Mystery Bounty ($565)

Erik Rozhynskyi opens from the LJ and gets re-raised all-in by Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra for 100,000. Rozhynskyi calls.

Adi Putra tables A♠ T♠ while Rozhynskyi is dominated as he shows K♥ T♦ .

The flop, however, gave the lead to the Ukrainian: K♠ 3♥ T♣ and the runout was completed by the 7♥ and the 5♥.

Adi Putra was able to nail bounties worth US$1,500 to go with his cash prize for finishing in ninth place.

Meanwhile, Rozhynskyi drew the bounty after the scalping of Adi Putra and got the $7,000, the biggest one still out there as Zheng earlier nabbed the $10,000 one.

The $5,000 bounty is still at large

Raising from the CO, Zheng Anshu makes it 30,000 to go as he gets callers on the D and on the BB of Roy Adi Putra.

The flop comes: 6♣ K♠ 9♦ as Adi Putra checks. Zheng fires 60,000. The caller on the D folds but Adi Putra calls. It is heads up to the turn which shows the Q♦ . Adi Putra checks anew as Zheng barrels again, this time for 125,000. Adi Putra folds.

Zheng near the seven-figures chip mark

The first hand of final table begins with a raise from the +2 position to 30,000 and calls from the LJ from Roy Adi Putra and Hoang Hai Nam in the HJ.

The flop is 4♠ 4♦ 9♣ as the original raiser checks. Adi Putra bets 30,000 and gets raised to 70,000 by Hoang. Adi Putra calls. The turn is the A♦ as both players opt to check. The river is the J♥ and no further action ensues.

Adi Putra tables 7♦ 7♥ while Hoang has 8♥ 8♣.

The Vietnamese ace gets the Final Table going.

The action is folded to the CO where Adi Putra Roy of Indonesia makes a raise to 30,000 and gets a call on the D from Japan’s Masataka Nishada.

The flop comes 4♦ 8♠ 9♣ as Adi Putra continues for 15,000. Nishada calls. The turn is the 8♦ and this time, both players check. The river is the 9♠ as the Indonesian checks. Nishada fires 50,000 and Adi Putra chooses to fold.

Roy Adi Putra now chooses to raise from early position and he does so to 25,000 from UTG where action is folded to the blinds and both call.

The flop is A♥ 6♣ 8♦ as the blinds check. The Indonesian CBets to 25,000 again and both blinds call. The turn is the J♥ as once again the blinds do nothing and Adi Putra fires another bet, this time of 125,000. Malaysia’s Alex Wong is in the SB and once again makes the call. The BB folds. The river is the 7♦ and this time, Adi Putra and Wong check.

Wong turns over A♠ Q♠ for top pair on the flop. Adi Putra mucks his hand.

Wong approaches the 700,000 chip mark.

Doing his usual limping from early position, Roy Adi Putra from Indonesia gets raised from the +1 position to 37,000 by Vietnam’s Huynh Ngoc Thai as Malaysian Alex Wong makes the call from the SB. Adi Putra elects to join.

The flop is 8♥ 5♦ 8♣ as Wong checks. Suddenly Adi Putra comes out firing for 90,000. It’s enough to scare away his opponents for the pot.

Roy Adi Putra of Indonesia opens from the +1 position for 20,000 and gets re-raised all-in by Japan’s Masataka Nishada on the CO for his remaining 217,000. Adi Putra makes the call.

Nishada tables A♦ K♣ while Adi Putra is barely ahead with 5♥ 5♠ .

The flop gives the advantage to the Japanese player: A♥ 2♥ 3♣ but it also gives the Indonesian additional outs with a gutshot. The turn gives Adi Putra more outs as the 7♥ appears as a backdoor flush looms. The river card, however, dashes all hopes as the 6♦ arrives and the double up bring’s Nishada’s stack nearer the half-million mark.

