Day 2
Tetsuya Fujiwara Eliminated in 12th Place
Tetsuya Fujiwara pushed all-in with his shorter stack from the hijack and was called by Sumin Im on the button. It was a best case scenario for the player from Japan but the K♠ 4♦ 3♠ 2♣ Q♠ board ended his run in 12th place.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | Q♣9♣ | busted |
SI Sumin Im | 4♠4♦ | 742,000(62 BB) |
Longhao Shen Jams Into Tetsuya Fujiwara
Longhao Shen raised to 25,000 with the A♦ T♦ in the cutoff and Tetsuya Fujiwara called with the Q♠ J♠ in the big blind. Fujiwara check-called for 15,000 with middle pair on the K♦ J♣ 8♦ flop and checked the 7♣ turn. He then faced the shove by Shen and folded.
Player | Chips |
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LS Longhao Shen | 708,000(59 BB) |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 152,000(13 BB) |
Tetsuya Fujiwara Doubles Two Times

Tetsuya Fujiwara doubled with A♦ T♦ against the A♥ K♠ of Longhao Shen thanks to a board of J♦ 9dn 7♠ 8♥ 4♠ . He then four-bet jammed into an open raise by Shen and a three-bet by Won Beom Seo. Shen folded but Seo called with essentially even stack sizes.
The classic flip with pocket jacks versus ace-king suited saw a board of 9♥ 5♣ 4♥ J♦ Q♠ and Fujiwara doubled for 217,000. Seo had 1,000 more and won the next all-in to gain the big blind ante.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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LS Longhao Shen | 290,000(36 BB) | |
WB Won Beom Seo | A♣K♣ | 10,000(1 BB) |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | J♥J♠ | 450,000(56 BB) |
Japan Down a Player
Takeshi Odawara was eliminated by Dongwook Lee while his fellow countryman Tetsuya Fujiwara tripled his short stack. His A♦ A♣ was up against the K♣ 9♠ of Jong Hoon Lee and needed an ace on the K♦ 8♣ 2♠ A♥ K♠ runout.
Player | Chips |
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JH Jong Hoon Lee | 400,000(67 BB) |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 110,000(18 BB) |
TO Takeshi Odawara | busted |
Tsukasa Endo Leads the Way For Now
In a battle of the blinds, Junghwan Kim bet the 8♠ 7♣ 5♦ K♣ turn for 24,000 and the 3♣ river for another 38,000. Tsukasa Endo called both times and won the pot with 7♠ 6♣ , as Kim only had A♣ 6♥ for the missed straight draw and nut flush blocker.
Player | Chips |
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TE Tsukasa Endo | 690,000(115 BB) |
JH Jong Hoon Lee | 385,000(64 BB) |
LS Longhao Shen | 275,000(46 BB) |
WB Won Beom Seo | 230,000(38 BB) |
JK Junghwan Kim | 210,000(35 BB) |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 100,000(17 BB) |
Day 1C
Final Chip Counts Day 1c
Player | Chips |
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SS Sungwon Seo | 337,000(84 BB) |
TE Tsukasa Endo | 295,000(74 BB) |
JS Jaeseok Sim | 290,000(73 BB) |
LS Longhao Shen | 259,000(65 BB) |
MP Manwoo Park | 233,000(58 BB) |
MH Min Hyeong Lee | 191,000(48 BB) |
JW Jin Wook Lee | 191,000(48 BB) |
WB Won Beom Seo | 176,000(44 BB) |
HS Hui Seok Kim | 169,000(42 BB) |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 121,000(30 BB) |
JK Jihwan Kim | 69,000(17 BB) |
SL Subin Lim | 40,000(10 BB) |
Hyojin Jung Eliminated by Tetsuya Fujiwara

Hyojin Jung moved all-in for 41,000 and was called by Tetsuya Fujiwara two spots away from reaching the money on Day 1c. The dominated pair of Jung came up short on the K♥ 6♥ 3♠ K♣ A♦ board and Fujiwara set up the bubble with aces full of kings.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | A♣A♥ | 110,000(28 BB) |
HJ Hyojin Jung | 9♠9♥ | busted |
Tetsuya Fujiwara Doubles Through Jihwan Kim
Tetsuya Fujiwara was all-in after the K♥ J♦ 8♦ flop with top pair and flush draw, dominating the ace-high of Jihwan Kim who had applied pressure on the short stack. The 3♣ turn and T♥ river brought no upset as Fujiwara doubled.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | K♦Q♦ | 115,000(38 BB) |
JK Jihwan Kim | A♦7♣ | 75,000(25 BB) |
Tetsuya Fujiwara Among the Leaders

