Main Event (18,500 PHP)

Lee Bonghuyn of Korea opens from the +1 position for 600 and gets re-raised by William Rogers of England on the D to 1,800. Lee calls.

The flop is T♦ J♣ 9♦ as Lee checks. Williams continues for 2,000 and gets called. The turn is A♣ and suddenly, the Korean comes out firing for 2,800. Williams opts to find a better opportunity later.

Alma Aguila of the Philippines limps in from the +2 position and one more joins from the HJ before the player in the CO raises it to 400. England’s William Rogers makes the call from the SB as does Aguila and the player in the HJ.

It is four ways to the flop of 8♦ 4♦ 9♦ as Rogers leads out for 500. Aguila raises it 2,200 as the two other players fold. Rogers calls. It is now Heads-Up to the turn where the 6♠ appears. Rogers checks and the Filipina lays out 5,000. Rogers calls again. The river is the K♣ as the Brit checks a second time. Aguila fires 10,000 and is check-raised all-in by Rogers for his remaining 16,100. Aguila covers him and makes the snap call.

Rogers unveils A♦ 3♦ for the nut flush on the flop while Aguila shows 8♠ 4♥ for two pairs on the flop.

The loss reduces Aguila’s stack significantly.

In a pot that starts with five participants, and a flop of K♥ 9♣ 7♦ , England’s William Rogers was the initial raiser and CBets to 1,500. He gets called by the Guam’s James Bonnano in the SB. The turn is the 5♦ as Roger fires anew, this time for 4,000. It’s enough to get Bonnano out of the hand.

Among those who are already in action in Level 1 are Russia's Nikolai Babushkin, 2-time winner here William Rogers of England, and American international campaigner James Bonnano