
Day 1B
Turned Up the Heat — And Busted
After Lam Long completed the small blind, Tomas Dedinas raised it up to 21,000 from the big blind and got a call.
The flop came 4♦ T♥ 2♦, and Dedinas continued with a 16,000 bet. Long didn’t just call—he check-raised to 56,000, putting pressure on immediately.
When the 2♥ hit the turn, Long shoved all-in, ramping up the aggression. Dedinas, perhaps sensing a chance to catch a bluff, made the call.
The river K♦ was no savior.
Long turned over T♦ 7♣ for top pair on the flop, while Dedinas showed Q♣ 4h—just bottom pair and a prayer. It wasn't enough.
When the pot was pushed across the table, Dedinas stood up and made his exit, undone by a bold line that didn’t pan out.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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LK Lam Kim Long | SB | 510,000(64 BB) |
TD Tomas Dedinas | BB | busted |
Updated Chip Counts
Player | Chips |
---|---|
LK Lam Kim Long | 298,000(60 BB) |
HH Hoang Hai Nam | 233,000(47 BB) |
SK Sergey Kharitonov | 189,000(38 BB) |
OT Oleg Titov | 184,000(37 BB) |
SA Sheng An | 178,000(36 BB) |
TD Tomas Dedinas | 157,500(32 BB) |
NZ Neng Zhao | 138,500(28 BB) |
NG Nikolai Guliaev | 119,500(24 BB) |
Dedinas Delivers Triple Queens to Knock Out Nghia
All the chips went in the middle with Tomas Dedinas holding A♣ Q♥, and Le Bau Nghia, at risk, with A♦ T♥.
The flop came T♥ 7♠ Q♠, giving Nghia mid pair and some hope—but Dedinas had already taken the lead with top pair. The board completed with the 2♠ and a dramatic Q♥ on the river, giving Dedinas trip queens and sealing Nghia’s fate, sending him to the rail.
Player | Hand | Chips |
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TD Tomas Dedinas | UTG+1 | 87,500(29 BB) |
BN Buu Nghia Le | CO | busted |