Main Event ($1,220)

Joshua Figuerres (CO) goes all-in pre-flop 290,000 and Jeon (BB) calls. Both players show their cards. Joshua had A♠ Q♣ while Jeon had T♠ 5♦ . The board ran 2♠ 9♠ Q♦ 8♦ J♠ . Jeon wins with a back door straight and Joshua gets knocked out at the 7th position and receives the US$ 20,000 pay out.

Voshchinin Oleg (CO) went all-in pre-flop, and Joshua Figuerres (BB) called. Voshchinin showed 6♠ 6♥ , while Joshua held K♠ K♣ . The board ran Q♥ 6♦ 9♥ A♣ 7♦ , giving Voshchinin a set of sixes to win the hand, eliminating Joshua from the pot.

Lagatuz (UTG+1) raised to 80,000, and Joshua (UTG+2) responded with a three-bet to 220,000. Lagatuz folded, and Joshua won the pot uncontested.

Martin Gonzales (UTG+1) raised to 65,000, with calls from Aladin Reskallah (D) and Joshua Figuerres (BB). The flop came Q♠ K♠ J♣ , and all players checked. The turn 3♣ brought another round of checks, and the river 2♦ saw all players check once more. Martin revealed his hand, 9♦ 9♥ , and both Aladin and Joshua mucked their cards. Martin took down the pot with his pocket nines.

Bien Mai (UTG+1) opened strong with a raise to 60,000, drawing calls from Joshua Figuerres (HJ) and Gyeonseok Jeon (BB). The flop came K♠ Q♦ 7♦ , and all players checked. On the turn 5♠ , Bien made an audacious move, betting 175,000. The massive bet forced both opponents to fold, earning Bien the pot without a showdown. An aggressive play pays off for Bien Mai, strengthening his position at the table

Jeorge Lagatuz (CO) raised to 60,000 pre-flop, finding calls from Joshua Figuerres (D) and the BB. The flop revealed 4♥ 7♠ A♥ , prompting a check from the BB. Jeorge fired a 50,000 bet, and Joshua called, while the BB folded. The turn brought the Q♥ , and Jeorge checked. Sensing an opening, Joshua bet 130,000, putting the pressure on. Jeorge folded, conceding the pot to Joshua. Joshua Figuerres capitalizes on a strong read to add to his stack!

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!

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:

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:

Henri Hinds raises pre-flop to 32,000 from UTG, with Joshua Figuerres and Voshchinin Oleg joining the action. The flop— 6♣ 9♦ 4♦ —sees all players checking. The turn brings A♣ , prompting another round of checks. On the river, the A♥ appears, and after a check from Voshchinin, Henri bets 85,000. Joshua responds with a bold raise to 200,000, forcing folds from both opponents. Joshua confidently claims the pot with his aggressive play

Leong Chuen Wai goes all-in pre-flop for 129,000, and Joshua Figuerres calls from the BB. Leong reveals A♥ 8♣ , while Joshua holds A♦ J♣ . The board runs 7♦ T♦ T♠ Q♠ J♠ , giving Joshua the win with a two pairs, while Leong is eliminated in 24th place. What a crucial hand for Joshua as he advances to the next stage

Michael Truong (CO) raises to 16,000, and Joshua Figuerres (BB) calls. The flop brings Q♣ Q♥ 7♣ , and Joshua checks while Michael bets 20,000. Joshua calls. The turn comes T♦ , Joshua checks again, and Michael bets 30,000. Joshua responds with an all-in for 50,000, and Michael calls. Both reveal their hands: Michael has A♥ J♠ , and Joshua holds Q♦ 2♦ . The river card brings J♦ , giving Joshua the win with trips of Queens.

Joshua Figuerres (HJ) raises to 12,000, and Lin Yu (BB) responds with a massive three-bet to 45,000. Joshua calls, and the flop comes down K♠ Q♣ 2♣ . Lin, with confidence, goes all-in after the flop, and Joshua calls. The players reveal their hands: Joshua holds K♥ Q♥ , while Lin holds 9♠ 6♠ . The turn brings T♣ , and the river lands J♦ , completing Lin’s straight! Lin takes the pot in a thrilling comeback, leaving Joshua stunned! What an exciting hand!

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.

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

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.

Joshua Figuerres (CO) raised all-in with 13,800, and Henri Hinds (BB) called. Both players revealed their cards: Joshua had Q♥ J♣, while Henri had A♠ 8♦. The board ran K♥ 2♥ 5♣ 2♦ 9♣. Henri won with a pair of twos and an Ace kicker.

Anzhela Vasylenko (UTG+1) raised 2,000, and Joshua Figuerres (HJ) three-bet all-in with 11,700, prompting Anzhela to call. Both players revealed their cards: Anzhela had A♦ 5♦ while Joshua had A♥ K♦ and the board ran 8♣ 9♠ 8♥ Q♣ A♣ . Joshua won the pot with two pairs, Aces and Eights.