In a heads-up pot to the 
flop, Eng Siang Ewe checked out of the big blind and then folded when Thinh Thai Chu bet on the button for 3,000.
One hand later, Chu opened to 4,000 in the cutoff for Ewe to call in the small blind and quickly check the 
flop. Another bet by Chu won the next small pot.
Thinh Thai Chu entered the field and drew the outer table. In pretty much the first hand he played, a pot of around 55,000 emerged to the 
river on which he checked. Hing Yaung Chow then bet 55,000 on the button and Chu mulled it over.
"Just call," he said in table chat and tossed in a single chip. Chow revealed the 
for the king-high flush and reclaimed more previously lost chips.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Chi Zhang bet 15,000 and Vincent Huang called. They headed to the turn on which Zhang checked. Huang bet 75,000 and that won the pot without resistance.
Level: 2
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Hing Yaung Chow bet the 
flop on the outer tables to get called by Eng Siang Ewe and the latter then folded the 
turn when facing another bet worth 10,000. "So beautiful," he sighed and exposed the 
.
Chow flashed an ace-king for the top pair and top kicker.
There was a manual redraw for the nine active players once Eng Siang Ewe appeared to take a seat and he was drawn to the outer tables.
Vincent Huang raised to 5,000 from under the gun and collected the blinds and big blind ante.
One hand later, Kok Weng Beh raised to 4,000 and was called by Hing Yaung Chow as well as Hamish Crawshaw. Chi Zhang three-bet to 22,000 on the button and Beh reraised to 84,000. Chow now clicked it up to 166,000 and Crawshaw quickly folded.
Zhang gasped for a moment and then folded as well with a grin on the face while Beh called. Both players checked the flop and Beh also checked the 
turn. Once Chow bet 60,000, an instant check-shove by Beh followed and that won the pot without any further resistance.
Chi Zhang tossed in calling chips from under the gun before any cards were dealt, thinking he was in the big blind which wasn't the case. A limped pot emerged and Zhang then bet the flop for 3,000 to win the pot. With a big grin on the face, he exposed the 
for the top pair and top kicker.
Thailand's Thanisorn Saelor and Aussie Hamish Crawshaw have entered the field to make it a seven-handed feature table. At least two further players are already registered but haven't taken a seat yet.
Five players are currently active on the live-streamed table and there was no other big pot just yet after the first big tussle. Several small pots were traded until Vincent Huang raised to 5,000 on the button and Hing Yaung Chow called in the big blind.
On the 
flop, Chow check-called for 4,000 and both checked the turn. Chow bet the river for 4,000 and folded when Huang raised it up to 25,000.
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