The last five hands have been dealt and play has now concluded for the day.

The remaining players are now bagging up their chips to carry through to Day 2B on April 29.

Stay tuned for top ten chip counts along with a brief recap of the day and full list of survivors.

Chien Hung Chi opened from under the gun and Zi Han Lin called from the small blind. Yuki Kawabata also defended the big blind and the players went three-ways to the flop.

The 7 8 9 flop was checked to the 2 turn and Lin, the biggest stack in the tournament at the time, bet 6,400. This was enough to scare away both players, and Lin added even more to his mountain of a stack.

Heads up to the turn on the 2 7 Q 9 board with 30,000 in the pot and Renatojr Villanueva led out for 20,000 from the big blind.

Po Chia Liao sat on the button raised all in for 48,600, and had slightly less than Villanueva, who went deep into the tank before he released his hand to give Liao the pot uncontested.

The floor has announced that the remaining 159 players will play 5 more hands before bagging up for Day 2.

Peng Sen Wu made it 2,800 to play from under the gun and was looked up by Maxwell Rosete in the big blind.

The action went check check on the K T T flop and the dealer rolled off the 9 as the turn.

Rosete check-called Wu's 4,200 delayed continuation and the players checked down the 8 river.

Wu tabled K Q for top two and was sent the pot.

Kunwoo Kim

Ko Yun Wang opened to 2,800 from the hijack and Kunwoo Kim called from the cutoff. Yunghan Chien three-bet to 10,000 from the small blind and both players called behind.

The Q 4 2 flop was checked by Chien, Wang bet 15,000 and Kim called. Chien then re-raised to 35,000 and Wang used a time card before folding. Kim moved all in for his remaining 48,400 and Chien called.

Kunwoo Kim: 8 7

Yunghan Chien: A A

Chien looked to the turn for help but the 5 turn and 2 river locked up the huge pot for Kim.

Pussacha Nonsing

Pussacha Nonsing raised to 2,500 from the hijack and was called by Ajit Neel on the button.

The flop came 6 6 3 and Nonsing continued for 2,000. Neel made the call.

On the 6 turn Nonsing fired out for 3,000, and Neel again made the call for the players to see the Q peel off on the river.

Nonsing bet out for 9,000 this time, which sent Neel into the tank before he released his cards to give Nonsing the pot with no showdown.

Lin Chi Lu was down to their remaining 1,200 and moved all in on the button. The small blind folded, leaving Si Han Tan to free roll and flip his hand in big blind.

Lin Chi Lu: A T

Si Han Tan: 7 4

Lu was looking strong and there was little sweat on the 9 K 9 flop.

A 3 turn and A river kept Lu in the tournament and he almost quadrupled his stack in that single hand.

Hugues Girard

Action came around to Napat Chokejindachai in the cutoff, who raised to 2,500 and was looked up by Hugues Girard on the button and Alan Khoo in the small blind.

The dealer peeled off the flop of 3 7 6 and it was checked to Chokejindachai, who continued for 3,300 and found two calls.

The Q came on the turn and both Khoo and Chokejindachai checked to Girard, who fired out for 12,000. Khoo made the call, and Chokejindachai got out of the way.

On the 8 river Khoo led out for 12,000, which sent Girard into the tank for a short time before he raised to 35,000, leaving himself one one hundred chips behind. Khoo then went into the tank for a touch longer before he tossed in a chip to signify the call, but was in shock to see Girard flip 5 4 for a flopped straight that improved on the river and sent his cards into the muck whilst the chips were sent to Girard for a double up and some.

Hyundong Lee

A number of players have stormed ahead in the counts, making a strong divide of chips at the tables.

Hyundong Lee looks to be the biggest stack going into the final two levels of the day and sits with ~310,000.

Hao Shen looks to be next in line with a bit of a jump down to ~253,000. Closely following Shen is Zi Han Lin, with around 252,000, which is more than 4x the average stack size.

Katsunori Takeuchi

Katsunori Takeuchi built an early stack and currently sit on ~222,000, towering over the rest of his table.

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