Main Event (35,000,000 VND)

Jon Rounce-Sue raised to 400,000 on the button and small blind Sarah Pham and big blind Choi Hun Tae called. The three were given a flop of 3♦ 5♥ Q♥. All checked for a free turn 4♦. Pham led with 700,000 with only Choi Hun Tae staying.

The river was a 2♠. Pham spent two-time bank cards before deciding to bet all-in for 1,200,000. Choi HUn Tae snap called and showed the A♦ 2♥ to make a wheel straight. Pham flipped over a second-best Q♣ J♣ for a pair of queens that were not enough for her to continue her Main Event journey, ending at 12th place.

Nguyen Tien Son raised to 400,000 on the hi-jack and Sarah Pham defended the big blind. The flop arrived K♣ 9♥ 7♠. Pham check-called the 325,000 bet of Son to open a T♣ on the turn. Both checked to see a Q♦ river. Sarah thought hard, spent a time-bank token and counted off 1,075,000 to push past the betting line. Son also used a time-bank token and thought hard, but eventually backed down.

Action folded to the blinds. Small blind Sarah Pham just completed and big blind Choi Hun Tae checked his option for a friendly flop of A♠ T♣ 3♦. Both checked to see an A♣ turn. Pham led out with 175,000 and Choi Hun Tae called to see a 6♣ river. Pham checked and Choi Hun Tae bet 425,000. Pham tanked, threw in a time-bank token and also threw in the towel.

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Nguyen Tien Son raised to 240,000 on the button. Sarah Pham three-bet re-raised to 750,000 in the small blind. Son answered back by shoving 2,340,000 all-in. Pham tanked, looked at her cards, tried to get a read on her opponent, wondered if unicorns and dragons got along, threw in a time-bank card and threw in the towel.

Thi Minh Hong Pham raised to 160,000 on the button and Ryan Hong defended the big blind. The flop came J♠ T♦ 7♠ . Hong check-called the 165,000 c-bet of Pham to see a 4♦ turn. Hong check-called the 350,000 bet again to see a 2♣ river. Both checked.

Hong showed K♠ 4♠ for a pair of fours while Pham showed A♦ 5♦ for an ace-high hand. The chips get shipped Hong's way.

Li Mu Ze raised 550,000 all-in from the hi-jack and Thi Minh Hong Pham made a heat check in the small blind with a call. Ze showed A♣ J♠ while Thi Minh Hong Pham showed A♠ 9♣.

The board ran T♠ 3♣ 5♣ 6♣ K♥. Both missed, but the Ace-high with a jack of Li Mu Ze was good enough to take down the pot and double up.

Thi Minh Hong Pham raised to 110,000 from UTG+2 and was called by Li Mu Ze on the small blind and Felix Favre on the big blind. The three were shown a flop of 5♥ 4♣ 8♦.

Both blinds checked to the raiser and Thi Minh Hong Pham obliged with a 125,000 bet. Li Mu Ze got out of the way, but Favre shoved all-in for his last 560,000. Pham double-checked her cards and made the call.

Favre showed 5♠ 4♠ for two pair while Pham showed 5♦ 5♣ for a set of fives. Favre was drawing dead on the K♠ turn and the 6♥ was just a formality.

Martin Gonzales shoved his last 650,000 all-in with Thi Minh Hong Pham making the call. Gonzales showed 9♦ 8♦ while Thi Minh Hong Pham showed A♠ A♥. The board ran K♥ T♠ 9♠ 2♠ 6♠ to give Thi Minh Hong Pham the pot while sending Gonzales to the exit.

We missed the hand, but we did see the chips shipped in the way of Thi Minh Hong Pham. She even helped the dealer by just scooping the remaining chips from her former seat mate Laurinaitis Vytautas to boost her chip stack.

Pham Duy Anh shoved for last 57,000 with Q♠ T♠ and Thi Minh Hong Pham defended her big blind with A♠ 5♦. Board completed K♠ 2♠ T♥ A♣ A♦. Pham Duy Anh was ahead on the flop, but Thi Minh Hong Pham overtook on the turn and slammed on the river to bust out Pham Duy Anh.