The Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) continued to see more players make their way to the Grand Ballroom of NagaWorld Integrated Resorts in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Bringing everyone in was a diverse lineup of poker games that catered to all types of players. Also on the floor was the featured APPT National with 78 players returning to hunt down the money and a seat to the final table. We’ve got all those results and more, just scroll down.
APPT National – Day 2
Abhinav Iyer
Day 2 of APPT National saw 78 players out of 314 entries back on the beat. The day’s entering chip leader, Minwoo Kang, continued to impress as he maintained rank for most of the day. It was only during the final two tables when Abhinav Iyer and Choi Hun Tae navigated their way to the top to dethrone Kang.
The bubble burst quite early with only 2.5 hours played. India’s Amit Kaushik was down to 2.5 bb and never recovered. Another five hours later, the heat wrapped up with Iyer eliminating Russia’s Evgenii Kalymaev. Iyer bagged the chip lead of 102 BB. You can read up on the Day 2 action via the SMP Live Updates.
Final 9 players by stack size
Seat
Player
Stack
BB
7
Abhinav Iyer
2,560,000
102
6
Hun Tae Choi
1,925,000
77
2
Andy Li Xueyan
965,000
39
5
Chien-Chih Weng
885,000
35
1
Minwoo Kang
875,000
35
3
Eric Wasylenko
770,000
31
9
Vincent Ferrafiat
700,000
28
4
Mateusz Kaczmarek
410,000
16
8
Cheng Zhang
385,000
15
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Mohit Bohra wins the 6-Handed Hyper Turbo for first international title
The 6-Handed Hyper Turbo clocked in at just over four hours with India’s Mohit Bohra outlasting the 56-entry field to capture his first live tournament title.
“It feels amazing! This is my first international trip and to have that trophy feels amazing!”
After a heads up deal that guaranteed Bohra US$ 3,741, and Korea’s Seongho Cho a slightly higher US$ 3,840, both players agreed to compete for the trophy. Bohra closed it out with 
spiking the Ace on the river to defeat 
Jack on the flop. Players will see Bohra back on the felt as the new champ is eager to attend as many events as possible during his stay.
Buy in: US$ 300
Entries: 56
Prize pool: US$ 14,666
ITM: 8 places
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Place
Player
1
Mohit Bohra
$3,741*
2
Seongho Cho
$3,840*
3
Jounghun Kim
$2,053
4
Shixiao Qin
$1,555
5
Chang Kim
$1,203
6
Hyunkyou Park
$939
7
Jennifer Cassell
$748
8
Guy Taylor
$587
Mini High Roller – Day 1 results
The first high roller event was tabled at Day 5 of the festival with 68 ponying up the US$ 2,000 buy in of the Mini High Roller. This generated a US$ 121,366 prize pool and the top 9 getting paid. By the eighth hour of play, the bubble burst on China’s Xixiang Luo who called Emil Ukalaev’s shove on a flop 
. Ukalaev had 
two pair, Luo risked his tournament life on 
top pair. The turn was 
and river 
.
Buy in: US$ 2,000
Entries: 68
Prize pool: US$ 121,366
ITM: 9 places
Player
Flag
Stack
Emil Ukalaev
Russia
2,270,000
Jin Woo Kim
USA
1,295,000
Pak Valeriy
Uzbekistan
790,000
Wei Guo Liang
China
590,000
Tian Hao
China
480,000
Grant Gardner
UK
430,000
John Perry
Australia
340,000
Asish Kumar Ghosh
India
305,000
Konstantin Generalov
Russia
300,000
Mystery Bounty – Day 1A results
The Mystery Bounty drew 69 entries for Day 1A with 11 ITM players advancing to Day 2. Topping the list was Zhou Quan who was one of six players from China that pulled through. To jump in this event, there is one flight left. Day 1B kicks off on Wednesday, May 10 at 1pm. Buy in is US$ 550. Starting stack is 30,000.
Zhou Quan
Buy in: US$ 550
Entries: 69
Prize pool: US$ 33,130
ITM: 11 players
Chips in play: 2,070,000
End of Day 1A – 11 players
Player
Flag
Stack
Zhou Quan
China
458,000
Amit Kaushik
India
342,000
Xu Wei
China
245,000
Hua Wei Lin
Taiwan
240,000
Yuwen Pan
China
201,000
Ng Duc Thanh
Vietnam
166,000
Xing Chen Dao
China
149,900
Ming Xi
China
130,000
Low Jiayi
Singapore
74,000
Weng Jun
China
37,000
Erik Rozhynskyi
Ukraine
30,000
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