Main Event (VND10,000,000,000 GTD) Day 2 | 2022 Poker Dream Vietnam

Main Event (VND10,000,000,000 GTD)

Day 2 Started

10-22-2022 10:29 UTC+7

2022 Poker Dream Vietnam Day 2 Seat Draw

Christian Zetzsche

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	1	Linh Khanh Ta	Vietnam	221,000	74
1	2	Nang Quang Nguyen	Vietnam	127,000	42
1	3	Duc Nguyen Long	Vietnam	52,500	18
1	4	Sehoon Han	South Korea	110,000	37
1	5	Mike Takayama	Philippines	116,000	39
1	6	Tse Ian Lee	Malaysia	90,500	30
1	7	An Bao Thi Nguyen	Vietnam	73,500	25
1	8	Kumpyo Cho	South Korea	87,000	29

2	1	Cuong Hung Phan	Vietnam	70,500	24
2	2	Abhinav Iyer	India	193,500	65
2	3	Ki Chang Kim	South Korea	162,500	54
2	4	Yi Wei Peng	Taiwan	130,000	43
2	5	John Tech	Philippines	111,500	37
2	6	Emmanuel Segismundo	Philippines	164,500	55
2	7	Lam Son Phu Pham	Vietnam	70,500	24
2	8	Mung Ta Van	Vietnam	61,500	21

3	1	Hung Thanh Phan	Vietnam	310,000	103
3	2	Wun Han Chong	Malaysia	97,000	32
3	3	Kyunghwan Lee	South Korea	131,000	44
3	4	Soonchul Hwang	South Korea	22,000	7
3	5	Asif Mustafa Makayi	India	133,000	44
3	6	Chan Toan Truong	Vietnam	20,000	7
3	7	David Erquiaga	Philippines	158,000	53
3	8	Seokyoung Lee	South Korea	180,000	60

4	1	Feng Zhao	Singapore	130,000	43
4	2	Ngoc Phuong Nguyen	Vietnam	56,000	19
4	3	Dung Huu Nguyen	Vietnam	62,500	21
4	4	Vo Ho Duong Thai	Vietnam	140,000	47
4	5	Eugene Co	Philippines	49,500	17
4	6	Honggo Yoo	South Korea	52,000	17
4	7	Vincent Huang	New Zealand	285,000	95
4	8	Jingxiang Ong	Malaysia	154,500	52

5	1	Seongsu Kong	South Korea	79,000	26
5	2	Dennis Ng	Australia	64,000	21
5	3	Shardul Parthasarathi	India	179,500	60
5	4	Mark Wong	Singapore	54,000	18
5	5	The Van Vu	Vietnam	93,000	31
5	6	Ha Thanh Duong	Vietnam	218,000	73
5	7	Wai Keong Yong	Malaysia	150,000	50
5	8	Chun Min Tai	Taiwan	169,000	56

6	1	Kartik Ved	India	177,000	59
6	2	Hyomo Kang	South Korea	175,500	59
6	3	Edgar Asehan	Philippines	148,000	49
6	4	Sunghwa Park	South Korea	25,000	8
6	5	Anh The Nguyen	Vietnam	15,000	5
6	6	Thien Van Ha	Vietnam	226,000	75
6	7	Wai Fung Hon	Hong Kong	32,500	11
6	8	Annie To	Hong Kong	39,500	13

7	1	Kirill Holland	Russia	63,000	21
7	2	Raiden Kan	Malaysia	101,000	34
7	3	Mi Ran Hwang	South Korea	40,500	14
7	4	Tuan The Vu	Vietnam	139,500	47
7	5	Ching Yi Ho	Taiwan	55,000	18
7	6	Dong Duc Tran	Vietnam	84,000	28
7	7	Tien Van Nguyen	Vietnam	185,000	62
7	8	Anh Hoai Tran	Vietnam	75,000	25

