SUPER CUP Incheon | Jung Hanbin wins the opening tournament, Udachi and Tina both advance to the final table

On October 9, 2026, the 7th SUPER CUP Incheon Station entered its second day of competition at Paradise City in South Korea. Players who advanced from the first day returned to the tables, and the opening event entered the 21-player final stage; at the same time, the Mini Main Event Day 1A and Day 1B officially started, further intensifying the competition in the series.

The biggest highlight of the day came from the opening tournament. South Korean player Jung Hanbin staged a comeback after being on the verge of elimination due to a short yardage, ultimately defeating his last opponent to claim the title. SUPER CUP's Japanese ambassador, Udachi, and South Korean ambassador, Tina, both made it to the Final Table, finishing 9th and 4th respectively.

210 people participated in the opening round, and 21 people advanced to the final day.

The #1 opening tournament includes:

210 people participated

After the first day ended:

21 people advanced to the final day

Day 2 began at 12:00 PM Korean time on October 9th. After continuous eliminations, the final 9 players formed the Final Table.

No Chinese players made it to the final table, but both SUPER CUP ambassadors, Udachi and Tina, successfully reached the final table, becoming one of the main highlights of the day.

Key data from the opening match

Udachi A8 collided with Tina JJ, finishing in 9th place.

Shortly after the Final Table began, Japanese brand ambassador Udachi made a crucial all-in.

The blind betting at that time was:

25,000 / 50,000 / 50,000

Udachi's pre-flop holdings:

A8

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Tina received:

JJ

Complete the call.

The community cards didn't help Udachi complete the comeback, and she ultimately finished the opening tournament in 9th place.

This hand allowed Tina to further accumulate chips early in the final table, continuing her push for the championship.

Tina's 99 score was doubled by AT, and then she stopped at fourth place in A2.

When only 4 players remained in the game, Tina maintained a relatively conservative pace.

At the 40,000/80,000/80,000 level, she holds:

99

Call a short-stack player with:

AT

Initiated all-in.

The flop revealed two 10s, giving AT a huge lead and causing Tina to lose some chips.

After entering the 50,000/100,000/100,000 level, she gradually rebuilt her chips by filling small pots, eventually winning:

A2o

Go all in on the remaining approximately 690,000 chips.

Another South Korean female contestant:

KQs

Complete the call.

Flip the card:

K-9-4

The opponent hit a pair of Kings to take the lead, but no Ace appeared on the turn or river.

Tina therefore:

4th place

The opening match of this tournament has concluded.

The South Korean female player won several crucial all-in matches to advance to the Heads-Up.

After Tina was eliminated, the last female player on the field made it all the way to the championship singles match.

She made two crucial double-up plays in the Final Table.

One of these occurred at the 30,000/60,000/60,000 level.

HJ raised to 120,000, BTN went all in for 375,000, BB went all in again, and HJ followed suit, resulting in a three-way all-in.

showdown:

Female contestant: A♦K♥
HJ: 5♥5♦
BB: Q♣9♣

Public sign:

J♠ A♠ K♠ 2♥ 4♥

She hit two pairs of Aces and Kings on the flop, successfully tripling her score and causing her chip count to rise rapidly.

KQ against AT, the river card completes a straight and doubles up again.

While still in the 30,000/60,000/60,000 level, she once again participated in large pots.

Female player UTG holds:

K♠Q♣

Increase the bet to 155,000.

BB holds:

A♦T♣

All in for 740,000.

The female player called.

Public sign:

Q♥ A♦ T♦ J♣ 3♦

After the flop, BB led with two pairs of A and T; however, the turn J gave KQ a straight of AKQJT, allowing the female player to take the lead and double up again.

BB had only 15,000 chips left and faced her again shortly afterward. Ultimately, the female player defeated her opponent's 58s with K7 to be eliminated.

These two hands put her in the leading group at the table, and she went on to advance to the Heads-Up.

Jung Hanbin staged a short-pitch comeback, ultimately defeating Q8 with K3 to win the championship.

The champion's one-on-one matchup has reached the 75,000/125,000/125,000 level.

Jung Hanbin holds:

K♥3♠

Choose to go all in, taking advantage of the longer code.

