WPT Prime Cambodia ($1,100)

Yita Choong opens for 200,000, and Chak Hei Chan with just 2 bb remaining tosses it in hoping for another double up. Though ahead with K♦ 8♣ against J♥ T♥ , the board favors Choong as it runs A♥ 4♠ J♦ T♦ 5♠ . Chan finishes in 17th place.

Chak Hei Chan is sitting at under the gun when is dealt A♣ A♦ , he raises 200,000. Big blind Khorshad Sagor defends with Q♠ J♥ to take the action to the flop K♠ Q♣ 3♠ . Chan bets 150,000 and Sagor check-calls. Chan bets again on the turn 6♣ and Sagor calls the 450,000. On the river Q♦ , Sagor checks his trips, Chan fires1,200,000 and is snap-called.

Here are the official chip counts from the break for the final 18 players, followed by the remaining payouts at stake:

Khorshad Sagor three-bets an open raise by Patrik Demus and the initial raiser calls. On the Q♣ 8♣ 6♥ flop, Demus checks and then folds when he faces a bet worth 350,000.

Three ways to the A♦ Q♠ T♠ 2♦ turn, Marius Kudzmanas bets 275,000. Khorshad Sagor moves all-in from the next seat and Kaifan Wang folds, as does Kudzmanas.

One hand later, Kudzmanas pushes for 505,000 and scoops the blinds.

Sagor limps the next hand and Manuel Carvalho raises to 370,000. It folds back to Sagor, who jams for 1,350,000. Carvalho can all but laugh and sigh-folds after asking for an exact count.

Neng Zhao loudly screams "hoooollldddd" when he attempts to knock out his table neighbour Armon van Wijk in a flip with J♥ J♦ versus A♥ Q♥ .

The A♠ 9♠ 3♣ K♣ 7♥ board provides the ace and Zhao falls silent.

"I am a monkey, monkeys always win," van Wijk clarifies and then adds "you actually had a real hand ... I thought you were full of shit."

Also involved in the hand was Manuel Carvalho, who had folded preflop.

Marius Kudzmana defends his small blind to join Chak Hei Chan to the flop Q♠ 5♦ 9♣ . Kudzmanas calls a continuation bet of 55,000, then both players check he turn 3♥ and river Q♥ . Kudzmanas shows 7♥ 7♣ and it's good to win the pot.

Before Armon Van Wijk doubles up, Adam Friedman checks on a ruling regarding consecutive tanking preflop. According to Friedman, Van Wijk uses his 20 seconds at every hand and felt he was abusing the time given. It was ruled that if a player continuously tanks preflop then the TD was to be called to nudge the player into making a speedier decision.

Soon after, Van Wijk three-bet all in from the big blind with 9♥ 4♥ , Chan turns over A♦ 8♦ , the board comes 3♥ 4♠ 9♣ T♦ 4♣ giving Van Wijk a full house.

Abhishek Paul opens from cutoff and finds only one caller in button Chak Hei Chan. Paul continues to fire at the flop and turn 4♣ 4♠ J♦ 6♣ for 30,000 and 50,000, Chan calls both to complete the board with a river 5♥ . This time Paul sends out 100,000, Chan calls again then mucks to Paul's T♦ T♣ .