HomeChip counts at the break
42 remaining
Average stack – 192,857
Table 2
Pak Seok Won – 400k
Sumire Hori – 37k
Jason Lee – 243k
Nick – 478k
Tomohiro Ikeda – 140k
Feng Zhao – 190k
Dan Trett – 245k
Sasaki Seiji 23k
Seat 9 – 65k
Table 3
Henrik Tollefsen – 255k
Yuto Hishikawa – 280k
Elmer Kalaquian – 106k
Aleksandr Merzhvinskii – 54k
Czar Ian Marcos- 325k
Edgar Asehan – 80k
Wen Peng Dai – 123k
Enrico De Rosa – 367k
Neo Zhi Ren – 229k
Table 4
Edwin Dela Cruz – 124k
Moses Saquing – 360k
Czardy Rivera – 98k
Emmanuel Segismundo – 290k
Vamerdino Magsakay – 200k
Seat 7 – 66k
Thomas Ward – 250k
Thijs Hilberts – 229k
Table 5
Ong Jingxiang – 190k
Jeorge Lagatuz – 200k
William Fasano – 308k
Niroshan Loganathan – 183k
Jose Cheung – 110k
John Matsuda – 220k
Ahmed Ibrahimi – 200k
David Erquiaga – 240k
Table 6
Bell John Perez – 190k
Lam Cheuk – 200k
Michael Bueza – 46k
Thomas Stefan Widen – 60k
Lee Chang Hwan – 575k (chip leader)
Christopher Pasion – 110k
Joshua Chargualaf – 110k
Manuel Mascunana – 140k
An open from Julius Lagman to 7k, Thijs Hilberts called behind to see a flop of Q♣ K♦ 4♣. Lagman fired a small bet of 6k and Hilberts called. The turn showed a J♣ and Lagman check-called Hilberts’ 15k bet. A 9♣ completed the board and Lagman once again, check-called a 23k bet from Hilberts. Hilberts shows A♥ A♣ and Lagman mucks his hand, leaving him with 55k just right before the break.
Big pot at table 5 between cutoff David Erquiaga and button Ong Jingxiang. The board was 3♦ 6♠ 4♦ 7♦, 120k brewed, Erquiaga fired 45k. Ong tanked then folded. Ong is down to 90k, Erquiaga rises to 260k.
With all the chips heading into the middle pre-flop, Tomohiro Ikeda was in a good spot running his small pocket pair against two Ace-Kings – Feng Zhao and Sasaki Seiji. The board ran Q♥ 8♠ 5♠ 10♦ 6♥ and missed to hit the four outs to send him to the rails.
Ikeda 2♠ 2♣
Zhao A♦ K♦
Seiji A♠ K♣
Ikeda triples up to 150k and Seiji takes a huge hit, sitting now with less than ten big blinds.
On a flop 6♥ Q♣ J♣, it was all in by Kim Enriquez with A♣ J♠ who was sorely behind Lam Cheuk’s K♥ Q♦. The turn 6♦ and river 3♣ didn’t help for Lam to ship it and Enriquez to ship out. Lam up to 206k.
On a flop 2♥ 10♥ 7♥, Manish Lakhotia sent it all in with A♥ Q♠ draw, Lee Chang Hwan had K♥ 8♥ flush, the turn 7♠ and river 4♠ didn’t improve the decorated champion Lakhotia to fall out of contention. Lee shipped it and has taken over the top spot with 500k in chips.
46 players remaining.. average stack is 176,087
Table 2
Seat 1 – Pak Seok Won – seat 1 – 235k
Seat 2 – Sumire Hori – 125k
Seat 3 – Jason Lee Yew Fei – 235k
Seat 4 – Nick – 300k
Seat 5 – Tomohiro Ikeda – 45k
Seat 6 – Feng Zhao – 250k
Seat 7 – Dan Trett – 220k
Seat 9 – 65k
Table 3
Seat 1 – Henrik Tollefsen – 210k
Seat 2 – Yuto Hishikawa – 300k
Seat 3 – Elmer Kalaquian – 15k
Seat 4 – Aleksandr Merzhvinskii – 140k
Seat 5 – Ian Marcos – 315k
Seat 6 – Edgar Asehan – 90k
Seat 8 – Enrico De Rosa – 360k
Seat 9 – Neo Zhi Han – 185k
Table 4
Seat 1 – 50k
Seat 2 – Moses Saquing – 480k
Seat 4 – Florencio Campomanes =- 85k
Seat 5 – Emmanuel Segismundo – 90k
Seat 6 – Vamerdino Magsakay – 160k
Seat 7 – 130k
Seat 8 – Thomas Ward – 210k
Table 5
Seat 1 – Ong Jingxiang – 118k
Seat 2 – Jeorge Lagatuz – 295k
Seat 3 – William Fasano – 223k
Seat 5 – Edwin Dela Cruz – 156k
Seat 6 – Jose Cheung – 118k
Seat 7 – John Matsuda – 200k
Seat 8 – Ahmed Ibrahimi – 290k
Seat 9 – David Erquiaga – 180k
Table 6 ‘
Seat 1 – Bell John Perez – 210k
Seat 2 – Lam Cheuk – 105k
Seat 3 – Thomas Stefan Widen – 90k
Seat 5 – Lee Chang Hwan – 400k
Seat 6 – Chris Pasion – 195k
Seat 7 – Kim Enriquez – 75k
Seat 9 – Manuel Mascunana
Table 7
Seat 1 – Thijs Hilberts – 110k
Seat 2 – Czardy Rivera – 125k
Seat 3 – Joshua Chargualaf – 60k
Seat 4 – 45k
Seat 5 – Wen Peng Dai – 200k
Seat 7 – Sasaki Seiji – 100k
Seat 8 – Niroshan Loganthan – 170k
Catching the action with a boosted pot of 42k and a flop 8♦ Q♦ 5♥. Small blind Pak Seok Won bet 18k, hijack Feng Zhao called, the turn came 5♣. Pak fired 23k, Zhao called again and the river dropped 6♣. Pak slid out 60k, Zhao quickly folded. Pak chipped up to 245k, Zhao slipped to 238k.
Having lost just over 50k a few hands prior to Feng Zhao on a blind vs button battle, Mike Takayama headed for the exit after missing to hit his straight draw against Dan Trett. On a flop of 7♣ 7♠ 8♦, Takayama jammed all-in for his remaining 12 big blinds with J♣ 10♣. Trett called and Q♦ 3♠ completed the board. Trett’s pocket Jacks held, eliminating the lone Filipino bracelet winner and chipped up to 260k.