	7	8
TW Tsan Wa LiHong Kong	149,000	8	1
HS Hamada ShoichiroJapan	360,000	8	2
JK Jangdeok KoJapan	280,000	8	3
KS Kiwanont SukhumThailand	147,000	8	4
VT Van Tuan PhamViet Nam	199,000	8	5
NZ Nan ZhaoChina	313,000	8	6
YW Yuji WatanabeJapan	253,000	8	7
TL Tin Long ChengTaiwan	98,000	8	8
TH Tomoharu HikinoJapan	122,000	9	1
CZ Chi ZhangChina	119,000	9	2
MC Miyoung ChoSouth Korea	96,000	9	3
VY Viktor YugayUzbekistan	278,000	9	4
WA Waheed AshrafUnited Kingdom	111,000	9	5
ZZ Zhiqiang ZhangChina	521,000	9	6
NY Ngai Yeung Edmond ChimHong Kong	254,000	9	7
MP Matuphoom PangsrivinijThailand	63,000	9	8
YO Yuki OzakiJapan	266,000	10	1
DY Daito YamashitaJapan	727,000	10	2
HS Hideo SawaiJapan	93,000	10	3
KT Kenta TakaharaJapan	418,000	10	4
PH Phan Huu Minh TriViet Nam	674,000	10	5
CC Cheng ChengChina	565,000	10	6
BQ Bao Qiang HoSingapore	256,000	10	7
YC Yu Chien KungTaiwan	12,000	10	8
AC Andy ChenCanada	11,100	11	1
YZ Yao ZhaoChina	313,000	11	2
QW Qian WuChina	57,000	11	3
KS Kazuhiro ShirasawaJapan	792,000	11	4
DQ Do Quang TrinhViet Nam	332,000	11	5
IM Ishihara MasanoriJapan	174,000	11	6
LH Lifu HuangChina	100,000	11	7
CQ Cui QuanChina	400,000	11	8
TY Takashi YaguraJapan	75,000	12	1
DS Dicky Siu Hang TsangHong Kong	175,000	12	2
TN Tharit NanthanaThailand	139,000	12	3
YT Yixi TangChina	151,000	12	4
YS Yuki SakaiJapan	204,000	12	5
SD Sakan DhangwatnotaiThailand	55,000	12	6
DM Daisuke MiyazakiJapan	97,000	12	7
KO Kosei OguriJapan	253,000	12	8
KT Kannapong ThanarattrakulThailand	92,000	13	1
JW Jason Wai Kit LauMalaysia	45,000	13	2
XF Xiaohua FuChina	434,000	13	3
YX Yu Xin LiuCanada	15,000	13	4
TK Takeshi KishiJapan	32,000	13	5
SK Sergei KimRussia	370,000	13	6
SK Shusuke Kamada (2)Japan	271,000	13	7
YR Yu RuidiChina	81,000	13	8
ZW Zhiyi WangChina	577,000	14	1
KC King Chun Horace LeungHong Kong	150,000	14	2
LY Leung Yik ChingHong Kong	59,000	14	3
AA Anusorn AsiralertsiriThailand	254,000	14	4
SI Shizuka IwataJapan	201,000	14	5
KK Keigo KuboJapan	175,000	14	6
LZ Ledong ZhouChina	313,000	14	7
ZX Zheng Xian WongNetherlands	338,000	14	8
CE Chzhen EvgeniiRussia	478,000	15	1
SO Selim OulmekkiFrance	201,600	15	2
AM Akiyama ManabuJapan	105,000	15	3
BL Bin LiChina	98,000	15	4
SH Sai Hang Jason ChauHong Kong	537,000	15	5
MK Maito KomoriJapan	44,000	15	6
PH Poseidon HoTaiwan	255,000	15	7
SP Sishu PengChina	87,000	15	8
TM Tsubasa MatsukawaJapan	300,000	16	1
WL Wencheng LinChina	447,000	16	2
TH Tomoya HasegawaJapan	237,000	16	3
SF Shinya FukutomiJapan	306,000	16	4
KS Kosuke ShirahamaJapan	212,000	16	5
