WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

HAND #202: Artem Vezhenkov limps for 250,000, Ronald Haverkamp checks his option in the big blind, and dealer fans out the flop T♦ Q♦ 3♣ . Following a check, Vezhenkov bets 250,000, Haverkamp calls, and they head to the turn K♥ . Vezhenkov fires again, this time a heftier 1,300,000, and after a time bank used, Haverkamp check-calls.

This brings them to the river Q♣ where Haverkamp checks once more. Vezhenkov pushes a stack of his biggest chips. Haverkamp agonizes and tanks then risks his tournament life.

Artem Vezhenkov: Q♠ T♥ (full house, queens full of tens)

Ronald Haverkamp: K♦ 6♠ (two pair, kings and queens)

Vezhenkov wins the pot -- and the title and the trophy -- with a full house, queens full of tens.

Ronald Haverkamp finishes as the runner-up, earning $255,000.

Artem Vezhenkov wins the WPT Cambodia Championship, earning a trophy and $390,650. That amount includes his $10,400 seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas. Vezhenkov's name will also be engraved on the one-and-only Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup alongside every other WPT champion from all 23 seasons of the World Poker Tour.

Congratulations to Artem Vezhenkov!

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

HAND #113: Dominik Nitsche opens 450,000 on the small blind and still doesn't push out the big blind Supakit Anukoolpitaknil. Nitsche barrels again the flop 4♠ 9♠ 5♣ and Anukoolpitaknil calls the 350,000 bet.

On the turn T♠ , more chips go in with Nitsche barreling 600,000 that still doesn't shake away Anukoolpitaknil to complete the board K♠ . Nitsche goes in the tank for a time-bank then bets a light 400,000 and has 1,550,000 behind, Anukoolpitaknil makes him sweat with a raise of 1,700,000, Nitsche says, "I have a big hand", then calls.

Nitsche shows Q♠ 6♠ flush Anukoolpitaknil has A♠ 5♦ for the nut flush.

HAND #14: Dominik Nitsche is down to just 250,000 and is all in on the button with three players looking to send him to the rails. They proceed to check down the board A♠ J♠ 8♣ 7♥ K♥ .

Dominik Nitsche: 4♦ 4♠

Supakit Anukoolpitaknil: T♣ 7♣

Ankit Ahuja: K♦ 9♦

Artem Vezhenkov: J♠ 5♥

Ahuja claims the pot with a pair of kings as Nitsche exits in 5th place.

HAND #107: Artem Vezhenkov eyeballs the stack of Dominik Nitsche, who replies "around five million" and then faces a raise to 450,000 by Vezhenkov in the small blind. Nitsche in the big blind calls and also calls another 375,000 by Vezhenkov on the K♠ 8♦ 4♦ flop.

The second flush draw opens on the 6♠ turn and Vezhenkov declares a bet of1,000,000, Nitsche folds.

The players return from break to begin Level 29, with increased blinds of 75,000-150,000 and a 150,000 ante.

With five players remaining from a field of 750, the average chip stack is around 7,500,000 (50 big blinds). Here are the official chip counts from the break, along with the final table payouts:

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

HAND #88: Artem Vezhenkov raises the button to 250,000 and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls in the big blind. Following a T♣ 7♠ 5♦ flop, Anukoolpitaknil check-calls for 325,000 and they check the 9♥ on the turn. Anukoolpitaknil checks his cards again on the 8♣ river and checks his option, too.

Vezhenkov bets 725,000 and takes down the pot.

HAND #89: Vezhenkov opens to 250,000 in the cutoff and Dominik Nitsche three-bet to 700,000 on the button, the initial raiser calls. On the Q♦ 8♥ 3♦ flop, Vezhenkov checks to Nitsche who makes it 550,000 to go. Vezhenkov calls and opts to lead the Q♣ turn for 650,000, Nitsche calls.

After the 7♠ river, Vezhenkov uses another time bank and then bets 3,775,000 with 400,000 chips behind.

Nitsche instantly leans slightly forward and smirks, then stares at his opponent. After using one time bank, Nitsche calls and Vezhenkov rolls over A♠ Q♠ . Nitsche still grins and exposes his A♥ 2♥ before paying off his table neighbour, vaulting Vezhenkov from shortest stack to chip leader throughout the last few hands.

HAND #85: Supakit Anukoolpitaknil raises to 250,000 on the button and wins the blinds.

