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Action folded to sb Thomas Lind, he looked down at A♦ A♥ J♦. No help arrived for Leung. Lind shipped it and is now at 295k.
Neil Raine has been building up his stack and is now at 215k. His latest pot was a big one against Chong Yeow Chung. From mid-position, Raine opened to 2500, bb Chung three-bet to 7500, Raine called. On the flop 3♠ 4♣ 10♥, Chung c-bet 6k, called. On the turn J♦, Chung fired another, this time 13.6k, again called by Raine. On the river 7♥, Chung checked, Raine announced all in, Chung tank-folded.
Park Ju Yuk delivered a bad beat to Mark Gruendemann by cracking A♦ A♠ with 5♠ 5♥ when the five showed up on the board. Two hands later, Park claimed another pot, this time it was a set over set win.
Catching the action on the turn board 7♣ 5♥ K♦, betting action saw Thomas Lind fold while Park and Cheng How Pan continued to the next street. The turn A♣ saw no bets but on the river 2♠, Park slid out 15k, Cheng check-called. Park had 7♥ 7♠ set better than Cheng’s 5♠ 5♦. Park is up to 136k.
Ben Lai 214k
Lau King Lun Alan 188k
Jeff Davis 200k
Thomas Lind 174k
Cheng How Pan 160k
Lok Gino 170k
Average stack: 73,843
Chips in play: 7,9795,000
Remaining: 108 players
Alex Lindop raised to 2900, Anson Wong answered with a shove, snap-called by Lindop. Wong 5♠ 5♥, Lindop A♥ Q♣ overcards. The board came out dry 3♥ 6♥ 8♣ K♣ K♠ for a double up to 50k. Lindop dipped to 70k.
On a full board 5♦ 9♦ Q♥ 6♥ Q♦ and around 32k in the pot, Luke Kuang Lee fired 24.5k to send Yuan Shyan Ting tanking. Though Ting had enough to call, he opted to fold. Lee up to 95k.
All in preflop, Netnapit Muksaten with a dominating A♣ K♣ and looking to bounce out Hwang Sang Yeon A♠ 10♥. However the cards favored Hwang as it fell J♦ 4♥ 2♥ 10♦ 10♠ for trips and a double up to 39.4k.
Tou Ta Wei entered Day 2 with 62,700 and within two levels, he has bumped up it up to 160k. His recent win was against Clarence Ngay. From mid-position, Wei raised to 2400, button Ngay called. Wei bet the flop and turn 7♣ A♠ 3♠ 2♥, 2600 and 7200. Ngay folded on the turn bet.
Hung Cheng Lin won a flip with J♦ J♣ holding against Chen Kuan Yu’s A♥ Q♦. He climbed to 80k.