Event 1: Mystery Bounty

Benjamin Sai is the last Mystery Bounty survivor.

Mystery Bounty Final Day

The day started with a field 65 qualified players between two flights out of 241 entries (145 unique). After a couple of levels, 65 became 25 and the exciting part began, as each player grabbed a piece of the 2,103,930,000 VND prize pool (inclusive of 723,000,000 VND bounties).

Final Table

1st place - Benjamin Sai (Singapore)

Total winnings: 361,860,000 VND A significant percentage of the pot when to Benjamin Sai declared the Mystery Bounty champion winning a total of 361,860,000 VND. He won 334,660,000 VND for his 1st place finish, and drew the Mystery Bounty four times: 2x 5,900,000, 7,000,000 and 8,400,000 for a total of 27,200,000 VND in bounties.

In an interview with the Asian Poker Tour team, he revealed that he originally wanted to join the high-roller tournament instead of the Mystery Bounty but missed it, so he registered late and happened to qualify for the Final Day. He said that he was glad he made the decision.

2nd place - Joris Michl (netherlands)

Total winnings: 488,420,000 VND Other final table players also made bank during the tournament, with Joris Michl leading them in overall winnings amounting to 488,420,000 VND in total when he took home 223,120,000 VND for his 2nd place finish, and drew three Mystery Bounties; two of which were the highest prizes of 129,700,000 and one lowest at 5,900,000.

3rd place - Khanh Truong Vu Tuan (Vietnam)

Total winnings: 165,200,000 VND Khanh Truong Vu Tuan took home the 3rd place prize of 155,100,000 VND and a Mystery Bounty prize of 10,100,000 VND.

4th place - Battulga Janag (Mongolia)

Total winnings: 178,630,000 VND Battulga Janag is 3rd in overall final table winnings. He won the 4th place prize of 112,030,000 VND. He drew three Mystery Bounties: 2x29,800,000 and 7,000,000.

5th place - Grant Gardner (United Kingdom)

Total winnings: 165,530,000 VND Grant Gardner won 83,780,000 VND 5th place prize. He drew four Mystery Bounties: 2x29,800,000, 12 050,000 and 10,100,00.

6th place - Nam Le Hoai (Vietnam)

Total winnings: 94,460,000 VND

Nam Le Hoai took home 64,660,000 VND 6th place prize and 29,800,000 VND from the Mystery Bounty draw.

7th place - Trung Nguyen Manh (Vietnam)

Total winnings: 58,350,000 VND

Trung Nguyen Manh took home 51,350,000 VND and 7,000,000 VND from the Mystery Bounty draw.

8th place - Chun Kit Lee (Hongkong)

Total winnings: 51,840,000 VND

Chun Kit Lee won 41,840,000 VND for his 8th place finish and 10,100,000 VND from the Mystery Bounty.

9th place - Paawan Bansal (India)

Total winnings: 43,260,000 VND

Paawan Bansal was the final table bubble who took home 34,860,000 VND and drew a Mystery Bounty worth 8,400,400 VND. Van Tien Dinh, Day 1B chip leader and Hyper Turbo champion, surprisingly didn't make it to the final table.

Nguyen Tuong Linh Day 1B 2nd highest chip leader was among those who didn't make it into the money.

These are the players that cashed out:

Pre-flop, Joris Michl shoved all-in and Benjamin Sai called. Showdown between Michl's 8♣ 3♣ and Sai's A♣ 5♦

The community cards showed: 9♥ 4♦ K♠ Q♠ A♥

Never behind, Sai hit a pair of aces on the river, eliminating Michl in 2nd place.

Joris Michl took home 223,120,000 VND for his 2nd place finish. He also drew three Mystery Bounties; two of which were the highest prizes of 129,700,000 and one lowest at 5,900,00 for a total of 265,300,000 VND in bounties.

Blinds: 50,000/100,000 ante 100,000

Joris Michl and Benjamin Sai go heads up.

Pre-flop, Khanh Truong Vu Tuan on the small blind raised to 190k. Benjamin Sai went all-in and Tuan called.

Showdown between Sai's K♣ Q♥ and Tuan's J♦ J♣ headed into the flop.

The board opened 2♦ 8♥ 5♦ Q♠ 10♥

Sai made a pair of queens on the turn and eliminated Tuan.

