Koreans dominate APT Asian Series Cebu Final Day; Jeon Seung Soo Wins Main Event

APT Asian Series Cebu 2013 Main Event Final Eight with APT Tournament Director Lloyd Fontillas

Jeon Seung Soo from South Korea defeated compatriot Min Soo Kim in the heads-up round to bag the APT Asian Series Cebu 2013 Main Event title at the Waterfront Hotel & Casino in Cebu, Philippines. For their efforts, Soo took home PHP 1,302,000 for his championship run while Kim had PHP 762,000 for his 2nd place finish.

APT Ambassadors with APT Tournament Manager Jason Morris, APT Asian Series Cebu Main Event Champion Jeon Seung Soo, Runner UP Minsoo Kim and APT Tournament Director Lloyd Fontillas

APT Asian Series Cebu 2013 Main Event Final Eight Payout
RANK NAME COUNTRY PRIZE POY
CHAMPION JEON SEUNG SOO KOREA  PHP 1,302,000 450.00
2 MINSOO KIM KOREA PHP 762,000 315.00
3 SOO GHEE LIM SINGAPORE PHP 528,000 225.00
4 TIMOFEI LEVANOV RUSSIA PHP 385,000 198.00
5 KEITA KOYAMA JAPAN PHP 319,000 171.00
6 EDWIN MARZAN PHILIPPINES PHP 262,000 148.50
7 STEPHEN  MOON UK PHP 217,000 126.00
8 YLARDE ANNE ASUNCION SINGAPORE PHP 181,000 108.00

 Check out the complete APT Asian Series Cebu 2013 Event Results

Singapore’s Soo Ghee Lim and Russia’s Timofei Levanov finished 3rd and 4th respectively and were involved in one of the biggest hands of the Final Table. Play was 4-handed when Levanov moved all-in from the button with around 275K and then chip-leader Kim put all of his stack to the middle as well acting from the small blind. Lim, from the big blind, decided to join the party and went all-in worth 330K for a 3-way all-in:

Levanov had offsuit King-Six, Kim held pocket sevens while Lim tabled Ace-King. Kim was ahead preflop and his pocket 7’s held after a board of J? 9? 3? 6? 10? busting out the two other players in the process.

The heads-up round was a different story for Kim however. In the hand that changed the tide of the game, Soo opened 100K from the button but saw Kim move all-in. Soo tanked for a bit before making the call:

Min Soo Kim:  6? 8?
Jeon Seung Soo: A? 10?

Jeon Seung did spike an unnecessary ace on the board and doubled up his chips to over 2.1M. Jeon Seung took advantage of a crippled Kim and ended the heads up with the winning hand J? 9?.

Korea’s Jae Kyung Sim also known as Simba wins the 6 Handed Event

Next up for the APT is the APT Asian Series Jeju from February 27 to March 6 at the Royal Palace Casino, Oriental Hotel in Jeju, Korea.



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