WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

HAND #40 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the hijack to 150,000, Aditya Agarwal moves all in from the small blind for about 1,925,000, and Nitsche snap-calls with K♠ K♣ .

Agarwal turns over 9♠ 9♦ , and needs to improve to stay alive.

The board comes Q♥ J♥ T♦ 7♦ 5♥ , and Agarwal flops an open-ended straight draw, but improves no further. Nitsche wins the pot with his pocket kings to eliminate Agarwal in seventh place.

The final six players are now bagging and tagging their chips for tomorrow morning's WPT Final Table, which is scheduled to begin at 11:30 am. Stay tuned for official chip counts.

HAND #32: Daniel Charlton raises to 150,000 and Aditya Agarwal calls in the big blind. They checked the Q♠ 8♥ 6♣ flop to the T♦ turn. Agarwal checks and Charlton wins the pot with a bet of 200,000.

HAND #33: Artem Vezhenkov opens to 150,000 and earns calls from Supakit Anukoolpitaknil in the cutoff as well as Ankit Ahuja on the button. The Q♦ T♦ 4♦ flop brings a bet of Vezhenkov for 150,000 and Anukoolpitaknil calls, Ahuja folds.

They check the 9♣ turn and Vezhenkov check-folds the 5♥ river when Anukoolpitaknil makes it 350,000 to go.

HAND #34: Dominik Nitsche raises to 150,000 for Anukoolpitaknil and Charlton to call. It checks all the way to the 9♥ 7♦ 7♣ J♣ J♥ river on which Nitsche bets300,000 to win the pot without resistance.

HAND #35: Ronald Haverkamp opens the button to 150,000 and Vezhenkov calls from the big blind. Vezhenkov checks the A♠ Q♥ 7♥ flop, Haverkamp bets 125,000 and Vezhenkov calls. On the K♦ turn, Vezhenkov then check-folds when Haverkamp fires a second barrel for 450,000.

HAND #28: With everyone folding to small blind Daniel Charlton, he raises 250,000. Big blind Artem Vezhenkov three-bets 675,000, Charlton answers with a four-bet of 1,500,000, Vezhenkov five-bet shoves and pushes out Charlton from the pot.

HAND #16 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the small blind to 180,000, taking the blinds and ante.

HAND #17 - Ronald Haverkamp raises UTG+1 to 125,000, and Ankit Ahuja calls from the big blind. The flop comes 9♥ 8♥ 3♣ , Ahuja checks, Haverkamp bets150,000, and Ahuja check-raises to 375,000. Haverkamp quickly folds, and Ahuja takes the pot.

HAND #18 - Ankit Ahuja raises from the small blind to 250,000, and Aditya Agarwal calls from the big blind. The flop comes J♥ J♣ 3♠ , Ahuja bets 150,000, and Agarwal calls. The turn card double-pairs the board with the 3♣ , and both players check.

The river card is the A♣ , Ahuja bets 700,000, and Agarwal folds. Ahuja takes the pot.

HAND #19 - Supakit Anukoolpitaknil raises from the cutoff to 125,000, and Aditya Agarwal uses a Time Chip to tank for a while before he moves all in from the small blind for about 1,565,000. Anukoolpitaknil shows one card -- an A♠ -- before he folds. Agarwal takes the pot.

After the elimination of Sho Homma in 10th place, the final nine players redraw for random seats at the final table. Here is the lineup:

And here are the remaining payouts at stake, followed by recent eliminations:

* First-place amount includes the winner's $10,400 entry into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

Here are the official chip counts from the break:

And here are the remaining payouts along with recent eliminations:

* First-place amount includes the winner's $10,400 entry into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

Yoon Kang raises to 100,000 from under the gun and Aditya Agarwal three-bets to 250,000. Kang four-bets to 475,000 and Agarwal snap-folds.

In the very next hand, Yinghao Zhuo jams the button for 340,000 and Kang calls in the big blind.

Yinghao Zhuo: Q♦ T♠

Yoon Kang: A♦ 4♦

"Chop?" Kang jokes and Zhuo laughs, as he was denied a double not long ago.

Both have a piece of the A♠ Q♣ 6♥ flop, but nothing changes on the 7♥ turn and 5♥ river. The short stack ride of Zhuo ends on the final two tables.

Battle of the Indian pros starts with a raise of 100,000 from Ankit Ahuja. To his immediate left, Aditya Agarwal calls. They both check the flop A♣ K♣ 3♣ , then Ahuja slides out 125,000 on the turn 4♠ . After Agarwal calls, it's back to checking the river 6♠ .

Ahuja shows A♠ Q♦ for the pot.

