Main Event

Jeorge Lagatuz claims the chip lead (CL) with 395,000 chips at the end of Day 1G of the #4 Main Event. With a total of 38 entries, 5 players have advanced to ITM and firmly planted their feet in Day 2. Congratulations to everyone moving forward.

Jeorge Lagatuz (UTG) limped, followed by Michael Truong (HJ) raising to 38,000. Armand Cabardo (BB) called all-in with 16,000, and Jeorge also called. The flop revealed J♦ 6♦ 8♠ , leading Jeorge and Michael to check. On the turn, 4♦ , Jeorge bet 20,000, forcing Michael to fold. The river brought 5♦ , and Jeorge revealed A♦ 9♦ for an ace-high diamond flush, defeating Armand’s Q♣ 2♦ . With this hand, Jeorge eliminated Armand, bursting the bubble for Day 1-G. Five players now advance to Day 2 of the #4 Main Event. Congratulations to all who progressed!

Out of 361 entries a total of 43 players will comeback for the day 2 of the main event to battle it out to the final table. Game will start 12PM UCT+7

Santiago Soriano Ramos emerges as the overall chip leader with 973,000 chips after Day 1F of the #4 Main Event. The flight saw a total of 102 entries, and 13 players have made it to the money, advancing to Day 2. Congratulations to all the players who have secured their spots in the next phase of the tournament!

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) raised to 16,000 pre-flop, with Jeon Guyeong (D) calling all-in for 9,000. Martin Gonzales (SB) also called, setting up a three-way pot. The flop revealed 3♣ T♣ 5♠, and after Martin checked, Soriano bet 10,000, which Martin called. The turn brought Q♥, and after Martin checked again, Soriano’s 25,000 bet prompted Martin to fold. The river delivered 6♦, Jeong Guyeong show A♣ 3♠ and Soriano revealed T♥ 2♠ to win the hand with a pair of Tens, knocking out Jeon Guyeong.

Craig Daniel Jones emerges as the chip leader (CL) with 670,000 chips after Day 1E of the #4 Main Event. The flight saw a total of 110 entries, and 14 players have made it to the money, advancing to Day 2. Congratulations to all the players who have secured their spots in the next phase of the tournament!

Cheong Joe Ee (CO) goes all-in pre-flop with 88,000, and Nguyen Van Tung responds with an 3bet all-in. Both players reveal their cards: Cheong holds A♦ Q♣ , while Nguyen holds A♥ K♠ . The board runs 7♦ A♠ T♥ 8♦ 5♦ . Nguyen wins with an Ace pair and a King kicker, knocking out Cheong and advancing to the money. The bubble bursts, and congratulations to all the players who made it to Day 2!

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) raised to 16,000 pre-flop, with Jeon Guyeong (D) calling all-in for 9,000. Martin Gonzales (SB) also called, setting up a three-way pot. The flop revealed 3♣ T♣ 5♠, and after Martin checked, Soriano bet 10,000, which Martin called. The turn brought Q♥, and after Martin checked again, Soriano’s 25,000 bet prompted Martin to fold. The river delivered 6♦, and Soriano revealed T♥ 2♠ to win the hand with a pair of Tens, knocking out Jeon Guyeong. The bubble bursts as the tournament reaches the money. Congratulations to all players who made it to ITM!

Won Jungsun (HJ) goes all-in preflop and Soriano Ramos Santiago (CO) three-bets with an all-in. Both players reveal their cards. Won has A♠ A♥ while Soriano has T♦ T♠ . The board runs 4♣ 3♥ 7♥ 9♠ 8♦. Win wins with his pocket rockets.

#4 Main Event Day 1F enters Level 17 with only 14 players left. It is bubble time as only 13 can make it ITM.

Joshua Figuerres (UTG+1) raises pre-flop with 12,000 while Fujishiro Kazuki three-bets all-in 93,000 and Joshua calls. Joshua and Fujishiro reveal their cards. Joshua has 7♠ 7♥ while Fujishiro has A♦ 9♠ . The board ran 3♠ 9♣ 3♥ K♥ 5♣ and Fujishiro won with his pair of nines.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) opened with a raise to 12,000, and Won Jungsun responded with an all-in three-bet of 54,000. Soriano called, revealing K♥ T♦ against Won’s J♥ 10c . The board ran out 3♥ 4♦ K♣ Q♠ A♥ , completing a straight for Won. Despite Soriano pairing his King, Won’s straight secured him the victory.