HAND #86: Anukoolpitaknil opens to 250,000 in the cutoff and Artem Vezhenkov calls in the big blind. They check to the K♥ T♦ 4♥ 2♥ turn on which Vezhenkov check-folds to a bet of 350,000.

HAND #87: Ronald Haverkamp raises to 250,000 on the button for Dominik Nitsche to call in the big blind. The 7♣ 4♦ 2♣ flop goes check, check. Nitsche leads the 4♥ turn for 550,000 and Haverkamp calls.

On the T♣ river, Nitsche bets another 600,000 and Haverkamp folds.

HAND #79: Dominik Nitsche opens 250,000 from the button and wins the blinds and ante.

HAND #80: Dominik Nitsche opens again for 250,000 and again he wins the blinds and ante.

HAND #81: Dominik Nitsche opens for the fourth consecutive time, button player Ankit Ahuja calls, then small blind Ronald Haverkamp three-bets to 1,150,000. This is enough to win the hand.

HAND #82: Supakit Anukoolpitaknil takes charge from under the gun for 250,000, gets called by cutoff Ankit Ahuja and big blind Dominik Nitsche. At the flop 3♦ 3♥ T♠ , it is checked to Ahuja who bets 450,000 to lose both opponents.

HAND #76: Small blind Ronald Haverkamp limps then gets to see the flop after big blind Artem Vezhenkov checks. Haverkamp checks 4♦ 5♣ 5♥ , Vezhenkov bets150,000 and wins the pot easy.

HAND #77: Ankit Ahuja raises 250,000 from cutoff and wins the blinds and ante.

HAND #78: Small blind Dominik Nitsche tries to steal for 375,000 but big blind Supakit Anukoolpitaknil defends to take the battle to the flop A♠ T♥ K♣ . Nitsche continues for 275,000 and Anukoolpitaknil calls again.

Both players slow down on the turn 3♠ , the river comes 3♥ . Nitsche returns to betting for a large 1,100,000, Anukoolpitaknil snap-calls.

Nitsche shows 5♥ 9♦ bluff, Anukoolpitaknil wins the pot with K♠ 4♥ .

HAND #69 - Supakit Anukoolpitaknil completes the small blind to 125,000, and Ankit Ahuja checks his option in the big blind. The flop comes 9♦ 3♣ 2♣ , Anukoolpitaknil checks, Ahuja bets 125,000, and Anukoolpitaknil calls. The turn card is the 2♦ , Anukoolpitaknil bets 300,000, and Ahuja calls.

The river card is the 6♦ , and both players check. Anukoolpitaknil shows 9♥ 8♣ to win the pot with two pair, nines and deuces, and Ahuja mucks.

HAND #70 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the cutoff to 250,000, Ankit Ahuja calls from the small blind, and Ronald Haverkamp calls from the big blind. All three players check to the river on a board of A♣ J♦ 2♦ Q♦ 7♦ , and it checks to Nitsche, who bets 400,000. Ahuja and Haverkamp both fold, and Nitsche takes the pot.

HAND #71 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the hijack to 250,000, taking the blinds and ante.

HAND #72 - Supakit Anukoolpitaknil raises from the hijack to 250,000, and Dominik Nitsche calls from the big blind. The flop comes K♥ 8♦ 5♥ , Nitsche checks, Anukoolpitaknil bets 125,000, and Nitsche check-raises to 600,000. Anukoolpitaknil folds, and Nitsche takes the pot.

HAND #73 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the small blind to 375,000, and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls from the big blind. The flop comes T♦ 5♦ 5♣ , Nitsche bets275,000, and Anukoolpitaknil folds. Nitsche takes the pot.

The players return from break to begin Level 28, with increased blinds of 75,000-125,000 and a 125,000 ante.

With five players remaining from a field of 750, the average chip stack is around 7,500,000 (60 big blinds). Here are the official chip counts from the break, followed by the final table payouts:

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

HAND #57: Ankit Ahuja opens to 200,000 in the cutoff and Dominik Nitsche calls in the big blind. Nitsche checl-calls for 200,000 on the K♦ 8♣ 3♣ flop and check-folds the J♥ turn when Ahuja bets 375,000.

HAND #58: Nitsche raises to 300,000 in the small blind, Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls in the next seat. Nitsche bets once for 225,000 on the 8♠ 5♠ 4♦ flop, then check-folds once again on the 2♦ turn when Anukoolpitaknil makes it 325,000 to go.

