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Dan Schreiber
Yoshihiro Tasaka and Dan Schreiber have just gone to war in an interesting pot. They both saw a flop of where Tasaka led out for 15,000. Schreiber made the call.
The turn was the and again Tasaka decided 15,000 was the right amount for his bet. Schreiber again made the call.
The river landed the and Tasaka counted out the magical number of 15,000 and splashed them into the pot defiantly. Schreiber shrugged his shoulders and made the cheap call.
Tasaka paused but Schreiber waited for him to reveal his cards. Tasaka flipped for just ace-high as Schreiber revealed for the best hand. Tasaka slips to 220,000 while Schreiber is now looking dangerous as he sets himself for back-to-back APPT Seoul final tables with around 240,000 chips.
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Wooka Kim is not (yet) going to be our final table bubble babe. She moved all in after Sam Faqiryar raised from under the gun to 9,000. Faqiryar shrugged and called, showing . He was up against Kim's , but never got his magic ace on a board of . Kim doubled to 50,000, preventing the final table from being set.
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Kwok Yeung - 11th Place
Kwok Yeung moved his last 21,000 chips into the middle and David Horvath asked for a count before making the call in the big blind.
Yeung:
Horvath:
Horvath was looking for a ten but the gave him better than a pair as he made a flush to bust Yeung from the tournament in 11th place for $6,010.
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Sam Faqiryar and Hidenari Shiono has clashed again. This time the flop was when Faqiryar checked to Shiono who fired out 15,000 from the button. Faqiryar made the call.
The turn was the and Faqiryar this time led out for 15,000 from early position and Shiono made a quick call.
The river landed the and both players checked it down.
Faqiryar flipped for a missed straight draw as Shiono's was good!
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Hori Katsiyoshi - 12th Place
Hori Katsiyoshi's final table dreams have been smashed up against the rocks. He lost a flip hoiding against Daniel Schreiber's . The flop of sunk him, and he was unable to catch up when the turn came and the river was the . He earns $6,010 for making it through to Day 3 and finishing in 12th place.
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On a flop of Brian Kang led out with a bet of 3,500 from the small blind, before David Horvath announced a reraise of an additional 10,000. Kang deliberated before declared yet another raise, this time for an additional 20,000.
Horvath sighed and decided to let his hand go as the stack size of our chip leader continues to balloon all over the table! Kang is now up to 460,000 with Horvath back to 80,000.
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Sam Faqiryar and Hidenari Shiono took an innocent looking flop of but this is when the fireworks started!
Faqiryar led out for 12,500, before Shiono popped it up to 25,000. Faqiryar thought for several moments before announcing another raise, this time for an additional 20,000. Shiono squeezed his cards once more before tossing them into the muck.
Faqiryar proudly slammed onto the table for a stone cold bluff!
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Diwei Huang - 13th Place
Diwei Huang opened with a raise from the button to 8,000 before Brian Kang popped it up to 25,000 from the small blind. Huang made the call.
The flop came down and Kang led out for 25,000. Huang moved all in and Kang snap-called.
Kang:
Huang:
Huang was caught making a move and when the turn and river bricked out he was left heading to the rail as Brian Kang extends his chip lead to around 440,000 chips!
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Michiyuki Kondo - 14th Place
Michiyuki Kondo is the next to join the payout line after also falling to Fam Yat. The flop was and Kondo led out with a bet of 5,000. Yat made the call in the cutoff.
The turn was the and Kondo checked to Yat who fired out 6,000. Kondo made the call.
The river was the and Kondo moved all in. Yat asked for a count before making a big call with . It proved to be a good call as Kondo tabled for just ace-high. Kondo hits the rail in 14th place for $4,006.
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where Tasaka led out for 15,000. Schreiber made the call.
and again Tasaka decided 15,000 was the right amount for his bet. Schreiber again made the call.
and Tasaka counted out the magical number of 15,000 and splashed them into the pot defiantly. Schreiber shrugged his shoulders and made the cheap call.
for just ace-high as Schreiber revealed 
for the best hand. Tasaka slips to 220,000 while Schreiber is now looking dangerous as he sets himself for back-to-back APPT Seoul final tables with around 240,000 chips.
. He was up against Kim's 
. Kim doubled to 50,000, preventing the final table from being set.
gave him better than a pair as he made a flush to bust Yeung from the tournament in 11th place for $6,010.
and Faqiryar this time led out for 15,000 from early position and Shiono made a quick call.
and both players checked it down.
. The flop of 
sunk him, and he was unable to catch up when the turn came 
but this is when the fireworks started!
onto the table for a stone cold bluff!
and Kang led out for 25,000. Huang moved all in and Kang snap-called.
and Kondo checked to Yat who fired out 6,000. Kondo made the call.
for just ace-high. Kondo hits the rail in 14th place for $4,006.