Fujishiro Kazuki (SB) goes all-in pre-flop and Girard Valentin (BB) calls the all-in with 58,000. The players reveal their hand. Fujishiro has T♦ 7♣ while Girard has A♦ K♦. The board runs 9♠ A♣ Q♥ T♥ 4♦. Girard wins with Ace pair.

Zhao (UTG0 raises 14, 000 and Soriano three-bets 40,000. Zhao retaliates with a four-bet all-in of 209,000 and Soriano snap calls. Both players reveal their cards. Zhao has 9♦ 9♣ while Soriano has A♠ A♣. The board runs 2♦ J♥ 5♣ 7♠ 5♠. Soriano wins with double pair Aces and Fives.

Zhao (UTG0 raises 14, 000 and Soriano three-bets 40,000. Zhao retaliates with a four-bet all-in of 209,000 and Soriano snap calls. Both players reveal their cards. Zhao has 9♦ 9♣ while Soriano has A♠ A♣. The board runs 2♦ J♥ 5♣ 7♠ 5♠. Soriano wins with double pair Aces and Fives.

In a small blind versus big blind battle, Joshua Figuerres (SB) opened with a raise to 18,000, and Danny Huynh (BB) called to see the flop of 3♦ Q♠ 8♣. Joshua continued with a bet of 12,000, which Danny called. The turn brought the 3♣, and Joshua ramped up the pressure with a 35,000 bet, but Danny stayed in the hand. The river came 6♠, and both players opted to check. At showdown, Joshua revealed K♠ 2♣, while Danny showed Q♣ T♣, securing the pot with a pair of Queens

In a small blind versus big blind battle, Joshua Figuerres (SB) opened with a raise to 18,000, and Danny Huynh (BB) called to see the flop of 3♦ Q♠ 8♣. Joshua continued with a bet of 12,000, which Danny called. The turn brought the 3♣, and Joshua ramped up the pressure with a 35,000 bet, but Danny stayed in the hand. The river came 6♠, and both players opted to check. At showdown, Joshua revealed K♠ 2♣, while Danny showed Q♣ T♣, securing the pot with a pair of Queens

Martin Gonzales (UTG) opened the action with a raise to 12,000 pre-flop, prompting William Antoine to three-bet to 33,000. Martin responded with a bold four-bet all-in, and William snap-called the 97,000. At showdown, Martin revealed J♠ J♣ , while William held A♦ A♠ . The board ran out K♥ 6♣ 4♥ K♠ 7♣ , securing the win for William with a dominating double pair of Kings and Aces, knocking Martin out of the hand

Event Day-1F has just entered level 16 and the blinds are up 3000/6000. There are only 16 players left in Level 16. The players will be playing down to 13 ITM spots. Let's keep and eye out for more poker thrills.

In a small blind versus big blind battle, Tri Nguyễn (SB) limped, and Matin Teeralurtthum (BB) raised to 17,000, which Tri called. The flop came 6♦ 8♥ J♦, prompting a check from Tri. Matin bet 12,000, and Tri called. The turn brought 5♥, and after another check from Tri, Matin bet 10,000, which Tri called again. The river revealed 5♠, and both players opted to check. Matin showed K♦ J♥, securing the win with a double pair of Jacks and fives, as Tri mucked his hand.

Martin Gonzales (D) opened with a raise of 10,000, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (BB) called. The flop revealed 6♥ T♣ 4♠ , leading both players to check. On the turn, 2♣ , Soriano bet 45,000, and Martin called. The river brought T♦ , and both players checked. In the showdown, Martin revealed 4♣ 3♣ , while Soriano showed 9♦ 7♣ . Martin secured the pot with a pair of fours.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) raised 12,000 pre-flop, and William Pierre Antoine (HJ) called. The flop revealed 7♥ A♠ 2♦ , prompting Soriano to bet 12,000, which William called. The turn brought 3♠ , and Soriano continued his aggression with a 35,000 bet, again met with a call from William. The river delivered 8♠ , and Soriano went all-in, forcing William to fold. Soriano claimed the pot with his bold play.

The Cutoff (CO) raised 10,000 pre-flop, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (SB) responded with a three-bet to 40,000. The Big Blind (BB) went all-in for 24,000, prompting the CO to fold while Soriano called. At the showdown, Soriano revealed K♠ J♥, while the BB held A♠ T♣. The board ran out 3♠ 2♣ T♦ K♥ 4♠, giving Soriano a pair of kings to win the pot and eliminate the BB.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) raised 11,000 pre-flop, and Haile Rafik Kuo (UTG+2) called. The flop revealed K♣ 4♦ 9♣ , prompting Soriano to bet 11,000, which Haile called. On the turn, 5♥ , both players checked. The river brought 4♥ , and Soriano made a small bet of 5,000, which Haile called again. Upon revealing their hands, Soriano showed 9♦ T♦ for a pair of nines, while Haile held A♥ 9♥ , also with a pair of nines but with an ace kicker. Haile's stronger kicker secured the pot.

