Turbo Flight (6,500 PHP)

The action folds to Arjun Dhingra of India who raises from the D to 40,000. In the SB, Korea’s Jeong Seonghun is down to his last 41,000 and he chooses to commit it to the pot. Edison Yu of the Philippines calls from the BB and Dhingra puts in the additional 1,000 chip.

The flop is J♦ T♠ 8♦ as both players check. The turn is the 7♠ as Yu checks again and this time, the Indian bets 50,000. Yu folds.

Jeong turns over A♦ 5♣ while Dhingra already has a completed straight with 9♣ 8♥ .

The river card is the 3♦ to make the Korean’s ouster official at 11th place.

Korea’s Jeong Seonghun open shoves from UTG for his remaining stack of 146,000 and gets called by compatriot Kim Minsung from the +1 position. It folds to the BB where Filipino Rodolf Ramo is automatically all-in as failed to show up.

Jeong shows A♦ T♦ while Kim has 9♦ 9♠ .

The flop instantly gives the advantage to Jeong: T♥ 7♣ 6♠ and the last two community cards are of no help to Kim as the 3♥ and the 4♠ completes the runout to give Jeong a double up and drag Kim’s stack down to the danger zone.

Ramo still finished in 13th place despite being blinded out.

Korea’s Jong Seonghun opens from the +1 position for 20,000 as it folds to Katsuhito Kawai of Japan who commits his last 14,000 to the pot from the D. The Philippines’ Joey Pardales also calls from the SB as does big stack Leon Steward of Abkhazia from the BB.

The flop is 3♣ 2♦ 2♣ as Pardales checks. Steward bets 20,000 as Jong calls but Pardales comes in for a check-raise to 48,000. Steward calls but Jong folds. It is Heads Up to the turn for the side pot as the 9♥ arrives. Pardales goes all-in for his last 50,000 and Steward makes the call.

Pardales turns over 8♣ 8♦ while Steward needs help on the river as he tables A♥ 3♦ for a lower two pair.

The river card is the T♥ as the huge side pot is awarded to the Filipino.

For the main pot, Kawai shows Q♠ Q♥ for a quadruple up.

Steward’s stack takes a notable hit.