The opponent got:

Q♥8♣

I decided to follow suit.

Public sign:

T♦ J♠ A♠ 6♠ 5♦

Neither of them hit the pair, and Jung Hanbin ultimately won with K-high over Q-high, officially securing the championship.

Key points of the opening match final results

Jung Hanbin's path to the championship was not a smooth one; he once fell to the short yards and was on the verge of elimination, but he turned things around with several crucial all-in moves and eventually won the title.

158 players participated in the Mini Main Event Groups A and B, with 31 advancing.

While the opening tournament determined the champion, the #5 mini main event also officially kicked off on October 9th.

Day 1A will start at 11:00 local time, and Day 1B will start at 16:30.

Group A consists of:

68 people participated

final:

7 people advanced

Group B has a total of:

90 people participated

final:

24 people advanced

Two sets total:

158 people participated, and 31 advanced.

Data from the first two groups of the mini main event

On October 10th, there will also be Day 1C, Day 1D, and Day 1E quick matches, which are the last chances to advance from the first round of the mini main event.

Wu Qingjun entered the prize money, while TT collided with JJ and was eliminated just short of advancing.

Group A consists of:

10 prize pool slots

But only:

7 people advanced to the next stage

Chinese player Wu Qingjun, a member of the Xianju team, successfully advanced to the prize money, but encountered a crucial hand in the battle for the last 7 qualifying spots.

Pre-flop, UTG raised to 4 big blinds.

Wu Qingjun only has:

16 Great Blinds

He received:

TT

After thinking it over, I decided to go all in.

Opponent's hand:

JJ

Quickly follow up with your bets.

The community cards failed to help Wu Qingjun make a comeback, and he was thus stopped despite already being in the money, missing out on the next stage of the mini-main event.

Duomei's three 7s eliminated two opponents in one move.

Another key hand in the mini-main event came from South Korean player Duomei.

Blind betting at the time:

1,500 / 3,000 / 3,000

HJ raises to 6,000, Udachi calls on the BTN, and Duomei calls on the SB, creating a three-way pot.

Flip the card:

6♥ 7♥ K♠

Duomei checked, HJ bet 4,000, and both Udachi and Duomei called.

Turn Card:

7♣

Duomei checked again, HJ continued to bet 8,000, and Udachi called.

At this moment, Duomei suddenly increased the bet to 25,000.

HJ then shoved in all 98,300 chips, and Udachi also put in his last approximately 18,000. Duomei thought for a moment and called after using two delayed cards.

Three-way showdown

HJ：A♣K♣
Udachi：K♥J♥
Duomei：5♦7♦

Duomei has already completed three 7s on the turn, giving him a significant lead over his two opponents who only have a pair of Kings.

River card:

4♦

The outcome remained unchanged; Duomei swept the chips from both opponents, creating one of the most representative multi-way pots of the mini-main event day.

Lee Mirim, Park Jaeyeon, and Kim Kyungmo won the supplementary tournament.

Three more matches will be held on October 9th to determine the champion.

South Korean player Lee Mirim won:

#7 Night Match: Winner Decides the Dealer

Park Jaeyeon is at:

#6 MonsterStack

Successfully reached the summit.

Another South Korean player, Kim Kyungmo, achieved the following:

#8 Quick Tournament 2

champion.

The winner of the supplementary competition was announced on October 9th.

The opening tournament has concluded, and the final three groups of the Mini Main Event will take place on October 10th.

After the second day of competition at SUPER CUP Incheon, the opening match of the first major event officially determined the champion.

Jung Hanbin staged a remarkable comeback from a field of 210, ultimately winning the Heads-Up race by defeating the Q-high with a K-high finish. The two SUPER CUP ambassadors also delivered impressive performances, with Udachi finishing 9th and Tina making it all the way to the final 4.

In the mini-main event, a total of 158 players participated in Groups A and B, with 31 advancing. Chinese player Wu Qingjun successfully made it into the money, but encountered JJ in a TT (Time Trial) event before advancing, failing to secure a spot in the final 7.

On October 10th, the mini-main event will feature three starting groups: C, D, and E. With the final batch of qualifying spots determined in the first round, the complete final lineup will be officially finalized.

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