8	1	Hwigon Park	South Korea	120,000	40
8	2	Zhong Chi Ho	Taiwan	148,000	49
8	3	Thanisorn Saelor	Thailand	113,500	38
8	4	Hieu Trung Doan Nguyen	Vietnam	103,000	34
8	5	Seung Yeol Kim	South Korea	70,500	24
8	6	Zhi Yi Ning	Malaysia	219,000	73
8	7	Nam Hoang Nguyen	Vietnam	285,500	95
8	8	Ngoc Quoc Bao Pham	Vietnam	145,000	48

9	1	Dhaval Mudgal	India	231,500	77
9	2	Phuc Minh Le	Vietnam	131,500	44
9	3	Dinh Xuan Dinh	Vietnam	262,500	88
9	4	Runch Pornraksamanee	Thailand	111,000	37
9	5	Bao Van Nguyen	Vietnam	89,500	30
9	6	Dongwook Gwon	South Korea	49,000	16
9	7	Chin Wei Lim	Malaysia	181,000	60
9	8	Grant Gardner	United Kingdom	144,000	48

10	1	Chuong Hong Tran	Vietnam	273,500	91
10	2	Junam Lee	South Korea	70,000	23
10	3	Worawat Kiatponglap	Thailand	80,000	27
10	4	Conrad Lumaban	Philippines	87,000	29
10	5	Moses Saquing	United States	200,000	67
10	6	Richard Marquez	Philippines	106,500	36
10	7	Kannapong Thanarattrakul	Thailand	117,000	39
10	8	Thai Van Nguyen	Vietnam	209,000	70

11	1	Sung Joo Hyun	South Korea	104,500	35
11	2	Thong Huy Trinh	Vietnam	101,500	34
11	3	Kah Yew Teng	Malaysia	140,000	47
11	4	Jeffrey Pamplona	Philippines	280,500	94
11	5	Dahye Kim	South Korea	80,000	27
11	6	Jack Wu	Taiwan	190,000	63
11	7	Hun Hao Wu	Singapore	63,000	21
11	8	Ha Ngoc Nguyen	Vietnam	89,000	30

12	1	Yuen Shan Chui	Hong Kong	199,000	66
12	2	Phong Tuan Do	Vietnam	46,000	15
12	3	Tam Tuong Dang Nguyen	Vietnam	221,000	74
12	4	Minh Quang Nguyen	Vietnam	151,000	50
12	5	Nam Dinh Phan	Vietnam	75,000	25
12	6	Kulnattee Kunatharakul	Thailand	109,000	36
12	7	Yu Sheng Lin	Taiwan	94,500	32
12	8	Changhwan Lee	South Korea	261,500	87

13	1	Jason Magbanua	Philippines	91,000	30
13	2	Jun Lee Kim	South Korea	82,000	27
13	3	Ming San Chung	Hong Kong	148,000	49
13	4	Hojin Kim	South Korea	310,500	104
13	5	Ka Chuen Yip	Hong Kong	74,000	25
13	6	Huyen Kinh Nguyen	Vietnam	205,000	68
13	7	Phat Thanh Nguyen	Australia	133,000	44
13	8	Viet Phuong Le	Vietnam	87,000	29

14	1	Khanh Tuan Vu Truong	Vietnam	188,000	63
14	2	Vincent Li	Hong Kong	82,000	27
14	3	Duc Minh Phan	Vietnam	69,500	23
14	4	Hamish Crawshaw	New Zealand	103,500	35
14	5	Win Meng Tan	Malaysia	123,500	41
14	6	Rungrot Nuannoi	Thailand	93,500	31
14	7	Cuong Kim Xuan Tran	Vietnam	114,000	38
14	8	Jenam Yu	South Korea	280,500	94

