PS Taiwan Open

Flight G marks the last opportunity to qualify for Day 2 of the PS Taiwan Open, drawing 86 entries all chasing a cash and a seat in the next stage. When the final hands are dealt, just 13 players successfully bag their chips and lock up an in-the-money finish.

At the top of the counts is Lin Wei-Chih, who closes the flight with 369,000 chips to lead the final wave of qualifiers.

With all starting flights now complete, Day 2 is officially set. A total of 91 players remain from a massive 597 entries, all still in contention as the championship battle continues.

Flight E of the PS Taiwan Open draws 56 entries, and after a hard-fought session, only 9 players remain to secure their seats for Sunday’s Day 2.

At the top of the leaderboard is Chee Kuo Chen, who closes the flight in command with 256,000 chips after building steadily throughout the day.

Close behind are Tsui Man Chung with 247,000 and Chung Kai-An with 228,000, both well-positioned as the race toward Day 2 intensifies.

With another flight completed, the field continues to take shape as players prepare for the next stage of the championship battle.

Day 1F of the PS Taiwan Open draws a massive 144-entry field, making it one of the largest starting flights of the event. After 18 levels of play, the field trims down to 22 survivors, all of whom are already in the money and have locked up their seats for Day 2.

Leading the way is Wang Wei-Hsiang, who delivers a commanding performance throughout the session to bag 587,000 chips. Wang builds steadily across the later levels and closes strong, positioning himself as one of the key stacks to watch when play resumes.

With Day 2 approaching, the momentum continues to build as the remaining contenders prepare for the next stage of the championship.

Flight C of the PS Taiwan Open sees 43 players take their shot at a Day 2 berth, but only 7 successfully make it through to the next stage.

Topping the counts is Chang Yu Jun, who bags the largest stack of the flight with 387,000 chips after a steady climb throughout the session.

Close behind are Yoo Eun Jung with 286,600 and Chen Guan Lun with 244,000, both positioning themselves well for the battles ahead.

With another flight now complete, the Day 2 field continues to take shape as contenders prepare for the next chapter of the PS Taiwan Open.

Flight D of the PS Taiwan Open has officially wrapped up, with 13 players advancing from a field of 87 entries to Day 2. All survivors secure their seats for the next stage as the race intensifies.

At the top of the counts is Kim Hyunsup, who bags an impressive 416,000 chips after a steady and composed showing throughout the session. With more than USD 1,800,000 in career live earnings, Kim enters Day 2 as one of the most seasoned and formidable contenders still in the field.

Close behind are Chen Hong-Yu with 414,000, Lim Yohwan on 382,000, and Shen Hao carrying 280,000 — all positioning themselves strongly for the battles ahead.

With another flight completed, the momentum builds as the PS Taiwan Open edges closer to a decisive Day 2 showdown.

Flight D Survivors & Chip Counts

After sixteen demanding 40-minute levels, Flight A of the PS Taiwan Open comes to a close. The opening flight attracts 108 entries, and when the dust settles, just 16 players remain standing. Each survivor locks up a cash and secures a seat into Day 2, crossing the first major milestone on the road ahead.

Sitting at the top of the leaderboard is Chueh Kou-Long, who bags 356,000 chips to finish as the Flight A chip leader. Chueh builds momentum early after a pivotal three-way all-in and maintains steady control near the top of the counts throughout the session.

Close behind is Ha Tai Hong, who finishes with 351,000 following an assertive yet disciplined performance. Entering later than most, Ha wastes little time applying pressure and quickly climbs into serious contention.

Also advancing in strong shape is reigning PS Main Event Champion Lai Hsuan-Yu, who closes the day fifth in chips with 319,000, positioning himself for another potential deep run.

Among the other notable qualifiers are Edward Yam (116,000) and Justin Chan (189,000), both seasoned competitors on the Asian circuit, as Flight A sends a talented group forward into Day 2.