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InterContinental Halong Bay Resort

Viet Nam, Hạ Long

USOP Vietnam HaLong Bay 2026

2026.05.19 - 2026.06.01 Add to Calendar

U Series Of Poker

Updates Chip Counts Info

Blind level

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Entries

1/1,061

Total Chips

37,135,000

Average

37,135,000

Livestream: Mini Main Event

Watch the Final Table LIVE on USOP Facebook!

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 8:06:20 PM

China's Chengshan Wu Emerges Victorious In Mini Main Event For VND 3 Billion (~USD 113,760)

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Mini Main Event Champion Chengshan Wu With Friends

The USOP Vietnam Ha Long Bay 2026 Mini Main Event just wrapped up at the world-class InterContinental Ha Long Bay with China's Chengshan Wu lifting the trophy and pocketing the first place prize of VND 3 billion (~USD 113,760).

The event saw five Day 1 starting flights spread through the first two days that attracted a total of 1,061 entries and generated a total prize pool worth VND 18,122,220,000 (~USD 687,195), crushing the original VND 15 billion guarantee.

Tuan Anh Nguyen

FINAL DAY ACTION

There were 134 survivors that entered today’s Day 2 final with each guaranteed a minimum VND 35,000,000 (~USD 1,325) - nearly doubling their VND 20 million (~USD 760) buyin.

Entering the day as the chip leader was Vietnam’s Tuan Anh Nguyen with 1,384,000 chips amassed from flight Day 1D.

Nguyen’s stack and tournament life was under threat though from his irresponsible behavior. During the money bubble of his flight, Nguyen showed his cards to other players when the floor instructed him not to do so. He was given a warning, but continued to commit the error. Nguyen was penalized for one hand with a stern warning that if he repeated this infringement of pulling his cards off the table, then he would face disqualification from the event.

Entering Day 2 hot on his heels was South Korea’s Wongyu Kang, who bagged a close second with 1,168,000 chips (117 big blinds).

Those two were the only ones to enter Day 2 as millionaires.

Other top stacks belonged to China’s Chengshan Wu (660,000) who topped flight Day 1A and was awarded a VND 60 million bonus for the effort. Day 1B chip leader Kaiyu Zhu of China bagged 565,000 chips and took home the VND 50 million bonus.

Yinan Zhou

Outside of the top ten, some top players also in the field included Vietnam’s APT High Roller Champion Trung Quan Nguyen (312,000), 2024 WSOP Paradise Main Event winner Yinan Zhou (151,000) and APT Super High Roller winner Mingcong Chen (302,000),

Meanwhile, the women in Day 2 were represented by Hong Anh Nguyen (206,000), Qian Wang (354,000) and Miao Feng (231,000).

None of the top players mentioned earlier made it through to the final table. Yinan Zhou fell in 80th, Mingcong Chen in 45th and Trung Quan Nguyen in 32nd.

Among the women, it was Miao Feng who lasted the longest, bowing out in 62nd place.

Some of the highlight stories was forming was that of Vietnams Van Khoa Hoang, who was down to a single 25,000 chip, but managed to spin it to over a million in chips. Unfortunately, his run ended in 18th place.

The final table was formed after eight hours when Yongyi Liu found a natural death to the blinds to bust out as the final table bubble boy. Liu's stack was earlier crippled after his straight lost to the flush of Quang Thanh Do and he never recovered.

Mangkone Sanaphanith

FINAL TABLE ACTION

Mangkone Sanaphanith of Laos entered the final table as the chip leader with 7,100,000 chips. His closest rival was American Dakota Anderson with 6,100,000, followed by Van Tam Vu of Vietnam with 4,775,000,

These were the chip counts at the start of the final table:

Mangkone Sanaphanith - 7,100,000

Dakota Anderson - 6,100,000

Van Tam Vu - 4,775,000

Quang Thang Do - 4,575,000

Wang Chen - 3,850,000

Chengshan Wu - 3,700,000

Aditya Sushant - 2,850,000

Than Minh Nguyen - 2,350,000

Nhu An Le - 1,650,000

The first two levels of the final table were patient and careful with very little risks taken. Chips exchanged without much showdown.

It was on the very first hand after the break that the first final table casualty happened when China’s Wang Chen was busted out by Nhu An Le of Vietnam.

It didn’t take long before Vietnam’s Than Minh Nguyen exited, being eliminated by Mangkone Sanaphanith.

Aditya Sushant of India was the next to exit when he lost a flip to Quang Thang Do.

Aditya Sushant

Six-handed play showed a lot of action with big stacks doubling up small stacks. The trend was eventually broken after nearly two hours of play.

In a wild series of events that led to the unlikely exit of Mangkone Sanaphanith, who had led most of the final table. Sanaphanith relinquished his lead when he got damaged by the rockets of Quang Thang Do. That was followed by a hero call that went all wrong, leading to his elimination in 6th place.

Fifth place fell to the short-stacked Dakota Anderson, who was expected to fall earlier. Anderson managed the pay jump, but couldn’t spin his short stack further. The pressure of the blind levels took a toll on his stack, and was busted by Chengshan Wu when Anderson made a desperate all-in shove.

Van Tam Vu of Vietnam finished at 4th place, also at the hands of Wu.

Compatriot Nhu An Le had the shortest stack during three-handed play and wasn’t able to improve. Le was shown the exit by Quang Thang Do to set up the heads-up against Wu.

Chengshan Wu (L) and Quang Thang Do (R)

HEADS UP ACTION

Chengshan Wu had the slight advantage entering heads up with 21 million chips to the 18 million of Quang Thang Do.

It took around 30 minutes of heads-up play before Wu was crowned the champion. Wu never relinquished the lead and applied pressure to Do throughout, bringing Do’s stack to dwindle slowly.

Finally, Wu took it down when both players agreed to put their chips in pre-flop with Do at risk.

Wu’s ace-four found an ace on the flop and held against the pocket sevens of Do to claim the championship of the Mini Main Event.

The win marks Wu’s best live cash and rockets his total live earnings to over USD 250,000. This is also his first USOP title, improving from his 3rd place finish in a NLH - Hyper Turbo event during USOP Hai Phong 2024.

Meanwhile, Do earned a runner-up finish of VND 2,050,000,000 (~USD 77,735), which improves his total live earnings to over USD 200,000. This is also Do’s most significant career score.

These were the final table results:

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
1	CW Chengshan WuChina	3,000,000,000	$113,760
2	QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	2,050,000,000	$77,735
3	NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,400,000,000	$53,090
4	VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	1,011,920,000	$38,370
5	DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	791,100,000	$30,000
6	MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	631,800,000	$23,960
7	AS Aditya SushantIndia	501,700,000	$19,025
8	TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	387,200,000	$14,685
9	WC Wang ChenChina	300,000,000	$11,375

Complete Payouts & Results

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 7:58:56 PM

Quang Thang Do Eliminated in 2nd Place for VND 2,050,000,000 (~USD 77,735)

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Quang Thang Do

From the button, Chengshan Wu moved all-in, putting maximum pressure on his opponent. Quang Thang Do snap-called for his remaining 11,000,000 chips.

Quang Thang Do: 7♣ 7♥

Chengshan Wu: A♥ 4♦

Wu's supporters in the venue immediately began chanting "Ace on the flop!" to rally behind their player. The poker gods must have heard the loud shouting, as the window card was indeed the brutal A♠ , appearing alongside the 8♣ 6♣ to give Wu top pair and a stranglehold on the hand.

Left with just two outs to a seven, Do found no salvation on the 9♦ turn or the 4♣ river. The runout cemented the final victory for Wu, while Do was eliminated in a hard-fought 2nd place.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	34,000,000(57 BB)	6,000,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
2	QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	2,050,000,000	$77,735

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 7:31:11 PM

Wu Extends Lead to 3-to-1

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

After pulling off a string of consecutive pot wins, Chengshan Wu has successfully widened the gap, building a commanding 3-to-1 chip lead over Quang Thang Do.

With the momentum heavily on Wu's side, Do will need to find a crucial double-up soon to stop Wu from running away with the title.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	28,000,000(47 BB)	7,000,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	9,000,000(15 BB)	-7,000,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 7:22:04 PM

Heads-Up Set: Wu vs Do

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Chengshan Wu (L) - Quang Thang Do (R)

The Mini Main Event is officially down to its final two players! Following a fast and furious string of eliminations, Chengshan Wu and Quang Thang Do are the last two standing.

Wu holds a slight chip lead as the heads-up battle begins, but with the stacks incredibly shallow, it is still anyone's game.

The field have reached the final stretch of the tournament, stay tuned to see who will conquer the field and reign as the new Mini Main Event champion!

Player	Chips
CW Chengshan WuChina	21,000,000(35 BB)
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	16,000,000(27 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 7:15:01 PM

Nhu An Le Eliminated in 3rd Place for VND 1,400,000,000 (~USD 53,090)

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Nhu An Le

On the very next hand after Van Tam Vu's exit, Nhu Anh Le looked down at a short stack of 3,100,000 and decided to move all-in. In the big blind, Quang Thang Do found a calling hand and put Le at risk.

Nhu Anh Le: K♣ 3♠

Quang Thang Do: 8♥ 8♠

Do held the advantage with his pocket pair, and the T♥ 7♦ 4♣ flop kept him safely in the lead. The 2♦ turn brought no help for Le, and the 4♠ river officially sealed the win for Do.

Le was eliminated in 3rd place, leaving Chengshan Wu and Quang Thang Do to battle it out for the title.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	16,000,000(27 BB)	4,000,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
3	NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,400,000,000	$53,090

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 7:10:54 PM

Van Tam Vu Eliminated in 4th Place for VND 1,011,920,000 (~USD 38,370)

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Van Tam Vu

Seizing the momentum, Chengshan Wu opened the action once again with a raise to 1,200,000. In the big blind, Van Tam Vu shoved his remaining 2,000,000 into the middle, and Wu snap-called to put him at risk.

Van Tam Vu: A♠ 6♥

Chengshan Wu: T♠ 8♦

The flop came down 9♠ 8♠ 2♠ , giving Wu middle pair to take the lead. Meanwhile, Vu picked up a bottom pair along with the nut flush draw.

The 9♥ turn paired the board and changed nothing, and the 5♣ river bricked out completely.

Wu's pair of eights held up to secure the pot, eliminating Vu in 4th place and continuing Wu's dominant elimination streak at the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	21,000,000(35 BB)	4,000,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
4	VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	1,011,920,000	$38,370

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 7:05:47 PM

Dakota Anderson Eliminated in 5th Place for VND 791,100,000 (~USD 30,000)

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Dakota Anderson

On the very first hand back from the break, Chengshan Wu opened the action to 1,200,000. Left with a micro-stack of just 1,000,000, Dakota Anderson committed the rest of his chips and was officially all-in.

Dakota Anderson: 7♦ 6♦

Chengshan Wu: A♦ 2♥

Anderson became a heavy favorite after pairing up on the T♥ 8♠ 6♣ flop. However, the poker gods favored Wu on the turn as the A♥ spiked, giving him a higher pair.