15	1	Wonchul Bae	South Korea	62,500	21
15	2	Hoang Huy Tran	Vietnam	94,500	32
15	3	Peter Sim	Malaysia	197,500	66
15	4	Ha Tuong Manh	Vietnam	144,000	48
15	5	Vu Huy Ha	Vietnam	37,000	12
15	6	Anna Jo	South Korea	135,000	45
15	7	Ying Lin Chua	Malaysia	166,500	56
15	8	Dung Anh Dong	Vietnam	89,000	30

16	1	Dung Tien Pham	Vietnam	193,000	64
16	2	Yohwan Lim	Korea, South	78,000	26
16	3	Jaesung Park	South Korea	159,500	53
16	4	Aigars Plivcs	Vietnam	197,000	66
16	5	Minh Anh Nguyen	Vietnam	104,000	35
16	6	Vu Tien Do	Vietnam	82,000	27
16	7	Clement Chau	Hong Kong	159,000	53
16	8	Tien Quyet Pham	Vietnam	71,500	24

17	1	Trong Phan Linh	Vietnam	56,500	19
17	2	Trung Van Nguyen	Vietnam	232,500	78
17	3	Winfred Yu	Hong Kong	228,000	76
17	4	Hien Ngoc Vo	Vietnam	63,500	21
17	5	Kevin Dinh Ho	France	35,500	12
17	6	Hyunkyu Kim	South Korea	158,500	53
17	7	Nhat Duc Nguyen	Vietnam	213,000	71
17	8	Fu Bang Huang	Taiwan	95,000	32

18	1	Wai Kwan Yong	Malaysia	134,000	45
18	2	Shyh Chyn Lim	Malaysia	242,000	81
18	3	Hung Van Huynh	Vietnam	158,500	53
18	4	Thanh Minh Nguyen	Vietnam	111,500	37
18	5	Jonas Rothmund	Germany	31,000	10
18	6	Duy Hai Ngoc Nguyen	Vietnam	173,000	58
18	7	Tung Ngoc Nguyen	Vietnam	29,000	10
18	8	Jungmin Hwang	South Korea	114,500	38

19	1	Yujung Min	South Korea	45,500	15
19	2	Prommin Talordpong	Thailand	234,000	78
19	3	Sanat Mehrotra	India	39,000	13
19	4	Cuong Van Nguyen	Vietnam	153,500	51
19	5	Tuan Manh Nguyen	Vietnam	87,500	29
19	6	Minh Duc Nguyen	Vietnam	83,000	28
19	7	Thanh Tien Nguyen	Vietnam	117,500	39
19	8	Kevin Ang	Malaysia	243,000	81

20	1	Jaehyun Kim	South Korea	51,000	17
20	2	Hung Manh Dinh	Vietnam	152,000	51
20	3	James Mendoza	United States	75,000	25
20	4	Kyungsuk Ko	South Korea	85,000	28
20	5	Anh Quoc Nguyen	Vietnam	120,000	40
20	6	Chi-Jen Chu	Taiwan	108,500	36
20	7	Trung Phong Nguyen	Vietnam	125,000	42
20	8	Tien Minh Ngo	Vietnam	261,000	87

21	1	Hsien Ren Koh	Malaysia	137,500	46
21	2	Jeremy Touboulic	France	185,000	62
21	3	Choong Sub Lim	Korea, South	41,000	14
21	4	Haerok Lee	South Korea	96,000	32
21	5	Jiwon Yoon	South Korea	220,500	74
21	6	Kevin Choi	Hong Kong	87,500	29
21	7	Lam Son Phu Pham	Vietnam	92,000	31
21	8	Jehun Hong	South Korea	225,000	75

22	1	Anh Tuan Nguyen	Vietnam	159,500	53
22	2	Florencio Campomanes	Philippines	134,500	45
22	3	Dinh Tien Van	Vietnam	219,000	73
22	4	Nhat Thanh Le	Vietnam	135,000	45
22	5	Nghia Trong Nguyen	Vietnam	246,500	82
22	6	Seung Koon Moon	South Korea	125,500	42
22	7	[Removed:446]	Mongolia	83,000	28
22	8	Devan Tang	Hong Kong	81,000	27

