Vidwath Shetty moved all in from early position for 60,000, an opponent on the button made the call and the players turned over their hands.
Vidwath Shetty:
Opponent:
The flop came down and was of no help to Shetty. The on the turn gave Shetty the lead with a pair of kings and the on the river changed nothing as Shetty secured a double-up.
The player in middle position raised to 12,000. Yudong Yang, on the cutoff, three-bet to 32,000. Action folded back to the original raiser who called.
The dealer spread a flop of . The original raiser checked. Yang bet 25,000. His opponent called.
The turn came the and was checked around to the river. Again, both players opted to check. The player in middle position showed which wasn't good enough as Yang revealed for a flush.
Xin Jin moved all in for his remaining 131,000 before the flop and got one caller, the players turned over their hands with Jin at risk of elimination.
Xin Jin:
Opponent:
The board ran out and Jin's jacks held on for the pot, securing a double up as the bubble approaches.
Yuan Chao Li is chip leading the Main Event right now after finishing Day 1a as the chip lead and also claiming the overall chip lead into Day 2. Li didn't need to play on Day 1b yesterday and played the ₱15,000 NLH Turbo instead. He did pretty well in the tournament, finishing in second place in the end, which might give him some extra confidence for his run in the Main Event.
Chiraag Patel is also still in the Main Event trying to win another title here in Manila after having taken down the Turbo.
Please find the results of the whole tournament below:
Yongwei Mo opened to 14,000 from early position. The player in middle position three-bet to 50,000. Action folded back to Mo who four-bet shoved for 131,000.
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The record-breaking 1,364-strong field drew players from 38 different countries with China (17.8%) making up the largest portion of the field with 134 unique entries. The Philippines (12.6%) and Singapore (11.3%) were the next best represented with 105 and 95 unique entries respectively.
India (7.4%) was represented by 44 unique players, with Japan (7.3%) rounding out the top five with 69 unique representatives.
Korea was close behind with their 65 unique representatives making up 7.3% of the field, followed by Taiwan (6.6%) with 55 players, Malaysia (4.5%) with 40 unique players, the USA (4.3%) with 32 unique players and Vietnam (3.7%) completing the top ten with 25 unique entrants.