The 5♠ river changed nothing, sealing Anderson's fate and eliminating him in 5th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	17,000,000(28 BB)	2,000,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
5	DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	791,100,000	$30,000

Level 38: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 5/1061

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 5/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 6:43:20 PM

Mangkone Sanaphanith Eliminated in 6th Place for VND 631,800,000 (~USD 23,960)

Level 37: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

Mangkone Sanaphanith

Folded to the cutoff, Chengshan Wu opened the action to 1,000,000, and Mangkone Sanaphanith defended his big blind.

On the 5♣ 4♦ 2♥ flop, Wu fired a continuation bet of 600,000, which Sanaphanith check-called. The turn brought the K♦ , and Wu kept his foot on the gas with a second barrel of 1,300,000. Sanaphanith check-called once more to see the river.

When the 4♠ paired the board on the river, Sanaphanith shifted gears and led out with a small bet of 500,000. Wu responded by moving all-in, putting maximum pressure on Sanaphanith for his remaining 3,800,000.

Knowing his tournament life was on the line and that Wu had him covered, Sanaphanith used up all of his remaining time bank extensions, carefully weighing his options. Ultimately, he decided to make the call.

Mangkone Sanaphanith: K♣ Q♣

Chengshan Wu: A♠ 3♦

It was a stunning downfall for Sanaphanith, who went from being a dominant, massive chip leader earlier in the day to bowing out in 6th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	15,000,000(30 BB)	5,900,000
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
6	MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	631,800,000	$23,960

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 6:41:37 PM

Vu Wins the Blind Battle

Level 37: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

From the small blind, Van Tam Vu shoved all-in for 2,000,000 in an attempt to steal the blind. Big blind Dakota Anderson picked up enough of a hand to make the call and put Vu at risk.

Van Tam Vu: A♦ 6♣

Dakota Anderson: K♥ 7♠

The flop came down J♣ T♦ T♠ , keeping Vu in the lead with his ace-high. The A♣ on the turn improved Vu to a pair of aces but also gave Anderson additional outs with a gutshot straight draw.

The K♦ river arrived to give Anderson a pair of kings, but it was second-best to Vu's aces, securing a vital double-up for the short-stacked Vu.

Following that hand, Anderson was left with a critically small stack, putting him under extreme pressure as the blinds continue to go up.

Player	Chips	Progress
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	4,400,000(9 BB)	-300,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	150,000(0 BB)	-4,500,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 6:28:51 PM

Do Doubles With Rockets

Level 37: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

From the hijack, Quang Thang Do opened the action with a raise to 1,000,000. On the button, Mangkone Sanaphanith put maximum pressure on the table by moving all-in.

When the action folded back around to Do, he snap-called for his remaining 5,400,000 total and proudly tabled his monster hand.

Quang Thang Do: A♦ A♥

Mangkone Sanaphanith: Q♥ T♥

Sanaphanith picked up a glimmer of hope on the Q♣ 6♦ 3♦ flop after pairing his queen. However, the 6♠ turn and 7♣ river offered no further help, allowing Do’s pocket aces to hold up and secure a massive double-up to rocket his stack forward.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	12,000,000(24 BB)	3,600,000
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	8,100,000(16 BB)	-700,000

Level 37: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 6/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 6:07:33 PM

Chip Count Update

Level 36: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	9,100,000(23 BB)	-200,000
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	8,800,000(22 BB)	-3,200,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	8,400,000(21 BB)	-2,600,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	4,700,000(12 BB)	-1,500,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	4,600,000(12 BB)	2,600,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,500,000(4 BB)	-4,000,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 6:02:22 PM

Anderson’s Steal Attempt Backfires

Level 36: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Folded to the small blind, Dakota Anderson shoved all-in for 6,500,000 in an attempt to steal the big blind. However, Chengshan Wu woke up with a strong hand in the big blind and quickly made the call for his remaining 4,500,000.

Chengshan Wu: A♥ J♠

Dakota Anderson: A♣ 5♣

Wu had Anderson heavily dominated and was in great shape to score a massive double-up. Anderson found no help as the board ran out a clean K♦ 7♥ 6♦ 9♦ T♦ , allowing Wu's superior ace-high to hold up and secure a huge shift in chips at the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	9,300,000(23 BB)	4,400,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	2,000,000(5 BB)	-500,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 5:38:20 PM

Aditya Sushant Eliminated in 7th Place for VND 501,700,000 (~USD 19,025)

Level 36: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Aditya Sushant

Action folded to the button, where Chengshan Wu opened with a raise to 800,000. In the small blind, Aditya Sushant stepped up the pressure with a three-bet to 3,000,000.

The action then fell on the big blind, where Quang Thang Do woke up with big slick and announced a four-bet shove for 5,400,000. Wu quickly laid down his A♠ 6♦ , but Sushant called off his remaining 4,000,000 to put his tournament life on the line.

Aditya Sushant: 9♥ 9♣

Quang Thang Do: A♦ K♥

It was a flip for Sushant’s tournament life, and his pocket nines stayed safely ahead on the T♠ 6♥ 2♥ flop. The 5♦ turn changed nothing, leaving Sushant just one card away from a massive double-up.

However, the brutal A♣ spiked on the river, giving Do a pair of aces to win the pot.

With that river card, Sushant was eliminated in 7th place, while Do took over the tournament chip lead.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	11,000,000(28 BB)	3,400,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
7	AS Aditya SushantIndia	501,700,000	$19,025

Level 36: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 7/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 5:24:47 PM

Than Minh Nguyen Eliminated in 8th Place for VND 387,200,000 (~USD 14,685)

Level 35: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Than Minh Nguyen

From under the gun, Mangkone Sanaphanith started the action with a limp. In the cutoff, Than Minh Nguyen moved all-in for his final 800,000 chips.

When the action folded back around, Sanaphanith made the call to put Nguyen at risk.

Than Minh Nguyen: Q♠ T♥

Mangkone Sanaphanith: K♦ J♣

Nguyen took the lead on the T♣ 9♣ 4♦ flop by hitting top pair. The 7♥ turn gave Sanaphanith a few more outs, and the Q♦ river completed that straight.

Even though Nguyen improved to two pair on the river, it was not enough to beat Sanaphanith's straight, eliminating Nguyen in 8th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	12,000,000(40 BB)	4,800,000
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
8	TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	387,200,000	$14,685

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:11:57 PM

Vu Cracks Kings To Double And Survive

Level 35: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Van Tam Vu was under the gun and shoved his last 2,900,000 on the strength of his A♦ 4♣.

Mangkone Sanaphanith found K♥ K♠ on his big blind and made the snap call when action fell to him.

The flop came 3♣ J♥ 5♠, improving Vu's outs to include a straight. The turn landed a 2♠ to give Vu the straight he hoped, leaving Sanaphanith drawing dead.

The A♠ on the river sealed the double up while doing damage to the chip leader's stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	9,000,000(30 BB)	-3,000,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	6,200,000(21 BB)	3,500,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:06:07 PM

Wu's Kings Double From Anderson

Level 35: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Dakota Anderson sat on the hijack and found T♠ T♣ in his hole cards, then pushed all his 4,700,000 chips in the middle.

On the next seat, Chengshan Wu woke up with K♥ K♣ and risked his last 2,100,000 along with his Mini Main Event tournament life.

The flop came 5♥ J♦ 3♠ to still maintain Wu's lead and reduce Anderson's outs to two.

The K♦ on the turn gave Wu a set, leaving Anderson drawing dead. The 8♣ on the river was a formality to secure Wu's double up.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	4,900,000(16 BB)	400,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	2,500,000(8 BB)	-3,400,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 5:01:09 PM

Wang Chen Eliminated in 9th Place for VND 300,000,000 (~USD 11,375)

Level 35: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Wang Chen

On the very first hand back from the break, Nhu Anh Le opened the action to 625,000 from middle position. In the big blind, Chen Wang moved all-in for his remaining 1,700,000, and Le quickly made the call to put him at risk.

Chen Wang: 6♥ 6♦

Nhu Anh Le: 9♠ 9♦

Wang was in bad shape, looking for one of the two remaining sixes in the deck. The board ran out a clean 3♠ T♥ 8♣ 7♣ Q♥ , providing no help to Wang's pocket sixes.

With his pocket nines holding up, Le secured the very first elimination of the final table, sending Wang to the rail in 9th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	5,500,000(18 BB)	1,700,000
WC Wang ChenChina	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
9	WC Wang ChenChina	300,000,000	$11,375

Level 35: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 9/1061

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 9/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 4:40:16 PM

Patience at the Final Table

Level 34: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

The final table has slowed down significantly as players stay patient and wait for the right cards to make their move. Nobody wants to risk an early exit, but the clock is ticking.

Right now, the average stack is very low at just 16 big blinds. The pressure will get even worse during the next level, when the average stack drops to a critical 13 big blinds, forcing the remaining players to action.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 4:24:52 PM

Vu Forced to Fold

Level 34: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Under the gun, Quang Thang Do opened to 500,000 holding 9♠ 9♥ . Middle position player Van Tam Vu responded with a raise to 1,200,000 holding A♦ Q♦ , and Do made the call.

The flop came J♣ 7♣ 3♣ and Vu continued for 450,000. Do check-called to see the J♦ turn.

Both players checked the turn, bringing the 6♦ river.

Do then led with a shove, putting maximum pressure on Vu, who eventually decided to fold his hand.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	7,600,000(30 BB)	2,300,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	2,700,000(11 BB)	-1,600,000

Level 34: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 9/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 4:03:47 PM

Chip Count Update

Level 33: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	7,200,000(36 BB)	100,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	5,900,000(30 BB)	-500,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	5,300,000(27 BB)	-200,000
CW Chengshan WuChina	4,500,000(23 BB)	-900,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	4,300,000(22 BB)	900,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	3,800,000(19 BB)	2,000,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	2,300,000(12 BB)	-500,000
WC Wang ChenChina	2,000,000(10 BB)	-1,500,000
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,900,000(10 BB)	-100,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 3:40:15 PM

Chop Chop

Level 33: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

From middle position, Dakota Anderson opened the action to 400,000. On his left, Nhu Anh Le three-bet shoved all-in for his remaining 1,700,000, and Anderson quickly made the call to put him at risk.

Dakota Anderson: A♣ Q♦

Nhu Anh Le: A♥ Q♣

Both players tabled the exact same hand, guaranteeing a chop unless the board produced a flush advantage.

The board ran out J♣ T♠ T♥ 4♣ 5 c, resulting in a split pot as neither player could claim the edge.

Player	Chips	Progress
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	6,400,000(32 BB)	200,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,800,000(9 BB)	-100,000

Level 33: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 9/1061

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 2:53:51 PM

Anderson Gets Active

Level 33: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Dakota Anderson has been getting active in the final table and has slowly closed the gap with chip leader Mangkone Sanaphanith.