Khanh Truong Vu Tuan took home the 3rd place prize of 155,100,000 VND and a Mystery Bounty prize of 10,100,000 VND.

Blinds: 40,000/80,000 ante 80,000

Players in: 3 players left

Pre-flop, Benjamin Sai on the small blind, raised on 180k. Battulgaa Janag called.

The flop opened: 3♣ 7♠ 10♣

Sai bet 220k, Janag called.

Turn: 5♥

Sai went all-in and Janag called. Sai showed A♠ A♣ and Janag showed K♥ Q♥. Janag was drawing dead on the showdown.

River: Q♦

Sai won with a pair of aces and eliminated Janag.

Battulga Janag won the 4th place prize of 112,030,000 VND. He drew three Mystery Bounties: 2x29,800,000 and 7,000,000 for a total of 66,600,00 VND bounties.

These are the remaining final table players:

Blinds: 30,000/60,000 ante 60,000

Players in: 4 players left

Pre-flop, Grant Gardner, on the cut-off, shoved all-in. Players folded to Khanh Truong Vu Tuan on the big blind, who tanked before calling.

Showdown between Gardner's J♣ J♥ and Tuan's A♦ 7♦

Community cards opened as Q♥ 3♠ Q♠ 2♣ A♠

Tuan won with a pair of aces, eliminating Gardner in 5th place. Gardner won 83,780,000 VND prize. He drew four Mystery Bounties: 2x29,800,000, 12 050,000 and 10,100,00 for a total of 81,750,000 VND in bounties.

Blinds: 25,000/50,000 ante 50,000

Players in: 5 players left

Pre-flop, Nam Le Hoai shoved all-in from the hijack and Joris Michl called from the small blind.

Showdown between Michl's 9♠ 9♣ and Nam's 2♠ 2♣

Nam had 2 pre-flop outs.

The community cards came: 10♣ J♥ 3♣ J♠ 4♦

Michl won with two pairs jacks and nines, eliminating Nam in 6th place. The Vietnamese player took home 64,660,000 VND prize and 29,800,000 VND from the Mystery Bounty draw.

These are the remaining final table players:

Pre-flop, Grant Gardner raised to 60k. Trung Nguyen Manh, low stack due to the previous setup hand, shoved all-in. All players folded to Gardner who called.

Showdown happened between Gardner's K♠ Q♠ and Trung's Q♥ Q♣ with Trung clinging on to tournament life.

The board ran: 9♦ 4♦ 2♠ A♠ 9♠

Gardner hit one of his backdoor outs and won with a nut spade flush, eliminating Trung in 7th place. Trung took home 51,350,000 VND and 7,000,000 VND from the Mystery Bounty draw.

These are the remaining final table players:

Pre-flop, Sai Benjamin, middle position, raised to 60k. Trung Nguyen Manh on the button 3-bet to 150k and Sai called.

The flop opened 9♣ 4♦ 6♥

Sai checked. Trung bet 60k and Sai snap called.

Turn A♥

Sai checked. Trung did a high bet to put Sai all-in to call. Sai called and showed his A♦ A♠ against Trung's 9♠ 9♥

River Q♥

Trung needed the case nine to eliminate Sai, but he didn't get it.

Sai doubled up and stayed in the final table.

Blinds: 20,000/40,000 ante 40,000

Players in: 5 players left

An all-in from Chun Kit Lee and a call from Grant Gardner sealed the first final table elimination match.

Lee had Q♠ Q♣ and Gardner had K♠ K♣

Lee's pocket queen has two pre-flop outs.

The board ran: A♦ 2♥ 9♣ 7♥ A♠

Never behind, Gardner takes Lee's chips and eliminates the latter from the final table.

Lee from Hongkong won 41,840,000 VND for his 8th place finish and 10,100,000 VND from the Mystery Bounty.

These are the remaining final table players:

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

Players in: 8 players left

The Mystery Bounty final table is ready. One of these players will be taking home the grand prize of 334,660,000 VND and the highest Mystery Bounty prize of 129,700,000 VND.

Guan Heng Ong from Singapore made it to 10th place with 29,050,000 VND prize.

Bansal Paawan from India was the final table bubble in 9th place, getting the 34,680,000 VND prize.

