WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

HAND #1 - Artem Vezhenkov limps from the cutoff for 60,000, and Ankit Ahuja checks his option in the big blind. The flop comes A♣ T♦ 8♥ , Ahuja checks, Vezhenkov bets 75,000, and Ahuja folds. Vezhenkov takes the pot.

HAND #2 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the cutoff to 120,000, taking the blinds and ante.

HAND #3 - Neng Zhao raises UTG+1 to 120,000, Collin Ho moves all in from the small blind for 500,000, and Zhao calls with A♣ K♠ .

Ho turns over A♦ Q♦ , and he needs to improve to stay alive.

The board comes T♦ 6♠ 3♣ 3♦ 3♥ , and Zhao wins the pot with his king kicker to eliminate Ho in ninth place.

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.

Collin Ho raises to 100,000 from under the gun and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls in the small blind. They check the 8♠ 7♥ 4♦ flop and Anukoolpitaknil then leads the 3♣ turn for 125,000, Ho folds.

One hand later, Anukoolpitaknil opens to 100,000 on the button for Ho to call. On a monotone flop of K♠ 7♠ 5♠ , Ho check-calls for 75,000 before check-folding the K♥ turn for 125,000.

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.

After a series of small pots including a successful preflop three-bet by Collin Ho, the Singaporean raises the button to 80,000 and Ronald Haverkamp calls from the big blind. Both check the 8♥ 6♦ 4♣ flop and Haverkamp leads the 7♠ turn for75,000, Ho calls.

Haverkamp slows down and checks the T♥ on the river, Ho bets 225,000 and earns an instant fold to win the pot without showdown.

Peteris Enders opens from cutoff and the blinds call. At the flop A♦ K♦ 5♠ , big blind Amin Riyazati bets 60,000 and it continues to the turn 8♥ after both Enders and Collin Ho call. Riyazati fires again for 175,000 to lose Enders while Ho calls, then both players check the river 7♣ .

Ho shows A♠ 9♣ and wins the pot with Riyazati mucking.

Collin Ho raises to 60,000 in the cutoff and Amin Riyazati calls on the button. Apoorva Goal three-bets to 265,000 in the small blind and forces out all opponents.

Dominik Nitsche then calls Goel's button raise for 60,000 and leads the K♥ 8♠ 3♥ flop for 65,000, Goel calls. Nitsche bets the J♣ turn for 330,000 and Goel folds.

Dominik Nitsche starts the day well with a showdown pot against Peteris Enders and then loses two medium-sized pots to forfeit some of his early profit.

In the second hand, he defends the big blind against a raise by Apoorva Goel and check-calls the 9♣ 5♦ 3♣ flop for 75,000. On the Q♠ turn, Nitsche check-calls for another 215,000 and checks the J♠ on the river.

Goel bets 110,000 and that eventually gets rid of Nitsche.

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.

Apoorva Goel defends his big blind by calling Collin Ho's button raise of 55,000. On the flop A♦ 9♦ 5♠, Goel check-calls 45,000 to bring them to the turn 6♣ . Goel checks again to Ho who fires 115,000, Goel answers back with a shove of 540,000, Ho gives up his hand.

After a four-bet battle preflop, Collin Ho and Yujian Sun face a flop Q♦ T♦ 5♠ and 350,000 already in the pot. Sun checks trying to trap Ho who bets 175,000, Sun shoves, Ho snap-calls and it's a huge cooler.

Ho has Q♣ Q♠ top set, Sun with T♥ T♣ set, the turn 7♥ and river J♦ don't improve Sun to exit in 25th place.

Peteris Enders raises to 55,000 and then calls a three-bet to 175,000 by Dominik Nitsche in the next seat. Following a T♦ 5♦ 3♦ flop, Enders instantly check-calls a bet worth 100,000 and then leads the K♦ turn for 135,000.

Nitsche uses one time bank to call and Enders checks the 6♦ on the river. Nitsche bets, Enders snap-calls and wins the pot with K♣ Q♦ for the flush with the queen. Nitsche flashes ace-jack with the J♦ .

On a heads-up turn of K♠ J♠ 4♣ Q♣, Collin Ho in the big blind bets 170,000. Toan Chan Truong calls in middle position and they head to the 6♦ on the river.

Ho uses one time bank and then very slowly grabs a bet of 225,000. Truong snap-calls but mucks versus K♦ J♣ to drop below ten big blinds.

Picking up the action on the Q♠ 8♣ 6♦ A♥ turn, Toan Chan Truong makes it 100,000 to go. His only opponent by then is Collin Ho, who uses one time bank before moving all-in for 335,000 total.

Truong folds without using any time bank and his stack from the peak not long ago is cut back into half, as he joins Ho in the middle of the pack.

Yujian Sun opens to 32,000 and Thomas Boivin three-bets to 175,000 with fewer than that behind. Collin Ho then jams for 374,000 and Sun asks for a count but folds, Boivin calls all-in.

Ho is ahead with K♣ K♦ versus A♣ K♠ and there is no ace on the 7♣ 6♥ 3♠ 5♣ 3♦ runout to send Boivin out in 52nd place.

Hon Cheong Lee gets a shorter stack of around 60,000 in preflop with the Q♦ Q♣ only to find himself dominated by Collin Ho with the K♥ K♣ .

The K♠ 8♣ 7♦ flop leaves Lee on very thin ice and there is no miracle escape on the 4♠ turn nor 7♥ river.