Main Event ($1,220)

Henri Hinds (CO) goes all-in pre-flop, and Martin Gonzales (D) calls with 390,000. The players reveal their cards: Henri holds 5♣ 5♠ , while Martin has A♣ K♣ . The board runs 7♠ Q♠ 2♥ 3♥ Q♥ , giving Henri two pairs— queens and fives . Henri secures the win, and Martin is eliminated in 5th place, earning a US$ 35,000 payout.

Henri (SB) goes all-in pre-flop, and Martin (BB) calls with 175,000. Both players reveal their cards: Henri holds 7♦ 5♠, while Martin has 8♠ 6♦. The board runs K♥ 3♦ 2♦ 9♠ 2♠. Martin wins the hand with 8 hig

Martin Gonzales (CO) goes all-in pre-flop, and Bien Mai (SB) calls with an all-in of 1,050,000. Both players reveal their hands: Martin holds K♦ Q♠, while Bien has A♣ Q♦. The board runs 5♠ 9♠ 2♣ 6♥ T♥ and Bien wins with Ace-high, eliminating Martin.

The blinds are up 40,000 /80,000 and the average stack is 2,166, 000.

The thrills continue as we reach a whole new level of intensity in Won Poker Cup Main Event Final Table.

Bien Mai (CO) raises to 120,000, and Martin Gonzales (BB) calls. The flop shows 9♠ K♦ 7♣, and Martin checks while Bien bets 100,000, which Martin calls. The turn comes K♥, Martin checks again, and Bien bets 305,000. Martin folds, giving the victory to Bien.

Player on the Button raises to 125,000, and the SB calls. Martin Gonzales (BB) then makes a strong move by three-betting all-in. After some thought, both D and the SB fold, giving Martin the pot and the victory.

Henri Hinds (SB) raises to 180,000 pre-flop, and Martin Gonzales (BB) calls. The flop comes Q♣ J♥ 5♦ , and Henri bets 125,000, with Martin calling. The turn brings the 5♠ , and after Henri checks, Martin bets 150,000. Henri calls once again. The river shows the 4♠ , and both players check, leading to a showdown. Henri reveals his hand, holding A♦ T♣ , while Martin mucks his cards. Henri wins with Ace High.

Henri Hinds (SB) raised to 120,000, and Martin Gonzales (BB) responded with a three-bet to 300,000. Henri quickly fired back with an all-in four-bet, causing Martin to fold. Henri wins the pot uncontested.

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.

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.

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!

Jeorge (UTG) raised 60,000 pre-flop, and Martin Gonzales (HJ) three-bet to 160,000, with Jeorge calling. The flop came J♠ 8♠ 6♥ , and Jeorge checked. Martin then bet 200,000, forcing Jeorge to fold. Martin took the pot and secured the win.

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:

The action started with UTG limping in, followed by Martin Gonzales (D) and Craig Daniel Jones, both of whom called, with BB also entering the hand. The flop came 7♦ 6♦ 2♠, and Craig checked, as did BB. UTG bet 20,000, and Martin called. Craig then executed a check-raise, going all-in for 260,000, forcing both BB and UTG to fold. Martin and Craig revealed their hands: Martin held 8♠ 7♠, while Craig had 5♦ 4♥. The turn brought 6♣, and the river showed K♥, giving Martin the win with two pairs: sevens and sixes. Craig Daniel Jones finishes in 17th position.

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 CO raises to 25,000 pre-flop, Nguyen Quang Huy (D) three-bets to 68,000, and Martin Gonzales responds with a four-bet of 150,000. The CO folds, and Nguyen calls. The flop shows 3♣ A♠ 8♦ . Martin bets 75,000 after the flop, and Nguyen folds, leaving Martin with the pot and the victory!

Gan Chao limps from UTG, and Martin Gonzales (UTG+1) calls, followed by the BB. The flop comes 8♥ 2♣ A♦ , with BB and Gan checking. Martin bets 16,000, and Gan calls, leading to the turn, 4♠ . Gan checks, and Martin bets 90,000. In a bold move, Gan raises all-in for 178,000, forcing Martin to fold. Gan wins the pot with a powerful all-in play!

Huynh Ngoc Thai makes a pre-flop raise to 17,000, and Martin Gonzales responds with a powerful three-bet to 51,000. Huynh, not backing down, retaliates with a four-bet of 141,000, and Martin calls. The flop comes T♦ 5♣ 6♣ , and Huynh bets 200,000. Martin goes all-in, and Huynh follows suit with an all-in of 285,000. The showdown reveals Huynh holding K♠ K♦ and Martin holding A♦ A♣ . The turn and river bring 4♣ and 6♥ , giving Martin two pairs with Aces and Sixes, while Huynh is knocked out in 27th position. What an unbelievable display of poker!

Martin Gonzales (SB) raises to 24,000, and Michael Truing (BB) calls. The flop comes 7♥ 3♦ 7♦ . Martin checks, Michael bets 20,000, and Martin calls. The turn brings 9♠ . Martin checks again, Michael bets 40,000, and Martin calls. The river brings 5♦ . Martin checks, Michael bets 100,000, and Martin responds with an all-in shove of 218,000, which Michael calls. In the showdown, Martin holds A♦ Q♦ , and Michael has 8♦ T♦ . Martin wins with a higher diamond flush and takes the pot

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.