The action is folded to the D where Hoang Hai Nam of Vietnam raises to 16,000 and gets called in the SB by Adi Putra Roy of Indonesia.

The flop shows 9♥ K♦ 7♦ and now Adi Putra donks in for 16,000. Hoang makes the call. The turn is the 6♠ and once again the Indonesian barrels for 25,000. Hoang still calls. The river is the 8♣ which appears to complete a one card straight. Both players check.

Adi Putra is first to show and he tables J♥ 8♥ for a missed straight draw but a pair on the river. Hoang shakes his head and mucks.

Loong Yuen Hong of Malaysia opens from the D for 16,000 and gets a call from Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra from the SB.

The flop shows 3♦ 5♠ 3♣ as Adi Putra checks. Loong then shoves his remaining 142,000 to the center of the table and gets called.

Loong shows 6♣ 6♥ while Adi Putra has him by one point: 7♦ 7♣ .

The last two community cards to arrive are the Q♥ and Q♠ as Loong—the Flight A chip-leader—is now out in 16th place and the Indonesian nears the 400,000 chip mark.

After another limp from early position for Roy Adi Putra of Indonesia and a call from the player on the D, Korea’s Kim Jiyoung raises all-in for 121,000 from the SB. Adi Putra calls and the player who called the limp from the D is out of the hand.

Kim tables A♥ K♥ , dominating Adi Putra’s A♣ T♣ .

The flop goes 8♥ 9♣ 3♥ to give the Korean a flush draw which she hits on the turn as the 7♥ arrives. The meaningless A♠ on the river gives Kim a much needed double up and bring’s Adi Putra’s stack below 200,000 anew.

With already 64,000 in the middle in a pot between Alex Wong of Malaysia in the +1 position and Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra in the HJ, the flop shows 8♥ J♥ 5♠ as Wong checks. Adi Putra then goes all-in for his last 125,000 and gets the call from the Malaysian.

The Indonesian shows 6♥ 5♥ for bottom pair and a flush draw while Wong turns over A♣ J♦ for top pair, top kicker.

The turn is the 7♦ to give Adi Putra more out with an open-ended straight redraw and the river is the A♥ to complete the Indonesian’s flush and eclipse the 300,000 chip mark, Wong falls below that mark in the unfortunate loss.

Roy Adi Putra once again limps from UTG but this time he gets raised by Erik Rozhynskyi of the Ukraine in the CO to 16,000. Michael Truong of the United States joins in from the BB while Adi Putra elects to call.

The flop is 7♦ 8♣ 2♠ as it gets checked back to Rozhynskyi who CBets it to 18,000. Truong calls but the Indonesian check-raises it to 105,000. Both his opponents exit the hand.

American Michael Truong opens from UTG for 12,500 as the action folds to Roy Adi Putra in the HJ who is the only one who makes the call.

The flop shows 8♠ 3♠ 2♦ as Truong continues for 10,000. Adi Putra calls. The turn is the K♥ and this time, Truong checks and Adi Putra takes the betting lead for 15,000. The American calls. The river is the 4♦ and now, both players take it to showdown.

Truong flips over A♦ Q♦ for a complete miss. However, Adi Putra chooses to muck.

In a hand already in progress between Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra in the HJ and Nguyen Quang Huy of Vietnam in the SB finds a board of T♣ Q♣ 5♥ 4♠ with 73,000 in the pot.

The river card is the 5♣ and Nguyen puts in what appears to be a value bet of 25,000. Adi Putra makes the call.

The Vietnamese player turns over Q♥ 9♥ for top pair on the flop while the Indonesian shows 9♣ 8♣ for a made flush on the river.

Nguyen’s stack is now barely above the 20 BB mark.

Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra limps in from the CO as players on the D and SB join in as Spain’s Santiago Soriano Ramos checks his option in the BB.

