Main Event ($1,220)

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:

Henri Hinds (HJ) raised 45,000 pre-flop, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (BB) called. The flop came 7♦ A♥ 5♠. Soriano checked, and Henri bet 35,000, which Soriano called. The turn brought 4♣, and Soriano checked again. Henri bet 120,000, and Soriano called once more. The river showed 9♥, and Soriano checked again. Henri then bet 350,000, and after some thought, Soriano called. Henri revealed A♣ 7♣, showing two pairs with Aces and Sevens. Soriano mucked his hand, giving Henri the win.

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:

Soriano Ramos Santiago (D) raised to 32,000 pre-flop, with Bien Mai (BB) making the call. The flop revealed 4♣ 3♠ 6♣ , prompting a check from Bien, followed by a 45,000 continuation bet from Soriano, which Bien called.On the K♣ turn, both players opted to check. However, the river brought 7♠ , where Bien seized the opportunity with a bold 118,000 bet. Unable to respond, Soriano folded, giving Bien the pot and a solid win!

Soriano Ramos Santiago, riding high from his recent big win, raises 24,000 pre-flop, but Voshchinin Oleg plays it smart. The flop brought in T♦ 3♥ 3♠ . After a solid check-call on the flop, the turn brings the 2♠ , and Voshchinin sees an opportunity after Soriano's bet of 58,000. Voshchinin raises to 253,000 forcing Soriano to fold. Voshchinin takes the pot, swooping in to claim the pot.

Soriano Ramos Santiago wins a big pot against Jones, boosting his stack to a formidable 1,380,000! With this impressive win, Soriano is well-positioned as the tournament intensifies.

Bien Mai (HJ) raises to 16,000, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (SB) responds with a massive three-bet to 64,000. Bien calls, and the flop comes 5♣ 8♠ 8♥ . Soriano bets 38,000, and Bien calls. The turn brings T♥ , and Soriano ramps up the pressure with a hefty bet of 152,000. Faced with the aggressive move, Bien folds, and Soriano takes down the pot

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:

Soriano Ramos Santiago (D), the overall chip leader heading into Day 2, made a strong pre-flop raise to 13,000, which was called by Leong Chuen Wai (BB). The flop came 9♥ A♥ 6♦ , with Leong checking and Soriano betting 18,000 to build the pot. Leong wasn’t backing down, calling the bet, setting the stage for an exciting turn. The 8♣ hit the turn, and both players checked, preparing for the final street. The river delivered 9♦ , and with both players checking again, the stage was set for an epic showdown. Leong revealed J♥ 6♥ for a pair of sixes, while Soriano mucked his hand, leaving the pot in Leong's hands!

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!

Won Jungsun (HJ) goes all-in preflop and Soriano Ramos Santiago (CO) three-bets with an all-in. Both players reveal their cards. Won has A♠ A♥ while Soriano has T♦ T♠ . The board runs 4♣ 3♥ 7♥ 9♠ 8♦. Win wins with his pocket rockets.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) opened with a raise to 12,000, and Won Jungsun responded with an all-in three-bet of 54,000. Soriano called, revealing K♥ T♦ against Won’s J♥ 10c . The board ran out 3♥ 4♦ K♣ Q♠ A♥ , completing a straight for Won. Despite Soriano pairing his King, Won’s straight secured him the victory.

Zhao (UTG0 raises 14, 000 and Soriano three-bets 40,000. Zhao retaliates with a four-bet all-in of 209,000 and Soriano snap calls. Both players reveal their cards. Zhao has 9♦ 9♣ while Soriano has A♠ A♣. The board runs 2♦ J♥ 5♣ 7♠ 5♠. Soriano wins with double pair Aces and Fives.

Zhao (UTG0 raises 14, 000 and Soriano three-bets 40,000. Zhao retaliates with a four-bet all-in of 209,000 and Soriano snap calls. Both players reveal their cards. Zhao has 9♦ 9♣ while Soriano has A♠ A♣. The board runs 2♦ J♥ 5♣ 7♠ 5♠. Soriano wins with double pair Aces and Fives.

