Dylan Foster

When it folded to Dylan Foster in the cutoff he jammed for 380,000. John Constiniano moved in over the top from the button for 2,000,000 and once the rest of the table folded the players went to showdown.

Dylan Foster: A J

John Constiniano: A K

Foster required some help from the dealer to keep the tournament on the final table bubble.

Both players hit top pair on the A 5 9 flop, but Constiniano's king-kicker had himn out in front.

Foster spiked the :js: on the turn to give him two pair and on the brink of double up.

The dealer burned a card and then put out the K on the river to give Constiniano a higher two pair, and cause his Filipino rail to erupt in celebration.

Foster headed to the exit as the final table boy in tenth place for TWD 813,300 (~$26,070).

Konstantin Held raised to 320,000 in the cutoff before Mike Takayama three-bet to 1,000,000 out of the small blind. Dylan Foster cold four-bet to 1,600,000 from the big blind and Held folded. Takayama called and the last 150,000 or so chips of Foster got into the middle on the 4 J 8 flop.

Dylan Foster: T T

Mike Takayama: K 4

Takayama had been making a move with a suited a king and was unfortuante to run into Foster's pair of tens.

Takamaya added more outs that he could hit to win on the A turn, but the J river was a brick and Foster survived.

Joshua Gebissa

From under the gun, Joshua Gebissa jammed for 2,065,000 and Danny Tang moved in over the top for around 3,200,000 from the next seat. Once the rest of the table folded the players revealed their holdings.

Joshua Gebissa: K J

Danny Tang: A Q

Gebissa had doubled Tang up twice in the past few levels, and now it was Tang that had the chance to bust Gebissa.

The 4 T 5 flop improved neither player and Tang was still ahead. A 3 on the turn took away some of Gebissa's outs as Tang picked up a fliush draw.

The A on the river gave Tang a pair of aces, and Gebissa was the next to exit of the APT Super High Roller in 12th place for TWD 711,700 (~$22,810).

Joshua Gebissa opened for 320,000 from under the gun. Action folded to Ethan Yau on the small blind, who re-raised to 920,000, leaving 5,000 behind.

Gebissa then moved all in, covering the stack of Yau. Yau made use of all his time bank tokens, hoping for a pay jump from the other table, but none happened. Yau eventually threw in his last chip for a showdown.

Ethan Yau: A 6

Joshua Gebissa: K T

Yau was ahead and maintained his lead after the board finished J 9 4 2 8 .

Yau made a significant double up, while leaving the former chip leader damaged.

Hon Cheong Lee

Action folded to the blinds when Hon Cheong Lee decided to push his last 1,000,000 all in. Konstantin Held, seated at the big blind, made the instant call.

Hon Cheong Lee: K 4

Konstantin Held: A J

Flop came 9 3 5 giving Held the nut flush draw. The turn threw a 5 to complete Held's flush, leaving Lee drawing dead.

The T river was a formality, putting a final nail in the coffin for Lee.

Yee Wen Lee

From under the gun Yee Wen Lee raised to 1,100,000. Fendy Kosasih jammed from the button for 2,200,000, and when it got back to Lee, he called for his last few chips.

Yee Wen Lee: A J

Fendy Kosasih: Q Q

Lee was in rough shape against Kosasih's ladies, and he found no improvedment on the T 4 T K 6 runout.

Kosasih's stack increased to almost four million, while Lee headed to the rail in 14th place with or TWD 650,700 (~USD 20,855) to line his pockets.

Flo Campomanes

Flo Campomanes risked his last 580,000 all in from the hijack and Ren Lin made the call from the small blind.

Flo Campomanes: Q J

Ren Lin: K T

The flop arrived 5 7 T to give Lin top pair. Campomanes still had six outs, but the 4 turn and 2 river weren't any of them.

Campomanes failed to improve and ended his APT Super High Roller run in 15th place for TWD 650,700 (~USD 20,855).

Danny Tang checked from the big blind on the flop of 5 J Q , and Ren Lin fired a min-bet of 120,000 from the button. Tang called.

A T came on the turn and Tang check-called another bet from Lin, this time for 350,000.

Two checks came after the Q river and Tang showed Q 9 for trips. Lin turned over a better hand with T 9 for a flush, and he was given the pot.

The remaining 15 players are going on a 15-minute break.

Danny Tang

Harry Halim made it 200,000 from the hijack before Joshua Gebissa three-bet to 500,000 from the cutoff. Danny Tang four-bet jammed for 1,700,000 from the button. Halim folded, but Gebissa snap-called.

Danny Tang: Q Q

Joshua Gebissa: A A

It was a preflop cooler of two premium pocket pairs and Tang needed to spike a queen to double.

The dealer fanned out the J Q 4 flop, catapulting Tang into the lead with a set. The 8 turn and T river didn't improve Gebissa, which meant Tang was up to almost four million.