Warm Up Mystery Bounty

Flight B of the Warm Up Mystery Bounty comes to a close as the second of four starting flights completes its run. The session attracts 70 entries, with registration open through ten levels before the field is reduced to 11 players advancing to the next stage.

The standout performer of the night is Wei Jen Wang, who bags a commanding 448,000 chips. After remaining within striking distance for much of the day, Wang shifts gears following the final break, capitalizing on key pots in the closing levels to separate himself from the pack.

The late push does more than secure him the Flight B chip lead — it moves him ahead of Chan Lok, giving Wang the overall lead across Flights A and B.

With two flights now in the books, momentum builds and the pursuit of the mystery envelopes intensifies as the Warm Up Mystery Bounty continues to unfold.

Momentum continues to build in the Warm Up Mystery Bounty, with Flight C producing the largest turnout so far. A massive 148 entries fill the tables, and after a demanding nine-hour grind, the field narrows to 22 survivors advancing to the Final Day.

At the top of the counts is Tang Chi Ngong, who bags an imposing 560,000 chips to assume overall chip-lead duties. His stack surpasses the previous benchmark set by Wei Jen Wang, and he becomes the first player in the event to cross the half-million mark heading into the next stage.

Ngong’s momentum swings sharply in his favor early in the evening when he scoops a massive three-way pot with the nut flush, eliminating Chi Jen Chen and Chen Jui in a single blow. From that moment, he maintains steady pressure and continues to widen the gap as the levels progress.

Chasing from behind is Yu Chen Huang, who closes the day with 455,000 chips. Gerald Foo sits close on 452,000, keeping the race tight among the top stacks as the Mystery Bounty heads toward its climactic stage.

The Warm Up Mystery Bounty kicks off with a strong opening flight, drawing 74 entries and setting an energetic tone for the series. After play reaches the 15% ITM mark, the field trims down to 11 players, all of whom secure a share of the prize pool and advance to the next stage.

Sitting atop the counts is Chan Lok, who delivers a commanding Day 1 performance to bag 364,000 chips. Chan applies maximum pressure around the bubble, capitalizing on key moments to pull ahead when it matters most.

Close behind is Hao Cheng, trailing by just two big blinds and keeping the race for the overall lead tightly contested. With Flight A now complete, momentum builds as more contenders prepare to enter the Warm Up Mystery Bounty battlefield.