APT Taiwan 2022 Series Highlights

Coin flips for Hirosaka, Chhabria, and Tsuchikawa

Live Reporting » Apt Macau 2017 » Day 2

Short stacks are getting desperate, shoving at every turn. Keisuke Hirosaka was all in with A-Q but lost the flip to Zurvan Tumboli’s pocket fives; Shravaw Chhabria all in with pocket sixes and survived against Saul Oliver’s ace-jack; Tetsuya Tsuchikawa all in with pocket sixes loses the flip against Saul Olivera’s AJ with both high cards turning up.

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