23	1	Hieu Trong Ngo	Vietnam	71,500	24
23	2	Kien Duc Tran	Vietnam	185,000	62
23	3	Anh Khoa Ngo	Vietnam	174,500	58
23	4	Anh Duc Nguyen	United States	120,000	40
23	5	Shao Min Huang	China	49,500	17
23	6	Minku Kim	South Korea	162,500	54
23	7	Chun Kit Leung	Hong Kong	23,000	8
23	8	Benjamin Sai	Singapore	109,500	37

24	1	Binh Duy Tran	Vietnam	67,500	23
24	2	Fung Lin	Hong Kong	173,500	58
24	3	Hoa Qiang Zhou	Canada	177,000	59
24	4	Fuk On Wong	Hong Kong	135,000	45
24	5	Manh Huu Nguyen	Vietnam	152,000	51
24	6	Kunal Patni	India	184,000	61
24	7	Minh Ngoc Le	Vietnam	65,000	22
24	8	Neel Joshi	India	102,500	34

10-22-2022 12:25 UTC+7

The Race to the Money and Beyond on Day 2 of the 2022 Poker Dream Vietnam Main Event

Christian Zetzsche

History has been made during the 2022 Poker Dream Vietnam VND 25,000,000 (~ $1,019) Main Event at the luxury five-star Hoiana Resort & Golf near Hoi An. A total of 822 entries in the second edition of the new Asian live poker series created a prize pool of VND 17,940,150,000 (~ $722,083), which made it the biggest prize pool in a NLHE Main Event in the history of Vietnam.

Across the three starting days, 192 players advanced to Day 2 and will be vying to earn a share of the prize money while firmly setting their eyes on the final day tomorrow, which concludes the series in Vietnam. The two chip leaders Hojin Kim (310,500) and Hung Thanh Phan (310,000) are separated by a single chip only while several other notables can be found with big stacks.

That also includes Aussie Vincent Huang, who topped the turbo heat 1c with 285,000 in chips as he jumped to fourth place on the overall leaderboard.

Top 10 Chip Counts for Day 2

Place	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Hojin Kim	South Korea	310,500	104
2	Hung Thanh Phan	Vietnam	310,000	103
3	Nam Hoang Nguyen	Vietnam	285,500	95
4	Vincent Huang	Australia	285,000	95
5	Jenam Yu	South Korea	280,500	94
6	Jeffrey Pamplona	Philippines	280,500	94
7	Chuong Hong Tran	Vietnam	273,500	91
8	Dinh Xuan Dinh	Vietnam	262,500	88
9	Changhwan Lee	South Korea	261,500	87
10	Tien Minh Ngo	Vietnam	261,000	87

Malaysia's Shyh Chyn Lim (242,000), Dhaval Mudgal (231,500), Winfred Yu (228,000), Zhi Yi Ning (219,000), Abhinav Iyer (193,500), Jack Wu (190,000), Kunal Patni (184,000), and Chin Wei Lim (181,000) all sit in prime spots to make a deep run.

That also applies for David Erquiaga from the Philippines, who has been on a hot run throughout the last few months. He won the WPT Prime Cambodia Main Event and prior to that finished second in the inaugural Poker Dream Malaysia Main Event back in July at the Resorts World Genting in Kuala Lumpur. Erquiaga will aim to finish one spot higher and returns with 158,000 in chips.

As of today, the level duration increases to 50 minutes each and 12 levels are likely scheduled for today. The money bubble will burst on Day 2 and the tournament may even reach the nine-handed final table, albeit that may be an ambitious target for the flagship event of the stop in Hoi An.

Level 13 recommences with blinds of 1,500-3,000 and a big blind ante of 3,000. The current average is 128,438, which was retained across all of the three flights. Stay tuned right here on PokerNews to find out who makes the money and stays in contention to become the second-ever Poker Dream Main Event champion.

