David Fong Finishes in Third Position, Earning $4,195 in Prize Money

PLO tournament heads-up stage remaining, as David Fong finishes at 3rd position. Fong struggled for chips in the last two levels but secured a double. However, this wasn't sufficient...

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2025 June 2 . 10:03 PM

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PLO tournament shifts to head-to-head play as David Fong settles for third place, struggling with... — PLO tournament shifts to head-to-head play as David Fong settles for third place, struggling with short stacks for the final levels. Despite locating a double up, it wasn't enough to...

David Fong Finishes in Third Position, Earning $4,195 in Prize Money

In the PPT series' $450 PLO tournament, it's now just a showdown between the remaining two players after David Fong ended his poker run in third place. The last two levels proved tough for Fong, and despite scoring a double for a brief moment, he couldn't sustain it.

The final hand saw Fong limping in and calling Varan Sidhu's 90k raise post-flop. The board displayed 2♠8♦3♠. Fong, sensing an opportunity, shoved the rest of his chips. Sidhu, not to be outdone, called. Both players drew a three, but Sidhu had the upper hand with a better kicker, and he held on to take the pot.

Although Fong finished in third, earning $4,195, Varan Sidhu outlasted him, securing $6,555 as the runner-up. However, Sidhu's path to the runner-up spot involved more than just defeating Fong—he managed to outmaneuver Luteng Li in the heads-up battle, but the tactics they used remain undisclosed[1].

Varan Sidhu's poker skills shone brightly as he navigated casino-games within the casino-and-gambling environment, outmaneuvering Luteng Li in a heads-up battle using tactics that remain undisclosed. In the end, he took down the final pot against David Fong in a high-stakes poker game of PLO.