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Won Poker Cup: Chan Chak Hei stands proud as the Single Day High Roller Champion; Yun Chen How & Yiew Cji Hong lead Main Event Flights of the day

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Chan Chak Hei
Chan Chak Hei

Chan Chak Hei from Hong Kong outlasted a total field of 110 entries which included some of the best in world to stand tall and raise his eagle trophy as the champion of the Won Poker Cup Single Day High Roller Event#5 Champion. He also received a cash prize of $54,950 from a total prize pool of $213,400.

The battle was long and fierce as players stayed until 4:00am the next morning fighting it out to win the eagle and the cash prize. Placing 2nd is Hai Bo Chu from Australia who earned $37,700 for his efforts.

Here’s the payout for the Single Day Highroller:

Name

Country/Region

Cash Prize ($)

1

Chan Chak Hei

Hong Kong

54,950

2

Chu Hai Bo

Australia

37,770

3

Nguyen Quang Huy

Vietnam

24,755

4

Nguyen Chanh Tin

Vietnam

20,065

5

Kim Ji Young

Korea

16,110

6

Lin Yu

China

12,590

7

Huynh Ngoc Thai

Vietnam

9,930

8

Leong Chuen Wai

Malaysia

7,580

9

Titov Oleg

Russia

5,550

10

Ling Teck Oon

Malaysia

4,480

11

Erik Rozhynsky

Ukraine

4,480

12

Doan Quang Trung

Vietnam

3,950

13

Lee Sung Hak

Korea

3,950

14

Phan Huu Minh Tri

Vietnam

3,620

15

Jhon Henri

Indonesia

3,620

Main Event#2 Day1B Recap

Yun Chen How
Yun Chen How

Yun Chen How bagged the most chips for Day1B with 269,000 chips moving into Day2. A total of 58 entries vied for the chance to win a chunk of the $500,000 guaranteed prize pool of the Won Poker Cup Main Event.

The day started late with 4 players triggering the shuffle up and deal command from the tournament director Jimmy Chun. However, entering level 13, there were only 10 players left so it was decided that the day would end at Level 15 as scheduled or when 9 players remained. At this point action significantly slowed down and players tried their best to make the three 40-minute levels remaining. Alas, at Level 14, Kevin JR was the essential “bubble” of the day that ended the flight.

Main Event#2 Day1C Recap

Day1C Turbo started at 8:00pm of the same day and those who were not able to last DayB tried to make it in Day1C which had a total of 31 entries. Of this field, Yiew Cji Hong topped the pack ending the day with 221,000 chips. From this flight, however, something similar happened. The flight ended at Level 12 with 5 players remaining.

The running chip count of completed Day1C is as follows:

Name

Country

Chipcount

1

NGUYEN CHANH TIN

VIETNAM

388,000

2

NGUYEN DUC THANH

VIETNAM

352,000

3

ALEX LINDDOP

UK

325,000

4

ILVA FIRSTOV

KAZAKHSTAN

293,000

5

YEN CHUN HOW

MALAYSIA

269,000

6

AN SHA ZHENG

CHINA

260,000

7

ARMON VAN WIJK

AUSTRALIA

252,000

8

ELENA PENZINA

RUSSIA

230,000

9

KE HONG JING

CHINA

228,000

10

YIEW CJI HONG

MALAYSIA

221,000

11

LIU FENG

CHINA

218,000

12

ZHANG SHAN FEI

CHINA

216,000

13

ZOU

CHINA

215,000

14

DAO MINH PHU

VIETNAM

204,000

15

TOH QING FENG

CHINA

196,000

16

SURAPOND KIJJAROEN

THAILAND

192,000

17

HOANG HAI NAM

VIETNAM

184,000

18

GAN CHAO

CHINA

179,000

19

NGUYEN VAN DAN

VIETNAM

172,000

20

YE XIAN BAO

CHINA

167,000

21

EOSSO LEE

KOREA

163,000

22

FABIO MELONI

ITALY

152,000

23

JANG HYUK HUI

KOREA

148,000

24

SEWJ STEEWMAN

UK

148,000

25

LI XI YU

CHINA

138,000

26

MATTEO BRUNEM

ITALY

135,000

27

GIL KEON HO

KOREA

130,000

28

LEONG CHUEN WAI

MALAYSIA

123,000

29

WANG SU CHONG

MALAYSIA

121,000

30

EDISON

CHINA

115,000

31

LI QING LIN

CHINA

111,000

32

ZHU LAI MING

CHINA

107,000

33

DOAN QUANG TRUNG

VIETNAM

98,000

34

LE NGOC MINH

VIETNAM

85,000

35

DAVID ANSTICE

UK

79,000

36

WORAWAT

THAILAND

61,000

37

LAU HUAT SIONG

MALAYSIA

19,000

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