Here are the current chip counts

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	6,400,000(32 BB)	6,400,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	6,200,000(31 BB)	100,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	5,500,000(28 BB)	925,000
CW Chengshan WuChina	5,400,000(27 BB)	1,700,000
WC Wang ChenChina	3,500,000(18 BB)	-350,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	3,400,000(17 BB)	-1,375,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	2,800,000(14 BB)	-50,000
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,000,000(10 BB)	-350,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,900,000(10 BB)	250,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 2:40:24 PM

Sanaphanith Leads Final Table of Mini Main Event

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

From 1,061 total entries down to the 135 players who returned to the felt today, the Mini Main Event has finally reached its final table. Just 9 players remain in contention for the title!

Leading the final pack is Mangkone Sanaphanith, who secured the top spot after winning a string of crucial preflop flips that sent multiple opponents to the rail. Following closely behind in second chip position is Dakota Anderson, who climbed to the top of the leaderboard after scooping a massive pot against Aditya Sushant.

The final 9 players will battle it out with blinds resuming at 100,000/150,000.

The entire final table will be streamed live with cards-up coverage, allowing everyone to follow the action hand by hand until a champion is crowned.

Stay tuned to see who walks away with the trophy!

Final Table Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
CW Chengshan WuChina	3,700,000(25 BB)	1	1
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,350,000(16 BB)	1	2
WC Wang ChenChina	3,850,000(26 BB)	1	3
AS Aditya SushantIndia	2,850,000(19 BB)	1	4
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	4,575,000(31 BB)	1	5
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,650,000(11 BB)	1	6
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	7,100,000(47 BB)	1	7
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	4,775,000(32 BB)	1	8
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	6,100,000(41 BB)	1	9

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 2:19:28 PM

Play Paused

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Following the elimination of Yongyi Liu in 10th place, the floor director has paused the clock to make. redraw for the final table.

It will also be a chance for some photo opportunities and for the production team to set up for the final table livestream.

The delayed livestream of the Mini Main Event can be viewed at the USOP Official Facebook Page.

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 2:12:00 PM

Yongyi Liu Eliminated in 10th Place for VND 131,600,000 (~USD 4,990)

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Yongyi Liu

Quang Thang Do opened for 300,000 from under the gun. Action folded to Yongyi Liu on the big blind - whose stack was committed to the blinds and antes.

With the blind levels hurting his short stack, Liu finally committed his last 55,000 chips.

Yongyi Liu : T♠ 8♦

Quang Thang Do: 9♦ 9♠

The board completed 3♠ 7♦ 6♠ 3♠ 2♦

Liu found a gut shot straight draw on the flop to add to his outs, but the turn and river didn't offer any, ending his Mini Main Event campaign as the final table bubble boy.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	5,550,000(37 BB)	1,375,000
YL Yongyi LiuChina	busted	-1,100,000

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
10	YL Yongyi LiuChina	232,400,000	$8,815

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 2:11:51 PM

Trung Ha Nguyen Eliminated in 11th Place for VND 232,400,000 (~USD 8,815)

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Trung Ha Nguyen

Facing an initial raise, Mangkone Sanaphanith put out a three-bet to 750,000. In the big blind, Trung Ha Nguyen four-bet shoved all-in for ,400,000. The original raiser quickly got out of the way, but Sanaphanith snap-called to put Nguyen at risk.

Trung Ha Nguyen: T♦ T♠

Mangkone Sanaphanith: K♠ Q♣

It was yet another flip, and Sanaphanith connected instantly on the K♦ 8♥ 2♦ flop, pairing his king to take a commanding lead.

Left with just two outs to a set, Nguyen found no salvation on the K♥ turn and 8♦ river, which only improved Sanaphanith to trips.

With another crucial flip going his way, Sanaphanith scoops the massive pot and reclaims the tournament chip lead.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	7,650,000(51 BB)	1,550,000
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
11	TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	232,400,000	$8,815

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 2:03:12 PM

Anderson Takes the Chip Lead

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Folded to the button, Dakota Anderson raised to 300,000, and Aditya Sushant defended his big blind.

The flop came down 8♦ 2♠ 2♦ . Anderson fired a 200,000 continuation bet, only to face a check-raise from Sushant to 675,000. Anderson made the call, and the two went to see the 5♦ turn.

Sushant then led out with a bet of 850,000. Anderson dipped into his time bank to think it over before coming along with a call.

The river brought the T♦ , completing a potential flush. This time, Sushant slowed down and decided to check. Anderson capitalized on the check by firing a massive bet of 1,500,000, which successfully forced a fold from Sushant.

With this substantial pot, Anderson takes over the tournament chip lead.

Player	Chips	Progress
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	6,400,000(43 BB)	1,675,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	2,950,000(20 BB)	-1,875,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 2:00:38 PM

Nguyen's Deuces Bag A Crucial Double

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Than Minh Nguyen was on the cutoff and shoved his last 1,175,000 in the middle. Quang Thang Do was on the big blind and matched.

Than Minh Nguyen: 2♦ 2♥

Quang Thang Do: K♥ J♥

The board completed 5♣ 7♠ T♦ 9♥ 4♦

Nguyen avoided Do's outs and secured a crucial double up, while denting Do's stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	4,175,000(28 BB)	-925,000
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,600,000(17 BB)	1,025,000

Level 32: 100,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 11/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 1:42:43 PM

Break Time!

Break

The remaining 11 players have headed out of the tournament area for a 10-minute break. During this break, the tournament staff will be racing off the 5,000-denomination chips.

Here is a look at the updated chip counts for the final 11 players as they prepare to battle for a spot at the final table:

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	6,100,000	-2,100,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	5,100,000	2,220,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	4,825,000	75,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	4,725,000	1,375,000
WC Wang ChenChina	4,450,000	-350,000
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	3,575,000	575,000
CW Chengshan WuChina	2,750,000	-970,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,875,000	-205,000
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,575,000	600,000
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	1,150,000	-2,200,000
YL Yongyi LiuChina	850,000	-2,480,000

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 11/1061

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 1:41:00 PM

Flush Over Straight Hurts

Level 31: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

In a battle of the blinds, Yongyi Liu was in the small blind against Quang Thang Do on the big blind.

A pot of over 1,500,000 chips was in the middle beside a board that showed 4♠ 2♣ K♣ 5♣ 3♦

Liu checked his option to Do, who pushed in a bet of 1,200,000.

Liu felt very uncomfortable and the bet was significant to do huge damage to his stack if he got it wrong. He tanked, squirmed in his seat and eventually counted the chips to call.

Do opened Q♣ 5♣ for a flush, while Liu threw down his losing K♥ 6♥, which made a straight.

Do's stack improved, while Liu got severely damaged to around 8 big blinds.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	5,100,000(43 BB)	2,220,000
YL Yongyi LiuChina	850,000(7 BB)	-2,230,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 1:38:50 PM

Haidi Feng Eliminated in 12th Place for VND 232,400,000 (~USD 8,815)

Level 31: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Haidi Feng

On the very next hand after the elimination of Jiaqi He, Quang Thang Do opened the action from the hijack, and cutoff Van Tam Vu made the call.

Down to his final 160,000 chips in the small blind, Haidi Feng tossed them into the middle to call all-in.

The flop came down T♥ 8♥ 6♦ . Vu fired out a bet of 205,000, which successfully forced Do to check-fold, leaving Vu and Feng heads-up for the pot.

Haidi Feng: A♦ 4♥

Van Tam Vu: 9♥ 9♠

Vu was well ahead with his pocket nines, prompting Feng to loudly shout for an ace. However, the poker gods didn't answer his call this time, as the J♦ turn and 5♠ river failed to help.

Feng's run came to an end in 12th place, but he walked away having successfully locked up a valuable payout jump.

Player	Chips	Progress
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	3,000,000(25 BB)	1,900,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	2,880,000(24 BB)	-1,220,000
HF Haidi FengChina	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
12	HF Haidi FengChina	232,400,000	$8,815

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 1:32:40 PM

Jiaqi He Eliminated in 13th Place for VND 177,200,000 (~USD 6,720)

Level 31: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Jiaqi He

From under the gun, Wang Chen opened the action to 240,000, and small blind Jiaqi He three-bet shoved for his remaining 1,715,000. Chen hesitated for a moment before making the call.

Jiaqi He: K♥ K♠

Wang Chen: J♦ J♥

He was in great shape to secure a double-up, needing only to avoid the two remaining jacks in the deck. However, the poker gods had other plans as one of those two jacks appeared right on the J♣ 8♦ 3♥ flop, giving Chen a set.

Watching from another seat, Haidi Feng, who was sitting on a microscopic stack of just one big blind, shouted in celebration as if he were the one holding the pocket jacks.

The A♦ turn and 2♦ river brought no king for He, eliminating him in 13th place and successfully handing Feng a highly valuable payout jump.

Player	Chips	Progress
WC Wang ChenChina	4,800,000(40 BB)	1,800,000
JH Jiaqi HeChina	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
13	JH Jiaqi HeChina	177,200,000	$6,720

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 1:16:34 PM

Missed Draw Costs Nguyen

Level 31: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

From under the gun, Chengshan Wu opened the action, and Trung Ha Nguyen defended his big blind.

On the 8♣ 8♦ 4♥ flop, Wu fired a 150,000 continuation bet, only to face a check-raise to 425,000 from Nguyen. Wu made the call, and the two went to see the 7♣ turn.

Nguyen checked this time, but Wu didn't slow down, firing a second barrel of 250,000. Nguyen called.

Both players tapped the brakes on the 5♠ river, checking it down.

Nguyen showed Q♣ 2♣ for a missed flush draw, while Wu tabled J♥ J♣ for an overpair to the board, scooping a healthy pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	3,720,000(31 BB)	2,215,000
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	3,350,000(28 BB)	920,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 1:03:40 PM

Sushant Does Damage To Nguyen

Level 31: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Trung Ha Nguyen was on the small blind competing against Aditya Sushant on the button.

Both players had a pot of around 1,750,000 in front of them with a board that showed 5♥ K♥ 5♣ 7♠

Nguyen fired another barrel for 660,000 and Sushant stayed on.

The river showed a T♥

Nguyen checked, then couldn't make the call when Sushant declared "all in"

Player	Chips	Progress
AS Aditya SushantIndia	4,750,000(40 BB)	2,725,000
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	1,880,000(16 BB)	-1,470,000

Level 31: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 13/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 12:56:31 PM

Tuan Anh Nguyen Eliminated in 14th Place for VND 177,200,000 (~USD 6,720)

Level 30: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Tuan Anh Nguyen

Facing a minimum raise, hijack Tuan Anh Nguyen fired a massive three-bet shove for 1,920,000. On his direct left, Mangkone Sanaphanith announced all-in over the top, which successfully forced the initial raiser to fold.

Tuan Anh Nguyen: J♦ J♠

Mangkone Sanaphanith: A♥ K♥

It was a classic flip for Nguyen's tournament life.

The flop came down K♠ 5♠ 3♣ , pairing Sanaphanith's king to take the lead and leaving Nguyen with just two direct outs for a set.