Tags: Abhinav Iyer Changhwan Lee Chin Wei Lim Chuong Hong Tran David Erquiaga Dhaval Mudgal Dinh Xuan Dinh Hojin Kim Jack Wu Jeffrey Pamplona Jenam Yu Kunal Patni Nam Hoang Nguyen Shyh Chyn Lim Vincent Huang Winfred Yu Zhi Yi Ning

10-22-2022 12:56 UTC+7

Start of Day 2 Delayed until 1.15pm

Christian Zetzsche

Since it is a rainy day here at the coastline of Vietnam, many players are waiting for shuttle buses from the nearby Hoiana Hotel complex and tournament staff has delayed the start by 15 minutes. Thus, it is expected to kick off the race to the money at 1.15 pm local time.

Level: 13

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000

10-22-2022 13:20 UTC+7

Payout Information Released

Christian Zetzsche

Level 13 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

The 2022 Poker Dream Vietnam VND 25,000,000 (~ $1,019) Main Event gathered a total of 822 entries and the prize pool of VND 17,940,150,000 (~ $722,083) prize pool will be shared among the top 119 finishers. Below are the prizes in Vietnamese Dong (VND) and the approximate equivalent in US Dollars.

Place	Prize (in VND)	Prize (in USD)	Place	Prize (in VND)	Prize (in USD)
1	3,378,000,000	$136,004	14-15	167,400,000	$6,740
2	2,055,000,000	$82,738	16-17	149,500,000	$6,019
3	1,452,150,000	$58,466	18-20	131,600,000	$5,298
4	1,093,400,000	$44,022	21-23	113,700,000	$4,578
5	862,000,000	$34,706	24-27	95,900,000	$3,861
6	646,700,000	$26,037	28-31	82,900,000	$3,338
7	459,000,000	$18,480	32-39	72,200,000	$2,907
8	318,400,000	$12,819	40-55	62,900,000	$2,532
9	251,600,000	$10,130	56-71	54,800,000	$2,206
10-11	207,300,000	$8,346	72-95	46,800,000	$1,884
12-13	185,400,000	$7,465	96-119	40,400,000	$1,627

10-22-2022 13:26 UTC+7

Parthasarathi Gets a Large Bet Through

Christian Zetzsche

Level 13 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

With just 35,000 in the middle to the river, Shardul Parthasarathi bet 62,000 out of the big blind and that sent Ha Thanh Duong into a long tank. When the clock was about to be called on him, Duong surrendered and Parthasarathi pulled ahead in the counts.

Player	Chips	Progress
Shardul Parthasarathi	200,000 20,500	20,500
Ha Thanh Duong	195,000 -23,000	-23,000

Tags: Shardul Parthasarathi Ha Thanh Duong

10-22-2022 13:28 UTC+7

Schedule for Day 2 Confirmed

Christian Zetzsche

Level 13 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

After the end of level 18, there will be a 50-minute dinner break and the tournament staff also confirmed the entire schedule for today as well. A maximum of 12 levels will be played today or until the final table has been reached, whichever of the two comes first.

10-22-2022 13:29 UTC+7

Hwang Felted by Ho

Christian Zetzsche

Level 13 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Two shorter stacks got their chips into the middle and South Korea's Mi Ran Hwang was the player at risk versus Ching Yi Ho.

Mi Ran Hwang:
Ching Yi Ho:

The narrow kicker advantage of Ho played a pivotal role on the board to eliminate Hwang.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ching Yi Ho	90,000 35,000	35,000
Mi Ran Hwang	Busted

Tags: Ching Yi Ho Mi Ran Hwang

10-22-2022 13:33 UTC+7

Park More Than Doubles

Christian Zetzsche

Level 13 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Kartik Ved raised to 7,500 and was called by Edgar Asehan. Sunghwa Park then jammed for the 17,500 he had behind and Thien Van Ha reraised to 55,000 behind them to force out all other players.

Sunghwa Park:
Thien Van Ha: