The 3rd DXPC | Day 1 kicks off with Li Shuai taking the lead and Yu Andi topping Group A of the opening race with 340,500 points.

On September 10th, the third DXPC officially kicked off its first day of competition. The event featured a series of matches including the Feedback Tournament, Opening Event Groups A and B, the 2-7 Three-Turn Tournament, a Mini-Turbo Tournament, and the Main Event Qualifier. The series entered a high-density schedule right from the opening day.

Among them, Li Shuai was the first to break through from the feedback tournament and become one of the first champions of the third DXPC; in the opening tournament, Yu Andi led Group A with 340,500 chips, while Yao Yuan became the chip leader in Group B with 182,000 chips, both of whom secured a place in the second round.

The game was packed to capacity, and Li Shuai secured a winning start to the series.

On the first morning of the third DXPC, a large number of players lined up to enter the registration area, making the feedback tournament one of the most anticipated events of the day.

After approximately 7 hours of competition, the winner was:

Li Shuai

They successfully emerged as the final winners, taking the title of the third DXPC champion.

This victory also made Li Shuai one of the first players to reach the top in this series, giving him an ideal start to the subsequent matches.

Opening Tournament Group A: Andy Yu leads with 340,500 chips.

In addition to the feedback matches, the opening matches, Groups A and B, also started simultaneously on the first day.

In Group A, the reigning High Score Championship winner:

Yu Andy

They delivered another outstanding performance.

After completing the first round of matches, Yu Andy has accumulated:

340,500 Scoreboard

They advanced to the second round as the top seed in Group A.

Opening match Group A focus

For Andy, from winning the previous series to leading again in the first round of this year's opening event, it is a continuation of his consistent performance on the DXPC circuit.

Yao Yuan leads Group B of the opening match with 182,000 points.

Group B consists of:

Yao Yuan

They completed a comeback in the later stages of the game.

Ultimately, he concluded with:

182,000 Scoreboard

He became the chip leader in Group B and successfully qualified for the next stage.

Opening match Group B focus

With Groups A and B completed, Yu Andi and Yao Yuan took the lead in the opening match, establishing a scoreboard advantage.

David won 2-7 and changed the championship three times.

In the mixed game category, the first 2-7 three-change event of the third DXPC was completed simultaneously to determine the champion.

final:

David

Successfully reached the summit.

This is also the first mixed game championship in this series.

Unlike traditional NLH, 2-7 three-draw games require players to form the lowest possible hand through a maximum of three draws, which places different demands on the range of draws, judgment of the opponent's hand strength, and betting rhythm.

Wang Xingdong and Ye Shuqiang won the fast race championships respectively.

Both mini-fast tournaments were also completed on the first day.

Event #3 was ultimately decided by:

Wang Xingdong

Win the championship.

The other event, Event #5, was hosted by:

Ye Shuqiang

He successfully reached the summit, becoming one of the last champions to emerge on the first day.

DXPC Day 1 Main Champions

The main event qualifiers went on until late at night.

The main event qualifiers will continue after other events have concluded.

As the competition entered its final synchronized phase, players began directly vying for entry into the main event, and the first day of competition continued until late at night.

For players who have not yet secured a spot in the main event, the qualifying tournament becomes an important pathway to the core events of the series.

The main event will officially begin on September 11th.

Following the first day of feedback matches, the opening match, and several side matches as warm-up events, the third DXPC will be held at:

September 11

Welcome the core of the series:

The main event has officially begun.

From a packed stadium on the first day, to Li Shuai's early victory, and then to Yu Andi and Yao Yuan taking the chip lead in Groups A and B of the opening tournament respectively, the third DXPC has quickly entered a competitive phase.

Next, the focus will shift entirely to the Main Event. With more players joining, the size of the first round, the number of players advancing, and the first Main Event chip leaders will become the most important news items for the next day of competition.

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