#4 Main Event Day1-F enters Level 15 with the blinds up 3000/5000 and 17 players left at the tables.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (LJ) raises 9,000 pre-flop, and Retiere Frederic (BB) calls. The flop reveals Q♣ Q♦ 7♠ , and Retiere checks. Soriano bets 5,000, and Retiere calls. The turn comes 3♥ , and Retiere checks again. Soriano bets 2,500, and Retiere calls. On the river, A♦ appears, and Retiere checks. Soriano goes all-in, forcing Retiere to fold. Soriano secures the pot with an aggressive play.

Retiere Frederic Romaine (D) raises 9,000 pre-flop, and Martin Gonzales (BB) calls. The flop shows 3♥ 9♠ A♥ , and Martin checks. Retiere bets 7,000, and Martin calls. The turn reveals 5♠ , and Martin checks again as Retiere bets 27,000, which Martin calls. The river shows J♠ , and both players check.Upon reveal, Retiere holds 7♠ 8♠ , while Martin shows 9♦ 7♣ . Martin wins the pot with a pair of nines.

Do Hoang Anh (HJ) goes all-in pre-flop, and Fujishiro Kazuki (CO) calls. Do reveals A♣ J♣ , while Fujishiro shows Q♣ Q♥ . The board runs 8♦ 6♦ 4♣ 3♥ 4♠ . Fujishiro wins with a double pair of queens and fours, knocking out Do.

William Pierre Antoine (UTG+2) raises to 8,000 pre-flop, and Won Jungsun (D) three-bets to 31,000. William calls. The flop comes 5♠ 5♣ 7♠ . William checks, and Won bets 28,000. William responds with an all-in raise, forcing Won to fold. William takes the pot uncontested with his aggressive move.

Kim Jaemin (UTG) raises to 8,000 pre-flop, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (D) calls. The flop shows 5♦ 7♦ Q♦ . Kim checks, and Soriano bets 10,000, which Kim calls. The turn comes in with 10c . Kim checks, and Soriano bets 55,000. Kim responds with a massive 155,000 raise, prompting Soriano to go all-in. Kim calls the all-in with 208,000.Both players reveal their hands. Kim holds 9♦ T♦ , a flush. Soriano holds A♦ J♦ , a higher flush. The river comes in with Q♣ , which does not change the outcome. Soriano's higher flush wins, knocking Kim out of the tournament.

The blinds are up 2000/4000. There are 19 players left with a total of 102 entries. We are playing down to 13 players. With the next break in another 1 hour away, there's plenty of action to watch out for.

CO raises to 6,000, and both Jeong Guyeong (D) and Won Jungsun (BB) call. The flop comes T♦ 5♦ 9♦ . Won checks, CO checks, and Jeong bets 14,000, with Won calling while CO folds. The turn brings in 2♠ , and both players check. The river reveals J♠ , and both players check again. Won reveals Q♦ 9♣ , and Jeong mucks his hand. The victory goes to Won.

Kim Jaemin (HJ) raises to 6,000, and Retiere Frederic (CO) three-bets to 16,000. Kim calls. The flop comes J♣ T♥ 3♥ . Kim checks, and Retiere bets 16,000, with Kim calling. The turn brings in 5♠ , and Kim checks again. Retiere bets 20,000, and Kim calls. The river reveals A♠ . Kim checks, and Retiere bets all-in for 61,000. Kim folds, handing the pot to Retiere.

Nguyen Quang Huy (HJ) raises to 7,000, and Kim Jaemin (CO) calls. The flop comes 8♣ A♥ K♥ . Nguyen checks, and Kim bets 7,000, which Nguyen calls. The turn brings in K♦ , and both players check. The river reveals 4♦ . Nguyen bets 10,000, and Kim Jaemin folds, giving the victory to Nguyen.

