WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

Kunal Patni won a big flip with jacks against the ace-king of Joshua McCully, who busts soon after. In the meanwhile, Konstantin Held emerges from his undercover run and nearly doubles the stack he started with so far, now sitting between Hugues Girard and Ngoc Ha Nguyen. The same table has already lost Joris Michl and Dhaval Mudgal.

Rob Sherwood is all in from middle position for 102,000 with K♥ K♣ , and he needs it to hold to stay alive against the A♣ K♦ of Joshua McCully in the cutoff.

The board comes Q♣ 8♣ 2♥ 5♦ Q♦ , and the pocket kings hold up for Sherwood to win the pot and double up in chips.

Joshua McCully raises to 8,000 and earns a single caller in Daisuke Ogita on the button. Both check the J♦ 9♦ 3♥ 4♥ turn on which McCully checks again. Ogita bets 15,000 and McCully suddenly starts coughing a lot, reaches around to grab his bottle of water and instantly folds.

"Oh, that's how bad your hand was?" Kunal Patni jokes. McCully is up for the day and above the average in the second level of Day 2.

WPT Prime Cambodia champion Alexander Puchalski is back on the beat and looking to be the first to win both flagship events. He opens from early position for6000 and heads to the flop 6♥ A♣ J♦ with callers Josh McCully and big blind Daisuke Ogita.

Puchalski continues for 6500, only Ogita joins him to the turn 2♣ where Puchalski fires a much more threatening 25,000. However, Ogita is unshaken and flats. The river 4♣ is checked by both. Ogita shows A♦ 9♥ and wins the pot with Puchalski mucking.

Nadav Cohen is all-in with 8♥ 8♦ and dominated by the Q♦ Q♣ of Kiyoung Kim. There is a sweat until the A♣ 9♥ 7♠ T♠ turn but the river is a blank to send Cohen to the rail. Also on the table is last year's runner-up Joshua Mccully with an average stack.

Last year's runner-up Joshua McCully from Australia entered not long ago and has not been able yet to run up a profit. He is involved in a heads-up pot with Adrien Berger right now and bets the J♠ 7♠ 4♠ flop for 2,000. Berger check-raises to6,000 and forces out the Aussie.

Also on the table are Peter Kiem, John "Bert" Perry, Kou Vang and Aliaksandr Shylko.