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08 May, 2023 Chen Loses To Chan At The 4th Spot For $67,755

Hsuanchao Chen has left the table after losing in the Chen vs. Chan battle. Chen jammed all-in from the small blind. Tsz Him Chan quickly called from the big blind flaunting pocket nines. Chen flipped A 5 to see 3 J 3 7 J.  Chen walked away at the fourth place, pocketing TWD 2,074,900 (...

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07 May, 2023 Kuan Han Chen Hits The Rail At The Fifth Place For $53,120

Kuan Han Chen has bid adieu to the FT at the fifth spot. After Robert Kiss moved all-in with J 9 from the small blind, Chen made a call sitting next to him. Kiss had Chen covered, as Chen flipped J 8. The board fanned out 7 4 A Q Q, sending Chen packing with […]

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07 May, 2023 Peter Da Takes The 6th Spot

Day 1 chip leader Peter Da found an exit at the sixth place after he raised to 400,000 from the hijack and found a caller in Tsz Him Chan from the small blind. After both the players checked the 4 2 8 flop, Chan bet 400,000 on the 5 river. Da called to see 6 […]

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07 May, 2023 Zarvan Tumboli Bows Out At The 7th Spot For $29,530

Spartan Poker pro Zarvan Tumboli‘s deep run at the APT Taipei 2023 High Roller has ended with the Mumbai-based player taking the seventh spot. The last Indian standing jammed from the UTG holding A K. Tsz Him Chan called with T T. The board fanned out to Q 3 9 2 5 ending Tumboli&#...

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07 May, 2023 Kevin Choi Out At 8th For $21,700

Kevin Choi has become the next casualty on the FT. His Q J succumbed to Tsz Him Chan‘s J 9, after the latter called the former’s all-in. The board of K Q T J 5 eliminated Choi at the 8th place awarding him TWD 664,400 ($21,700) for his run.  Choi: Q J  Chan: J 9 Board: [&hel...

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07 May, 2023 Zarvan Tumboli Playing It Safe?

Zarvan Tumboli seems to be playing safe, guarding his chips and his position at the FT. He folded three alternate hands after initially contributing to the pots.  Hand 20: Tumboli bet 260,000 and Hsuanchao Chen called. On the flop of A♠ K♦ Q♦, Tumboli bet 210,000 and Chen called. Both t...

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07 May, 2023 Joshua Mccully Shown The Door At The 9th Spot

Joshua Mccully was shown the exit door by Tsz Him Chan. The shortest stack on the table, Mccully shoved his 2,300,000 all-in in response to Chan’s 225,500 bet. Chan called and showed K Q against Mccully’s deuces. The board of 6 K T 9 A gave Chan a K-pair and sent Mccully pac...

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07 May, 2023 Zarvan Tumboli Makes It To The FT Of APT Taipei 2023 High Roller

The Final Table of the APT Taipei 2023 High Roller is all set, with the top nine players in contention of the top spot, the title, the trophy and the top prize of TWD 5,286,500 ($172,630). Tsz Him Chan leads the finalists with 8,485,000 chips, followed by Zarvan Tumboli with 4,290,000. ...

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07 May, 2023 Zarvan Tumboli Scores Double Eliminations

Spartan Poker pro Zarvan Tumboli is steadily chipping up. He recently busted two back-to-back eliminations. He first busted Julian Salvesen, followed by Seungmook Jung.  In a three-way pot, Salvesen’s A J succumbed to Tumboli’sA Q and Hsuancho Chen’s A K on the board 3...

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07 May, 2023 Field Narrowing Down Fast

The field is now down to the top 17 players on two tables. Here are some recent eliminations. Places 18-20 cashed TWD 284,700, while 21-23 took home TWD 258,400. Place Name 18 Takashi Ogura 19 Nguyen Nang Quang 20 Chao Ting Cheng 21 Bastien Joly 22 Chieh Pao Lin 23 Moonho Seo 24 James M...

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