Main Event (33,000 NT$)

After his preflop raise is called, Justin Wu bets 80,000 on the flop T♣ 2♣ 3♦ , Kao Kuo Wei raises 225,000, Wu three-bets all in for 1,350,000, Wei gives it up.

Justin Wu takes command preflop with a min-raise, big blind Ping Yi Tsai won't let him through that easy and defends. Both check the flop 5♠ 5♦ T♣ leading to the turn 4♥ . Tsai jumps out with a 65,000 bet, Wu bumps it up to 155,000, Tsai calls, river comes 6♦ . Tsia checks again, Wu slides out 350,000 worth which is enough to claim the pot.

Justin Wu raises 50,000, calls Guo Zhang Xi's 110,000 re-raise, then check-calls 90,000 on the flop 7♣ 5♦ 2♥ . Both players check the turn 8♦ , then on the river 3♣ , Wu shoves nearly 1,900,000, Guo tank-folds.

Looking down at Q♠ J♠ , Justin Wu min-raises and finds a caller in Hsiang Ping Chiang. Both pass on the flop Q♦ Q♣ 3♥ , Wu bets 50,000 on the turn 2♥ . Hsiang calls and calls again on the river T♦ for 80,000. Wu flips over trips to rake it in.

Andrew Ma entered the day as second chip leader but has now gone bust early with Justin Wu shipping it. Hand opens with a raise from utg+1, hijack Ma three-bets 70,000, big blind Wu four-bets 170,000, initial raiser folds, Ma flats to slow the pace.

Flop comes A♣ K♣ Q♣ , Wu continues for 180,000, Ma flats, turn is J♥ . Wu shoves 540,000, Ma tanks with 527,000 behind, then can't find reason not to call and risks it.

First bust out of the day is Chih Hsuan Chiang at the hands of Justin Wu. Chiang defended the big blind by calling Wu's 2200 raise. On the flop 5♠ 3♣ 6♥ , Chiang leads out an overbet of 25,000, Wu replies with a raise to 50,000, Chiang calls it then passes to Wu who fires 25,000 on the turn T♣ . Chiang check-raises all in, Wu snaps it off and covers Chiang.