WPT Prime Vietnam: Phuong Xu claims series opener for career high VN₫ 745M

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Big day for Vietnamese player Tu Phuong Nguyen aka Phuong Xu who came out victorious at the WPT Opener. Phuong entered Day 2 as one of the race leaders, was first to stack a million in chips, lucked out on a cooler at the final table, then out-flipped fellow countryman Nam Le for the trophy. Phuong pocketed a career-high VN₫ 745,000,000 (~US$ 32,154) on an even chop heads up deal.

On May 19, the World Poker Tour launched its brand new series WPT Prime at the Crown Poker Club in Hanoi, Vietnam with the first four days highlighting the WPT Opener. Three starting days were offered with each succeeding day seeing a significant rise in turnout. Day 1A set the pace at 123, Day 1B climbed to 185, and Day 1C crushed them both with a massive 288 entries. Added together, 596 entered for a guarantee smashing prize pool of VN₫ 4,624,960,000 (~US$ 199,610). Day 2 kicked off with all 74 qualifiers assured a piece of the pot. Watch some of the action via the video highlights or you can also read on for the recap down below.

Buy in: VN₫ 8,800,000 (~US$ 380)

Guarantee: VN₫ 2,500,000,000 (~US$ 107,933)

Entries: 596 (386 unique, 210 re-entry)

Prize pool: VN₫ 4,624,960,000 (~US$ 199,610)

ITM: 74 players

Final table payouts in Vietnamese Dong

1st

Tu Phuong Nguyen

Vietnam

745,000,000*

2nd

Nam Le

Vietnam

745,000,000*

3rd

Philip Nguyen

Australia

395,000,000

4th

Van Hoang Nguyen

Vietnam

282,000,000

5th

Terry Nguyen

Vietnam

217,000,000

6th

Quang Minh Nguyen

Vietnam

178,000,000

7th

Bui Duc Thien

Vietnam

147,000,000

8th

Khac Thai Nguyen

Vietnam

117,000,000

9th

Duy Ho

USA

87,760,000

*Heads up even chop; rest of the payouts can be found below

Day 2 event recap and winner’s story

Eventual champion Phuong Xu carried in a huge 79 BB stack, just 1K behind Day 1C chip leader Huu Son Pham aka Mr Muoi. After two hours of action, Phuong jumped well ahead of the pack, becoming the first player to stack a million in chips. By the next break, new faces were at the helm, Bui Duc Thien and Nam Le with over 2M each. Impressively, all of the starting day chip leaders were still in the field until two of them banged heads leading to the end of Mr Muoi in 12th place. During the hand, Muoi’s was unable to improve against Day 1B captain Terry NguyenJcJd.

Emotions began to rise as players closed in on the final table. Australia’s Phillip Nguyen was happy to ladder up his short stack. After several uncalled shoves, he survived a coin flip to claim all of Hong Phuc Pham’s chips then followed it up with a double up through USA’s Duy Ho who bullied on the small blind only to run into big blind Phillip’s pocket Queens. The final table was formed at the fall of Trung Hieu Phan to the fiery Quang Ming Nguyen aka Mr Ngo.

Early fireworks at the table with big pairs causing havoc. On the first all in clash, Phuong got extremely lucky with pocket Kings spiking the two-outer to survive Thien’s pocket Aces. On the flip side, not so successful forDuy who was sent packing by Terry in 9th place with pocket Jacks dominating pocket Fours. After the fall of Khac Thai Nguyen (8th), Phuong’s good fortune continued, finishing off Thien in 7th place with beating Ace-King. Opposite result however for Mr Ngo whose As was outdrawn by Phillip’s Ad eight in the window. For Terry, his final stand happened on a blinds versus blinds situation. Facing a board KdJh all his chips were in the middle with top pair that failed to improve on the river against Nam ‘s AcAd.

From here, busts were quick. Nam stopped Day 1A chip leaderHoang Nevar in 4th place with Qh both hitting the flop over Qc top pair and Phuong emptied out Phillip to reach heads up against Nam. With both players even in chips, a deal was immediately struck to split the remaining cash down the middle then discussed who would claim the coveted trophy. In the end, they settled for a one hand flip. Phuong’s improved to trips Eights to dust Nam’s Js pair.