However, the 2♠ turn added some drama by giving Nguyen a flush draw. Ultimately, the 8♣ river bricked out, locking up the pot for Sanaphanith and sending Nguyen to the rail.

It was a disappointing finish for Nguyen, who started Day 2 as the overall chip leader but fell just short of the final table, bowing out in 14th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	9,000,000(90 BB)	2,300,000
TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
14	TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	177,200,000	$6,720

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 12:45:54 PM

Xiaobin Zheng Eliminated in 15th Place for VND 177,200,000 (~USD 6,720)

Level 30: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Xiaobin Zheng

Xiaobin Zheng risked his last 225,000 from early position and was matched by Tuan Anh Nguyen on the small blind and Mangkone Sanaphanith.

The flop arrived 4♦ 2♣ K♠

Nguyen pushed 200,000 forward and Sanphanith stood down.

Ziaobin Zheng: A♦ 9♠

Tuan Anh Nguyen: K♦ 9♣

Nguyen had top pair and Zheng needed to find an ace.

The turn showed a K♥ to give Nguyen trips, leaving Zheng drawing dead before the T♠ hit the river.

Zheng was sent to the rail, while Nguyen scooped the pot to improve his stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	6,700,000(67 BB)	500,000
TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	2,250,000(23 BB)	1,010,000
XZ Xiaobin ZhengChina	busted	-1,605,000

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
15	XZ Xiaobin ZhengChina	177,200,000	$6,720

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 12:30:21 PM

Kyungsub Pyo Eliminated in 16th Place for VND 142,400,000 (~USD 5,400)

Level 30: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Kyungsub Pyo

Folded to the button, Kyungsub Pyo found himself down to his final 350,000 chips and decided to push them all-in. In the small blind, Jiaqi He three-bet shoved for 1,400,000, successfully forcing the big blind to fold and isolating the short stack.

Kyungsub Pyo: A♦ 5♣

Jiaqi He: A♣ J♣

He had Pyo heavily dominated pre-flop and left him nearly drawing dead after hitting two pair on the A♠ J♥ 7♥ flop.

The 8♥ turn officially sealed the victory for He, rendering the river a mere formality and eliminating Pyo in 16th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
JH Jiaqi HeChina	1,850,000(19 BB)	425,000
KP Kyungsub PyoSouth Korea	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
16	KP Kyungsub PyoSouth Korea	142,400,000	$5,400

Level 30: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 16/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 12:21:46 PM

Dinh Hai Linh Nguyen Eliminated in 17th Place for VND 142,400,000 (~USD 5,400)

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Action folded to the hijack, where Dinh Hai Linh Nguyen opened to 790,000, strategically leaving himself with just three 100,000-chips behind. On his direct left, Trung Ha Nguyen just called, and the two went to a flop of 9♥ 6♣ 5♦ .

Dinh Hai checked, and Trung Ha immediately announced all-in to put his opponent to the test. Dinh Hai made the call for his remaining chips to put his tournament life on the line.

Dinh Hai Linh Nguyen: A♠ T♠

Trung Ha Nguyen: A♥ J♠

Both players held only ace-high, but Trung Ha was well ahead with the superior jack kicker. The 2♦ turn changed nothing, and the 5♣ river sealed the hand, eliminating Dinh Hai in 17th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	2,430,000(30 BB)	1,155,000
DH Dinh Hai Linh NguyenViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
17	DH Dinh Hai Linh NguyenViet Nam	142,400,000	$5,400

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 12:17:29 PM

Van Khoa Hoang Eliminated in 18th Place for VND 142,400,000 (~USD 5,400)

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Van Tam Vu open-shoved all-in, putting his stack of 850,000 into the middle. On the button, Van Khoa Hoang, who had spectacularly spun his stack up earlier from just a single 25,000 chip, moved all-in over the top for his last 655,000.

Van Khoa Hoang: 4♠ 4♣

Van Tam Vu: A♠ 8♣

The flop came down J♠ 6♦ 2♥ , keeping Hoang’s pocket fours safely ahead. The 5♥ turn changed nothing, leaving Hoang just one card away from another crucial double-up.

Before the dealer could reveal the final card, Vu loudly shouted, "Ace!" The poker gods seemingly answered his call, delivering the A♣ on the river.

The brutal river card counterfeited Hoang's pocket pair, bringing his incredible comeback story to an end in 18th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	1,705,000(21 BB)	1,350,000
VK Van Khoa HoangViet Nam	busted

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
18	VK Van Khoa HoangViet Nam	142,400,000	$5,400

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 12:12:45 PM

Final Two Tables!

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Yiming Ji was eliminated and the remaining 18 players have been merged to the final two tables.

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 12:09:16 PM

He Forces A Fold

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Wang Chen opened for 160,000 on the hijack. Action folded to Jiaqi He on the big blind, who jammed 1,075,000 all in.

Chen tanked and then said "Fold", showing A♦ J♣.

Player	Chips	Progress
WC Wang ChenChina	2,550,000(32 BB)	190,000
JH Jiaqi HeChina	1,425,000(18 BB)	-125,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 12:02:46 PM

Wang Drawing Dead Instantly

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Shengqiang Wang

From under the gun, current chip leader Mangkone Sanaphanith opened the action, and Shengqiang Wang defended his big blind.

The flop came A♦ 5♦ 5♥ , prompting Sanaphanith to fire an 80,000 continuation bet. Wang then check-raised all-in for 465,000, only for Sanaphanith to make a lightning-fast snap-call.

Shengqiang Wang: 9♦ 4♦

Mangkone Sanaphanith: A♠ 5♣

It seemed as though the poker gods were completely favoring Sanaphanith, who had flopped a full house to leave Wang drawing dead despite holding a flush draw. With this swift elimination, Sanaphanith extended his already massive lead.

To put his dominance into context, Sanaphanith is now sitting on a colossal stack of 6,200,000 chips in a tournament where the current average stack is just 2,000,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	6,200,000(78 BB)	4,510,000
SW Shengqiang WangChina	busted	-755,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 12:01:55 PM

Sanapanith Keeps Growing

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Nhu An Le opened for 175,000 on the cutoff. Mangkone Sanaphanith matched on the small blind as did Aditya Sushant on the big blind.

The three players were given a flop of 5♣ 9♥ 9♦

Sanaphanith led for 215,000. Sushant stepped down and Le continued.

Both Sanaphanith and Le checked the Q♥ turn and were shown a 9♣ on the river.

Sanphanith made a min bet for 80,000 and Le called.

Sanaphanith said, "pocket twos" and Le said "You win."

Sanaphanith wasn't going to show, but Sushant reminded, so Sanaphanith tabled 2♥ 2♦ to make it official.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	6,750,000(84 BB)	550,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	2,080,000(26 BB)	-620,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	2,025,000(25 BB)	445,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 11:51:50 AM

Window Card Crushes Abbasov

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Khayal Abbasov

From middle position, Khayal Abbasov raised, committing about half of his remaining stack. In the big blind, Chengshan Wu moved all-in to put him at risk, and Abbasov quickly called off his remaining 590,000 chips.

Khayal Abbasov: A♣ 8♦

Chengshan Wu: A♥ 4♥

Abbasov was in great shape to score a double-up pre-flop, but a 4♠ appeared right in the window to deliver one of Wu's three outs.

The dealer completed the rest of the 7♠ 5♥ 4♠ flop, putting Wu firmly ahead with a pair of fours. The 9♦ turn changed nothing, and the 7♦ river sealed the hand, sending a frustrated Abbasov to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
CW Chengshan WuChina	1,505,000(19 BB)	845,000
KA Khayal AbbasovAzerbaijan	busted	-565,000

Level 29: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 21/1061

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 22/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 11:28:25 AM

Spaghetti and a Double Up

Level 28: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Vikhyat Ahlawat

From middle position, Xiaobin Zheng open-shoved for 855,000. Zheng seemed completely unbothered by the high-stakes moment, calmly eating his freshly delivered Spaghetti Bolognese while waiting for action.

On the other side of the table, Vikhyat Ahlawat went deep into the tank before eventually committing his final 600,000 chips to make the call for his tournament life.

Vikhyat Ahlawat: A♦ Q♥

Xiaobin Zheng: 5♣ 5♥

It was a flip, but a 5♦ appeared right in the window to give Zheng a set. Ahlawat immediately stood up from his seat as the rest of the flop fell Q♣ J♠ 5♦.

While the flop gave Ahlawat top pair, it was nowhere near enough to crack Zheng's bottom set. The 6♦ turn officially sealed the win for Zheng, rendering the river meaningless and eliminating Ahlawat from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
XZ Xiaobin ZhengChina	1,605,000(27 BB)	1,427,000
VA Vikhyat AhlawatIndia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 11:05:32 AM

Runner-Runner Flush for Le

Level 28: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Jimmy Liu

Action folded around to the small blind, where Nhu Anh Le shoved all-in to try and steal Jimmy Liu's big blind. However, Liu quickly made the call for his remaining 600,000 chips.

Jimmy Liu: T♦ T♥

Nhu Anh Le: A♥ 4♥

Liu was ahead pre-flop and maintained his lead on the 8♠ 7♥ 6♠ flop, though Le picked up a few straight outs.

The 3♥ on the turn improved Le further, giving him a flush draw to go with his overcard, and the Q♥ on the river completed Le's runner-runner flush to eliminate a disappointed Liu from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	2,700,000(45 BB)	440,000
JL Jimmy LiuViet Nam	busted	-143,000

Level 28: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 26/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 10:45:09 AM

Anderson Says “Easy Fold”

Level 27: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

From early position, Duc Cuong Nguyen opened the action to 100,000. In the small blind, Dakota Anderson three-bet shoved for a massive 1,940,000.

Nguyen tanked and utilized his time-banks, intentionally waiting for a payout jump. Once Changliang Sun was eliminated at another table in 28th place, Nguyen finally made the massive call for his remaining 1,310,000.

Duc Cuong Nguyen: J♠ J♥

Dakota Anderson: K♠ K♦

Nguyen was in bad shape and looking for one of the two remaining jacks in the deck, but he failed to find any help on the T♠ 2♦ 6♥ 8♥ 7♠ board.

While scooping the massive pot, Anderson turned to Aditya Sushant and remarked, "That's the easiest fold," implying that Nguyen should have let his pocket jacks go.

With Nguyen's elimination, the field is now down to the last three tables, players will redraw for new seating arrangements.

Player	Chips	Progress
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	3,350,000(67 BB)	1,570,000
DC Duc Cuong NguyenViet Nam	busted	-1,575,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 10:30:14 AM

Kang Drawing Dead Early

Level 27: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Folded to the button, Haidi Feng opened the action to 100,000. In the big blind, Wongyu Kang three-bet shoved for 500,000, which Feng snap-called.

