Main Event (45,000 PHILIPPINE PESO)

With the action folded to the HJ of Jason Magbanua, he raises to 90,000. Suddenly from the BB, former chip leader Moses Saquing declares he is all-in for his remaining chip stack of 720,000. Magbanua calls.

Saquing tables K♦ 8♦ while Magbanua shows A♥ K♠, dominating Saquing's hand.

The first three community cards kept Magbanua in the lead: A♣ 4♣ 4♦ . However, the turn card was the A♦ . The third ace of Magbanua gave the nut flush redraw to Saquing.

The river was a miss as it cme out to be the 3♥ .

Saquing, who many believed was a lock to make the Final Table, falls short.

All players now guaranteed PhP198,000 (~US$3,535):

The short stacks are beginning to dissipate as another all-in preflop ended the run of Japan's Shintaro Ono as Filipino Moses Saquing made a raise from the +2 for 40,000 and got 3-bet all-in by the Japanese player for 280,000. Saquing made the call.

Ono flipped over A♣ 9♥ which was completely dominated by Saquing's A♠ Q♦ .

The run out gave Saquing the lead for good as it went 2♠ 2♦ 8♣ Q♥ K♣ .

Saquing's stack is beginning to dwarf the competition at 1.75 million.

Jung Seungmook of Korea raises from the +1 position for 20,000 as the action gets folded to Filipino Moses Saquing on the D who 3-bets to 40,000. Jung calls.

The flop is 5♦ 7♣ 9♠ as both players check.

The turn yields the J♦ . Jung still checks and Saquing now unloads 50,000 which still gets called by the Korean.

The river is the J♥ . Jung checks a third time and this time Saquing applies pressure with a bet of 100,000. Jung still calls as the Filipino unveils A♣ A♥. Jung mucks and takes a serious hit to his stack.

Saquing now joins Tomoya Kakihara of Japan in the One Million Chip Club.

Filipino poker veteran Moses Saquing starts the action by raising UTG for 17,000 and as it is folded to the SB, Ryan Ming Hong of Australia re-raises all-in for 152,000. Saquing calls the shove.

Hong turns over K♦ Q♦ and is in a race situation against the Filipino's J♦ J♠ .

The flop is 4♣ 3♣ J♣ giving Saquing a set and rendering the Australian to a zero chance of staying alive unless running clubs happen to force a chop.

The 6♠ on the turn assures that Hong is drawing dead and the meaningless 3♥ on the river busts Hong.

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