5K HR ($5,000)

Dinesh Alt opens from utg for 120,000 and gets re-raised immediately from the +1 position to 275,000. The action gets folded back to Alt who opts to make the call.

The flop goes J♣ T♥ 4♦ as Alt checks. Prill continues firing, this time for 175,000. Alt goes into the tank and uses a Time Bank card before check-raising to 375,000. The Australian makes the call. The turn is the 8♣ as Alt goes all-in. It’s Prill’s turn to consume a Time Bank card going deep in thought. He decides to go all-in for his remaining stack of 1,000,000.

Alt turns over T♠ T♦ for mid set on the flop while Prill has A♣ T♣ and is drawing to a club out for a flush.

The river is the 5♠ , ending Prill’s campaign and also giving Alt the overall chip-lead with well over 4.3 Million in chips.

The remaining six players are now all assured of US$29,505.

Timon Prill of Australia opens from the cutoff for 120,000 and gets called by Aliaksandr Shylko of Belarus in the bb.

The flop is 8♥ 5♣ 4♠ as Shylko donks the flop for 115,000. It’s enough to scare the initial raiser away as Prill folds.

The takedown brings Shylko’s stack to above the 2.8 Million mark.

The tenth hand of the Final Table sees Aliaksandr Shylko of Belarus open from the hijack for 120,000 and gets calls from the blinds in Dinesh Alt in the sb and Timon Prill in the bb.

The flop comes Q♣ 7♦ 2♥ as the blinds check, Shylko continues for 105,000. Alt folds but Prill stays interested. It is heads-up tp the turn where the 5♣ appears. This time, both players opt to skip this street. The river is the 4♦ as Prill bets 160,000. Shylko folds and the Australian climbs to 1.5 Million in chips.

Timon Prill opens the action from the utg+1 position for 80,000 and it gets folded to hijack where Hugo Machado of Portugal shoves his remaining 10,000 as no one else calls.

Prill tables J♣ 8♣ while Machado is statistically ahead preflop with K♥ T♣ .

The flop immediately gave the Portuguese player the sweats: A♣ 3♣ 3♥ with the Australian getting a flush draw. Machado hit the T♥ on the turn but then the 5♣ arrives on the river to complete Prill’s flush and sent Machado to the sidelines for good.

Now everyone remaining is guaranteed US$16,987.

Australia’s Timon Prill opens the action from the utg+1 position for 60,000 and the action folds to Nevan Chang of Taiwan on the sb and he declares he is all-in for 211,000. Prill takes awhile but then decides to call.

Chang shows A♥ Q♣ while Prill tables T♦ 8♦ .

The flop comes: K♥ 8♠ 9♥ to give Prill the lead with bottom pair. The turn is the 2♦ and the river is the T♥ to give the Australian two-pair and the ouster of a dangerous foe.

Australia’s Thomas Prill opens from the hijack for 20,000 and gets 3-bet by Andrei Ybapob on the button to 60,000. Prill calls.

The flop is K♦ 4♠ 2♠ as Prill checks. Ybapob fires 25,000 and Prill calls. The turn is the T♣ . The Australian checks again and this time, Ybapob bets 60,000. Prill call again. The river is the 3♥ and Prill checks a third time. Now Ybapob goes all-in for 177,000. Prill calls.

Ybapob shows A♦ Q♥ while Prill turns over Q♠ T♠ for a pair on the turn and enough to eliminate his opponent. Prill nears the 900,000 chip mark with the triumph.

WSOP Online Bracelet winner Joseph Serock of the United States open shoves from the cutoff for his remaining 26,500 and gets called in the sb by Germany’s Timon Prill.

Serock shows A♠ 7♦ while Prill has A♦ 4♣ . It’s looking like a chop.

However, the runout goes: Q♥ 8♣ 5♦ 2♥ 8♥ and somehow Serock’s kicker plays and is awarded a full double-up to almost 70,000 in chips. Prill hardly felt the hit with his stack at still close to 600,000.

Timon Prill of Germany made a bid to steal the binds and BB ante with action folded to him on the button for 18,000 but receives a 3-bet shove from the bb of China’s Pan Chengcai for 49,000. Sitting on almost 400,000 in chips, Prill makes the call.

Pan flips over Q♦ 8♥ while Prill is surprised to find himself ahead preflop with K♠ 3♠ .

The runout goes: A♥ T♣ J♥ 6♣ 3♣ as King-high was all that’s required to boot out Pan and bring the Australian’s stack closer to the half-million mark.

The WPT Cambodia 5K HR resumes today, February 23, 2025 a NagaWorld in Phnom Penh with the prize pool already beyond half a million USD!

At Day 1, registration stayed open all day, attracting 117 entries. That number will continue to increase with one level remaining today for last minute weekend warriors to jump in. Late comers will still have a decent 100,000 (25 bb) stack at their disposal however will have to act fast to try to catch the leader, Thian Andhoko, who has over six times that amount.

Cards start flying at 11:30am. We will have the final numbers shortly after registration closes at 12:20pm. SMP will be onsite to bring you the action from start to finish.