Matin Teeralurtthum (UTG+1) makes a pre-flop raise of 10,000, and the BB responds with a three-bet all-in of 43,000, which Matin calls. Both players reveal their cards: Matin has A♠ A♣ , while the BB holds K♠ K♥ . The board runs 5♠ 6♥ 7♠ 4♠ 8♠ . Matin wins with a flush of spades A♠ 5♠ 6♠ 7♠ 8♠ , knocking his opponent out

Jhon Hendri (UTG) makes a pre-flop raise of 6,000, and Nguyen Quang Huy three-bets to 18,000. Jhon responds with an all-in of 99,000, and Nguyen calls. Both players reveal their cards: Jhon holds K♦ Q♦ , while Nguyen holds K♠ K♥ . The board runs 4♥ A♠ A♣ 6♥ Q♣ . Nguyen wins with a pocket Kings and knocks Jhon out.

Abbasov Khayal (D) goes all-in pre-flop 16,000, Jeong Guyeoung (SB) three-bets all-in 75,000, and Mok Jo Seng (BB) calls the all-in 75,000. All three players reveal their cards. Abbasov holds 6♦ 7♦ , Jeong holds A♦ A♠ , and Mok has K♦ J♦ . The board runs T♥ 6♣ 3♦ 2♣ Q♣ . Jeong wins with his pocket rockets A♦ A♠ for a pair of Aces, knocking out both Abbasov and Mok from the tournament.

Main Event Day 1F has just levelled up and the blinds are up 2000/3000 with 26 players still at the table. Stay tuned for more interesting highlights

Rodrigo Sequite (CO) goes all-in pre-flop, and Jiyoung Kim (SB) calls. Both players reveal their hands: Rodrigo holds A♠ 3♠, while Jiyoung holds Q♥ Q♠. The board runs 4♣ 2♠ 7♦ 5♠ K♥. Rodrigo wins with a straight, A♠ 2♠ 3♠ 4♣ 5♠ eliminating JiYoung

Nishada Masataka (CO) goes all-in pre-flop, and Martin Gonzales (BB) calls. Both players reveal their cards: Nishada holds 3♦ 3♠ , while Martin holds K♦ Q♦ . The board runs 9♦ T♠ 9♥ K♠ T♦ , and Martin wins with two pairs, Kings and Nines.

Entering Level 12

#4 Main Event Day 1F is in Level 12 the blinds are 2000/3000 and there are currently 32 players at the tables with a total of 102 entries.

At level 11 the blinds are 1000/2000 and we have 35 players left in Flight F. Day1F ends when we reach the final 13 players. The next break is in about 50 minutes. All the best to the players. Stay tuned for more updates.

Cheong Joe Ee (CO) goes all-in pre-flop with 88,000, and Nguyen Van Tung responds with an 3bet all-in. Both players reveal their cards: Cheong holds A♦ Q♣ , while Nguyen holds A♥ K♠ . The board runs 7♦ A♠ T♥ 8♦ 5♦ . Nguyen wins with an Ace pair and a King kicker, knocking out Cheong and advancing to the money. The bubble bursts, and congratulations to all the players who made it to Day 2!

Erik Rozhynskyi (HJ) goes all-in pre-flop with 43,000, and David Erquiaga (BB) calls. Both players reveal their cards: Erik holds A♣ T♣ , while David holds K♠ K♣ . The board runs A♦ 6♥ J♦ T♠ 5♦ . Erik wins with a double pair of Aces and Tens.

Henri Hinds (HJ) raises pre-flop to 12,000, and Tran Thanh Van (CO) responds with a three-bet to 20,000. Henri calls, and the flop comes in 3♥ 3♣ 4♣ . Henri checks, and Tran bets 30,000, which Henri calls. The turn comes in 7♠ , Henri checks again, and Tran bets 40,000, which Henri calls. The river shows Q♠ , and Henri checks one more time. Tran bets 70,000, and Henri folds. Tran wins with an aggressive approach.

Craig Daniel Jones (HJ) makes a pre-flop raise to 25,000, and Liu Fan (CO) responds with a three-bet all-in of 63,000. Craig calls, and both players reveal their hands. Craig holds Q♠ 4♣ , while Liu shows A♣ A♥ . The board runs 3♥ 4♠ 8♦ 7♥ A♠ , and Liu wins with his pocket rockets forming a set with the Ace on the board.

Craig Daniel Jones (UTG) makes a pre-flop raise to 20,000, and Takayama Mike responds with a three-bet of 70,000. Craig decides to fold, giving Takayama the pot without further confrontation. This marks Takayama's third consecutive win.

Takayama Mike (UTG+1) goes all-in pre-flop for 19,000, with both Craig Daniel Jones (UTG+2) and David Erquiaga (CO) calling. The flop comes Q♠ 9♠ J♠ , and both David and Craig check. The turn brings 2♣ , and both players check again. The river comes in 5♠ , and once again, both David and Craig check. All players reveal their hands. Takayama holds 9♦ K♥ , Craig holds A♣ 6♦ , and David holds A♥ 3♥ . Takayama wins with a pair of nines.

