Poker Dream Vietnam Main Event champion to be crowned; two locals lead in the final 19 players

 

For the past few days, the inaugural Poker Dream Vietnam MAIN EVENT has filled the Grand Hall of Hoiana Hotel & Suites to capacity, producing record numbers for the country. The 822 entry-field was the largest seen for a buy in of ₫25 Million (~$1,020), and the ₫17,940,150,000 (~$731,350) prize pool was the richest, surpassing the previous record by more the ₫100M.

As the Main Event enters its final day, excitement is at its peak with 19 players hunting down the title and the coveted top prize of ₫3,378,000,000 (~$137,700). At the helm are two players just 1 BB apart, Dinh Van Tien with 60 BB and Ngo Minh Tien with 59 BB. The larger of the two, Dinh Van Tien was the bane of Jack En Ching Wu and Huyen Kinh Nguyen, both players seeing their pocket pair losing to Ace-King.

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A total of six players from Vietnam will be looking to rein it in, the most by any country. Also in multiple numbers are three players players from Hong Kong led by Dennis Ng, three from Korea with Day 2 entering chip leader Hojin Kim in the mix, and a couple of players from Malaysia, one of them is Wai Sim Kok who has already reached two final tables this series. Taiwan will also have two flag-bearers in the lineup, Megastack champion He Zong Chi and runner up Fu Bang Huang. The remaining two are India’s Dhaval Mudgal and Filipino David Erquiaga with the latter looking for redemption after finishing 2nd at the inaugural Poker Dream Main Event in Malaysia last July.

Action resumes at 1pm on Sunday, October 23, 2022. The final table will be livestreamed on Poker Dream social media channels. You can also follow the action via our Live Updates from start to finish.

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Chip counts

Player
Flag
Chips
BB

Dinh Van Tien
Vietnam
3,000,000
60

Ngo Minh Tien
Vietnam
2,960,000
59

Nguyen Hoang Nam
Vietnam
1,985,000
40

Dennis Ng
Hong Kong
1,710,000
34

Minh A Nguyen
Vietnam
1,550,000
31

Dhaval Mudgal
India
1,520,000
30

Hazel Chui
Hong Kong
1,165,000
23

Ha Duong
Vietnam
1,125,000
23

Koh Hsien Ren
Malaysia
1,110,000
22

David Erquiaga
Philippines
1,100,000
22

Sim Kok Wai
Malaysia
1,080,000
22

Winfred Yu
Hong Kong
1,010,000
20

Tran Hoai Anh
Vietnam
970,000
19

Fu Bang Huang
Taiwan
825,000
17

Hojin Kim
Korea
815,000
16

Haerok Lee
Korea
810,000
16

He Zong Chi
Taiwan
660,000
13

Je Nam Yu
Korea
465,000
9

Chips in play: 24,660,000
Average stack: 1,297,894
Opening blinds: 25K-50K-50K Ante BB

Final 19 payouts

1st
3,378,000,000

2nd
2,055,000,000

3rd
1,452,150,000

4th
1,093,400,000

5th
862,000,000

6th
646,700,000

7th
459,000,000

8th
318,400,000

9th
251,600,000

10th-11th
207,300,000

12th-13th
185,400,000

14th-15th
167,400,000

16th-17th
149,500,000

18th-19th
131,600,000

Main Event Day 2 review

192 players qualified for Day 2 of the Main Event with Korea’s Hojin Kim bringing in the largest stack. Three hours in, the bubble burst on WSOP bracelet winner Karik Ved whose pocket Queens was dominated by Seung Yeol Kim‘s pocket Aces.

From there, the 119 remaining players were guaranteed a piece of the juicy pot. Among the early casualties were Chin Wei Lim (117th), Hamish Crawshaw (111th), Abhinav Iyer (105th), Chi-Jen Chu (71st), Florencio Campomanes (65th), Kunal Patni (55th), Ta Khanh Linh (38th), Huu Dung Nguyen (30th), and Grant Gardner (21st) just before the close of day.

Make sure to read up on the day’s action via the Live Updates.

