Main Event ($1,220)

Bien Mai (HJ) raised pre-flop to 29,000, the SB called, and Nguyen Hoang Duy three-bet all-in for 134,000. Bien called, and the SB folded. Both players revealed their hands: Bien held K♦ K♥ , while Nguyen had A♥ J♥ . The board ran 6♠ 3♠ Q♠ 5♥ 7♦ , and Bien won with a pair of kings, securing the pot. Nguyen gets knocked out.

Nguyễn Hoang Duy (CO) goes all-in pre-flop, and Won Jungsun (SB) calls with an all-in of 126,000. Both players reveal their hands: Nguyen holds K♦ Q♠ , while Won has A♣ T♦ . The board runs 2♣ 3♥ A♠ 5♣ 7♥ , giving Won the victory with an Ace pair, outlasting Nguyen's hand.

Won Jung Sun goes all-in pre-flop for 70,000, and Nguyen Hoang Duy calls from the SB. The players reveal their hands: Won holds T♥ 9♣ , while Nguyen has A♣ 3♣ . The board runs 8♣ K♣ 6♥ 9♦ T♠ , and Won wins with two pairs, tens and nines, securing the pot

UTG+1 raises 16,000, and Voshchinin Oleg (CO) three-bets to 39,000. Nguyen Hoang Duy (D) calls, and UTG+1 folds. The flop shows 9♥ 9♦ 2♣ , and Voshchinin goes all-in after the flop. Nguyen folds, and Voshchinin takes the pot uncontested.

With only 30 players left, we're entering Level 17 where the blinds are 4000/8000. Here is the chip count as Level 17 begins:

Nguyễn Hoang Duy (D) opened with a 13,000 pre-flop raise, which Jeorge Lagatuz (BB) called. The flop revealed A♥ 3♣ K♦ , and after Jeorge checked, Nguyễn bet 13,000, which Jeorge matched. The turn brought 5♦ , and both players checked. On the river 9♣ , Jeorge made a bold bet of 45,000, prompting Nguyễn to call. At showdown, Jeorge revealed A♦ Q♦ for top pair, while Nguyễn mucked, awarding the pot to Jeorge.

Out of 28 entries for Day1D, Only 4 players survived. Leading the pack is Nguyen Hoang Duy with 320,000. The other 3 players are

Heng Kai Perng 200,000

Mai Bien 187,000

Tran Cong Huan 133,000

We will have three starting day later for a chance to qualify to the day 2 of the $600,000 GTD Main Event. Day1E , 1F and 1G-Turbo will start 12PM 4:30PM 9PM respectively.

Bien pair of eights is good enough to bust the player on the small blind.