W HIGHROLLER ($5,000)

Stacking just shy of a million or roughly ten big blinds, Zhifan Ye moved all-in on the button and was challenged by Craig Jones on the small blind.

A crucial flip, Jones's overcards took it this time with the board 3♣ 9♠ A♣ 5♦ J♥ quickly rolling ace-high. Ye cemented his run in 6th place, raking over a 3x profit on his $5,000 investment.

Conor Grimsley defended his big blind against Zhifan Ye's 200,000 cutoff open, and went ahead and led all-in for his last 335,000 on flop 7♠ 4♦ 2♠ . Ye made the call with A♦ 3♥ , putting Grimsley at risk with a flush draw Q♠ 9♠ .

Turn 3♠ instantly landed a third spade, leaving Ye drawing dead while at the same time, sealing the double up for Grimsley.

Running almost similar stacks of roughly fifteen big blinds, Fabian Rolli and Zhifan Ye found themselves in a crucial flip with the Swiss runner at risk.

Rolli looking to hold, was instantly crushed as the board A♣ K♣ Q♠ 3♣ K♦ left his hooks bound for the muck. Rolli exits as the final table's first casualty and ends his run with a $3,000 profit.

The Won Poker Cup III – W High Roller resumes today at 12pm at the Won Majestic Casino, with 9 players left in contention for the title and the $78,681 top prize. Each one is guaranteed at least $8,000.

Leading the star-studded lineup is Vietnam's Hoang Hai Nam with 65 bb. Not too far behind is recent APPT Cambodia National champion Fabian Rolli with 52 bb. Armon Van Wijk will also be one to watch for having had plenty of success at WPC in the past. Wijk enters with 36 bb.

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