The following players take home 24,210,000 VND:

• Dale Andrew Townsend from Australia in 12th place
• Dinh Van Tien in 11th place

Blinds: 10,000/25,000 ante 25,000

Players in: 11 players left

Pre-flop, Dale Andrew Townsend raised on the hijack and short stack Dinh Van Tien shoved 165k all-in on the small blind. Townsend called for a showdown and chance to eliminate with his A♥ K♥ against Tien's A♠ J♠.

The board opened as 4♦ K♦ Q♦ 8♥ 10♥

Townsend made a pair of kings on the flop, but Tien hit one of his four outs in the river, making a straight.

The following players take home 20,180,000 VND:

• Tran Huy Hoang from Vietnam in 15th place
• Kan Yew Fatt from Malaysia in 14th place
• Maksim Skripkin from Russia in 13th place

Blinds: 10,000/20,000 ante 20,000

Players in: 15 players left

Players are on a 15-minute break. 15 players remaining.

The following players take home 16,810,000 VND:

• Vo Ngoc Hien from Vietnam in 18th place
• Chun Kong Kwok from Hongkong in 17th place
• Nguyen Van Bao from Vietnam in 16th place

Blinds: 10,000/15,000 ante 15,000

Players in: 16 players left

Janag Battulga drew the first Mystery Bounty for 7,000,000 VND and his second one for 29,800,000 VND

Bansal Paawan drew 8,400,000 VND

Maksim Skripkin drew the highest 129,700,000 VND and 8,400,000 VND

Hoang Tran Huy drew 12,050,000 VND and 29,800,000

The remaining Mystery Bounty draw prizes in VND are as follows:

• 2x 129,700,000 (1 of the 3 will be reserved for the final table)
• 5x 29,800,000
• 2x 12,050,000
• 3x 10,100,000
• 1x 8,400,000
• 3x 7,000,000
• 3x 5,900,000

The following players take home 14,010,000 VND:

• Mikiya Kudo from Japan in 22nd place
• Aditya Sarin from Inda in 21st place
• Tan Zi Xuan from Malaysia in 20th place
• Inja Jeong from Korea in 19th place

The following players take home 11,680,000 VND:

• Ratanon Taksawanitch from Thailand in 25th place
• Lee Hyeokki from South Korea in 24th place
• Huynh Thanh Tuan from Vietnam in 23rd place

Blinds: 6,000/12,000 ante 12,000

Players in: 22 players left

The remaining players are in the money

Players are on a 15-minute break. Three tables left and players' seats were redrawn.

**Janag Battulga ** drew the first Mystery Bounty for 7,000,000 VND.

The remaining Mystery Bounty draw prizes in VND are as follows:

• 3x 129,700,000 (1 of the 3 will be reserved for the final table)
• 7x 29,800,000
• 2x 12,050,000
• 3x 10,100,000
• 3x 8,400,000
• 3x 7,000,000
• 3x 5,900,000

Khanh Truong Vu Tuan raised 20k on the hijack and Nguyen Tuong Linh shoved all-in on the big blind. Tuan tanked his option and called after losing one timebank.

The bubble showdown between the short stack Linh with A♥ J♣ and Tuan with 7♥ 7♠ .

The community cards ran J♠ Q♣ 7♣ 6♥ 9♥

Linh was drawing dead on the turn and eliminated on the bubble, missing his chance of getting a prize.

Tuan arranged a total of 500k chips with a good-looking stack entering the money.

Pre-flop, Mikiya Kudo opened with a 18k raise and Joris Michl on the cut-off jammed 200k. Everyone folded and Kudo called.

Showdown between covered stack Michl's A♠ K♠ and Kudo's J♠ J♣

The board opened with 4♦ 2♦ K♦ 3♣ 3♥

Michl won with a pair of kings on the flop, and doubled up.

Blinds: 5,000/10,000 ante 10,000

Players in: 29 players left

Nam Le Hoai on the lojack raised for 100k and Kossonogi Ori on the button shoved all in. Nam called and the heads up showdown between Ori's A♠ 7♠ and Nam's 8♣ 8♠ started.

The board ran A♦ 4♣ 9♥ J♦ 8♥

Nam's eight set on the river beat Ori's ace pair on the flop, eliminating the latter from the competition.