Wongyu Kang: A♥ 7♠

Haidi Feng: Q♠ Q♦

Kang was left nearly drawing dead right from the start when the Q♥ 9♦ 8♥ flop came down, giving Feng top set. The K♠ turn sealed the win for Feng, officially eliminating Kang from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
HF Haidi FengChina	2,390,000(48 BB)	750,000
WK Wongyu KangSouth Korea	busted	-1,168,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 10:18:09 AM

Recent Elimination

Level 27: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

The field has been trimmed down to the final 30 players.

Here are the recent eliminations from the tournament, including deep runs from several notable players:

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
31	KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	79,600,000	$3,020
32	TQ Trung Quan NguyenViet Nam	79,600,000	$3,020
33	VH Van Hien NguyenViet Nam	79,600,000	$3,020
34	CZ Ceng ZengChina	79,600,000	$3,020
35	VS Van Son NguyenViet Nam	79,600,000	$3,020
36	PE Paul ElliottAustralia	79,600,000	$3,020
37	SK Soonjo KwonSouth Korea	72,100,000	$2,735
38	XW Xiaomeng WangChina	72,100,000	$2,735
39	DG Dongjian GuoChina	72,100,000	$2,735
40	QV Quang Van PhamViet Nam	72,100,000	$2,735
41	JZ Jie ZhengChina	72,100,000	$2,735
42	CM Christian MitchellAustralia	72,100,000	$2,735
43	LH Lok Hang WuHong Kong	72,100,000	$2,735
44	HL Hao LingChina	72,100,000	$2,735
45	HY Hyeonsik YunSouth Korea	72,100,000	$2,735

Level 27: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 33/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:57:28 AM

Elliott Can’t Catch Up

Level 26: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

From early position, Yongyi Liu opened the action to 80,000 and then snap-called after Paul Elliott moved all-in for 540,000.

Paul Elliott: A♣ Q♥

Yongyi Liu: K♦ K♠

After seeing Liu's pocket kings, Elliott stood up from his seat, looking disappointed and accepting his defeat. The board ran out clean with 5♦ 5♠ 2♥ 4♠ 6♠ , sealing the win for Liu and eliminating Elliott from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
YL Yongyi LiuChina	2,705,000(68 BB)	790,000
PE Paul ElliottAustralia	busted	-325,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:45:27 AM

Nguyen Leaves No Outs

Level 26: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

With 255,000 chips left, Xiaomeng Wang moved all-in from under the gun, and cutoff Trung Ha Nguyen made the call.

Xiaomeng Wang: A♠ 8♥

Trung Ha Nguyen: A♣ T♥

Wang was looking for an eight to catch up, but the K♥ Q♠ T♠ flop made things much harder after Nguyen paired his ten.

Wang still had a chance to split the pot, but the 5♣ turn and A♦ river did not help, eliminating Wang from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	1,275,000(32 BB)	923,000
XW Xiaomeng WangChina	busted	-442,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:38:33 AM

Le Crosses 2 Million

Level 26: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

From under the gun, Quang Van Pham opened the action to 80,000. In the cutoff, Nhu Anh Le three-bet to 235,000.

When the action returned to Pham, he announced he was all-in for 975,000 total. Just before his shot clock expired, Le made the call to put Pham at risk.

Quang Van Pham: T♣ T♠

Nhu Anh Le: A♣ K♥

It was another classic pre-flop flip, and Le took the lead on the A♥ 7♣ 2♣ flop by pairing his ace. Pham's chances were narrowed down to just two remaining tens in the deck. The 8♦ turn changed nothing, and the 6♥ river missed completely, sending Pham to the rail.

With this massive pot, Le becomes the first player to cross the 2-million chip mark and now holds the tournament chip lead.

Player	Chips	Progress
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	2,260,000(57 BB)	1,050,000
QV Quang Van PhamViet Nam	busted	-142,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:25:39 AM

Chip Leaders At The Break

Level 26: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Top 10 Chip Count

Player	Chips	Progress
WC Wang ChenChina	2,360,000(59 BB)	1,740,000
YL Yongyi LiuChina	1,915,000(48 BB)	75,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	1,780,000(45 BB)	1,465,000
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	1,690,000(42 BB)	10,000
HF Haidi FengChina	1,640,000(41 BB)	440,000
DC Duc Cuong NguyenViet Nam	1,575,000(39 BB)	1,390,000
KP Kyungsub PyoSouth Korea	1,560,000(39 BB)	1,260,000
JH Jiaqi HeChina	1,550,000(39 BB)	1,261,000
TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	1,240,000(31 BB)	-570,000
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	1,210,000(30 BB)	721,000

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Remaining Players: 41/1061

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 41/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:12:00 AM

Flip Ends Quickly

Level 25: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

After executing a semi-bluff earlier, Christian Mitchell open-shoved from the cutoff. Small blind Mangkone Sanaphanith thought about it carefully before finally making the call.

Christian Mitchell: A♥ K♣

Mangkone Sanaphanith: 7♥ 7♠

It was a flip, but Mitchell was left drawing dead right away when the 9♥ 7♦ 5♦ flop fell, giving Sanaphanith a set of sevens.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	1,680,000(56 BB)	1,030,000
CM Christian MitchellAustralia	busted	-1,000,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:10:55 AM

Tanking With One Chip Behind

Level 25: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

From early position, Changliang Sun opened the action, and big blind Sumin Jang raised to 355,000, leaving himself with just a single 5,000-chip behind. Sun made the call, and the two went to a flop of 8♥ 4♠ 3♠ .

Jang used nearly his entire 30-second shot clock before checking. Sun then moved all-in to put Jang at risk for his last chip. Once again, Jang used almost all of his 30-second clock before finally committing the final chip.

Sumin Jang: Q♦ QhTanking With One Chip Behind

Changliang Sun: T♦ T♠

Jang was way ahead with his pocket queens and only needed to dodge two remaining tens in the deck. He successfully did so as the K♦ turn and 7♠ river completed the board to secure his double-up.

Player	Chips	Progress
CS Changliang SunChina	1,510,000(50 BB)	-390,000
SJ Sumin JangSouth Korea	755,000(25 BB)	190,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 9:01:56 AM

Field Shrinks Down to Final 45

Level 25: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

The field continues to shrink fast, and we are now down to the final 45 players spread across 5 tables.

Here are the players who recently busted out of the tournament:

Place	Player	Prize (VND)	Prize (USD)
46	AA Alex Anton RodriguezSpain	65,700,000	$2,490
47	MC Mingcong ChenChina	65,700,000	$2,490
48	JP Jan Peter EickholtGermany	65,700,000	$2,490
49	KK Kyoungil KimSouth Korea	65,700,000	$2,490
50	HD Hai Duong TranViet Nam	65,700,000	$2,490
51	YJ Yihao JiangChina	65,700,000	$2,490
52	TK Tae Kyung KimSouth Korea	65,700,000	$2,490
53	XB Xuan Bach DinhViet Nam	65,700,000	$2,490
54	KZ Ko Zaw KoMyanmar	65,700,000	$2,490
46	AA Alex Anton RodriguezSpain	65,700,000	$2,490
47	MC Mingcong ChenChina	65,700,000	$2,490
48	JP Jan Peter EickholtGermany	65,700,000	$2,490
49	KK Kyoungil KimSouth Korea	65,700,000	$2,490
50	HD Hai Duong TranViet Nam	65,700,000	$2,490
51	YJ Yihao JiangChina	65,700,000	$2,490
52	TK Tae Kyung KimSouth Korea	65,700,000	$2,490
53	XB Xuan Bach DinhViet Nam	65,700,000	$2,490
54	KZ Ko Zaw KoMyanmar	65,700,000	$2,490
55	DP Daeyoung ParkSouth Korea	60,100,000	$2,280
56	DT Duy Thuc NguyenViet Nam	60,100,000	$2,280
57	MZ Mingyang ZhangChina	60,100,000	$2,280
58	MH Minh Huy NguyenViet Nam	60,100,000	$2,280
59	JN Johnni NielsenSweden	60,100,000	$2,280
60	TL Tien Long BuiViet Nam	60,100,000	$2,280

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 8:52:28 AM

Flush Draw Turns Into Gold

Level 25: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

From under the gun, Van Hien Nguyen opened the action to 60,000, and both button Quang Thang Do and big blind Christian Mitchell made the call.

The flop came Q♠ 7♦ 2♠ , and Nguyen fired an 85,000 continuation bet. Do called, but Mitchell then check-raised all-in. Back on Nguyen, he spent some time in the tank before eventually folding, and Do quickly folded behind him.

Mitchell then turned over his hand, showing 5♠ 4♠ for a semi-bluff with just a flush draw.

Meanwhile, Nguyen and Do were talking to each other in Vietnamese and sounded quite annoyed about the hand.

Player	Chips	Progress
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	1,150,000(38 BB)	-180,000
CM Christian MitchellAustralia	1,000,000(33 BB)	829,000
VH Van Hien NguyenViet Nam	729,999(24 BB)	630,999

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 8:41:17 AM

From One Chip to a Million

Level 25: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

One player is putting together an incredible comeback story and simply refuses to bust out.

Van Khoa Hoang was down to his very last 25,000 chip, but he managed to hit a spectacular string of double-ups. He has now spun that single chip into a very comfortable stack of 1,100,000.

"I'm lucky," Hoang said with a massive smile, still in disbelief over his incredibly hot run of cards.

Player	Chips	Progress
VK Van Khoa HoangViet Nam	1,100,000(37 BB)	670,000

Level 25: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 51/1061

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 8:29:40 AM

Current Chip Leaders

Level 24: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Player	Chips	Progress
CS Changliang SunChina	1,900,000(76 BB)	250,000
YL Yongyi LiuChina	1,840,000(74 BB)	620,000
TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	1,810,000(72 BB)	426,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	1,330,000(53 BB)	505,000
HF Haidi FengChina	1,200,000(48 BB)	-170,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 8:21:14 AM

Set Ends Nguyen’s Hopes

Level 24: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

From the cutoff, Mangkone Sanaphanith opened the action, and small blind Duy Thuc Nguyen moved all-in. Back to Sanaphanith, he made the call for his remaining 300,000 chips.

Mangkone Sanaphanith: J♥ J♣

Duy Thuc Nguyen: K♣ J♦

Nguyen was looking for a king and managed to find one on the K♠ J♠ 7♣ flop, but Sanaphanith also improved to a set of jacks, leaving Nguyen nearly drawing dead.

The A♥ on the turn officially secured the double-up for Sanaphanith, leaving Nguyen short-stacked. Nguyen was eliminated shortly after. With this performance, the reigning VPL Main Event champion adds another deep run to his tournament resume.

Player	Chips	Progress
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	650,000(26 BB)	276,000
DT Duy Thuc NguyenViet Nam	busted	-56,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 8:12:17 AM

Ace Over Ace Clash

Level 24: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Action folded around to the hijack, where Tae Kyung Kim opened to 50,000 and found one caller. In the small blind, Van Khoa Hoang pushed his last 165,000 into the middle.

The action returned to Kim, who used one time-bank token before making a four-bet shove for 375,000, which forced the initial caller to fold.