Takayama Mike (UTG+2) raises pre-flop to 16,000, and both Voshchinin Oleg (SB) and the BB call. The flop comes 2♦ 7♠ T♣ , and all players check. The turn reveals 9♠ , and Voshchinin bets 30,000, with the BB folding. Takayama calls, and the river brings Q♥ . Voshchinin bets again, this time for 40,000, and Takayama calls. Voshchinin reveals his hand: 7♣ 7♥ , making a set of Sevens. Takayama mucks his cards, and Voshchinin takes down the pot with a set of Sevens.

Craig Daniel Jones (HJ) makes a pre-flop raise of 20,000, and Liu Fan (CO) three-bets all-in with 34,000. Craig calls, and both players reveal their cards: J♥ 9♣ for Craig and A♣ J♠ for Liu. The board runs 4♣ 6♠ 9♥ A♥ 6♣ . Liu wins with a pair of Aces.

Takayama Mike (HJ) goes all-in pre-flop with 57,000, and Voshchinin Oleg (BB) calls. Both players reveal their cards. A♠ 8♣ for Takayama and Q♠ Q♥ for Voshchinin. The board runs J♦ 8♠ 9♣ A♦ 7♦ . Takayama wins with a double pair of Aces and Eights, as his Aces are the highest pair on the board.

Main Event Day-1F enters Level 10 the blinds are 1000/1500.We 102 total entries for Day1F. Stay tuned for more updates on Flight F of the Main Event.

We are very close to the bubble and players are having a short break. Stay tuned for more updates.

David wins with an Ace pair.

Sia Soon Lee (UTG+1) goes all-in pre-flop with 62,000, and Tran Thanh Van (D) calls. Both players reveal their hands. Sia has A♥ Q♠ , and Tran has A♠ T♦ . The board runs 5♣ 7♠ 2♥ 6♣ J♣ . Sia Soon Lee wins with Ace high as Tran fails to improve his hand.

Henri Hinds (SB) makes a pre-flop raise of 15,000, and Tran Thanh Van (BB) calls. The flop comes in with 7♥ 2♥ 8♦ . Henri bets 15,000, and Tran raises to 35,000. Henri calls. The turn comes in with 8♥ , and Henri checks. Tran bets 55,000, and Henri folds. Tran reveals his hand— 5♣ 3♣ , winning the pot with a successful bluff.

Sia Soon Lee (UTG) makes a pre-flop raise of 11,000, and Henri Hinds (HJ) responds with a three-bet of 27,000. Sia calls, and the flop shows 3♣ 8♠ 4♣. Sia checks, and Henri goes all-in. Sia decides to fold, giving Henri the win by default.

Main Event Day1-E is in bubble time. The tension is phenomenal. Everyone is staying sharp to see who makes it to ITM. No room for errors at this point. Stay tuned.

Yunsheng Sun (CO) goes all-in pre-flop with 47,000, and Nguyen Van Tung (D) responds with a three-bet all-in of 135,000. Both players reveal their cards. Yunsheng holds A♥ 2♦ , while Nguyen has Q♣ Q♦ . The board runs 4♠ J♣ Q♥ J♠ Q♠ , and Nguyen wins the pot with four of a kind (Queens), securing a dominant victory. Yunsheng gets knocked out.

Liu Fan (SB) goes all-in pre-flop with 40,000, and David Erquiaga (BB) calls. The players reveal their hands. Liu holds K♥ 6♠ , while David has A♦ 7♠ .

The board runs 6♣ 3♣ 2♠ 6♦ 4♣ , and Liu wins the pot with three sixes (trips), defeating David's hand.

The blinds are up 3000/5000 as we enter level 15, we have another 37 minutes before the next break and we are near the bubble. The tension is palpable.

Jones Craig Daniel (UTG) made a pre-flop raise of 9,000, and Dongkyu Kim (BB) called. The flop revealed 2♠ A♦ 3♥ , and both players checked. The turn brought the 6♥ , with Dongkyu checking again, and Jones betting 9,000. Dongkyu then responded with an all-in raise to 71,000. In a surprising turn of events, Jones snap-called. The players revealed their hands. Jones had 9♥ 9♣ , while Dongkyu showed 4♥ 3♦ . The river came in with Q♣ , and Jones won with a pair of nines, securing the pot with his pocket nines over Dongkyu's lower pair.

