| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
JS Jaemoon Seok | 703,000(117 BB) |
RA Robert Andrew Sherwood | 605,000(101 BB) |
BH Bohao Huang | 520,000(87 BB) |
JS Jianfeng Sun | 494,000(82 BB) |
AA Ankit Ahuja | 467,000(78 BB) |
CS Chudapal Siarhei | 406,000(68 BB) |
DC David Copeland | 399,000(67 BB) |
MS Martin Sedlak | 397,000(66 BB) |
SK Simas Karaliunas | 388,000(65 BB) |
DK Denny Kruezi | 359,000(60 BB) |
JJ Jeremy Jehanne | 358,000(60 BB) |
JH Jae Han (2) | 353,000(59 BB) |
JT Jian Tan (2) | 348,000(58 BB) |
SP Shane Pearce | 345,000(58 BB) |
HS Hassan Sey | 339,000(57 BB) |
| 337,000(56 BB) | |
MB Mai Bien | 315,000(53 BB) |
AK Andres Korn | 301,000(50 BB) |
RK Robert Kiss | 287,000(48 BB) |
DK David Kozma | 269,000(45 BB) |
ND Nemiroysky Dmitry | 269,000(45 BB) |
ZJ Zhong Jiazhi | 256,000(43 BB) |
FR Fabian Rolli | 253,000(42 BB) |
ND Nguyen Duc Thanh | 249,000(42 BB) |
AA Amir Abbas | 241,000(40 BB) |
KH Konstantin Held | 229,000(38 BB) |
MD Max Deveson | 229,000(38 BB) |
KI Ko Isayama | 226,000(38 BB) |
TH Trung Ha Nguyen | 223,000(37 BB) |
AG Asish Ghosh | 175,000(29 BB) |
| 166,000(28 BB) | |
| 166,000(28 BB) | |
| 153,000(26 BB) | |
KS Karan Sitlani | 152,000(25 BB) |
MK Maxim Kuznetsov | 147,000(25 BB) |
DV Duong Vu (3) | 145,000(24 BB) |
FR Frank Reichel (2) | 137,000(23 BB) |
NM Nguyen Manh Truong | 131,000(22 BB) |
| 130,000(22 BB) | |
NT Nguyen Tuan Hung | 120,000(20 BB) |
| 116,000(19 BB) | |
| 105,000(18 BB) | |
| 97,000(16 BB) | |
KT Kabir Tandon | 92,000(15 BB) |
KW Kaifan Wang | 92,000(15 BB) |
JW Jingyi Wang | 74,000(12 BB) |
MD Minh Dat Dang | 58,000(10 BB) |
KE Kevin Ewald | 49,000(8 BB) |
SG Soo Ghee Lim | 48,000(8 BB) |
Khayal AbbasovKhayal Abbasov of Azerbaijan raises it to 8,000 from utg+2 and manages to draw two callers.
The flop comes T♥ 8♣ A♠ as the caller from the bb checks. Abbasov CBets 10,000 and gets a call from Lithuania’s Simas Karaliunas in the cutoff. The bb caller folds. It is heads-up to the turn which brings out the T♣ as this time. Both remaining players check. The river is the 5♠ as the Azerbaijani—after choosing to skip the turn—fires a river vet of 32,000. Karaliunas opts to fold.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
SK Simas Karaliunas | 252,000(63 BB) |
KA Khayal Abbasov | 118,000(30 BB) |
Simas KaraliunasWith the action folded to the hijack position of Finland’s Ari Kumpumäki, he raises it to 3,200. However, Simas Karaliunas of Lithuania had other plans as he 3-bets it to 10,000. Kumpumäki makes the call.
The flop is 7♣ 5♥ 5♦ as Karaliunas CBets to 10,000 anew. The answer from the Finnish player is to raise it to 25,000. It didn’t take long for Karaliunas to declare that he is all-in on a 3-bet shove. Kumpumäki’s next move is to perform a quick fold.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
SK Simas Karaliunas | 101,500(63 BB) |
AK Ari Kumpumäki | 81,800(51 BB) |
Simas KaraliunasWith a huge pot of 23,000 brewing and a board of J♦ 3♦ 9♥ 7♠ , Finland’s Tommi Krankka shoves his remaining stack of 56,300 and gets called by Lithuanian foe Simas Karaliunas.
Krankka shows that he has a mega draw with A♦ Q♦ while Karaliunas made the call with J♠ 8♠ for top pair on the flop and a redraw to a straight on the turn.
The river is the 5♠ having the Finnish player miss all his draws and sidelined anew. Karaliunas continues his march to join the chip leaders.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
SK Simas Karaliunas | 151,500(152 BB) |
KT Krankka Tommi | busted |
Tommi KrankkaRaising from the utg+1 position to 1,600 is Finland’s Tommi Krankka and gets called in the hijack by Simas Karaliunas ofr Lithuania.
The flop comes K♦ 5♠ 5♣ as Krankka CBets for the same amount of 1,600. Karaliunas makes the call. The turn is the Q♠ and this time, the Finnish player checks. Karalinas now grabs the betting lead and fires 4,000. Krankka still calls, however. The river is the 2♣ and nothing follows as both players check.
Krankka shows K♣ J♥ for top pair while the Lithuanian opts to muck.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
KT Krankka Tommi | 76,300(95 BB) |
SK Simas Karaliunas | 28,000(35 BB) |