APT Manila 2017 Main Event

DAYS: 2 3

Shyh Chyn Lim fearless against the massive big stack

Level: 17 Blinds: 4000-8000 Ante: 1000

On the opening hand of the day, Neil Raine raised to 20k and Shyh Chyn Lim three-bet to 65k. He won the pot with Raine folding up.

Lim proceeded to win another pot against the monster stacked Raine. After Yuichi Honda busted, Raine raised to 20k and Lim called. On the flop 9 7 K, Lim checked, Raine continued with a 65k bet then Lim moved all in. Raine folded. Lim up to 360k.


Yuichi Honda busts!

Level: 17 Blinds: 4000-8000 Ante: 1000

After several uncalled raises, two short stacks moved all in.

Yuichi Honda A 3
Yohei Miura 5 5

The board ran J 7 K for a nut flush draw to Honda but with the turn Q and river 8, he was eliminated. Miura now has over 100k.

We are going hand-for-hand with 10 players remaining. William Ysmael is still missing at the felt.


Final 12 return to the felt! Race to the title!

Level: 17 Blinds: 4000-8000 Ante: 1000

We are back at the Main Event of the APT Manila 2017 with the final 12 out of the 82 entrants ready to battle their way to the title. At yesterday’s Day 2, UK’s Neil Raine amassed a pile of chips that dwarfed every single other players stacks entering today. This is Raine’s first tournament in Asia and he is in prime position to take it down with an enormous 1,217,000 in chips.

Out of all the players in the lineup, the most decorated is Japan’s Kosei Ichinose. He is one of Asia’s leading pro players however the APT title has continued to elude him. All the players today will be seeking their first APT championship title.

Usually we play down to the money in Day 3 then the Final 8 tomorrow, but since the money is two spots away with only 10 seeing a return, it was decided that players will race to the trophy. The eventual winner will pocket the PHP 757,800 first place money along with the APT Championship Ring.

Stay with us as we will have live updates for you up until the Final 8. From there, you can watch the game live on APT Twitch (30 minute delay).

Good luck to all!

Cards are now flying!