APT Taiwan 2022 Series Highlights

Vivek Rughani sent packing in 19th place

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Vivek Rughani

Next to fall was Vivek Rughani putting all his 1.3M chips in the middle with A♠ 10♦. He was matched up by Tetsuya Tsuchikawa with slightly more chips. Tsuchikawa held 10♥ 10♠. With the board running A♥ Q♠ 10♣ 5♦ 2♣, it was all over for Rughani. Tsuchikawa soars to 1.8M.

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