Blinds: 4,000/8,000 ante 8,000

Players in: 34 players left

Blinds: 3,000/6,000 ante 6,000

Players in: 40 players left

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Blinds: 3,000/6,000 ante 6,000

Players in: 44 players left

The players are on a 15-minute break and chip race removing 500 chips from the field.

Hien Vo Ngoc joined both qualifying flights (Day 1A and 1B) yesterday, and risked his tournament life as he shoved all-in on the button to a pre-flop pot raised by Duncan Son on the lojack.

The heads up showdown was between Son's A♠ K♥ and Hien's A♥ 10♥, with Hein having a kicker problem.

The board ran: 3♠ J♣ J♥ J♦ 10♦

Hien's 3-outer arrived on the river and gave him another shot at the bounty.

Blinds: 2,500/5,000 ante 5,000

Players in: 49 players left

Blinds: 2,000/4,000 ante 4,000

Players in: 65 players left

Greetings poker aficionados, and welcome to the APT live coverage of the inaugural Asian Pacific Poker Tour Da Nang Vietnam VSOP 2022 – partnered with the Vietnam Series of Poker (VSOP) – for the eleventh and final live Asian Poker Tour event of 2022, with the five-star Risemount Premier Resort playing host to the 10-day, 36-event series.

Just 65 players remain in contention out of a starting field of 241, all battling for a share of the ₫2,103,930,000 (~$88,365) prize pool in the first of the series marquee events – the ₫9,000,000+900,000 (~$415) Event #1 Mystery Bounty.

With the top 25 places paying out, and the eventual winner walking away with a ₫334,660,000 (~$14,055) top prize, competition for the hallowed cash spots is expected to be a fiercely contested affair. In addition to the tournament prize pool, a further ₫723,000,000 in mystery bounties are up for grabs varying in size from ₫5,900,000 all the way up to the giddy heights of ₫129,700,00, with at least one of the final tables bounties guaranteed to be one of the largest on offer.

Notables still in contention include the UK’s William Kang (136,000), Singapore’s Benjamin Sai (78,000), Malaysia’s Raiden Kan (76,000), and World Series bracelet winner and one of India’s finest tournament grinders in the form of Aditya Sushant (60,000).

However, it is Vietnam’s Van Tien Dinh the man returning with the chip lead and a stack of 286,000 after topping the Day 1A counts. India’s Abhishek Paul returns second in the overall pecking order after climbing to the top of the Day 1B counts, with the Netherlands Joris Michl (209,500) the only other player to be returning with a stack of over 200,000.

Blinds will restart at 1,500/3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante, with the tournament playing down to a champion and the APT live reporting team will be on hand to bring you all the tournament action as it happens so stick around as we see who has what it takes to be crowned the first champion of the APT Da Nang's marquee events.

After two Day 1 flights and 241 entries, we are finally down to 65 players in 9 tables.

The Mystery Bounty event resumes at 12 pm on December 9, 2022.

Day 1A Chip leaders

These players qualified with the highest chip stacks in Day 1A: Van Tien Dinh from Vietnam is the Day 1A chip leader.

1. Van Tien Dinh with 286,000

Vietnamese Van Tien Dinh ran deep in the NLH Deep Stack Hyper Turbo (Event 22) and NLH Championships Event Asian Poker Tour - APT Vietnam Hanoi Loyal, and won a total of 120,660,000 VND for the two events in June 2022.

The other players joining him in the Final Day are:

2. Joris Michl with 209,500
3. Nguyen Tuong Linh with 196,000
4. Janag Battulga with 195,000
5. Mashevskyi Taras with 171,000

Day 1B Chip leaders

These players qualified with the highest chip stacks in Day 1B: Paul Abhishek from India is the Day 1B chip leader.

1. Paul Abhishek with 228,000

Paul Abhishek from India frequents both online and offline tournaments. He has a total live cash earnings of $10,560, and he's in the best position to snag one of the Mystery Bounties with one of the highest chip stacks going into the final day.

Other players from Day 1B joining him are:

2. Vo Dinh Cuong with 170,500
3. Jeong Injae with 146,500
4. Maksim Skripkin with 142,500
5. William Kang with 136,000

Top 25 Prize pool

25 of the 65 remaining players will be in the money, getting prizes upon elimination.

