Main Event (35,000,000 VND)

Action on the table folded to the last three players. On the button, Wonho Lee jammed all-in for 2,575,000. Small blind Zhang Yankai announced "call." Ryan Hong, on the big blind, went over-the-top all-in for 4,625,000 and again Zhang announced "call" for a three-way showdown.

Wonho Lee showed K♠ 7♦. Zhang Yankai showed A♦ K♦. Ryan Hong showed the leading hand of J♣ J♦.

The flop came K♥ 9♠ 4♦, giving Zhang the lead. The turn A♠ improved his lead and let Lee drawing dead. Zhang just had to avoid a jack, and the poker gods were kind enough to Zhang to throw a brick Q♠.

The monster pot was shipped Zhang's way while Wonho Lee was booked for an 18th place finish and Ryan Hong given 17th place by virtue of who had more chips at the time of the double bust.

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Jun Li raised to 200,000 from the hi-jack and was called by small blind Ryan Hong and big blind Zhang Yankai. The flop cam 4♥ T♣ J♠ and all checked to open a 8♦ on the turn.

Hong bet out 325,000 with Li and Zhang completing to open a K♠ on the river. All three-checked to show cards. Li's A♠ K♥ won over Hong's Q♠ J♠ and whatever Zhang mucked.

Action folded to the blinds when small blind Li Mu Ze pushing 1,485,000 all-in. Ryan Hong made the call from the big blind. Ze showed A♦ 7♣ with an advantage over Hong's K♣ Q♣.

The board completed 2♥ 2♠ 4♠ 8♦ 6♥ with Ze's ace-high, enough to win a double-up.

Ryan Hong raised to 200,000 and called the all-in re-raise for 820,000 by Li Mu Ze. Hong showed 4♠ 4♣ against Ze's A♠ A♦. The board completed T♥ 7♦ 6♣ 5♣ J♣ for the aces to hold and for Ze to double-up.

Thi Minh Hong Pham raised to 160,000 on the button and Ryan Hong defended the big blind. The flop came J♠ T♦ 7♠ . Hong check-called the 165,000 c-bet of Pham to see a 4♦ turn. Hong check-called the 350,000 bet again to see a 2♣ river. Both checked.

Hong showed K♠ 4♠ for a pair of fours while Pham showed A♦ 5♦ for an ace-high hand. The chips get shipped Hong's way.

After much raise-fencing, Azik Yacov pushed all-in and Ryan Hong made the call to risjk his tournament left with all of his 3,810,000. Yacov showed Q♦ Q♥ and Hong showed A♠ A♣. The board ran 9♦ 6♦ 2♣ T♥ T♣ to give Hong the pot and the chip leader throng, depleting Azik Yacov to a near-critical stack.

Eric Ceret was all-in for 445,000 showing A♠ K♦. Li Jiaming was all-in for 520,000 with T♣ T♥. Ryan Hong was all-in with 9♠ 9♦ and had both covered.

The board ran 6♣ K♣ 3♦ J♠ T♠. Ceret seemed poised to triple up with his pair of kings leading on the flop, but the poker gods threw a ten to give Jiaming a set instead.

Kim Chong Hwa raised to 60,000 from under the gun and Ryan Hong called on the button. Both were given a flop of Q♥ 6♠ 2♣. Hwa check-called the 45,000 bet of Hong.

Turn showed 7♥. Hwa check-called the 90,000 bet of Hong. River showed 6♦. Hwa check-called the 160,000 bet of Hong. Hong showed A♣ Q♣ and Hwa mucked.

Feng Yang pushed his last 330,000 chips all-in from the cut-off and Ryan Hong defended the big blind. Hong showed 8♥ 8♦ and was distraught to see Yang turn over A♣ A♦.

The board completed 4♥ 5♥ 2♣ 7♠ 4♦ to give Yang the win and the big double up.

Ryan Hong raised to 50,000 from the cut-off and called the three-bet all-in re-raise of Li Xinze for 560,000 in the small blind.

The board completed A♣ Q♣ 4♣ K♠ 8♠ giving Hong's pair of aces the advantage to take down the pot and send Xinze to the rail.

Both Martin Gonzales and Ryan Hong agreed to a pre-flop all-in with Gonzales at risk for his last 129,000.

Gonzales showed K♦ Q♥ while Hong showed 4♥ 4♠ for a coin flip. The board completed Q♠ 8♦ 3♣ 9♠ A♥. Gonzales won with a pair of queens to double up.