WPT Prime Cambodia ($1,100)

A short stack is already all-in when Ankit Ahuja bets into the side pot on the A♥ 6♣ 3♠ T♠ turn for 7,000. Elvijs Kuceruks reluctantly folds and the player at risk leaves his chair, exposing the K♥ 5♥ . Ahuja has the winning A♦ Q♦ to make the 6♦ river a formality.

Picking up the action on the K♦ Q♥ 4♥ 2♥ turn, Ankit Ahuja bets 8,000 into a pot of around 17,500 while in the blinds. Elvijs Kuceruks calls and then faces an overbet worth 50,000 by Ahuja on the J♦ river. Kuceruks checks his cards again and sigh-folds.

There is a three-way all-in situation at Table 22, with Tien Dung Pham all in from the cutoff for 17,300, Sertac Turker all in from middle position for 40,000, and Ankit Wadhawan covers them both with roughly 45K in middle position.

Here are their cards in descending order of chip counts:

Ankit Wadhawan: K♠ K♣ Sertac Turker: T♥ T♦ Tien Dung Pham: Q♠ T♠

The board comes 9♠ 8♣ 2♣ 7♦ J♠ , and Pham wins the main pot with a queen-high straight to triple up in chips. Turker wins the slightly smaller side pot with a jack-high straight to make a small profit on the hand.

Tien Dung Pham bets the three-way turn of K♥ 7♥ 3♣ for 1,500 and earns two callers in Somashekar Nahadeva and Ankit Wadhawan. They check down the 6♥ 8♠ runout and Wadhawan wins the pot with 9♠ 7♦ .

Soon after, Pham tangles with Nahadeva in an even bigger pot and leads the A♥ K♦ 6♠ 7♠ turn for 7,000 into 20,500. Nahadeva moves all-in and Pham folds.