Zhihao Liu

Zhihao Liu was already all in for his last 142,000 from the hijack against Tran Anh Tuan Le, who had Liu covered from the big blind.

Zhihao Liu: A T

Tran Anh Tuan Le: K K

Liu was behind, but the Q 4 J flop gave him a real sweat with both a flush drawn and gutshot in addition to his ace.

The J turn changed nothing, but the A river drilled Liu's ace — improving him to the best hand for the double-up.

Yi Cheng

Xiaochun Shi open-jammed all-in from under the gun for 78,000 and action was on Yi Cheng in the next seat who also moved all-in over the top for 218,000 to isolate. The rest of the table folded, and cards were revealed.

Xiaochun Shi: A J

Yi Cheng: 9 7

A dangerous flop for Shi came of 6 K 8 giving Cheng an open ender along with her pair outs. No dramas on the 3 but when the poker Gods decided to serve up the 5 as the river Cheng hit her straight to send Shi to the rail and pick up a bounty.

Jason Lau

Jason Lau called all in for his last 4,000 from under the gun and Tony Huang shoved for a bit over 50,000 from the hijack. Aaron Gao went all in as well for 192,000 total and everyone else folded for a three-way showdown.

Jason Lau: Q 6

Tony Huang: A 8

Aaron Gao: T 5

Gao was bounty hunting, but the 8 6 9 J 3 runout left Lau best with a flush to award him the main pot while Huang got this side pot with his pair of eights.

Despite the lack of eliminations in this hand, the field is already down to 74 in the first 20 minutes of play.

Lili Tang

Teng Ma made it 20,000 to play from early position and was looked up by Lili Tang in the big blind.

The flop came J 4 2 and Tang checked to Ma who continued for 16,000. Tang put in a check-raise to 35,000, and after a short tank Ma made the call.

The action went check-check on the A turn for the players to see the 9 peel off on the river.

Ma went back into the tank before he pushed out a bet of 100,000, leaving himself just 13,000 behind. Tang thought for a while before she released her hand, and the pot was pushed to Ma with no showdown.

Cards are in the air for Day 2 of the Mystery Bounty.

Stay tuned for all the action as it unfolds live and direct from the floor.

Mystery Hunter Bounty Trophy

The hunt for mystery bounties is on today at LES A Casino, with 91 players returning for the final day of the KRW 1.2M (~USD 885) buy-in Mystery Bounty Hunter – Sponsored by Natural8. After three starting flights attracted a combined 644 entries (343 unique) and generated a KRW 667,699,200 (~USD 498,280) prize pool, just one player will emerge with the KRW 89,009,200 (~USD 66,425) top prize and the title of Mystery Bounty Hunter champion.

India’s Kunal Patni returns as the clear tournament chip leader after dominating Flight A, carrying 796,000 in chips into the finale. Bei Shi of China sits second with 517,000 in chips, followed by fellow countryman Yirui Zhang, who rounds out the podium spots with 505,000 in chips.

Day 2 Top 10 Chip Counts

With KRW 461,099,200 (~USD 344,100) set aside for regular payouts and KRW 193,200,000 (~USD 144,180) in bounties, there is plenty at stake as the field races toward the final table. Everyone is already guaranteed at least KRW 1,380,000 (~USD 1,030), but even one elimination could result in a handsome payout, with the largest bounty pull being worth KRW 25,600,000 (~USD 19,100). In addition to the top prize and any bounties claimed, the champion will also secure a USD 10,000 seat to November’s APT Championship Main Event. Here's a look at the payout structure:

Mystery Bounty Hunter Payouts

The 91 survivors will return at 11:15am (KST) and resume on Level 12, with blinds of 5,000/10,000 and a 10,000 big blind ante. Levels will last 30 minutes each, with players going on break after every four levels.

Live coverage can be found on the APT Blog as the remaining 91 players battle through the mystery bounty minefield to crown a champion.

For the Day 2 Seat Draw, click HERE.