With a pot of 22,000, the flop revealed J♥ 4♠ 7♠. Henri Hinds (SB) led out with a bet of 15,000, and Gil Keonho called. The turn brought the K♥, prompting Henri to increase the aggression with a 30,000 bet. Gil responded by moving all-in for 82,000, and Henri snap-called. The players revealed their hands. Henri held A♠ A♣, while Gil showed K♦ J♣. The river delivered the 4♣, sealing the victory for Henri with two pairs—Aces and fours—dominating Gil's Kings and Jacks.

Dongkyu Kim (CO) initiated the action with a pre-flop raise of 13,000, prompting Jones Craig Daniel to respond with a three-bet of 25,000. Not backing down, Dongkyu moved all-in, and Jones snap-called with his sizable stack of 277,000. Both players revealed their cards: Dongkyu held A♠ Q♣ , while Jones showed K♥ K♠ . The board unfolded as 8♠ 6♠ K♦ Q♦ 7♣ , giving Jones a set of Kings. With a dominant hand and no surprises from the board, Jones secured the pot in commanding fashion

Takayama Mike (CO) opened with a pre-flop raise of 9,000, and both Erik Rozhynskyi (SB) and Henri Hinds (BB) called. The flop revealed 7♠ 7♥ 4♣ . Erik checked, and Henri led with a bet of 8,000, which Takayama and Erik both called. The turn brought 5♠ , prompting another check from Erik. Henri then fired a bet of 16,000, which caused both Takayama and Erik to fold. Henri secured the pot with an aggressive line.

Mr. Fendy just doubled up against Duan Jiaofang in a crucial hand. Holding pocket tens T♠ T♦ against Duan’s A♠ K♥ , the board favored Fendy, allowing him to secure the win. With this victory, Mr. Fendy’s stack skyrocketed to 232,000, while Duan Jiaofang, left severely crippled, was subsequently eliminated from the tournament.

Jeon Gyeong Seok (SB) made a pre-flop raise of 12,000, prompting Jang Sumin to respond with a three-bet of 29,000. Refusing to back down, Jeon countered with a four-bet of 82,000, putting immense pressure on Jang, who ultimately folded. Jeon claimed the pot with a strong, aggressive play.

Yunsheng Sun (UTG) initiated a pre-flop raise of 8,000, and Sia Soon Lee (CO) responded by going all-in with a three-bet of 61,000. Yunsheng called, and the players revealed their cards. Yunsheng had A♦ Q♠ and Sia had A♠ K♣ . The board ran 9♠ J♣ K♠ A♥ J♥ , giving Sia a double pair of Kings and Aces, securing the pot.

Henri Hinds (SB) moved all-in pre-flop, and Gil Keonho (BB) called for 25,000. Both players revealed their cards: Henri held J♣ 6♥ , while Gil showed A♥ 3♦ . The board ran A♦ 4♣ A♠ Q♥ 5♥ , giving Gil trip Aces and securing him the win.

Cheong Joe Ee (CO) started strong with a pre-flop raise of 8,000, and Mr. Fendy (BB) called. The flop revealed T♥ T♣ 3♣, prompting Mr. Fendy to bet 9,000, which Cheong called. The turn brought 7♣, and Mr. Fendy continued his aggression, betting 12,000, with Cheong calling again. The river showed J♦, and Mr. Fendy pushed with a bet of 22,000. Cheong responded with a massive raise to 80,000, pressuring Mr. Fendy to fold. Cheong claimed the pot with a bold move.

The game just levelled up and the blinds are up 2000/4000 with an hour left for the next break and 22 players left, let's see who stays and who gets knocked out of the competition.

Mr. Fendy (HJ) raised to 8,000, and Thuy Quynh (BB) called. The flop came T♠ 7♠ 4♦, where Thuy checked, and Mr. Fendy bet 6,000, which Thuy called. The turn revealed 9♥, and after Thuy checked, Mr. Fendy bet 18,000, with Thuy calling once again. The river brought 5♣, and Thuy checked again. Mr. Fendy, showing aggression, went all-in. Thuy ultimately folded, giving Mr. Fendy the pot.

Takayama Mike (UTG+1) went all-in pre-flop with 45,000, and Jiyoung Kim (HJ) responded with a three-bet all-in. Both players revealed their cards, with Takayama holding A♠ 9♥ and Jiyoung holding Q♦ Q♣. The board ran 8♦ T♣ T♥ A♥ 2♠, and Takayama won with a double pair of Aces and Tens, while Jiyoung was unable to improve her hand.