Van Khoa Hoang: A♦ J♣

Tae Kyung Kim: A♥ 9♦

Hoang had Kim dominated and was in a great position to score a double-up. He did exactly that after the 7♦ 5♥ 5♦ 3♥ 6♦ board ran out clean to secure him the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
VK Van Khoa HoangViet Nam	430,000(17 BB)	104,000
TK Tae Kyung KimSouth Korea	210,000(8 BB)	-628,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 7:57:50 AM

Final Woman Falls

Level 24: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Miao Feng

The dealer announced "Seat Open" and Miao Feng was seen leaving her seat, brining her Hello Kitty cat card protector with her.

Level 24: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 59/1061

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 7:52:32 AM

Jia Busts On Battle Of The Blinds

Level 23: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Haidi Feng

Action folded to the blinds where Haidi Feng raised to 60,000 from the small blind.

Jia Xiao was on the big blind and shoved all in for his last 180,000.

Feng made the call.

Jia Xiao: K♦ Q♠

Haidi Feng: Q♣ J♦

Xiao dominated Feng. However, the flop of 4♥ 3♦ J♥ gave Feng the lead with a pair of jacks.

The turn 8♠ and river 8♥ did not improve Xiao to end his run.

Player	Chips	Progress
HF Haidi FengChina	1,370,000(69 BB)	340,000
JX Jia XiaoChina	busted	-131,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 7:34:01 AM

Liu Braves Call To Cripple Ha

Level 23: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Yongyi Liu

Yongyi Liu opened for 40,000 from early position. Van Thien Ha was on the small blind and went all in for 610,000, barely covering the stack of Liu.

Liu laid out his time bank tokens for the dealer to pick while he went into deep thought. Liu peeked at his cards and mumbled something about a cooler. He took a look at the tournament board and wondered about the payout jump. It was still several eliminations away.

Out of nowhere and without warning, he just shoved a stack to call.

Van Thien Ha: A♣ K♥

Yongyi Liu: J♦ J♥

The board completed 7♠ 3♠ Q♣ 9♥ 9♦

Ha missed the outs he needed and Liu made a monster double up. Ha was left in very critical condition to just 20,000 (1BB).

Ha would not survive and would be seen leaving his chair a few moments later.

Player	Chips	Progress
YL Yongyi LiuChina	1,220,000(61 BB)	910,000
VT Van Thien HaViet Nam	busted	-353,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 7:11:43 AM

Random Stacks

Level 23: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

These are not the top stacks or an official leaderboard, These are just some random chip stacks that stood out.

Player	Chips	Progress
CS Changliang SunChina	1,650,000(83 BB)	777,000
AS Aditya SushantIndia	1,580,000(79 BB)	395,000
HF Haidi FengChina	1,030,000(52 BB)	689,000
AT Anh Tuan TrinhViet Nam	910,000(46 BB)	81,000
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	825,000(41 BB)	474,000

Level 23: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 76/1061

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 76/1061

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 6:54:21 AM

Yinan Zhou Bows Out

Level 22: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Yinan Zhou

2024 WSOP Paradise Main Event winner Yinan Zhou of China has bowed out of the event. Zhou came in with a below average stack and couldn't spin it up. Zhou has had a good series so far, cashing in this event for 80th place and cashing out in 10th place during the Madness Kickoff, busting out as the final table bubble boy.

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 6:44:47 AM

Nguyen's River Shove Unanswered

Level 22: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Anh Tuan Luong was under the gun against Hoang Anh Nguyen on the button.

A totally massive pot of 300,000 was in the middle of the table beside a board that showed 5♠ T♣ K♦ 5♥

Luong tapped his option over to Nguyen, who took a moment, before shoving his last 94,000 in the middle.

Luong assessed his stack, took a last look at his cards and bid them farewell.

Player	Chips	Progress
HA Hoang Anh NguyenViet Nam	438,000(29 BB)	186,000
AT Anh Tuan LuongViet Nam	155,000(10 BB)	-295,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 6:38:16 AM

Miao Feng Is The Last Woman Standing

Level 22: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Miao Feng

Qian Wang was seen leaving her seat, leaving Miao Feng at the other table as the last woman standing.

Miao Feng has had some amazing results so far. In November last year, she had two runner-up finishes during the WPT Prime Korea in the Jeju Poker Festival. Earlier this April, she topped the NLH - Hyper Turbo during the Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju.

Player	Chips	Progress
MF Miao FengChina	155,000(10 BB)	-76,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 6:29:15 AM

Le Wins Classic Flip To Eliminate Duong

Level 22: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Dac Dung Duong was on the lowjach, liked what he saw, and risked his last 128,000 chips all in.

Anh Dung Le also liked what he saw and shoved on the cutoff, covering Duong by not much.

Dac Dung Duong: A♥ K♣

Anh Dung Le: Q♠ Q♥

It was a classic flip between Big Slick and The Ladies.

The flop showed 2♣ 9♥ 4♦ still keeping Le ahead.

The Q♣ on the turn gave Le a set and Duong was drawing dead. The 3♠ river officially shut the door on Duong and ended his Mini Main Event championship hopes.

Player	Chips	Progress
AD Anh Dung LeViet Nam	288,000(19 BB)	122,000
DD Dac Dung DuongViet Nam	busted	-325,000

Level 22: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 95/1061

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 6:07:28 AM

Han's Hooks Snag Nguyen

Level 21: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Huu Tuan Nguyen risked his last 152,000 chips and was challenged by Daesong Han.

Huu Tuan Nguyen: J♠ T♠

Daesong Han: J♥ J♣

Han's fish hooks completed dominated Nguyen and his only hope was to find spades or a straight.

The flop came 2♠ 2♦ 3♦ and made his odds more improbable. The 7♣ on the turn had Nguyen drawing dead. The K♥ on the river was a formality to finalize Nguyen's exit.

Player	Chips	Progress
DH Daesong HanSouth Korea	315,000(26 BB)	85,000
HT Huu Tuan NguyenViet Nam	busted	-433,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:48:53 AM

Sushant Gets Counterfeited

Level 21: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Aditya Sushant

The cards were on their backs and the board was completed. The dealer counted off 165,000 o Dac Dung Duong's chips to be matched by Sushant.

Aditya Sushant: 8♦ 8♣

Dac Dung Duong: K♣ T♦

Board showed A♣ J♣ J♥ A♥ 2♦

The two pair on the board, melted the snowmen of Sushant and rendered the useless. Instead, he was left with an 8 kicker, which wasn't enough against the king of Duong, who doubled without hitting a single thing.That's poker.

Player	Chips	Progress
AS Aditya SushantIndia	1,185,000(99 BB)	855,000
DD Dac Dung DuongViet Nam	325,000(27 BB)	66,000

Level 21: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 112/1061

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:32:08 AM

Droppin' Like It's Hot

Level 20: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Eliminations have been fast and furious with the likes of Donghyup Kim, Shankui Li, Zhiming Guo, Mei Yee Lo, Yuanxi Chen and Yan Song Wu

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:08:29 AM

Hidden Gems

Level 20: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Qian Wang

While the spotlight are on big names like 2024 WSOP Paradise Main Event Winner Yinan Zhou and APT High Roller and APT Super High Roller champion Trung Quan Nguyen, there are some lesser known names that have the potential to shine big in this moment.

Keep your eyes peeled on the likes of Qian Wang to make a deep run. Wang - the APT Jeju Classic 2026 Women's Event winner - started with an above average stack of 354,000 and will look to keep the pace for a championship run.

Vietnam's Dinh Hai Linh Nguyen is an entertaining firecracker of a character. Certainly, he isn't shy about taking risks and his unorthodox methods have landed him over USD 60,000 in total live earnings. Nguyen has a very healthy stack of 704,000 chips.

Mingcong Chen is a silent assassin with over USD 2.1 million in total live earnings. Chen topped the USD 30,000 NLH - 8 Handed at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Jeju last March and also won an APT Super High Roller during APT Jeju 2025.

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:05:53 AM

Khanna Runs Into Ladies

Level 20: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Ritwik Khanna committed his remaining stack of 56,000 on a flop of 2♠ 9♦ 5♠ and was easily called of by Quang Vu Dinh.

Ritwik Kanna: A♠ 9♥

Quang Vu Dinh: Q♦ Q♠

Kanna had top pair, but rain into the queens of Dinh. No help came on the 5♥ turn and the 8♣ river sealed his deal to end his championship campaign, pocketing a minimum payout.

Player	Chips	Progress
QV Quang Vu DinhViet Nam	227,000(23 BB)	103,000
RK Ritwik KhannaIndia	busted	-83,000

JJ DuqueJJ Duque

5/24/2026, 5:01:00 AM

Cards Are In The Air!

Level 20: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

The road to the Mini Main Event championship continues.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/24/2026, 2:45:02 AM

Tuan Anh Nguyen Leads 134 Day 2 Survivors in USOP Vietnam Ha Long Mini Main Event

Level 20: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

The second multi-day event of the USOP Vietnam Ha Long Bay 2026, the Mini Main Event, has drawn a massive crowd, gathering another thousand entries across its starting flights.

A total of 1,061 entries registered across five flights for the VND 20 Million (~USD 760) buy-in tournament. This high turnout easily crushed the initial VND 15 Billion (~USD 570,000) guarantee, building a final prize pool of VND 18,122,220,000 (~USD 687,350).

From that starting field, 134 players will return today for Day 2 action. Every returning player has already locked up a minimum cash of VND 35 Million (~USD 1,325), while a massive first-place prize of VND 3 Billion (~USD 113,700) awaits the eventual champion.

Tuan Anh Nguyen

Leading the field into the final day is Tuan Anh Nguyen, who sits with a massive 1,384,000 in chips (138 big blinds) after a late-night surge on Day 1D.

Nguyen’s path to the top was not without some trouble, however. On the money bubble, tournament staff gave him a 1-hand penalty for showing his cards to other players before the floor instructed him to do so, following previous announcements. He was also issued a serious warning that if he pulls his cards off the table again, he could face disqualification from the event.

Joining Nguyen in the million-chip club is South Korea’s Wongyu Kang, who bagged a close second with 1,168,000 chips (117 big blinds).

Several other notable players successfully punched their ticket to Day 2, including Bien Mai (485,000), Andres Vasquez (244,000), Yinan Zhou (151,000), and Junjie He (95,000).

Day 2 Set to Resume at 12 PM

Day 2 will begin today at 12:00 PM local time.

Play resumes in Level 20 with blinds at 5,000/10,000, and levels will last 40 minutes each until a winner is crowned.

Scroll down to view the complete official Day 2 seat draw, sorted by table and seat number, featuring chip counts and big blind breakdowns for all 134 returning players:

Visit Somuchpoker’s payouts tab for the latest results and complete payout information.

Scroll down to view the official Day 2 seat draw.

Stay tuned as Somuchpoker remains on the tournament floor to bring you all the latest updates and key hands from the action.