Payouts 20th to 119th in Vietnamese Dong

20th
Thong Huy Trinh
Vietnam
131,600,000

21st
Grant Gardner
UK
113,700,000

22nd
Jaehyun Kim
Korea
113,700,000

23rd
Huyen Kinh Nguyen
Vietnam
113,700,000

24th
Thai Van Nguyen
Vietnam
95,900,000

25th
Thanh Tien Nguyen
Vietnam
95,900,000

26th
Duy Hai Ngoc Nguyen
Vietnam
95,900,000

27th
Seung Yeol Kim
Korea
95,900,000

28th
Ming San Chung
Hong Kong
82,900,000

29th
Hyunkyu Kim
Korea
82,900,000

30th
Huu Dung Nguyen
Vietnam
82,900,000

31st
Minku Kim
Korea
82,900,000

32nd
Nghia Trong Nguyen
Vietnam
72,200,000

33rd
Changhwan Lee
Korea
72,200,000

34th
Manh Tuong Ha
Vietnam
72,200,000

35th
Moses Saquing
Philippines
72,200,000

36th
Clement Chau
Hong Kong
72,200,000

37th
Richard Marquez
Philippines
72,200,000

38th
Ta Khanh Linh
Vietnam
72,200,000

39th
Jaesung Park
Korea
72,200,000

40th
Kyunghwan Lee
Korea
62,900,000

41st
Ki Chang Kim
Korea
62,900,000

42nd
Nhat Duc Nguyen
Vietnam
62,900,000

43rd
Win Meng Tan
Australia
62,900,000

44th
Fuk On Wong
Hong Kong
62,900,000

45th
Ian Tse Lee
Malaysia
62,900,000

46th
Hwigon Park
Korea
62,900,000

47th
Seung Moon Joon
Korea
62,900,000

48th
Emmanuel Segismundo
Philipppines
62,900,000

49th
Anh Tuan Nguyen
Vietnam
62,900,000

50th
Edgar Asehan
Philipppines
62,900,000

51st
Shyh Chyn Lim
Malaysia
62,900,000

52nd
Lin Fung
Hong Kong
62,900,000

53rd
Le Minh Phuc
Vietnam
62,900,000

54th
Jeffrey Pamplona
Philipppines
62,900,000

55th
Kunal Patni
India
62,900,000

56th
Ha Ngoc Nguyen
Vietnam
54,800,000

57th
Shardul Parthasarathi
India
54,800,000

58th
Phong Tuan Do
Vietnam
54,800,000

59th
Runch Pornraksamane
Thailand
54,800,000

60th
Vu Tien Do
Vietnam
54,800,000

61st
Chong Wun Han
Korea
54,800,000

62nd
Prommin Talordpong
Thailand
54,800,000

63rd
An Bao Thi Nguyen
Vietnam
54,800,000

64th
Kien Duc Tran
Vietnam
54,800,000

65th
Florencio Campomanes
Philippines
54,800,000

66th
Hyomo Kang
Korea
54,800,000

67th
Jo Anna
Korea
54,800,000

68th
Hung Thai Phan
Vietnam
54,800,000

69th

54,800,000

70th
Nguyen Van Trung
Vietnam
54,800,000

71st
Chi Jen Chu
Taiwan
54,800,000

72nd
Hieu Trong Ngo
Vietnam
46,800,000

73rd
Hugn Manh Dinh
Vietnam
46,800,000

74th
Tuan Manh Nguyen
Vietnam
46,800,000

75th
Eugene Co
Philippines
46,800,000

76th
Jiwoon Yoon
Korea
46,800,000

77th
Viet Phuong Le
Vietnam
46,800,000

78th
Sehoon Han
Korea
46,800,000

79th
Anh Khoa Ngo
Vietnam
46,800,000

80th
Quang Nguyen
Vietnam
46,800,000

81st
Thien Van Ha
Vietnam
46,800,000

82nd
Zhi Yi Ning
Malaysia
46,800,000

83rd
Tien Van Nguyen
Vietnam
46,800,000

84th
Kirill Holland
Russia
46,800,000

85th
Asif Mustafa Makayi
India
46,800,000

86th
Bayar Saran
Mongolia
46,800,000

87th
Jack En Ching Wu
Taiwan
46,800,000

88th
The Van Vu
Vietnam
46,800,000

89th
Sunghwa Park
Korea
46,800,000

90th
Neel Joshi
India
46,800,000

91st
Hien Ngoc Vo
Vietnam
46,800,000

92nd
Chun Min Tai
Taiwan
46,800,000

93rd
Lam Son Phu Pham
Vietnam
46,800,000

94th
Kevin Ang
Malaysia
46,800,000

95th
Jeremy Touboulic
France
46,800,000

96th
Rungrot Nuannoi
Thailand
40,400,000

97th
Teng Kah Yew
Malaysia
40,400,000

98th
Yi Chung Ho
Taiwan
40,400,000

99th
Kumpyo Cho
Korea
40,400,000

100th
Junam Yu
Korea
40,400,000

101st
John Tech
Philippines
40,400,000

102nd
Huynh Van Hung
Vietnam
40,400,000

103rd
Jun Hee Kim
Korea
40,400,000

104th
Choung Hong Tran
Vietnam
40,400,000

105th
Abhinav Iyer
India
40,400,000

106th
Choong Sub Lim
Malaysia
40,400,000

107th
Yi Wei Peng
Taiwan
40,400,000

108th
Seongsu Kong
Korea
40,400,000

109th
Jason Kyle Magbanua
Philippines
40,400,000

110th
Thai Duong Ho Vo
Vietnam
40,400,000

111th
Hamish Crawshaw
New Zealand
40,400,000

112th
Conrad Lumaban
Philippines
40,400,000

113th
Chun Kit Leung
Hong Kong
40,400,000

114th
Wai Keong Yong
Malaysia
40,400,000

115th
Aigars Plivcs
Latvia
40,400,000

116th
Kyungsuk Ko
Korea
40,400,000

117th
Chin Wei Lim
Malaysia
40,400,000

118th
Minh Duc Nguyen
Vietnam
40,400,000

119th
Kevin Yun Lam Choi
Hong Kong
40,400,000

 

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