APT Main Event (60,000 PHP)

With the tournament down to the final seven hands, players were looking to double up or go broke, hoping to secure a spot in Day 2 or take one last shot by re-entering the final flight of Day 1.

Such was the case at Table #30, where action was picked up on a completed board, with Kim Enriquez at risk in an all-in showdown against Jeffrey Pamplona.

Kim Enriquez: Q♥ 9♥

Jeffrey Pamplona: 8♥ T♦

Board: 6♥ 5♣ 2♥ T♠ 5♥

Both players hit a flush on the river, but Enriquez held the superior hand, securing a crucial double-up at the expense of Pamplona's stack.

Kim Enriquez raised to 3,000 from the hijack and received three callers: Thanapipat Peesanough on the button, Kwonhwan Mun and Anant Purohit from the blinds.

Four players read a flop of A♦ 8♠ 8♦ , and the blinds checked to Enriquez, who continued for 4,400, which only Mun dropped in a call to see the Q♣ fall on the turn. The action went check-check.

The 7♥ landed on the river, where Mun fired out 25,000. After tanking for a long time, Enriquez still couldn't make up his mind. Eventually, Mun had to call the floor for the time. Another one minute passed, Enriquez finally made the call. Mun revealed an unbeatable full house with 8♣ 7♠ , leaving Enriquez no choice but to forfeit the pot and muck his cards.

With around 9,000 in the middle on a flop of 8♥ 6♣ J♥ , Kim Enriquez bet 6,000 from the cutoff, only to be immediately raised to 15,000 by Hua Han on the button. Kwonhwan Mun and Dmitri Urban folded, before Enriquez moved all in for his remaining chips. Han quickly called.

Kim Enriquez: A♠ J♣

Hua Han: K♥ T♥

Enriquez was ahead with top pair, while Han was chasing a flush. The turn 3♠ and river Q♦ failed to improve Han, securing a huge double-up for Enriquez as the dealer pushed the pot his way.

Kim Enriquez raised to 1,000 from the cutoff and Randolph Acacio made the call from the small blind.

A flop ran out A♣ T♦ 7♦ , and Acacio Johnstone checked it to Enriquez , who continued for 1,200. Acacio called to see a Q♦ fall on the turn, where both checked through.

The river carried out 8♦ . Acacio check-called after Enriquez bet 1,500. After Acacio tabled a rivered flush with A♦ 6♥ , Enriquez sent his cards into the muck.