SMPSMP

5/24/2026, 2:44:01 AM

Day 2 - 133 Qualifiers

Level 20: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
LN Lavrentiy NeeKazakhstan	174,000(17 BB)	28	1
ZL Zhen LuoChina	51,000(5 BB)	28	2
TH Tuan Hoang NguyenViet Nam	150,000(15 BB)	28	3
VS Van Son NguyenViet Nam	563,000(56 BB)	28	4
TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	1,384,000(138 BB)	28	5
SW Shengqiang WangChina	248,000(25 BB)	28	6
KZ Ko Zaw KoMyanmar	342,000(34 BB)	28	7
DD Duc Duy NguyenViet Nam	130,000(13 BB)	28	8
DT Duy Tuan NguyenViet Nam	258,000(26 BB)	28	9
HF Haidi FengChina	341,000(34 BB)	29	1
SK Soonjo KwonSouth Korea	371,000(37 BB)	29	2
NH Ngon Huy TranViet Nam	33,000(3 BB)	29	3
VM Vo Minh Nhut PhanViet Nam	125,000(13 BB)	29	4
KK Kyoungil KimSouth Korea	209,000(21 BB)	29	5
JP Jan Peter EickholtGermany	204,000(20 BB)	29	6
CW Chengshan WuChina	660,000(66 BB)	29	7
HD Hai Duong TranViet Nam	291,000(29 BB)	29	8
QV Quang Van PhamViet Nam	142,000(14 BB)	29	9
HY Hyeonsik YunSouth Korea	660,000(66 BB)	30	1
BT Bui The NguyenViet Nam	178,000(18 BB)	30	2
CT Chi Thanh DuongViet Nam	161,000(16 BB)	30	3
XP Xu PanChina	218,000(22 BB)	30	4
VT Van Thien HaViet Nam	373,000(37 BB)	30	5
TK Tchong Kue SeongAustralia	267,000(27 BB)	30	6
YM Yanzhou MengChina	353,000(35 BB)	30	7
VH Van Hung NguyenAustria	51,000(5 BB)	30	8
VH Van Hien NguyenViet Nam	99,000(10 BB)	30	9
TL Thanh Long NguyenViet Nam	64,000(6 BB)	31	1
DG Dongjian GuoChina	555,000(56 BB)	31	2
AA Alex Anton RodriguezSpain	210,000(21 BB)	31	3
HL Hao LingChina	174,000(17 BB)	31	4
MH Minh Huy NguyenViet Nam	332,000(33 BB)	31	6
TQ Trung Quan NguyenViet Nam	312,000(31 BB)	31	7
AD Anh Dung LeViet Nam	166,000(17 BB)	31	8
YH Yuxuan HouChina	133,000(13 BB)	31	9
TL Tien Long BuiViet Nam	724,000(72 BB)	32	1
DT Duy Thuc NguyenViet Nam	266,000(27 BB)	32	2
TT Tien Thanh DinhViet Nam	160,000(16 BB)	32	3
HM Hayato MinekawaJapan	114,000(11 BB)	32	4
VD Van Dan NguyenViet Nam	198,000(20 BB)	32	5
VD Van Dong An NguyenViet Nam	246,000(25 BB)	32	6
YC Yuanxi ChenSingapore	61,000(6 BB)	32	7
JN Johnni NielsenSweden	417,000(42 BB)	32	8
VK Van Khoa HoangViet Nam	326,000(33 BB)	32	9
QH Quang Huy NguyenViet Nam	35,000(4 BB)	39	1
JH Junjie HeChina	95,000(10 BB)	39	2
DH Daesong HanSouth Korea	230,000(23 BB)	39	3
SL Serghei LisiiMoldova	343,000(34 BB)	39	4
SL Shankui LiChina	190,000(19 BB)	39	5
XB Xuan Bach DinhViet Nam	145,000(15 BB)	39	6
JH Jiaqi HeChina	289,000(29 BB)	39	7
WK Wongyu KangSouth Korea	1,168,000(117 BB)	39	8
HT Huu Tuan NguyenViet Nam	433,000(43 BB)	39	9
YJ Yihao JiangChina	135,000(14 BB)	40	1
CF Chuan FengChina	408,000(41 BB)	40	2
TQ Ting QianChina	90,000(9 BB)	40	3
HN Hoai Nam LaViet Nam	97,000(10 BB)	40	4
YL Yong LiChina	359,000(36 BB)	40	5
LH Lok Hang WuHong Kong	225,000(23 BB)	40	6
TH Tran Hai Dang LeViet Nam	168,000(17 BB)	40	7
KP Kyungsub PyoSouth Korea	300,000(30 BB)	40	8
CS Changliang SunChina	873,000(87 BB)	40	9
CZ Ceng ZengChina	367,000(37 BB)	41	1
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	374,000(37 BB)	41	2
HY Haibiao YeChina	216,000(22 BB)	41	3
HL Hai Long HoangViet Nam	152,000(15 BB)	41	4
VA Vikhyat AhlawatIndia	198,000(20 BB)	41	6
TT Thanh Thang HoViet Nam	31,000(3 BB)	41	7
MZ Mingyang ZhangChina	121,000(12 BB)	41	8
MC Mingcong ChenChina	302,000(30 BB)	41	9
WD Wenqing DongChina	275,000(28 BB)	43	1
HC Hsiang Chun ChangChina	168,000(17 BB)	43	2
CH Chao HuChina	152,000(15 BB)	43	3
TK Tae Kyung KimSouth Korea	838,000(84 BB)	43	4
MY Mei Yee LoChina	66,000(7 BB)	43	5
JX Jia XiaoChina	131,000(13 BB)	43	6
AV Andres VasquezColombia	244,000(24 BB)	43	7
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	352,000(35 BB)	43	8
AD Anh Dung TrinhViet Nam	390,000(39 BB)	43	9
YL Yongyi LiuChina	310,000(31 BB)	44	1
DC Duc Cuong NguyenViet Nam	185,000(19 BB)	44	2
SJ Sumin JangSouth Korea	565,000(57 BB)	44	3
BW Beng Wei OngMalaysia	141,000(14 BB)	44	4
YJ Yiming JiChina	346,000(35 BB)	44	5
DK Donghyup KimSouth Korea	14,000(1 BB)	44	6
XC Xiao Chun GuChina	119,000(12 BB)	44	7
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	489,000(49 BB)	44	8
HA Hoang Anh NguyenViet Nam	252,000(25 BB)	44	9
XM Ximing MiaoChina	226,000(23 BB)	51	1
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	334,000(33 BB)	51	2
NN Nhat Nam HoangViet Nam	304,000(30 BB)	51	3
LD Leandro DirlewangerSwitzerland	108,000(11 BB)	51	4
YW Yansong WuChina	31,000(3 BB)	51	5
HX Haowei XuChina	170,000(17 BB)	51	6
DP Daeyoung ParkSouth Korea	142,000(14 BB)	51	7
KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	368,000(37 BB)	51	8
WC Wang ChenChina	620,000(62 BB)	51	9
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	315,000(32 BB)	52	1
RK Ritwik KhannaIndia	83,000(8 BB)	52	2
LZ Ledong ZhouChina	237,000(24 BB)	52	3
YZ Yinan ZhouChina	151,000(15 BB)	52	4
XW Xiaomeng WangChina	442,000(44 BB)	52	5
AS Aditya SushantIndia	330,000(33 BB)	52	6
QV Quang Vu DinhViet Nam	124,000(12 BB)	52	7
DH Dinh Hai Linh NguyenViet Nam	704,000(70 BB)	52	8
DH Dengdong HuangChina	186,000(19 BB)	52	9
HJ Hyunsik JangSouth Korea	195,000(20 BB)	53	1
HC Han Chang RokSouth Korea	107,000(11 BB)	53	2
AT Anh Tuan TrinhViet Nam	829,000(83 BB)	53	3
JL Jimmy LiuViet Nam	143,000(14 BB)	53	4
DD Dac Dung DuongViet Nam	259,000(26 BB)	53	5
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	351,000(35 BB)	53	6
BM Bien MaiViet Nam	485,000(49 BB)	53	7
MF Miao FengChina	231,000(23 BB)	53	8
JP Jaerim ParkSouth Korea	83,000(8 BB)	53	9
JL Jongkwan LeeSouth Korea	95,000(10 BB)	54	1
KZ Kaiyun ZhuChina	565,000(57 BB)	54	2
AT Anh Tuan LuongViet Nam	450,000(45 BB)	54	3
QW Qian WangChina	354,000(35 BB)	54	4
AT Anh Tu NguyenViet Nam	144,000(14 BB)	54	5
CM Christian MitchellAustralia	171,000(17 BB)	54	6
YZ Yankai ZhangChina	16,000(2 BB)	54	7
HK Hung Kien VuViet Nam	301,000(30 BB)	54	8
HA Hong Anh NguyenViet Nam	206,000(21 BB)	54	9
ZG Zhiming GouChina	332,000(33 BB)	55	1
JS Jianfeng SunChina	40,000(4 BB)	55	2
XZ Xiaobin ZhengChina	178,000(18 BB)	55	3
KA Khayal AbbasovAzerbaijan	544,000(54 BB)	55	4
PE Paul ElliottAustralia	325,000(33 BB)	55	5
YJ Yuequan JiaChina	161,000(16 BB)	55	6
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	591,000(59 BB)	55	7
ZY Zhifan YeChina	115,000(12 BB)	55	8
JZ Jie ZhengChina	237,000(24 BB)	55	9