Dongkyu Kim (CO) raised to 7,000, and David Erquiaga (BB) called. The flop came Q♦ 6♣ Q♣, and David checked. Dongkyu bet 4,000, prompting David to raise to 18,000. In response, Dongkyu made a quick three-bet to 45,000, which forced David to fold. Dongkyu claimed the pot without much resistance.

Yunsheng Sun (UTG+1) raised to 6,000, and Mr Fendy (HJ) and the BB both called. The flop came 9♣ 8♥ 9♠, and all three players checked. The turn revealed the 3♠, and Yunsheng bet 10,000, with Mr. Fendy calling while the BB folded. The river brought the 5♥, and Yunsheng checked. Mr Fendy then bet 27,000, forcing Yunsheng to fold. Mr. Fendy took down the pot with his aggressive river bet.

Player on the button raised to 6,000, and Jang Sumin (SB) responded with a three-bet to 24,000. Ferdinand Lu (BB) then four-bet all-in for 51,000, prompting D to fold. Jang called the all-in, and both players revealed their hands. Jang held A♠ K♥, while Ferdinand had A♥ Q♣. The board ran T♥ 6♣ Q♠ K♠ K♣, giving Jang trips with kings to win the pot.

Trần Thanh Van (CO) raised to 9,000, and Yunsheng Sun (BB) called. The flop came 2♣ T♦ 6♠, and Yunsheng checked while Trần bet 12,000, with Yunsheng calling. The turn revealed 7♦, and after Yunsheng checked, Trần bet 20,000, which Yunsheng called again. The river brought 5♣, and both players checked. Trần revealed 9♦ 9♥, while Yunsheng held A♣ Q♥. Trần won the pot with pocket nines.

Jang Sumin (LJ) raised to 6,000, and Jones Craig Daniel (D) called. The flop came T♦ 3♠ 5♠ , and Jang bet 5,000, with Jones calling. The turn revealed J♥ , and Jang bet 14,000. Jones decided to fold, and Jang won the pot uncontested.

Dongkyu Kim (SB) limped in, and Jones Craig Daniel (BB) called. The flop came A♠ 7♥ 2♠. Dongkyu checked, and Jones bet 5,000, with Dongkyu calling. The turn was 3♣, Dongkyu checked again, and Jones bet 17,000, which Dongkyu called. The river came 3♠, and Dongkyu bet 20,000. Jones called, and both players revealed their hands. Dongkyu had A♣ 9♥, while Jones had 4♠ 6♠. Jones won with a spades flush

Level 13 just began, and the blinds are up 2000/3000 . Only 28 players remain. Let's wish the player the best of luck as we continue with the live updates.

Anshu Zheng (CO) raised all-in, and Thuy Quynh (SB) called with an all-in of 32,000. Both players revealed their hands: Anshu held K♣ T♣, while Thuy had A♠ K♦. The board ran A♥ Q♦ 3♥ 7♣ K♥. Thuy won the pot with a double pair of Aces and Kings.

Nguyễn Quang Huy (UTG) raised all-in with 25,000, and Hu Deliang (CO) called. Both players revealed their hands: Nguyễn held A♠ 8♦, while Hu had A♦ Q♥. The board ran A♥ 4♦ 6♠ 7♦ K♣. Hu won the pot with an Ace pair and Queen kicker, outkicking Nguyễn's hand.

Leong Chuen Wai (UTG+1) raised to 5,000, and Tan Ong Kwan (CO) responded with a three-bet to 16,000. Leong then four-bet to 54,000, and Tan pushed all-in with a five-bet of 70,000. Leong called, and both players revealed their hands. Leong held A♥ A♠ while Tan had Q♦ Q♥. The board ran 5♣ 2♠ K♣ 5♠ J♦, and Leong won the pot with a double pair of fives and aces

Mr Fendy (UTG+1) raised to 6,000, and both Jeon Gyeong Seok (SB) and BB called. The flop showed 6♥ 3♣ 4♥ , and after checks from both Jeon and BB, Mr Fendy bet 12,000, which Jeon called while BB folded. The turn brought 3♠ , and both players checked. The river showed 6♣ , and Jeon bet 50,000. Mr Fendy folded, and Jeon won the pot.

Yunsheng Sun (SB) raised to 60,000, and Cai Weimei (BB) responded with an all-in call of 33,500. Both players revealed their cards: Yunsheng had A♦ 3♣, and Cai held 9♦ 9♠. The board ran 8♦ 4♠ A♠ Q♦ 6♠, giving Yunsheng a pair of aces, securing the win.