HAND #59: Artem Vezhenkov raises to 200,000, Ahuja comes along from his big blind to check-fold the A♠ K♠ T♣ flop when facing a bet worth 125,000.

HAND #60: Nitsche opens to 200,000 and Ronald Haverkamp calls in the big blind. Following a J♥ 5♥ 2♥ flop, Haverkamp check-calls for 100,000. They check the K♠ turn and 8♠ river. Haverkamp tables Q♠ T♥ and Nitsche wins the pot with the A♦ 9♥ .

HAND #61: Ahuja raises the button to 200,000 and Haverkamp calls in the small blind. The Dutchman checks on 9♥ 7♣ 2♠ and Ahuja takes down the pot with a bet of 450,000.

HAND #62: Anukoolpitaknil makes it 200,000 to go first to act, Ahuja and Nitsche call. They check down the entire board of T♦ 5♠ 2♦ K♣ 8♥ and Nitsche declares "I win" before exposing his K♠ 5♦ . He adds "I was hoping one of you guys had a king".

HAND #63: Vezhenkov opens to 225,000 on the button, Nitsche in the small blind and Anukoolpitaknil in the big blind call. They check the J♦ J♥ 3♥ flop to the T♣ turn. Nitsche checks, Anukoolpitaknil bets 350,000 and Vezhenkov folds.

"You guys can go on break," Nitsche says as he lets the last few seconds of the clock for this level run down before heading into the break.

HAND #53 - Ankit Ahuja raises from the hijack to 200,000, and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls from the big blind. The flop comes A♣ 9♠ 6♦ , Anukoolpitaknil checks, Ahuja bets 300,000, and Anukoolpitaknil calls.

The turn card is the 7♦ , Anukoolpitaknil checks, Ahuja uses a Time Chip to think for a while before he bets 600,000, and Anukoolpitaknil folds. Ahuja takes the pot.

HAND #54 - Ronald Haverkamp raises from the hijack to 200,000, and Ankit Ahuja calls from the big blind. The flop comes 3♠ 3♦ 2♥ , Ahuja checks, Haverkamp bets 125,000, and Ahuja folds. Haverkamp takes the pot.

HAND #55 - Dominik Nitsche raises from the cutoff to 200,000, taking the blinds and ante.

HAND #56 - Ankit Ahuja raises from the button to 200,000, and Artem Vezhenkov calls from the big blind. The flop comes Q♦ 6♦ 2♣ , Vezhenkov checks, Ahuja bets150,000, and Vezhenkov calls. The turn card is the 2♥ , Vezhenkov bets 225,000, and Ahuja calls.

The river card is the Q♥, and both players check. Vezhenkov shows 9♦ 8♦ for nine high, and Ahuja turns over A♦ K♥ to win the pot.

HAND #44: Chip leader Ankit Ahuja gets a walk.

HAND #45: Artem Vezhenkov opens 200,000 from under the gun, Supakit Anukoolpitaknil three-bets 600,000, Vezhenkov responds with a shove of3,850,000. Anukoolpitaknil can afford it but goes deep in the tank using up three time-banks before folding and saying, "I folded a big hand". Vezhenkov say he had Ace-king but didn't show.

HAND #46: From under the gun Dominik Nitsche min-raises and big blind Artem Vezhenkov calls. Vezhenkov continues to defend on the flop and turn A♦ 6♠ 4♣ J♣ by check-calling 150,000 and 600,000, however on the river T♠ , Vezhenkov tanks then folds to Nitsche's 1,200,000 bet.

HAND #39: Dominik Nitsche raises to 200,000 on the button, Supakit Anukoolpitaknil in the small blind and Ankit Ahuja in the big blind both call. They check down the 3♥ 3♦ 2♠ K♠ A♦ board and Anukoolpitaknil shows Q♦ 9♦ . Ahuja has the equally strong Q♥ T♠ but Nitsche wins the pot with K♥ 6♠ .

HAND #40: Nitsche opens to 200,000 in the cutoff and Ahuja comes aling in the small blind. Ahuja leads the 9♣ 8♥ 7♥ flop for 400,000 and Nitsche calls. They check the K♣ turn and Ahuja checks the 2♥ on the river. Nitsche bets 700,000 and Ahuja pays it off to get shown A♥ T♥ for the nut flush.