Money prize in VND distribution:

1. 334,660,000
2. 223,120,000
3. 155,110,000
4. 112,030,000
5. 83,780,000
6. 64,660,000
7. 51,350,000
8. 41,840,000
9. 34,860,000
10. 29,050,000
11. 24,210,000
12. 24,210,000
13. 20,180,000
14. 20,180,000
15. 20,180,000
16. 16,810,000
17. 16,810,000
18. 16,810,000
19. 14,010,000
20. 14,010,000
21. 14,010,000
22. 14,010,000
23. 11,680,000
24. 11,680,000
25. 11,680,000

The Mystery Bounty prize pool

A player that eliminates his opponent has the chance to choose a Mystery Bounty prize. A player that eliminates his opponent has the chance to choose a Mystery Bounty prize.

The Mystery Bounty draw prizes in VND are as follows:

• 3x 129,700,000 (1 of the 3 will be reserved for the final table)
• 7x 29,800,000
• 2x 12,050,000
• 3x 10,100,000
• 3x 8,400,000
• 4x 7,000,000
• 3x 5,900,000

During the Final 8, the Mystery Bounties are to be immediately drawn upon elimination of a player.

These are the chip stacks of players proceeding to the Mystery Bounty final day tomorrow (December 9, 2022).

These are the chip stacks of players proceeding to the Mystery Bounty final day tomorrow (December 9, 2022).

Blinds: 1,000/2,500 ante 2,500

Players in: 32 players left

Blinds: 1,000/2,000 ante 2,000

Players in: 40 players left

Craig Anthony Cooper shoves 25.5k all-in on the hijack. Players fold and action goes over to Mikiya Kudo on the big blind.

The latter calls the covered stack and declares his K♦ K♥, while Cooper opens his A♥ 3♦.

Board runs: 4♦ 6♣ 3♥ 4♣ J♣

Kudo wins with two pairs kings and fours, eliminating Cooper from the competition.

Mikiya Kudo was the Main Event champion for Asian Poker Tour - APT Manila Finale back in November 2018.

Blinds: 1,000/1,500 ante 1,500

Players in: 46 players from 100 entries

Registration/re-entry for Day 1B is officially closed.

These players had the highest stacks in the field during the break.

Players are on a 15-minute break with chip race removing 100 chips from the field.

Pre-flop, Feng Zhou goes all-in on the hijack and Ka Wang Chan on the small blind shoves all-in, prompting the big blind to fold.

It's a showdown between Zhou's A♣ 9♦ and Chan's A♦ 10♠ before the flop. Zhou has a kicker problem.

Board runs: J♥ A♠ 2♣ J♠ 9♣

The highest 5-card combination is two pairs aces and jacks with ten kicker. Unfortunately, Zhou's would-be third pair is counterfeited.

Chan takes the pot.

Blinds: 600/1,200 ante 1,200

Players in: 52 players from 100 entries

Blinds: 500/1,000 ante 1,000

Players in: 52 players from 100 entries

Blinds: 400/800 ante 800

Players in: 57 players from 93 entries

Picked up the action on the flop with a raised pot of around 5k chips.

The flop shows: J♦ 9♦ 7♥

Big blind, Yong Kwee Chua checks. Trung Hieu Hoang bets 1.8k and Dzmitry Budai calls. Chua raises to 5.5k and both Hoang and Budai call.

The turn shows: Q♣

Chua opens with 7k and Hoang shoves all-in. Budai folds and Chua calls for a heads up showdown

Hoang's hand is J♥ J♣ making a set of jacks on the flop. Chua's hand is Q♦ 8♦ with a top pair flush draw on the turn.

River: 3♦

Chua made his diamond flush and won against Hoang, leaving less than 4k chips in his wake.

Alern Yong Kwee Chua is an Asian Poker Tour regular with several final table finishes in multiple events during the recent Asian Poker Tours - APT Philippines 2022 back in November and September.

Blinds: 300/600 ante 600

Players in: 63 players from 90 entries

Players are on a 15-minute break with chip race removing 25 chips from the field.

Day 1A ends with 36 players remaining

Pre-flop, the UTG player raises to 1.5k and the lojack calls. Action goes over to Maksim Skripkin, the big blind, who 3-bets to 6k. The UTG player shoves all-in and the lojack folds, giving way to a heads up showdown between Skripkin's A♠ K♥ and the UTG's Q♠ Q♣ .

