2023 Poker Dream Manila

Short Deck Super High Roller
Day: 2
12
Event Info
2023 Poker Dream Manila
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j♦j♣
Prize
18,700,000 PHP
Event Info
Buy-in
1,380,000 PHP
Prize Pool
55,000,000 PHP
Total Entries
41
Places Paid
6
Level Info
Level
21
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
120,000
Players Info - Day 2
Players Left
1
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Phua Dents Yu's Chip Lead

Level 15 : Blinds 0/0, 30,000 ante
Paul Phua
Paul Phua

Winfred Yu limped from an early position with the A♦J♠ and Paul Phua did so from the cutoff with the 8♠8♥, Chen Ming Kong checked out of the button with the K♠J♦. The A♥Q♥8♣ flop brought a bet worth 250,000 by Yu and Phua with his bottom set used one time bank extension.

Phua then mulled it over for a bit before pushing all-in with a big smile on the face. Kong instantly folded and Yu called.

The 9♥ turn and J♥ river changed nothing as Phua improved to a flush in order to double, putting a dent into chip leader Yu's stack.

Tags: Chen Ming KongPaul PhuaWinfred Yu

Small Pot Between the Two Chip Leaders

Level 15 : Blinds 0/0, 30,000 ante

Winfred Yu limped the 9♥6♣ and Danny Tang checked is option from one seat over with the A♥7♥ on the button.

They checked all the way to the 9♣8♥7♣10♥A♠ river on which Yu's small value bet worth 90,000 was paid off by a curious enough Tang.

Tags: Danny TangWinfred Yu

Level: 15

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 30,000

Kong Takes No Risks With Aces

Level 14 : Blinds 0/0, 25,000 ante

Winfred Yu limped the Q♣J♣ and Paul Phua did so with the J♦9♦ in the hijack. Chen Ming Kong in the cutoff raised to 300,000 with the A♠A♦ and table short stack Jun Wah Yap folded out of the big blind.

Yu opted to call and Phua folded.

The A♣K♦J♠ flop gave Kong the top set while Yu held bottom pair and a gutshot, as well as back door clubs. He checked and Kong riffled his larger chip denominations before moving all-in for 2,000,000, which forced a fold from Yu.

Tags: Chen Ming KongJun Wah YapPaul PhuaWinfred Yu

Tang Wins Small Three-Way Pot

Level 14 : Blinds 0/0, 25,000 ante
Danny Tang
Danny Tang

Danny Tang limped the A♥10♥ from under the gun and so did Paul Phua with the K♦J♦, Winfred Yu checked the Q♦9♥ on the button.

The trio checked the A♦K♣6♣ flop which led to the 8♠ turn. Tang bet 80,000 and Phua was the only caller. They checked the Q♥ river and Tang won the pot with his top pair.

Tags: Danny TangPaul PhuaWinfred Yu

Kong Rivers Broadway for the Double

Level 14 : Blinds 0/0, 25,000 ante
Chen Ming Kong
Chen Ming Kong

Chen Ming Kong jammed for 1,100,000 from under the gun with the A♣10♣ and Jun Wah Yap called from the next seat with the A♦K♣. They got through all other players and Kong needed to improve to stay alive.

The K♠J♠8♦6♣Q♣ runout ultimately provided a broadway straight to Kong, as Yap dropped into the danger zone.

Tags: Chen Ming KongJun Wah Yap

Ming Hong Teoh Eliminated in 6th Place (PHP3,850,000/$74,989)

Level 14 : Blinds 0/0, 25,000 ante
Ming Hong Teoh
Ming Hong Teoh

Ming Hong Teoh opted to open-shove for the 925,000 as the first player to act. It folded all the way to Danny Tang on the button, who glanced at his cards face-up while waiting for the exact count on the shove. He then called and the cards were revealed.

Ming Hong Teoh: K♥K♣
Danny Tang: A♦K♦

Teoh was left on the ropes on the A♣J♦9♦ flop, then picked up some chop outs with the Q♥ turn. However, the 9♠ river brought no help and Teoh departed in sixth place after the second hand he played on this final table.

Tags: Danny TangMing Hong Teoh

Timely Jam for Yu With the Cowboys

Level 14 : Blinds 0/0, 25,000 ante

Danny Tang was the first player to limp in with the A♣7♣ and then saw Paul Phua do so with the 9♥9♦, Chen Ming Kong followed suit with the [1010h]. Jun Wah Yap limped the A♥Q♦ in the cutoff too and chip leader Winfred Yu then jammed on the button holding the K♦K♣.

It folded back to Kong who tanked for a while and folded, as did everyone else.

Tags: Chen Ming KongDanny TangJun Wah YapPaul PhuaWinfred Yu

Teoh Drops Below 20 Antes

Level 14 : Blinds 0/0, 25,000 ante

Ming Hong Teoh opened to 170,000 from an early position with the K♦J♠ and Jun Wah Yap jammed with the superior stack, holding the A♦Q♥. Having played the first hand on the live streamed final table, Teoh let go and dropped below one million in chips.

Tags: Jun Wah YapMing Hong Teoh