HAND #41: Anukoolpitaknil raises to 250,000 and wins the blinds.

HAND #42: Ahuja raises to 200,000 in the cutoff, Ronald Haverkamp calls on the button. Artem Vezhenkov mucks his cards with force and the J♠ falls off the table and flips over. Nitsche calls in the big blind and the K♥ 4♥ 2♥ flop is checked to Haverkamp, who bets 200,000 to win the pot.

HAND #43: Vezhenkov raises to 225,000 on the button, both blinds come along. The trio checks the 7♠ 4♠ 2♣ flop, Nitsche then bets the 2♦ turn for 250,000 and wins the next pot.

HAND #35: Ankit Ahuja raises to 400,000 in the small blind and forces out Ronald Haverkamp.

HAND #36: Ahuja opens to 200,000 on the button and wins the blinds.

HAND #37: A walk for Dominik Nitsche.

HAND #38: Nitsche raises to 300,000 in the small blind and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls from the big blind. Nitsche leads the K♣ 6♣ 5♦ flop for225,000 to earn a call and does so again for 300,000 on the 9♣ turn.

The 4♠ river completes the board and Nitsche fires a third barrel for 400,000. Anukoolpitaknil uses a time bank extension and min-raises to 800,000, Nitsche folds.

HAND #31 - Ronald Haverkamp completes the small blind to 100,000, and Artem Vezhenkov checks his option in the big blind.

The flop comes J♣ 4♦ 3♠ , Haverkamp checks, Vezhenkov bets 125,000, and Haverkamp folds. Vezhenkov takes the pot.

HAND #32 - Ronald Haverkamp raises from the button to 200,000, and Dominik Nitsche calls from the big blind. The flop comes A♠ J♣ 4♦ , Nitsche checks, Haverkamp bets 150,000, and Nitsche calls. The turn card is the 7♦ , and both players check.

The river card is the K♥ , and they check again. Nitsche shows 6♠ 4♣ for a pair of fours, but Haverkamp turns over J♥ T♥ to win the pot with a pair of jacks.

HAND #33 - Artem Vezhenkov raises from the button to 225,000, Dominik Nitsche calls from the small blind, and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls from the big blind. All three players check to the turn on a board of Q♦ 7♣ 4♣ 5♣ , and Nitsche bets 325,000. Anukoolpitaknil calls, and Vezhenkov folds.

The river card is the K♣ , Nitsche bets 150,000, Anukoolpitaknil raises to 450,000, and Nitsche folds. Anukoolpitaknil takes the pot.

HAND #34 - Artem Vezhenkov raises from the cutoff to 200,000, and Dominik Nitsche calls from the button. The flop comes A♠ 8♠ 6♠ , Vezhenkov bets 150,000, and Nitsche calls. The turn card is the T♣ , Vezhenkov checks, Nitsche bets250,000, and Vezhenkov uses a Time Chip to tank for a while before he folds. Nitsche takes the pot.

HAND #25: Artem Vezhenkov opens 250,000 from under the gun, next to act Dominik Nitsche three-bets 625,000, short stacked Daniel Charlton on the big blind goes all in for his last 275,000.

The flop A♦ A♠ A♥ is checked then Nitsche bets 400,000 on the turn 5♣ but Vezhenkov folds giving up the side pot.

Dominik Nitsche: A♣ 6♣

Daniel Charlton: K♣ 7♦

With Nitsche showing quads, Charlton is drawing dead. The river 8♣ completes the board. Nitsche scoops up the whole pot, Charlton becomes the first casualty of the final table in 6th place.

The players return from a short five-minute break to begin Level 27, with increased blinds of 50,000-100,000 and a 100,000 ante.

With six players remaining from a field of 750, the average chip stack is around 6,250,000 (63 big blinds). Here are the official chip counts, followed by the remaining payouts:

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

HAND #20: Ankit Ahuja makes it 150,000 to go from the cutoff and folds when Daniel Charlton three-bets to 50,000 in the small blind. Charlton flashes the K♦ K♠ .

HAND #21: Artem Vezhenkov lets his action clock run down to almost zero and then raises to 250,000 in the small blind. Dominik Nitsche three-bets to 750,000 and Vezhenkov then uses two time banks

HAND #22: Ahuja opens to 150,000 in the cutoff, Charlton comes along in the cutoff and so do Dominik Nitsche and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil in the blinds. They check the K♥ 4♠ 2♣ flop to the K♠ turn and Nitsche bets 225,000. Anukoolpitaknil folds, Ahuja raises to 575,000 and Charlton folds while Nitsche calls.

