WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

With three all-in showdowns on the stone-cold money bubble, Martin Sedlak is all-in for 255,000 and looked up by Yoon Kang. Their table is the last to run with one elimination and one double prior.

Sedlak has the best of it with A♦ A♠ versus Q♥ Q♣ and seemingly locks up the double on the A♥ J♠ 7♦ flop. The T♠ turn gives Kang four outs but the 6♦ river keeps the field at 95 hopefuls.

Down to 99 players, all remaining eleven tables are balanced and the money bubble is looming near the end of the penultimate level on Day 2.

Martin Sedlak raises to 12,000 on the button for both blinds to call including Azizjon Rakhimov and Juyeol Lee. They check to the J♦ 8♠ 6♠ 3♦ 4♠ river on which Lee bets 24,000. Sedlak mulls it over for a short while and folds, as does Rakhimov.

On a flop K♠ T♦ 9♠ , Egidijus Digrys A♣ 6♠ asks for the all in tag and Martin Sedlak calls for his tournament life. Sedlak has K♦ T♠ but is not out of the woods yet as the turn lands 6♥ . The sweat ends with the river 9♣ .