APT Vietnam Hanoi Loyal 2022 Championships Event


Chip counts at the end of Day 2

 

Chip counts by rank

David Erquiaga Philippines 714,000 32 1
Dinh Tien Thanh Vietnam 599,000 32 7
Dang Duy Thanh Vietnam 548,000 20 3
Hoang Thai Son “Son Hoang” Vietnam 519,000 32 9
Tran Nam Trung Vietnam 506,000 31 7
Robert Kiss USA 492,000 20 7
Rijad Hasani Serbia 447,000 31 3
Tran Huy Hoang Vietnam 430,000 20 1
Dinh Van Tien Vietnam 390,000 20 9
Teddy Pham Vietnam 389,000 20 4
Ankit Jajodia India 362,000 20 2
Pham Bao Vietnam 334,000 30 3
Anuphad Khong Dechudomkul Thailand 325,000 31 8
Alex Lindop UK 307,000 32 5
Kenny Vietnam 302,000 30 2
Norbert Koh Singapore 299,000 32 3
Katsu Japan 296,000 31 1
Dinh Duc Linh Vietnam 287,000 30 7
Dang Van Hien Vietnam 285,000 30 1
Pham Tien Dung Vietnam 275,000 31 6
Nguyen Manh Hung Vietnam 271,000 32 6
Thomas Ward New Zealand 261,000 32 2
Sumit Sapra India 256,000 20 6
Huu Tuan Nguyen Vietnam 239,000 20 5
Nguyen Van Trung Vietnam 239,000 20 8
Thien Thuong Hoa Vietnam 235,000 30 9
Huy Nge Vietnam 198,000 30 6
Le Anh Minh Vietnam 195,000 30 5
Hajime Murase Japan 161,000 32 4
Macaron Tran Vietnam 155,000 31 4
Keigo Fujimoto Japan 124,000 32 8
Jiang Yongbo Singapore 97,000 30 4
Hue Dang Vietnam 90,000 31 5
Dzung Chu Vietnam 89,000 31 2
Minh Beo Vietnam 85,000 31 9

 

Chip counts by table

Tran Huy Hoang Vietnam 430,000 20 1
Ankit Jajodia India 362,000 20 2
Dang Duy Thanh Vietnam 548,000 20 3
Teddy Pham Vietnam 389,000 20 4
Huu Tuan Nguyen Vietnam 239,000 20 5
Sumit Sapra India 256,000 20 6
Robert Kiss USA 492,000 20 7
Nguyen Van Trung Vietnam 239,000 20 8
Dinh Van Tien Vietnam 390,000 20 9
Dang Van Hien Vietnam 285,000 30 1
Kenny Vietnam 302,000 30 2
Pham Bao Vietnam 334,000 30 3
Jiang Yongbo Singapore 97,000 30 4
Le Anh Minh Vietnam 195,000 30 5
Huy Nge Vietnam 198,000 30 6
Dinh Duc Linh Vietnam 287,000 30 7
Thien Thuong Hoa Vietnam 235,000 30 9
Katsu Japan 296,000 31 1
Dzung Chu Vietnam 89,000 31 2
Rijad Hasani Serbia 447,000 31 3
Macaron Tran Vietnam 155,000 31 4
Hue Dang Vietnam 90,000 31 5
Pham Tien Dung Vietnam 275,000 31 6
Tran Nam Trung Vietnam 506,000 31 7
Anuphad Khong Dechudomkul Thailand 325,000 31 8
Minh Beo Vietnam 85,000 31 9
David Erquiaga Philippines 714,000 32 1
Thomas Ward New Zealand 261,000 32 2
Norbert Koh Singapore 299,000 32 3
Hajime Murase Japan 161,000 32 4
Alex Lindop UK 307,000 32 5
Nguyen Manh Hung Vietnam 271,000 32 6
Dinh Tien Thanh Vietnam 599,000 32 7
Keigo Fujimoto Japan 124,000 32 8
Hoang Thai Son “Son Hoang” Vietnam 519,000 32 9

Day 2 ends! 35 players remaining

Championships Event Day 2 is done and dusted with 35 players remaining. We will have the chip counts for you shortly along with a recap. Congratulations to all of the day’s survivors. They return on Saturday, June 18 at noon to race to the money and to a Final 8 seat. For some of the day’s thrilling action, scroll through the live updates.


Great call by Son Hoang on the last hand of Day 2

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

A big pot was brewed on the last hand of table 32. On a board Q 9 Q J 3 and 120k in the middle, big blind Son Hoang checked, late position Hajime Murase bet 90k, back to Hoang who tanked for so long, he used up four time banks each worth a minute each. He eventually found the courage to call and it was the right one. Murase quickly mucked even before Hoang showed J 10 two pair. Hoang’s tablemates were quite shocked to see just two pair. Hoang closed the day with over 500k. We will have the official count shortly.


Nguyen Manh Hung wins a good pot

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

On a raised preflop flop that built 52k, the flop ran K 9 7. Action was checked to hijack David Erquiaga who bet 15k, small blind Alex Lindop called, big blind Nguyen Manh Hung raised to 50k, Erquiaga tanked then folded. Lindop quickly followed.


Dinh Tien Thanh tanks Erquiaga

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

On a turn board 5 K 2 6 and 140k in the middle, utg David Erquiaga bet the pot only to face a shove by Dinh Tien Thanh. This sent the big stacked Erquiaga to the think tank then opted not to toss in the extra 260k.


Rijad Hasani boots two, rises to 450k

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

Rijad Hasani has been chipping up all day and recently added to his stack by railing two players. He eliminated Keith Ong and then Jinichi Kubo. He is now at 450k.


Dinh Duc Linh check jams to win it

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

From late position, Dinh Duc Linh raised to 13k, beside him Nguyen Van Sang called, joined by the small blind Le Anh Minh. At the flop 5 2 Q, two players checked, Nguyen test bet 15k, Le check-raised to 33k, Dinh three-bet jammed, no takers.


Preflop aggression wins it

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

A couple of hands saw heavy bets preflop to take it down without seeing a board. At table 21, Dzung Chu raised to 13k, Macaron Tran three-bet to 32k, button Robert Kiss four-bet all in, much too much, no callers.

At table 20, same action. Ankit Jajodia raised to 12k, Teddy Pham three-bet to 32k, Dinh Van Tien four-bet to 85k, no takers. Dinh up to 425k.


Last break of the day

Level: 16 Blinds: 3K-6K Ante: 6K

Players are on their last break of Day 2. 41 players remaining with average stack at 263,414. Currently leading is David Erquiaga with 828k followed by Tran Huy Hoang aka Louis Tran with 680k.

When they return, they play one final level before bagging up. Most likely the money won’t be reached with 22 paid.