Here are the official chip counts from the break:

And here are the remaining payouts at stake, followed by recent eliminations:

* First-place amount includes the winner's $10,400 entry into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

No major pots play out during the final nine minutes of the level. Supakit Anukoolpitaknil gets open open shove through and then calls a raise to 60,000 by Dominik Nitsche out of the small blind, Aditya Agarwal also comes along from the big blind.

On the A♣ 8♣ 3♠ flop, the action checks to Nitsche and he bets 70,000. Only Agarwal check-calls and then checks the 5♥ on the turn. Nitsche bumps it up to 240,000 and wins the pot without any further resistance.

There were 750 entries in the WPT Cambodia Championship, and there are only 23 players remaining as Day 4 begins today at 11:30 am. Here is the lineup with official chip counts:

And here are the remaining payouts at stake:

* First-place amount includes the winner's $10,400 entry into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

Once the final three tables are set, Aditya Agarwal raises into the blinds and Sho Homma defends. Homma check-calls for 85,000 on the A♣ J♠ 7♦ flop and checks the K♦ turn. Agarwal now bets 225,000 and that wins the pot without further resistance.

Aditya Agarwal raises 30,000, Aurimas Stanevicius three-bets 90,000, Agarwal four-bets 165,000, Stanevicius goes all in and is snap-called.

Aurimas Stanevicius: A♣ K♦

Aditya Agarwal: Q♦ Q♥

Upon revealing, it's a flip. When the board runs out 3♦ 4♠ 9♥ 2♥ T♥ Stanevicius misses his outs to exit the tournament.

In a limped battle of the blinds, Aurimas Stanevicius leads the J♥ T♦ 5♥ flop for 15,000 and Ngoc Ha Nguyen calls in the big blind. The Lithuanian bets the 7♦ turn for 70,000 and Nguyen folds.

One hand later, Renat Bohdanov opens to 30,000 with Stanevicius on the button and Dominik Nitsche in the big blind calling. The Q♦ 8♥ 5♦ flop is checked to Stanevicius and he bets 37,000 to win the next pot.

Following a raise of 30,000 from under the gun Ngoc Ha Nguyen, hijack player Renat Bohdanov three-bets 85,000, then on the button Aditya Agarwal makes it 150,000. This is enough to get Nguyen to fold while Bohdanov calls.

At the flop K♦ J♦ 7♣ , Agarwal continues for 105,000, Bohdanov calls, then they keep it safe and check down the rest of the board 2♠ 4♠ .

Bohdanov flips open A♥ Q♥ , Agarwal has T♦ T♣ to drag in the pot.

A scan of the field during the break turned up nine players with at least 1.3 million in chips, creating an unofficial leaderboard:

Heavy preflop betting begins with Aditya Agarwal on hijack raising 25,000. At cutoff, Martin Stausholm three-bets 75,000, then small blind Bo Su four-bets to send the action back to Agarwal who five-bets 390,000. Stausholm gets out of the way and Su shoves after using up one time-bank. Agarwal snap-calls and shows the nuts.

Aditya Agarwal: A♠ A♦

Bo Su: K♣ K♥

The board runs out Q♠ 3♦ 8♦ 9♠ A♣ to secure a massive double up for Agarwal as Su takes a nosedive.

A scan of the field during the break turned up 14 players with at least 700K in chips, creating an unofficial leaderboard:

Supakit Anukoolpitaknil and Edgar Antezana call Aditya Agarwal's raise. On the flop 3♣ T♥ 7♣ , Agarwal continues for 25,000 and only Anukoolpitaknil is interested in seeing the turn 9♠ . Agarwal puts the brakes on and checks, Anukoolpitaknil fires 45,000, Agarwal gives it up.

A scan of the field during the break turned up 18 players with at least 600K in chips, creating an unofficial leaderboard:

Before their table breaks, Marc Joseph tangles with Sho Homma and they create a pot of nearly 150,000 to the 5♣ 4♥ 2♣ 8♥ 9♥ river. Homma checks and Joseph bets 100,000 with only a few chips behind. The snap fold follows and they head different ways soon after.

Several other updated counts can be found below.

Aditya Agarwal smirks when he rakes in the pot while a disappointed Nopparut Piyatassakorn grabs his phone to take a picture of the bead he suffers before leaving the tournament area.

Short stack Piyatassakorn is all-in preflop with the A♣ Q♦ and ahead versus A♥ J♥ . The Thai player pairs his queen on the K♦ Q♣ T♦ flop, yet needs a jack or runner-runner to escape. Some hope comes with the K♠ turn but the 2♣ river is a blank.

In a preflop flip, Aditya Agarwal is the player at risk for 37,000 with T♠ T♣ against the A♣ K♠ of Aladin Reskallah. The A♥ T♥ 6♠ Q♥ 9♦ board pairs Agarwal's ten for a set and he dodges the gutshot.