Main Event ($1,220)

Henri Hinds (HJ) raised to 100,000 pre-flop, and the CO called. Fujishiro Kazuki (D) then went all-in with a three-bet. Henri quickly responded with an all-in of his own, while the CO folded. The players revealed their cards: Henri had A♠ A♦ , and Fujishiro held K♣ Q♣ . The board ran 5♦ 7♥ 3♣ 4♠ 9♠ , and Henri won with pocket aces. Fujishiro Kazuki is eliminated in 8th place.

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.

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!

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:

Kazuki Fujishiro (CO) raised 50,000 pre-flop, and Jeorge Lagatuz (BB) called. The flop came 8♥ T♣ 5♠, and both players checked. The turn brought 6♠, and Jeorge checked again. Kazuki bet 50,000, and Jeorge called. The river came Q♦, and Jeorge checked once more. Kazuki bet 125,000, and Jeorge called. Kazuki revealed his hand, holding A♠ A♣, while Jeorge mucked his cards. Kazuki won the pot.

Kazuki (D) went all-in with 355,000 pre-flop, and Yburan called for less with 320,000. The players revealed their hands: Kazuki held A♣ A♦ , while Yburan had A♠ Q♦ . The board ran 7♣ 4♣ A♥ J♥ K♦ , giving Kazuki the win with a set of Aces. Yburan was eliminated in 15th position, ending his run to the final table.

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:

The action heats up when Le Ngoc Main (UTG) shoves all-in for 30,000, setting off a chain reaction! Shin Jung Hee (CO) three-bets to 70,000, and Fujishiro Kazuki goes all-in for a massive 176,000! Not to be outdone, Shin calls with an all-in shove of his own. It’s an unbelievable pre-flop battle with three players involved, and the stage is set for a thrilling showdown! The players reveal their cards: Le Ngoc holds 6♦ 8♦ , Shin shows J♣ J♥ , and Fujishiro is holding K♣ K♠ . The board runs 7♠ 5♦ 4♥ A♦ Q♥ . In this intense three-way all-in, Le Ngoc wins with a straight, while Fujishiro triumphs with pocket kings. Unfortunately, Shin's pair of jacks is no match, and he gets knocked out in 29th position!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.