The board opens: 7♥ 7♦ 7♠ 8♦ 7♣

The seven full of queens on the flop counterfeited on the river, and Skripkin's ace plays into the board. He wins the pot and eliminates his opponent.

Maksim Skripkin is a Russian poker professional that frequents various MLH tournaments around the globe. He has not won an Asian Poker Tour event so far.

Blinds: 250/500 ante 500

Players in: 62 players from 84 entries

Blinds: 1,000/2,500 ante 2,500

Players in: 40 players left

Pre-flop, Ori Kossonogi on the lojack raises double the big blind, Anh Tuan Nguyen on the big blind 3-bets and Kossonogi shoves all-in. Nguyen tanks his action and eventually calls.

Showdown ensues between Kossonogi's A♠ K♥ and Nguyen's A♦ Q♠ Nguyen has a kicker disadvantage.

The board runs: 4♦ K♠ 3♦ K♦ J♣

Kossonogi wins with a trips king, dropping Nguyen's stack to an exact small blind. Nguyen was eliminated in the next round during his small blind.

Ori Kossonogi won the Mystery Bounty (Event #1) during Asian Poker Tour (APT) Taiwan back in September 2022.

Blinds: 200/400 ante 400

Players in: 61 players from 76 entries

Blinds: 1,000/2,000 ante 2,000

Players in: 46 players from 141 entries

These are the players with the highest stacks in the Day 1A field during the break.

Blinds: 1,000/1,500 ante 1,500

Players in: 55 players from 140 entries

Registration/re-entry for Day 1A is officially closed. However, players can still register for Day 1B.

Blinds: 150/300 ante 300

Players in: 56 players from 66 entries

Players are on a 15-minute break with chip race removing 100 chips from the field. Last chance to register for Day 1A.

Blinds: 125/250 ante 250

Players in: 56 players from 61 entries

Blinds: 600/1,200 ante 1,200

Players in: 61 players from 136 entries

Players are on a 15-minute break

Caught the action when the pot was already awarded.

Plivcs Aigars had 10♠ 10♦ against A♦ Q♦ and A♣5♠

The board showed: 10♥ J♥ 9♦ 6♦ A♠

Aigars won the pot with a set of tens.

Aigars was the NLH Super High Rollers (Event #2) champion for the Asian Poker Festival - APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh back in August 2022. He also made the final tables for the NLH Monster Stack (Event 18) and NLH Super Deep Stack Turbo (Event 16) during the Asian Poker Tour - APT Phu Quoc back in April 2022.

Blinds: 500/1,000 ante 1,000

Players in: 67 players from 132 entries

Blinds: 400/800 ante 800

Players in: 74 players from 128 entries

Blinds: 100/200 ante 200

Players in: 45 players from 47

Sriharsha Doddapaneni shoves all in during the turn to the board of: 10♠ 2♥ 3♥ 6♠

Richard Ho Hui Jie snap calls. Ho's stack covers Doddapaneni's.

Showdown between Doddapaneni holding 10♦ 8♦ and Ho with A♥ 10♣

Ho is ahead and Doddapaneni has 3 outs to win the pot and survive.

River comes: 5♣ with no help to Doddapaneni as he is eliminated.

This is a list of the registered players and their countries in Day 1B in alphabetical order.

Blinds: 75/150 ante 150

Players in: 25 players from 26 entries

This is a list of the registered players and their countries in Day 1A in alphabetical order.

The APT Mystery Bounty has a guarantee of 2 billion VND with 3 million VND in the bounty pool.

Registration for the Event #1 Mystery Bounty Day 1A and Day 1B with unlimited re-entries are still available until the start of Level 13 (6:45 pm for Day 1A and 10:45 pm for Day 1B).

You can find us at the Risemount Premier Resort Da Nang.

More information about The Asian Poker Tour Da Nang Vietnam VSOP 2022 here.

You can see the player guide here.

Blinds: 300/600 ante 600

Players in: 76 players from 120 entries

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21 players from 21 entries

Players are on a 15-minute break with chip race removing 25 chips from the field.

Blinds: 50/100

Players in: 17 players from 17 entries

Blinds: 250/500 ante 500

Players in: 81 players from 117 entries

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Players in: 81 players from 109 entries

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Players in: 84 players from 105 entries