APT Main Event (55,000 TWD)

Anusorn Asiralertsiri raised to 415,000 from the small blind and Binglong Peh called for his last 305,000 chips in the big blind to put himself at risk.

Anusorn Asiralerrtsiri: A♦ 3♣

Binglong Peh: A♠ 6♣

A board ran out T♣ 4♦ A♣ 4♠ 5♣ , giving both players 2 pair with a ten kicker, making it a chopped pot.

We caught the action with three sets of cards lined up in the middle for a three-way all-in.

Binglong Peh: 7♦ 7♠

Hon Leung Ip: Q♣ 9♣

Martin Sedlak: A♦ K♠

The board ran out A♠ A♣ K♠ Q♠ T♣

It was all over on the flop as Sedlak flopped a full house with his big slick. Both Peh and Ip were taken out of the tournament in one fell swoop.

Binglong Peh opened the button to 50,000, only to be jammed on by Keng Yong Tan for 186,000 and Peh called to put his opponent at risk.

Binglong Peh: T♥ 9♥

Keng Yong Tan: A♣ Q♠

Tan thought he was busted and was ready to leave the field as a monotone flop came 8♦ 9♦ 6♦ , improving Peh to a pair of nines.

However, another diamond came on the turn with a 5♦ , and Peh stopped Tan from leaving, for it might be a chop pot.

Indeed, it was a chop hand when the river showed the J♦ , keeping Tan alive in the field.

The board showed T♣ 7♠ 5♣ when Peh Binglong shoved his last 237,000 all-in. Tom Verbruggen made the call.

Binglong showed A♠ T♠ for top pair while Verbruggen showed A♣ 7♣ for mid-pair and a flush draw.

The board completed 6♦ A♥ giving Binglong the better two-pair for a double-up.

Hazel Chui open-shoved in the cutoff for 198,000 and was put at risk by Binglong Peh from the big blind.

Binglong Peh : A♦ K♦

Hazel Chiu: J♦ J♣

Chiu dominated the lead in the flip throughout the board ran of Q♦ 3♣ 4♠ 2♠ Q♥ , leaving Peh’s Big Slick unimproved and locking up a double-up for Chiu.