Jhon Hendri (SB) raised all-in with 38,500, and Vo Phi Bang (BB) called. Both players revealed their cards: Jhon had Q♦ Q♣, and Vo held A♦ 6♣ . The board ran 4♥ 5♦ Q♥ 2♣ 2♠ , giving Jhon a full house, queens over twos, securing the win. Vo is now down to less than 1 big blind.

Ngo Hieu (UTG+2) raised to 5,000, and Jeon Gyeong Seok (HJ) three-bet to 20,000. Ngo responded with a four-bet all-in of 85,500, and Jeon snap-called. Both players revealed their cards: Ngo had 7♦ 7♥, and Jeon held Q♠ Q♥. The board ran 3♦ 5♦ 8♦ K♥ 8♠, and Jeon won with a two pair, queens and eights.

The game has reached astronomical levels of intensity as we enter Level 12. The blinds are up 1,500/2,500 with 37 minutes left to the next break, let's see how our remaining players handle the pressure.

The pot was 43,000, and the board showed J♥ 5♣ 7♦. Henri Hinds (UTG+1) checked, allowing Vo Phi Bang (D) to bet 20,500, which Henri called. The turn brought 6♥, and both players checked. The river came with T♠, and both players checked again. Henri revealed his hand, holding J♦ J♠, while Vo mucks his hand. Henri won with a set of jacks.

The pot stood at 59,000, with the board showing 2♠ 9♠ T♦ 3♣ A♠. Jones Craig Daniel (CO) made a bold bet of 78,000, and after some thought, Ngo Hieu (D) called. Jones revealed his hand, holding K♠ J♠, while Ngo decided to muck his hand. The victory went to Jones who hits a spade flush.

LJ raised to 5,000, and Thuy Quỳnh (CO) and D both called. Cai Weimei (SB) then three-bet all-in for 26,000, causing LJ to fold. Thuy called, and D folded. Both players revealed their cards: Thuy held A♠ Q♣, while Cai held A♣ T♦. The board ran J♦ T♥ 2♣ J♠ 9♥, and Cai won with a double pair, Jacks and Tens, beating Thuy's hand.

Duan Jiaofang (UTG+1) raises 4,000 and Dongkyu Kim (HJ) three-bets 14,000. Duan hits back with a four-bet of 30,000 and Dongkyu folds, not wanting the risk. Duan wins the pot.

Quan Qiu (HJ) raised all-in with 55,000, and Yunsheng Sun (D) responded by three-betting all-in. Both players revealed their hands: Quan had A♥ J♣, while Yunsheng held Q♣ Q♦. The board ran 9♣ 2♦ 5♠ 8♣ T♣, and Yunsheng Queens holds to bust Quan Qiu

UTG+1 raised to 4,000, and Voshchinin Oleg (D) and Ferdinand Lu (BB) both called. The flop came A♣ Q♣ 9♥, and Ferdinand checked. UTG+1 bet 5,000, Voshchinin called, and Ferdinand also called. The turn brought T♦, and Ferdinand checked again. UTG+1 checked, while Voshchinin went all-in with 22,500. Ferdinand called, and UTG+1 folded. Voshchinin revealed A♠ T♥, while Ferdinand showed A♥ 5♥. The river came 7♠, and Voshchinin won with a double pair of Aces and Tens, using the board for the tens.

Ngo Hieu (UTG+2) raised to 4,500, and Thuy Quynh (CO) called. The flop came 5♦ Q♥ K♦, and Ngo bet 4,000, with Thuy calling. The turn brought 4♦, and both players checked. The river came 3♣, and both checked again. Ngo revealed A♥ T♥, while Thuy showed J♣ J♦. Thuy won the pot with pocket Jacks.

From the remaining 40 players in Day1E we will be playing down to 14. Let's see if your favorite players make it to ITM. Stay tuned as the action intensifies.

The blinds are 1000/1500and the next break is in 2 hours. Let us wait and see as the game resumes. Stay tuned for more updates.

Ngo Hieu (HJ) raised to 2,500, and Cheong Joe Ee (CO) responded with a three-bet of 8,000. Ngo then four-bet to 30,000, and Cheong pushed back with a five-bet all-in for 80,200. Ngo called, and both players revealed their cards: Ngo had A♦ K♣, while Cheong held J♦ J♥. The board ran J♠ A♥ Q♥ 5♦ 6♥, giving Cheong a set of Jacks and securing the win.

The pot had 23,000, and the board showed T♥ Q♠ 8♠ 2♣ 7♠. Kwak Minsueng (BB) bet 7,500, and Ngo Hieu (CO) responded by raising to 25,000. This aggressive move forced Kwak to fold, and Ngo claimed the pot uncontested.