They check the 9♠ on the river and Nitsche wins the pot with the K♦ J♥ for trips kings. After the hand is over, the final six are heading on a short five-minute break.

HAND #4: Ronald Haverkamp opens 150,000 from under the gun+1, gets repopped to 500,000 by small blind Dominik Nitsche, Haverkamp calls. They both check the flop 7♦ Q♦ J♠ , the turn comes 2♦ . Nitsche fires 375,000 and wins the pot.

HAND #5: Daniel Charlton raises 150,000 then wins the blinds and ante as he shows A♥ A♠ .

HAND #6: From under the gun+1, Artem Vezhenkov opens 150,000, big blind Ronald Haverkamp defends to take it to the flop K♥ A♦ 7♦ . Haverkamp check-calls100,000, then check-calls 425,000 on the turn 6♣ . Vezhenkov decides to check back on the river 3♣ and soon mucks to Haverkamp's A♥ T♣ top pair.

There were 750 entries in the WPT Cambodia Championship, but there are only six players remaining to battle for the title, the trophy, and a top prize worth $390,650. Here is the lineup:

There is 47:50 remaining in Level 26, with blinds at 50,000-75,000 and a big blind ante of 75,000. 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.

After the elimination of Aditya Agarwal in seventh place, the WPT Final Table has been set. It's scheduled to begin tomorrow (Monday) at 11:30 am, and here is the lineup:

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.

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 #9: Dominik Nitsche raises out of the small blind and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil folds from the big blind.

HAND #10: Nitsche raises the button to 120,000 and Anukoolpitaknil jams out of the small blind.

"How much is it?" Nitsche asks and Anukoolpitaknil replies "I don't know" as he pushes his two stacks forward and all chips fall over. The shove is deemed to be for 905,000 and Anukoolpitaknil instantly exclaims "thank you for calling" before triumphantly showing his A♣ A♠ .

Nitsche gasps an "oh shit" before he exposes the K♣ J♠ .

"I wouldn't thank him yet, this guy is pretty good at all-ins," Daniel Charlton chimes in.

Once Nitsche pairs up on the K♥ 4♠ 3♥ flop, Anukoolpitaknil lets out an "oh fuck" but no further threat follows on the T♠ turn and 6♣ river.

HAND #4: Daniel Charlton min-raises from early position then folds to Dominik Nitsche's 350,000 three-bet.

HAND #5: Aditya Agarwal three-bets from the button to push out the blinds and raiser Ankit Ahuja.

HAND #6: Dominik Nitsche raises 120,000 from early position and small blind Neng Zhao gives him action. Nitsche proceeds to barrel down the street J♠ 7♥ 2♦ 4♠ T♦ , betting 90,000, 270,000, and 540,000. Zhao folds to the river bet.

HAND #7: Action folds around to the small blind Daniel Charlton, he raises to200,000 and wins the pot with the big blind Artem Vezhenkov folding.

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.

Dominik Nitsche raises to 120,000 in the cutoff and Neng Zhao calls in the small blind, Artem Vezhenkov comes along from the big blind. They check the 7♦ 7♠ 2♥ flop and Zhao checks the J♦ turn. Vezhenkov bets 225,000 and Nitsche calls, Zhao folds.

Vezhenkov bets another 350,000 on the 8♣ river and Nitsche quickly calls to get shown the A♣ 5♥ for a bluff, which he has beat with the K♦ J♠ for jacks and deuces.

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.

Artem Vezhenkov and Dominik Nitsche meet again with Vezhenkov defending from the small blind. When the flop comes 9♦ 4♥ J♦ , Nitsche continues for 75,000 and Vezhenkov calls.

On the turn A♦ , Nitsche barrels 225,000 and still doesn't shake off calling station Vezhenkov to take it to the river A♠ . Nitsche barrels for the third time for 450,000, Vezhenkov pays to see.

Nitsche has K♦ T♠ air, Vezhenkov ships it with A♣ Q♣ trips.