Chip Counts

Player	Chips
TA Tuan Anh NguyenViet Nam	1,384,000(138 BB)
WK Wongyu KangSouth Korea	1,168,000(117 BB)
CS Changliang SunChina	873,000(87 BB)
TK Tae Kyung KimSouth Korea	838,000(84 BB)
AT Anh Tuan TrinhViet Nam	829,000(83 BB)
TL Tien Long BuiViet Nam	724,000(72 BB)
DH Dinh Hai Linh NguyenViet Nam	704,000(70 BB)
HY Hyeonsik YunSouth Korea	660,000(66 BB)
CW Chengshan WuChina	660,000(66 BB)
WC Wang ChenChina	620,000(62 BB)
TM Than Minh NguyenViet Nam	591,000(59 BB)
SJ Sumin JangSouth Korea	565,000(57 BB)
KZ Kaiyun ZhuChina	565,000(57 BB)
VS Van Son NguyenViet Nam	563,000(56 BB)
DG Dongjian GuoChina	555,000(56 BB)
KA Khayal AbbasovAzerbaijan	544,000(54 BB)
NA Nhu An LeViet Nam	489,000(49 BB)
BM Bien MaiViet Nam	485,000(49 BB)
AT Anh Tuan LuongViet Nam	450,000(45 BB)
XW Xiaomeng WangChina	442,000(44 BB)
HT Huu Tuan NguyenViet Nam	433,000(43 BB)
JN Johnni NielsenSweden	417,000(42 BB)
CF Chuan FengChina	408,000(41 BB)
AD Anh Dung TrinhViet Nam	390,000(39 BB)
MS Mangkone SanaphanithLao People's Democratic Republic	374,000(37 BB)
VT Van Thien HaViet Nam	373,000(37 BB)
SK Soonjo KwonSouth Korea	371,000(37 BB)
KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	368,000(37 BB)
CZ Ceng ZengChina	367,000(37 BB)
YL Yong LiChina	359,000(36 BB)
QW Qian WangChina	354,000(35 BB)
YM Yanzhou MengChina	353,000(35 BB)
TH Trung Ha NguyenViet Nam	352,000(35 BB)
QT Quang Thang DoViet Nam	351,000(35 BB)
YJ Yiming JiChina	346,000(35 BB)
SL Serghei LisiiMoldova	343,000(34 BB)
KZ Ko Zaw KoMyanmar	342,000(34 BB)
HF Haidi FengChina	341,000(34 BB)
VT Van Tam VuViet Nam	334,000(33 BB)
ZG Zhiming GouChina	332,000(33 BB)
MH Minh Huy NguyenViet Nam	332,000(33 BB)
AS Aditya SushantIndia	330,000(33 BB)
VK Van Khoa HoangViet Nam	326,000(33 BB)
PE Paul ElliottAustralia	325,000(33 BB)
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	315,000(32 BB)
TQ Trung Quan NguyenViet Nam	312,000(31 BB)
YL Yongyi LiuChina	310,000(31 BB)
NN Nhat Nam HoangViet Nam	304,000(30 BB)
MC Mingcong ChenChina	302,000(30 BB)
HK Hung Kien VuViet Nam	301,000(30 BB)
KP Kyungsub PyoSouth Korea	300,000(30 BB)
HD Hai Duong TranViet Nam	291,000(29 BB)
JH Jiaqi HeChina	289,000(29 BB)
WD Wenqing DongChina	275,000(28 BB)
TK Tchong Kue SeongAustralia	267,000(27 BB)
DT Duy Thuc NguyenViet Nam	266,000(27 BB)
DD Dac Dung DuongViet Nam	259,000(26 BB)
DT Duy Tuan NguyenViet Nam	258,000(26 BB)
HA Hoang Anh NguyenViet Nam	252,000(25 BB)
SW Shengqiang WangChina	248,000(25 BB)
VD Van Dong An NguyenViet Nam	246,000(25 BB)
AV Andres VasquezColombia	244,000(24 BB)
JZ Jie ZhengChina	237,000(24 BB)
LZ Ledong ZhouChina	237,000(24 BB)
MF Miao FengChina	231,000(23 BB)
DH Daesong HanSouth Korea	230,000(23 BB)
XM Ximing MiaoChina	226,000(23 BB)
LH Lok Hang WuHong Kong	225,000(23 BB)
XP Xu PanChina	218,000(22 BB)
HY Haibiao YeChina	216,000(22 BB)
AA Alex Anton RodriguezSpain	210,000(21 BB)
KK Kyoungil KimSouth Korea	209,000(21 BB)
HA Hong Anh NguyenViet Nam	206,000(21 BB)
JP Jan Peter EickholtGermany	204,000(20 BB)
VA Vikhyat AhlawatIndia	198,000(20 BB)
VD Van Dan NguyenViet Nam	198,000(20 BB)
HJ Hyunsik JangSouth Korea	195,000(20 BB)
SL Shankui LiChina	190,000(19 BB)
DH Dengdong HuangChina	186,000(19 BB)
DC Duc Cuong NguyenViet Nam	185,000(19 BB)
XZ Xiaobin ZhengChina	178,000(18 BB)
BT Bui The NguyenViet Nam	178,000(18 BB)
HL Hao LingChina	174,000(17 BB)
LN Lavrentiy NeeKazakhstan	174,000(17 BB)
CM Christian MitchellAustralia	171,000(17 BB)
HX Haowei XuChina	170,000(17 BB)
HC Hsiang Chun ChangChina	168,000(17 BB)
TH Tran Hai Dang LeViet Nam	168,000(17 BB)
AD Anh Dung LeViet Nam	166,000(17 BB)
YJ Yuequan JiaChina	161,000(16 BB)
CT Chi Thanh DuongViet Nam	161,000(16 BB)
TT Tien Thanh DinhViet Nam	160,000(16 BB)
HL Hai Long HoangViet Nam	152,000(15 BB)
CH Chao HuChina	152,000(15 BB)
YZ Yinan ZhouChina	151,000(15 BB)
TH Tuan Hoang NguyenViet Nam	150,000(15 BB)
XB Xuan Bach DinhViet Nam	145,000(15 BB)
AT Anh Tu NguyenViet Nam	144,000(14 BB)
JL Jimmy LiuViet Nam	143,000(14 BB)
DP Daeyoung ParkSouth Korea	142,000(14 BB)
QV Quang Van PhamViet Nam	142,000(14 BB)
BW Beng Wei OngMalaysia	141,000(14 BB)
YJ Yihao JiangChina	135,000(14 BB)
YH Yuxuan HouChina	133,000(13 BB)
JX Jia XiaoChina	131,000(13 BB)
DD Duc Duy NguyenViet Nam	130,000(13 BB)
VM Vo Minh Nhut PhanViet Nam	125,000(13 BB)
QV Quang Vu DinhViet Nam	124,000(12 BB)
MZ Mingyang ZhangChina	121,000(12 BB)
XC Xiao Chun GuChina	119,000(12 BB)
ZY Zhifan YeChina	115,000(12 BB)
HM Hayato MinekawaJapan	114,000(11 BB)
LD Leandro DirlewangerSwitzerland	108,000(11 BB)
HC Han Chang RokSouth Korea	107,000(11 BB)
VH Van Hien NguyenViet Nam	99,000(10 BB)
HN Hoai Nam LaViet Nam	97,000(10 BB)
JH Junjie HeChina	95,000(10 BB)
JL Jongkwan LeeSouth Korea	95,000(10 BB)
TQ Ting QianChina	90,000(9 BB)
JP Jaerim ParkSouth Korea	83,000(8 BB)
RK Ritwik KhannaIndia	83,000(8 BB)
MY Mei Yee LoChina	66,000(7 BB)
TL Thanh Long NguyenViet Nam	64,000(6 BB)
YC Yuanxi ChenSingapore	61,000(6 BB)
ZL Zhen LuoChina	51,000(5 BB)
VH Van Hung NguyenAustria	51,000(5 BB)
JS Jianfeng SunChina	40,000(4 BB)
QH Quang Huy NguyenViet Nam	35,000(4 BB)
NH Ngon Huy TranViet Nam	33,000(3 BB)
TT Thanh Thang HoViet Nam	31,000(3 BB)
YW Yansong WuChina	31,000(3 BB)
YZ Yankai ZhangChina	16,000(2 BB)
DK Donghyup KimSouth Korea	14,000(1 BB)

Payouts

Place	Payout (VND)	Payout (USD)
1	3,000,000,000	$113,760
2	2,050,000,000	$77,735
3	1,400,000,000	$53,090
4	1,011,920,000	$38,370
5	791,100,000	$30,000
6	631,800,000	$23,960
7	501,700,000	$19,025
8	387,200,000	$14,685
9	300,000,000	$11,375
10	232,400,000	$8,815
11	232,400,000	$8,815
12	232,400,000	$8,815
13	177,200,000	$6,720
14	177,200,000	$6,720
15	177,200,000	$6,720
16	142,400,000	$5,400
17	142,400,000	$5,400
18	142,400,000	$5,400
19	115,500,000	$4,380
20	115,500,000	$4,380
21	115,500,000	$4,380
22	100,400,000	$3,805
23	100,400,000	$3,805
24	100,400,000	$3,805
25	88,200,000	$3,345
26	88,200,000	$3,345
27	88,200,000	$3,345
28	79,600,000	$3,020
29	79,600,000	$3,020
30	79,600,000	$3,020
31	79,600,000	$3,020
32	79,600,000	$3,020
33	79,600,000	$3,020
34	79,600,000	$3,020
35	79,600,000	$3,020
36	79,600,000	$3,020
37	72,100,000	$2,735
38	72,100,000	$2,735
39	72,100,000	$2,735
40	72,100,000	$2,735
41	72,100,000	$2,735
42	72,100,000	$2,735
43	72,100,000	$2,735
44	72,100,000	$2,735
45	72,100,000	$2,735
46	65,700,000	$2,490
47	65,700,000	$2,490
48	65,700,000	$2,490
49	65,700,000	$2,490
50	65,700,000	$2,490
51	65,700,000	$2,490
52	65,700,000	$2,490
53	65,700,000	$2,490
54	65,700,000	$2,490
55	60,100,000	$2,280
56	60,100,000	$2,280
57	60,100,000	$2,280
58	60,100,000	$2,280
59	60,100,000	$2,280
60	60,100,000	$2,280
61	60,100,000	$2,280
62	60,100,000	$2,280
63	60,100,000	$2,280
64	54,500,000	$2,065
65	54,500,000	$2,065
66	54,500,000	$2,065
67	54,500,000	$2,065
68	54,500,000	$2,065
69	54,500,000	$2,065
70	54,500,000	$2,065
71	54,500,000	$2,065
72	54,500,000	$2,065
73	49,700,000	$1,885
74	49,700,000	$1,885
75	49,700,000	$1,885
76	49,700,000	$1,885
77	49,700,000	$1,885
78	49,700,000	$1,885
79	49,700,000	$1,885
80	49,700,000	$1,885
81	49,700,000	$1,885
82	44,900,000	$1,705
83	44,900,000	$1,705
84	44,900,000	$1,705
85	44,900,000	$1,705
86	44,900,000	$1,705
87	44,900,000	$1,705
88	44,900,000	$1,705
89	44,900,000	$1,705
90	44,900,000	$1,705
91	41,200,000	$1,560
92	41,200,000	$1,560
93	41,200,000	$1,560
94	41,200,000	$1,560
95	41,200,000	$1,560
96	41,200,000	$1,560
97	41,200,000	$1,560
98	41,200,000	$1,560
99	41,200,000	$1,560
100	37,500,000	$1,420
101	37,500,000	$1,420
102	37,500,000	$1,420
103	37,500,000	$1,420
104	37,500,000	$1,420
105	37,500,000	$1,420
106	37,500,000	$1,420
107	37,500,000	$1,420
108	37,500,000	$1,420
109	37,500,000	$1,420
110	37,500,000	$1,420
111	37,500,000	$1,420
112	37,500,000	$1,420
113	37,500,000	$1,420
114	37,500,000	$1,420
115	37,500,000	$1,420
116	37,500,000	$1,420
117	37,500,000	$1,420
118	35,000,000	$1,325
119	35,000,000	$1,325
120	35,000,000	$1,325
121	35,000,000	$1,325
122	35,000,000	$1,325
123	35,000,000	$1,325
124	35,000,000	$1,325
125	35,000,000	$1,325
126	35,000,000	$1,325
127	35,000,000	$1,325
128	35,000,000	$1,325
129	35,000,000	$1,325
130	35,000,000	$1,325
131	35,000,000	$1,325
132	35,000,000	$1,325
133	35,000,000	$1,325