#32 PS High Roller Championship (8-Handed) (66,000 NT$)
Norway's Julian Salvesen took center stage at the PS High Roller Championship, delivering a top tier performance to secure the NT$ 1,612,000 first place prize. Out of the 98-entry field, 14 players earned a payday, but only Salvesen claimed a seven-figure prize.
Salvesen entered the final table just stacking behind Chih Yuan Wang, so it came as no surprise when the two faced off in heads up play. The battle was short but intense, with Salvesen sealing the victory in dramatic fashion. Holding 5♣ 4♠ , Salvesen hit an inside straight draw on the river to outdraw Wang's Q♦ Q♣ , claiming the win and the coveted trophy.
Total Prize USD
$166,955
Total Prize
NTS 5,468,400
Guaranteed
NTS 2,500,000
Entries
98
ITM
14
Top Payouts
| # | Payout | Player |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | NTS 1,612,000 $49,215 | JS Julian Salvesen ![Norway [NOR]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/no.svg "Norway [NOR]"){kind=small} Norway |
| 2 | NTS 988,000 $30,165 | CW Chihyuan Wang ![Taiwan [TWN]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/tw.svg "Taiwan [TWN]"){kind=small} Taiwan |
| 3 | NTS 619,000 $18,900 | JS Jereld Sam ![Singapore [SGP]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/sg.svg "Singapore [SGP]"){kind=small} Singapore |
| 4 | NTS 433,600 $13,240 | YW Yan Wen Yee ![Malaysia [MYS]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/my.svg "Malaysia [MYS]"){kind=small} Malaysia |
| 5 | NTS 328,800 $10,040 | |
| 6 | NTS 263,500 $8,045 | LJ Lee Jimin ![Korea (Republic of) [KOR]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/kr.svg "Korea (Republic of) [KOR]"){kind=small} Korea (Republic of) |
| 7 | NTS 221,500 $6,765 | HK Hyunsup Kim Korea (Republic of) |
| 8 | NTS 188,000 $5,740 | KC Kai Cheng Hsu Taiwan |
| 9 | NTS 161,000 $4,915 |