The flop comes 3♠ 9♥ 7♠ as Ramos checks and Adi Putra bets 4,000. It is folded back to the Spaniard who declares he is all-in for his remaining 32,000. Adi Putra makes the call.

Ramos shows 7♥ 6♣ for middle pair on the flop while The Indonesian has 9♠ 4♠ for top pair and a flush draw.

The turn immediately rendered Ramos drawing dead as the A♠ arrived to complete Adi Putra’s flush. The inconsequential river card of the Q♣ made Ramos’ railing official.

Adi Putra now gets to draw for a bounty.

Roy Adi Putra of Indonesia opens from the HJ for 6,000 and the BB defense from Vietnam’s Nguyen Quang Huy.

The flop shows Q♣ 8♥ T♥ as Nguyen checks. Adi Putra continues for another 6,000 and is called by his Vietnamese opponent. The turn is the 6♥ and the second check by Nguyen elicits another bet of 6,000 from the Indonesian. Nguyen still calls. The river is the 7♥ and this time, both players check.

Nguyen flips over 9♥ 8♣ for a runner-runner straight flush. Naturally, Adi Putra mucks.

The action is folded to blinds where Roy Adi Putra of Indonesia completes his SB but gets raised by the Ukraine’s Erik Rozhynskyi to 15,000. Adi Putra makes the call.

The flop is 2♦ 5♠ 8♦ as Adi Putra checks. Rozhynskyi continues for 20,000 and the Indonesian calls. The turn is the 7♦ as this time, both players check. The river is the 8♣ and suddenly Adi Putra announces he is all-in. Rozhynskyi calls.

Adi Putra flips over 7♠ 2♠ for two pairs on the turn while a relieved Rozhynskyi shows J♦ J♠ for a better two pairs on the river.

Once again, Adi Putra drops from the 200,000 chip club while Rozhynskyi rejoins it.

Just when it looked like the chips were dwindling for former chip-leader Roy Adi Putra of Indonesia, he finds himself going all-in on a board of 4♣ A♠ 8♠ J♠ and getting called by Michael Truong of the United States.

Adi Putra reveals A♣ 4♠ for two pairs on the flop while Truong shows A♦ T♣ for top pair on the flop.

The river card is the K♠ which also completes a one-card flush for Adi Putra and a much needed double up to stay in the hunt for a berth on Day 2. Truong’s once formidable stack has dropped down to below average levels.

Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra opens from the +1 position for 6,000 and the action folds to the SB of Korean Kim Jiyoung who 3-bet shoves for her remaining 90,000. Adi Putra calls.

Kim turns over J♥ J♠ while Adi Putra had A♥ 6♥ .

The flop gave the Indonesian some more outs: 4♦ 6♠ T♠ but none of them materialized in the last two cards of the runout as the K♣ and the 7♣ completed matters.

With the win, Kim nears the 200,000 chip mark while Adi Putra barely has 100,000 in chips.

There are only 28 players left. Only 18 will make it to ITM and advance to Day 2.

The action is opened from the +1 position to 6,000 and gets calls from the +2 position, Rolan Radzhari in the LJ, Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putra in the CO and a pot odds calls from Michael Truong from the United States in the BB.

The flop comes 2♣ 2♦ 9♥ as Truong leads out for 7,500. The calls are made by Radzhari and Adi Putra. The turn is the T♠ and the American is unrelenting as he fires 15,000. Both his pursuers opt to fold

There already is a pot worth 15,000 and a flop of 5♣ T♠ 2♣ when Indonesia’s Roy Adi Putri checked being first to act from the HJ. John Clyde Tan of the Philippines then declared he is all-in for his remaining 16,000 from the D and the Indonesian makes the call.

Tan flips over J♣ 9♣ for a flush draw while Adi Putra table 7♥ 7♠ .

The last two community cards are the 6♥ and the 3♦ making Tan miss all his outs—even the over cards and sending him out of the tournament.

Adi Putra now joins the 100,000 plus chip club.