Main Event (18,500 PHP)

Arjun Dhingra of India is all-in preflop and is covered by fellow Indian Parikshit Jain.

Dhingra shows 5♠ 5♣ while Dhingra has a good chance of doubling thru with T♠ T♣ .

The runout provided no surprises: A♠ 6♥ K♠ 4♦ J♣ as Dhingra’s second double up brings him closer to the century chip mark.

The Philippines’ Alma Aguila opens from the +2 position for 5,000 and the action is folded to SB where Arjun Dhingra 3-bet shoves his remaining 26,000. It gets back to the Filipina who tanks and consequently makes the call.

Dhingra flips over A♥ K♣ while Aguila shows 6♥ 6♦ .

The flop immediately changes the favors for the Indian: A♦ J♣ 2♦ and the last two community cards are of no help to Aguila as the 8♣ and the 8♠ complete the runout and the double for Dhingra.

Korea’s Oh Minho opens from UTG for 1,800 and gets 3-bet in the +1 position by Arjun Dhingra of India for 4,500. Craig Gray of the United States is down to his last 700 and throws it into the pot from the HJ as the action folds to the SB of another Korean player in Lee Bonghyun who goes over the top and 4-bet shoves his remaining stack of 23,400. Oh 5-bet shoves to isolate as Dhingra does get out of the way.

Gray tables A♣ T♥ while Lee is ahead of him with A♥ Q♣ . Oh covers both and is ahead with J♠ J♥ .

The flop, however, gives the lead to Lee: 5♠ Q♥ 6♦ and the turn card is the 5♥ which now renders the American drawing dead. The river, though, produces the J♣ as Oh comes back to life with a set, railing his two opponents.

Oh’s stack nears the century mark.

India’s Parikshit Jain has it folded to him on the CO and he raises it up to 1,800. In the SB, fellow Indian Arjun Dhingra 3-bets it to 6,200. In the BB, Martin Astirga of the Philippines 4-bets everyone to 15,500 and gets his two Indian opponents to fold.