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Kim Gap Young opened to 27,000 from early position only to have Daren Yoon three-bet to 75,000 from hi-jack.
Young made the call to see a 
flop fall and Young lead for 70,000. Yoon made the call as the 
on the turn was checked through before the 
landed on the river.
Pausing for a moment, Young fired out a small bet of 40,000 which Yoon called, only to follow it with a muck after seeing Young table his 
.
As Yoon slips to 435,000, Young climbs to 1,320,000 in chips.
Kim Gap Young entered the pot with a raise to 27,000 and both Daren Yoon and Young-shin Im made the call from the button and big blind respectively.
Young fired out a continuation bet of 50,000 on the 
flop to force a fold from Yoon before Im bumped it to 125,000.
Young tossed his cards to the muck while slipping to 1,110,000 while Im climbed to 770,000 in chips.
Kim Gap Young opened to 27,000 from the cutoff only to have Fabiano Michael move all in for 241,000 from the small blind.
With the action on Daren Yoon in the big blind, he deliberated for several moments before kicking his cards to the muck as Young followed suit.
With action on Fabiano Michael in early position, he moved all in for 230,000 to pick up the blinds and antes and add a vital 26,000 to his chip stack.
The following hand, Richard En opted for the same move - an all in for his last 189,000 - to force tank folds from the blinds.
The big blind - Raymond Lapitan - folded his 
face up, and as En collected the pot, he flashed an ace too.
Kim Gap Young opened to 27,000 from under the gun and found a caller in Jukka Juvonen who opted to defend his big blind.
Juvonen checked dark as the dealer dropped a 
flop with Young checking behind.
The on the turn was greeted by another check from Juvonen before Young fired out a bet of 25,000.
Juvonen made the call before both players checked the on the river.
Young tabled his 
to best Juvonen's 
as the first pot of the final table goes to the chip leader.
The 236 players have formed a PHP 21,518,480 or $490,170 prizepool with the final nine players battling it out over the following payouts.
| Place | Payout (PHP) | Payout (USD) |
| 1st | PHP 5,810,000 | $132,346 |
| 2nd | PHP 3,660,000 | $83,371 |
| 3rd | PHP 2,045,000 | $46,583 |
| 4th | PHP 1,560,000 | $35,535 |
| 5th | PHP 1,290,000 | $29,385 |
| 6th | PHP 1,025,000 | $23,348 |
| 7th | PHP 805,000 | $18,337 |
| 8th | PHP 645,000 | $14,692 |
| 9th | PHP 485,480 | $11,059 |
The cards are now in the air for the final table.
The button is starting in seat nine.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
33-year old Richard En has been playing poker for ten years. He's primarily a cash game player, preferring to play $1-$2 Pot-Limit Omaha. He's cashed twice at the World Series of Poker but this is his first APPT final table.
He credits Phil "OMGClayAiken" Galfond as his biggest influence in poker and enjoys MMA when he's not at the poker table. His work is cut out for him -- he brings just 16 big blinds to the final table.
Courtesy of PokerStars Blog.
Jukka Juvonen is a 59-year old Civil Engineer from Finland but is a regular support of poker tournaments throughout the Asian region. Juvonen got started in the game thanks to his father when he was just a child, and has built an impressive career that features results throughout Europe, Asia and America where he picked up two WSOP cash results.
Juvonen stormed into the chip lead on Day 3 when he turned a flush against Alexander Beeckx’s pocket aces and from there, he cruised to the final table where he sits comfortably in the middle of the pack.
Courtesy of PokerStars Blog.
