PS Warm Up

Flight A of the PS Warm Up delivers fireworks from the first shuffle, drawing a massive 150 entries before trimming down to 23 survivors advancing to the next stage. After a full day of relentless action, it is Hwan Kim Ji who rises above the field, closing the night as chip leader with 334,000.

Hot on his heels is compatriot Kim Jim Hwan, who bags 298,000 to keep Korea firmly at the top of the counts. Yang Hung An follows with 260,000, while Nelson Tia builds a strong 258,000 stack to remain well within striking distance. Rounding out the top five is Wu Chen Hung, who secures 250,000.

With 23 players punching their tickets forward from a starting field of 150, the PS Warm Up is already shaping into a fiercely competitive battlefield as the hunt for the trophy intensifies.

Flight B of the PS Warm Up turns up the heat, drawing a massive 195 entries before narrowing down to 28 survivors who secure their seats into the next stage. After a fiercely contested day of action, it is Shin Jae Wook who stands tallest, closing the flight as chip leader with an impressive 423,000.

Breathing right down his neck is Tsai Cheng En, who bags 417,000 to remain within striking distance of the summit. Thailand makes a strong statement with Jakkapong Apirattanachot (382,000) and Suppachai Muensang (372,000) both building commanding stacks, while Loh Chee Heng rounds out the top five with 361,000.

With 28 players advancing from a towering 195-entry field, momentum is building rapidly in the PS Warm Up as the road to the trophy grows increasingly intense.