NL N-rak LertphokhanonThailand	170,000	16	6
TH Tae Hoon HanNew Zealand	330,000	16	7
NQ Nang Quang NguyenViet Nam	396,000	16	8
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	230,000	17	1
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	172,000	17	2
XJ Xiaqing JiChina	120,900	17	3
YK Yusuke KawanishiJapan	224,000	17	4
SR Shibuya RyoheiJapan	181,000	17	5
YW Yuzhu WangChina	299,000	17	6
KO Kouki OkumiyaJapan	205,000	17	7
VP Valeriy PakUzbekistan	472,000	17	8
SO Shunichi OkamotoJapan	91,000	18	1
TO Takashi OguraJapan	122,000	18	2
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	334,000	18	3
BL Bing LiChina	137,000	18	4
HT Hiroshi TanakaJapan	226,000	18	5
KW Kuen Wai Jeffrey LoHong Kong	233,000	18	6
CW Chih Wei FanTaiwan	50,000	18	7
RM Rishi MehraIndia	40,000	18	8
YT Yu Tang WangTaiwan	60,000	19	1
PP Punnat PunsriThailand	258,000	19	2
NH Naoki HaseJapan	95,000	19	3
GE Gleb ErshovRussia	314,000	19	4
QD Quang DoViet Nam	169,000	19	5
ZC Zong Chi HeTaiwan	160,000	19	6
AF Aiischa FoxUnited States of America	54,000	19	7
CZ Changyu ZhaiChina	112,000	19	8
KT Katsunori TakeuchiJapan	206,000	20	1
YC Yifan CaoChina	660,000	20	2
YN Yoshiro NakaboJapan	190,000	20	3
HX Hang XuChina	328,000	20	4
SS Shuzo SekineJapan	867,000	20	5
WZ Wei ZhuChina	534,000	20	6
IM Ianis MozhelisRussia	313,000	20	7
FJ Frank Joseph CucchiaraUnited States of America	213,000	20	8
TT Tran ToanViet Nam	389,000	21	1
YS Yunfeng SunChina	95,000	21	2
HH Hayato Hyatt MatsudaJapan	300,000	21	3
NP Ngoc Phuong NguyenViet Nam	278,000	21	4
HZ Hongjun ZhaoChina	15,000	21	5
XS Xiao SinuoChina	192,000	21	6
TY Tomoyuki YoshimiyaJapan	620,000	21	7
KW Kyosuke WatanabeJapan	51,000	21	8
AC Alex Christopher LindopUnited Kingdom	727,000	22	1
KC Kwang Chung TanSingapore	106,000	22	2
JL Juns LeongMalaysia	178,000	22	3
RI Riku IchimuraJapan	155,000	22	4
CC Chien Chih WengTaiwan	53,000	22	5
KK Kiyoto KurodaJapan	447,000	22	6
AM Andrew MatahiraJapan	106,000	22	7
KC Kornkrit ChaveewanitkunThailand	423,000	22	8
MM Masaru MatsuzawaJapan	330,000	23	1
SK Shixiang KhooSingapore	292,000	23	2
RS Ryutaro SuzukiJapan	149,000	23	3
YF Yingkun FanChina	103,000	23	4
YH Yee How LeeMalaysia	306,000	23	5
JW Jin Wang (2)China	123,000	23	6
ST Satoshi TateuchiJapan	551,000	23	7
MN Mingyang NaChina	317,000	23	8
YN Yusuke NomuraJapan	69,000	24	1
KN Koji NagasakaJapan	134,000	24	2
DH Daniel Hyongin LeeUnited States of America	587,000	24	3
MK Masayoshi KimparaJapan	42,000	24	4
NM Naohiro MatsudaJapan	288,000	24	5
JW Jinqi WangChina	41,000	24	6
ON Ota NaokiJapan	437,000	24	7