Artem Vezhenkov continues to pressure the table as he opens for the third consecutive time. Big blind Dominik Nitsche defends to take the battle to the flop 8♥ Q♣ A♥ . Following a check, Vezhenkov bets 125,000, Nitsche calls, then they both check the turn 8♦ . On the river 2♣ , Nitsche leads out 375,000 and it's enough to claim the pot uncontested.

Two hands after, Vezhenkov is under the gun and raises again, Nitsche calls from the button. They check it to the river 5♥ 6♠ J♠ 3♠ . Vezhenkov bets 75,000, Nitsche calls, then mucks to the T♣ 2♣ straight.

Dominik Nitsche raises from the hijack to 100,000, and Supakit Anukoolpitaknil calls from the big blind.

The flop comes A♦ K♦ 9♥ , Anukoolpitaknil checks, Nitsche bets 75,000, and Anukoolpitaknil calls.

The turn card pairs the board with the 9♦ , and both players check.

The river card is the J♠ , Anukoolpitaknil bets 100,000, Nitsche raises to 400,000, and Anukoolpitaknil thinks for a while before he calls. Nitsche shows A♠ K♣ for two pair, aces and kings, but Anukoolpitaknil turns over J♦ 6♦ to win the pot with a jack-high flush.

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.

From middle position, Artem Vezhenkov min-raises with A♦ K♦ and big blind Dominik Nitsche makes the call. They proceed to check to the turn 5♣ 6♦ 3♠ 3♦ . Nitsche takes the reins for 70,000 that Vezhekov calls. On the river 2♦ , Nitsche double barrels 180,000 sending Vezhenkov to the tank then says "just call" as he drop in the chips.

Nitsche shows 8♣ 9♠ bluff, Vezhenkov flips open a big hand A♦ K♦ flush and Nitsche laughs saying, "just call".

Supakit Anukoolpitaknil raises UTG+1 to 100,000, Dominik Nitsche reraises from the button to 300,000, and Anukoolpitaknil uses a Time Chip to tank for nearly a minute before he moves all in for about 530,000.

Nitsche quickly calls with 9♠ 9♣ , and Anukoolpitaknil turns over Q♠ Q♥ . Anukoolpitaknil needs his hand to hold to stay alive.

The flop comes T♥ 9♦ 6♥ , and Nitsche takes a huge lead with a flopped set of nines.

But the turn card is the 7♣ , the river card is the 8♦ , and a ten-high straight on the board chops the pot and saves Anukoolpitaknil's tournament life.

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.

Three players left by the turn board T♠ 2♠ Q♦ 7♥ , button player Peteris Enders bets 175,000 and is check-called by Dominik Nitsche and Amin Riyazati. On the river K♠ , Enders bets 225,000 and again both players call. Enders shows J♠ 9♠ the flush to claim the pot.

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.

Adrien Berger min-raises from under the gun and big blind Dominik Nitsche defends. When the flop comes 5♠ T♣ Q♦ , Berger continues for 45,000 and Nitsche check-calls to see the turn 7♦ . Check again from Nitsche has Berger barreling 210,000, Nitsche shoves, and Berger snap-calls while opening up K♠ K♦ . Nitsche is ahead 5♦ 7♥ two pair that holds through the river 9♥ .

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.

Picking up the action on the Q♣ 8♦ 5♦ K♣ turn, Supakit Anukoolpitaknil checks from the big blind. Dominik Nitsche bets 200,000 and his opponent reluctantly calls.

Anukoolpitaknil also checks the 8♠ river and Nitsche bets large for more than one million, which easily covers Anukoolpitaknil. Upon using all but one of his time banks, Anukoolpitaknil sigh-folds.

Dominik Nitsche opens from cutoff and big blind Amin Riyazati defends. When the flop comes J♥ 6♥ J♣ , Riyazati defends again by check-calling Nitsche's 35,000 bet. They both check the turn 7♠ , then on the river A♥ , Nitsche tries to steal for 165,000, Riyazati assesses the board then check-calls.

It's the right decision with Nitsche turning over Q♦ T♥ , Riyazati has him by one point with K♦ T♠ .

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♦ .

"I am a lucky guy," Dominik Nitsche says with a grin after he wins the all-in showdown against Ngoc Ha Nguyen.

She is all-in with the Q♦ T♦ preflop and dominated by Nitsche's K♠ Q♠ .

Two diamonds on the 6♦ 3♣ 2♦ flop provide some hope but the A♠ turn and 3♠ river end Nguyen's run in 27th place.