A short-stacked Hwangbae Kim put his hopes on off-suit connectors but they were under cards to the pocket jacks of big stack Tetsuya Fujiwara. The Q♠ 6♠ 5♠ flop and 6♣ turn left Kim with four outs but the 6♦ river sealed his fate for now.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | J♥J♦ | 170,000(142 BB) |
HK Hwangbae Kim | 9♥8♦ | busted |
Kiwook Kang Wins Without Showdown
Tetsuya Fujiwara raised to 1,800 from under the gun and Kiwook Kang called in the cutoff. The Q♣ T♦ 8♠ flop and 3♣ turn were checked. Fujiwara bet the K♥ river for 2,600 and Kang called, then didn't need to show any cards to win the pot as Fujiwara mucked to forfeit his ambitions.
Player | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 120,000(150 BB) |
KK Kiwook Kang | 24,000(30 BB) |
Tetsuya Fujiwara Wins Big Three-Way Clash

One player was already all-in after the J♣ J♥ 5♥ flop to receive two calls and the 3♦ turn then brought the shove by Tetsuya Fujiwara, which Kiwook Kang called with the covering stack.
The at-risk player showed Q♥ 7♥ for a flush draw, up against Fujiwara with Q♣ J♦ and Kang who held the J♠ T♥ for the same trips but weaker kicker. The river was the 6♦ and Fujiwara won the main and side pot.
Player | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 115,000(230 BB) |
KK Kiwook Kang | 24,000(48 BB) |
Up to Four Tables in Play
The field has expanded to more than 30 entries and not just one but two new tables opened in quick succession. Tetsuya Fujiwara entered followed shortly thereafter by Won Beom Seo and Yohan Trens, the latter two sitting next to each other over on table seven.
Player | Chips |
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WB Won Beom Seo | busted |
YT Yohan Trens | busted |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | busted |
Day 1B
Gwangsub Lee Busts Before Dinner
Joo Hee Oh and Yuri Murakami had re-entered, the same also applied for Gwangsub Lee. The latter got a short stack in with A♥ 5♥ against the A♣ T♥ of Tetsuya Fujiwara and was drawing dead on the turn of a J♠ T♠ T♦ 8♥ 8♣ runout.
Player | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 42,000(35 BB) |
JH Joo Hee Oh | 30,000(25 BB) |
YM Yuri Murakami | 30,000(25 BB) |
GL Gwangsub Lee | busted |
Tetsuya Fujiwara Chips Back Up
Out of a field of 57 entries, some 40 entries remain. Both Konosuke Yoshimura and Tetsuya Fujiwara are back in action over on table six and the latter chipped up in a heads-up pot just now.
With the turn showing Q♣ 8♥ 2♠ 2♣ , it checked to Fujiwara and he bet 5,700 into 8,100. His opponent reluctantly folded and exposed A♦ K♠ to get shown the J♠ by Fujiwara.
Player | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 48,000(80 BB) |
KY Konosuke Yoshimura | 37,000(62 BB) |
Alan Lau At the top So Far
Out of a field of 46 entries thus far, only 35 players remain and the man leading the way is none other than Alan "King Lun" Lau. He has nearly quadrupled the stack already while Yitaek Choi, Tetsuya Fujiwara and Konosuke Yoshimura have all departed.
Player | Chips |
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LK Lau King Lun Alan | 115,000(230 BB) |
YC Yitaek Choi | busted |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | busted |
KY Konosuke Yoshimura | busted |

Tetsuya Fujiwara Straightens out Ji Eun Park

In multi-way action to the 7♦ 5♠ 5♣ flop, Sungmin Ha in the small blind and Tetsuya Fujiwara in the big blind came along when Ji Eun Park bet 1,900. The trio checked the 9♦ turn and Fujiwara was the one to bet the 6♥ river for 5,400.
Park went long in the tank before she eventually called, but mucked after being shown 8♣ 7♣ for a straight.
Player | Chips |
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TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 38,000(127 BB) |
SH Sungmin Ha | 37,500(125 BB) |
JE Ji Eun Park | 13,000(43 BB) |
Big Bet Poker Propels Sungmin Ha
With four ways and 1,200 invested on a A♣ T♠ 2♠ flop, the 9♥ turn was checked to Ji Eun Park. She bet 2,200 this time, picking up calls from Seungmin Lee and Sungmin Ha while Tetsuya Fujiwara folded.
Ha then fired a bet of 14,000 on the 5♦ river and Park tank-folded, as did Lee.
Player | Chips |
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SH Sungmin Ha | 39,500(198 BB) |
TF Tetsuya Fujiwara | 28,000(140 BB) |
SL Seungmin Lee | 26,200(131 BB) |
JE Ji Eun Park | 25,800(129 BB) |