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.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) raised 12,000 pre-flop, and William Pierre Antoine (HJ) called. The flop revealed 7♥ A♠ 2♦ , prompting Soriano to bet 12,000, which William called. The turn brought 3♠ , and Soriano continued his aggression with a 35,000 bet, again met with a call from William. The river delivered 8♠ , and Soriano went all-in, forcing William to fold. Soriano claimed the pot with his bold play.

The Cutoff (CO) raised 10,000 pre-flop, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (SB) responded with a three-bet to 40,000. The Big Blind (BB) went all-in for 24,000, prompting the CO to fold while Soriano called. At the showdown, Soriano revealed K♠ J♥, while the BB held A♠ T♣. The board ran out 3♠ 2♣ T♦ K♥ 4♠, giving Soriano a pair of kings to win the pot and eliminate the BB.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (UTG) raised 11,000 pre-flop, and Haile Rafik Kuo (UTG+2) called. The flop revealed K♣ 4♦ 9♣ , prompting Soriano to bet 11,000, which Haile called. On the turn, 5♥ , both players checked. The river brought 4♥ , and Soriano made a small bet of 5,000, which Haile called again. Upon revealing their hands, Soriano showed 9♦ T♦ for a pair of nines, while Haile held A♥ 9♥ , also with a pair of nines but with an ace kicker. Haile's stronger kicker secured the pot.

Soriano Ramos Santiago (LJ) raises 9,000 pre-flop, and Retiere Frederic (BB) calls. The flop reveals Q♣ Q♦ 7♠ , and Retiere checks. Soriano bets 5,000, and Retiere calls. The turn comes 3♥ , and Retiere checks again. Soriano bets 2,500, and Retiere calls. On the river, A♦ appears, and Retiere checks. Soriano goes all-in, forcing Retiere to fold. Soriano secures the pot with an aggressive play.

Kim Jaemin (UTG) raises to 8,000 pre-flop, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (D) calls. The flop shows 5♦ 7♦ Q♦ . Kim checks, and Soriano bets 10,000, which Kim calls. The turn comes in with 10c . Kim checks, and Soriano bets 55,000. Kim responds with a massive 155,000 raise, prompting Soriano to go all-in. Kim calls the all-in with 208,000.Both players reveal their hands. Kim holds 9♦ T♦ , a flush. Soriano holds A♦ J♦ , a higher flush. The river comes in with Q♣ , which does not change the outcome. Soriano's higher flush wins, knocking Kim out of the tournament.

UTG raises to 2,500. Chac Luong Ky (UTG+1) calls. Soriano Ramos Santiago (CO) three-bets all-in with 30,300. UTG folds, and Chac calls. Chac reveals K♦ K♥, and Soriano shows T♦ T♣.The board runs 2♣ 2♦ K♠ 8♠ Q♣. Chac wins with a full house.

The players in Won Poker Cup #4 Main Event Day 1-E are on their break. and here's the chip count as we wait for the players to re-enter soon:

The action heated up when UTG+1 raised to 1,200, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (D) made a bold three-bet to 4,000. Ferdinand Lu (SB) called, while UTG+1 folded, bringing the two players to the flop. The board showed 7♣ A♠ J♠ . Ferdinand checked, and Soriano seized the moment, betting 5,000. Ferdinand called, setting the stage for the turn. The turn brought the 8♠ , and once again, Ferdinand checked, leaving Soriano to continue his aggressive play with a bet of 12,800. After some thought, Ferdinand decided to fold, handing the pot to Soriano. With a well-timed bet, Soriano turned the tables and took down the pot with confidence!

Ferdinand Lu (UTG) kicked things off with a raise to 1,300, and Soriano Ramos Santiago (BB) called. The flop came down 4♥ Q♠ 6♥. Soriano checked, and Ferdinand made a solid bet of 3,500, which Soriano called. The turn brought the J♣, and both players checked, keeping the pot small. The river revealed the 7♦, and Soriano, sensing an opportunity, bet 7,500. But Ferdinand, showing no hesitation, made a bold move by shoving all-in for 31,400, putting immense pressure on Soriano. Soriano thought it over but ultimately folded, giving the pot to Ferdinand with a daring all-in that paid off handsomely!