Main Event ($1,220)

Bien Mai (SB) raised to 120,000 pre-flop, and Aladin Reskallah, after some thought, three-bet to 280,000. Bien went into deep thought burning two timebanks before deciding to four-bet all-in, and Aladin snap-called. The players revealed their hands: Bien had A♥ 4♠ , while Aladin held K♥ K♣ . The board ran J♥ J♣ 7♦ Q♦ A♣ , giving Bien two pairs with Jacks and Aces. Aladin Reskallah was eliminated, finishing in 9th place. Bien took the pot and continued his journey to the title.

Aladin Reskallah (LJ) raised to 80,000, and both HJ and Fujishiro Kazuki (BB) called. The flop came K♣ 9♣ J♥ , with all three players checking. The turn 3♣ saw Fujishiro bet 100,000, which Aladin called while HJ folded. The river T♠ completed the board, and both players checked. In the showdown, Fujishiro revealed Q♠ T♦ , securing a pair of tens, while Aladin mucked his hand. Fujishiro won the pot.

Aladin Reskallah (LJ) raised to 80,000, and Martin Gonzales (BB) called. The flop came 8♥ J♥ 6♥ , with both players checking. The turn T♣ saw another round of checks, and the river 3♣ followed suit. At the showdown, Aladin revealed A♠ 9♠ , while Martin showed Q♣ 5♣ . Aladin took the pot with Ace-high.

Jeorge Lagatuz raised to 65,000 pre-flop, and Aladin Reskallah (BB) called. The flop came 2♥ 4♣ J♥ , prompting a check from Aladin. Jeorge continued for 50,000, and Aladin called. The turn 8♥ saw both players check. On the river 5♠ , Aladin led with a bet of 175,000, and Jeorge called. At showdown, Jeorge revealed K♣ J♦ for a pair of jacks, beating Aladin's Q♣ 9♣ . Jeorge takes the pot with a solid top pair.

Aladin Reskallah (CO) opened with a raise to 60,000, and Joshua Figuerres (SB) called. The flop came A♥ 2♣ 7♦ , leading to a check from Joshua. Aladin continued with a 30,000 bet, and Joshua called. The turn brought the 3♠ , and both players opted to check. On the river, the 7♥ landed, and Joshua made a decisive 85,000 bet. Aladin folded, handing Joshua the pot with a well-timed bluff or value play. Joshua Figuerres keeps his tournament hopes alive with sharp instincts!

The second day of the Won Poker Cup Main Event saw Henri Hinds take the chip lead with a dominant performance, reaching a staggering 1,0905,000 in chips. His biggest win came in a massive showdown against Takayama Mike. Takayama made a bold four-bet to 1,000,000, but Henri responded with an all-in five-bet. The hands were revealed: Takayama held K♥ 3♦ , while Henri had A♠ K♦ . The board ran 4♠ Q♠ Q♥ 5♦ 7♥ , giving Henri the victory with a pair of queens and an Ace kicker. This win pushed Henri to the top spot. Fresh from his 2nd place finish in the W High Roller, Henri Hinds is back on a mission to finally get a trophy in this poker series.

as the day went on, the intensity on the table reached new heights, with more aggressive plays and quick snap calls. Players seemed to realize the stakes were higher, and the final table was within their grasp, leading to some thrilling and high-pressure decisions. The aggressive moves and strategic bets were indicative of the players' desire to secure their place in the coveted final 9. Tomorrow, the Main Event Final Table begins at 12:00 PM (GMT+7), and poker fans won’t want to miss a moment of the action. Stay tuned to catch all the exciting plays and see who will ultimately claim the victory!

Aladin Reskallah (HJ) raised to 80,000 pre-flop, and Soriano (BB) responded with a three-bet all-in of 190,000, which Aladin called. The players revealed their hands: Aladin held K♥ 9♣ , while Soriano had A♦ 9♥ . The board ran J♦ K♠ K♣ 4♥ J♥ , giving Aladin the win with fullhouse. Soriano is eliminated in 11th place.

The blinds are up 15,000 / 30,000 and we only have 12 players left on the felt. here is the chip count as we reach the final 9:

Tiong Yong Tung (HJ) limped, and Aladin Reskallah (CO) raised 65,000 pre-flop. Tiong called, and the flop came 5♣ A♦ Q♠ . After the flop, Tiong went all-in with 95,000, and Aladin called. Both players revealed their hands. Tiong had A♥ 3♥ , and Aladin had A♠ J♣ . The turn came 6♥ , and the river was Q♦ , giving Aladin the win with an Ace pair and a Jack kicker. Tiong gets knocked out in the 13th position.

Aladin Reskallah (UTG) raised 40,000 pre-flop, and Jeorge Lagatuz (UTG+1), Martin Gonzales (HJ), and Tiong (BB) all called. The flop showed Q♦ 6♠ 9♦. Tiong and Aladin checked, and Jeorge bet 50,000. Martin folded, followed by Tiong and Aladin, both of whom also folded. With no further action, Jeorge took down the pot uncontested.

We are down to 16 players. Here are the chip counts as of now:

And we only have 17 players left. The players edge closer to the final table. Here are the chip counts for the Won Poker Cup Main Event Day 2:

William Antoine (UTG+1) went all-in pre-flop with 210,000, holding 9♦ 9♥ , and Aladin Reskallah (D) confidently called with A♠ J♦ . The board revealed Q♠ Q♥ 3♣ J♣ K♣ , giving Aladin two pairs—Jacks and Queens—securing the pot and eliminating William from the tournament at #20.

Aladin Reskallah opens with a raise to 20,000, and Le Ngoc Minh (HJ) and the BB both call. The flop comes 3♥ 2♥ 6♥ , and after the BB checks, Aladin follows suit with a check. Le Ngoc takes the initiative with a 27,000 bet, but Aladin responds with a strong raise to 100,000. Le Ngoc, not backing down, goes all-in with a three-bet of 295,000, and Aladin calls. Both players show their hands: Aladin with J♣ J♠ and Le Ngoc with T♣ T♠ . The turn and river bring 9♠ and 7♠ , but it’s Aladin who takes the pot with his pocket jacks, surviving this massive all-in showdown. What an incredible battle.

Aladin Reskallah (HJ) opened with a 12,000 pre-flop raise, called by Won Jungsun (BB). The flop revealed A♠ 9♠ 2♦ , where Won checked, and Aladin continued with a 10,000 bet, which Won called. The turn brought J♠ , and after another check from Won, Aladin bet 26,000. Won responded with an all-in shove, pressuring Aladin to fold and securing the pot without a showdown.

Aladin Reskallah (CO) opened strong with a 10,000 raise, met by Le Ngoc Minh's aggressive three-bet of 27,000. Aladin called, and the flop revealed J♥ 4♦ 6♦ . After a check from Aladin, Le Ngoc continued with a 23,000 bet, which Aladin called. The turn brought 4♠ , and both players checked. When the river revealed 2♦ , Aladin shoved all-in, putting immense pressure on Le Ngoc, who folded. Aladin scooped the pot with a bold move.