Xiaosheng Zheng Won The WPT Cambodia Championship – CodigoPoker

Xiaosheng Zheng Won The WPT Cambodia Championship - CodigoPoker
Xiaosheng Zheng won the WPT Cambodia Championship

This week, a new edition of the World Poker Tour Championship was held, taking place in the impressive destination of Cambodia

Hong Kong
. The tournament had a buy-in of US$3,500 and attracted hundreds of players from the Asian region to compete for one of the most coveted titles in world poker. Ultimately, the one who ended up taking home the biggest prize was Xiaosheng Zheng
China
, who achieved the highest payout of his career.

The tournament had a total of 425 entries and awarded a prize pool of US$1,500,000 guaranteed, which was distributed among the top 54 positions in the event. Due to its exotic location, the event did not feature many Latin American representatives, but was mostly comprised of Asian and European players.

To secure the victory, Xiaosheng Zheng had to overcome a final table consisting of 6 great players, including himself. Chengcai Pan

China
entered the final definition as the clear chip leader, but only managed to reach 4th place, falling to Zheng himself. Later, Michael O’Neill
Ireland
would be responsible for eliminating Kunal Patni
India
in 3rd place, to reach the heads-up against Xiaosheng Zheng.

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Oneil Zheng

O’Neill and Zheng Battled in the Heads-Up

The heads-up was a long and arduous battle between two great players. Initially, O’Neill took the lead with a 3-to-1 chip advantage, which wouldn’t last long. Shortly after, Zheng was back in front, determined to head towards the title.

Finally, the players reached an agreement to split the prizes and play for the trophy. In the final hand, O’Neill bet all his chips with A J and was up against his opponent’s A A. The board showed 7 6 3 J 2, and in this way, Xiaosheng Zheng was crowned champion of the WPT Cambodia Championship, winning a prize of US$244,500.

WPT Cambodia Championship

Buy-in: US$3,500
Entries: 425
Prize Pool: US$1,500,000 GTD

Finalists

1st

China
Xiaosheng Zheng – US$244,500
2nd
Ireland
Michael O’Neill – US$249,700
3rd
India
Kunal Patni – US$145,000
4th
China
Chengcai Pan – US$110,000
5th
France
Julien Sitbon – US$83,000
6th
Malaysia
Pang Kok Yong – US$63,000

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