Payouts 10th to 74th in Vietnamese Dong

10th

Trung Hieu Phan

Vietnam

72,500,000

11th

Hong Phuc Pham

Vietnam

72,500,000

12th

Huu Son Pham

Vietnam

72,500,000

13th

Van Hien Dang

Vietnam

58,000,000

14th

Anh Tuan Tran

Vietnam

58,000,000

15th

Minh Tuan Doan

Vietnam

58,000,000

16th

Pham The Quan Nguyen

Vietnam

48,500,000

17th

Le Ngoc Khanh

Vietnam

48,500,000

18th

Tuan Hung Nguyen

Vietnam

48,500,000

19th

Viet Khanh Nguyen

Vietnam

41,000,000

20th

Van Sang Nguyen

Vietnam

41,000,000

21st

Krishna Wadeesirisak

Thailand

41,000,000

22nd

Thanh Trung Nguyen

Vietnam

34,000,000

23rd

Duc Nhai Nguyen

Vietnam

34,000,000

24th

Vishal Bajaj

India

34,000,000

25th

Hoai Lam Vu

Vietnam

29,000,000

26th

Cong Huay Tran

Vietnam

29,000,000

27th

Gaurav Sood

India

29,000,000

28th

Van Tien Dinh

Vietnam

24,000,000

29th

An Khang Tran

Vietnam

24,000,000

30th

Duy Vu Nguyen

Vietnam

24,000,000

31st

Hai Le

Vietnam

24,000,000

32nd

Duc Kien Tran

Vietnam

24,000,000

33rd

Tien Trung Tran

Vietnam

24,000,000

34th

Tan Le

Vietnam

24,000,000

35th

Duc Thinh Nguyen

Vietnam

24,000,000

36th

Duy Tien Pham

Vietnam

24,000,000

37th

Ngoc Tu Pham

Vietnam

21,000,000

38th

Quyet Tien Pham

Vietnam

21,000,000

39th

Ha Tung Nguyen

Vietnam

21,000,000

40th

Dang Lam Hong Nguyen

Vietnam

21,000,000

41st

Quang Thang Do

Vietnam

21,000,000

42nd

Tri Minh Mai

Vietnam

21,000,000

43rd

Duc Tu Bui

Vietnam

21,000,000

44th

Trung Nghia Nguyen

Vietnam

21,000,000

45th

Kartik Ved

India

21,000,000

46th

Paul John Elliott

Australia

18,400,000

47th

Viet Nghia Vo

Vietnam

18,400,000

48th

Tien Thanh Nguyen

Vietnam

18,400,000

49th

Trung Ha Nguyen

Vietnam

18,400,000

50th

Dinh Trong Hoang

Vietnam

18,400,000

51st

Lasse Lien

Malta

18,400,000

52nd

Dinh Hai Le

Vietnam

18,400,000

53rd

Quang Tuyen Le

Vietnam

18,400,000

54th

Chi Chung Ho

Hong Kong

18,400,000

55th

Runch Pornraksamanee

Thailand

15,900,000

56th

Tuan Anh Nguyen

Vietnam

15,900,000

57th

Prommin Talordpong

Thailand

15,900,000

58th

Li Lok Ching

Australia

15,900,000

59th

Thanh Dat Pham

Vietnam

15,900,000

60th

Manh Tuog Ha

Vietnam

15,900,000

61st

Trung Thanh Hoang

Vietnam

15,900,000

62nd

Minh Khanh Le

Vietnam

15,900,000

63rd

Panitan Poopadsri

Thailand

15,900,000

64th

Duy Anh Nguyen

Vietnam

13,500,000

65th

Hanna Azimai

Australia

13,500,000

66th

Hong Tu Chiu

Vietnam

13,500,000

67th

Julien Melet

France

13,500,000

68th

Quoc Khanh Vu

Vietnam

13,500,000

69th

Duc Hanh Pham

Vietnam

13,500,000

70th

Thanh Tung Nguyen

Vietnam

13,500,000

71st

Maaku Tanaka

Japan

13,500,000

72nd

Thanh Tung Nguyen

Vietnam

13,500,000

73rd

Justin Skoulholt

USA

13,500,000

74th

Dao Ngoc Thang

Vietnam

13,500,000

That concludes the first WPT Prime Vietnam side event with a guaranteed prize pool. Up next is the Mystery Bounty featuring a VN₫ 1,000,000,000 (~US$ 43,310) guarantee. The event runs from May 23 to 24 with two starting flights offered. Buy in is VN₫ 11,000,000 (~US$ 476). Cards in the air at 11am and 330pm.

Full WPT Prime Vietnam schedule

Stay tuned to Somuchpoker as we bring you daily recaps and highlights of the inaugural WPT Prime Vietnam from start to finish.

Event articles:

WPT Prime debuts in Hanoi
Launch day of WPT Prime Vietnam
WPT Prime Vietnam – Day 1 results
WPT Prime Vietnam – Day 2 results
WPT Prime Vietnam – Locals heat up Day 1C
WPT Prime Vietnam – Day 3 results
WPT Prime Vietnam – Filipinos dominate

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