SUPER CUP Incheon | Masuda Takashi wins the Mini Main Event, MOMOKA finishes 8th, Leo Rizzo competes in the High Roller.

On October 11, 2026, the 7th SUPER CUP Incheon event entered its fourth day of competition. As the series progressed from the opening stage to the middle stage, multiple events proceeded simultaneously on the day. The Mini Main Event, with 438 participants, determined its champion, the High Roller event officially began Day 1, and the Isabel Ladies Event and Sunday Super Stack side events also produced champions.

Japanese player Masuda Takashi emerged as one of the biggest winners of the day, advancing all the way to the Heads-Up in the Mini Main Event Final Table and ultimately securing the championship with a clash of AA against KK in the final hand. Japanese female player MOMOKA was the only female player at the final table, finishing in 8th place.

The mini main event had 438 participants, with 44 advancing to compete for the championship.

This year's SUPER CUP Incheon #5 Mini Main Event features:

Guaranteed bonus of 950,000 RMB

The event has attracted a total of:

438 people participated

Total:

44 people successfully advanced

The competition for the championship has now begun.

As the tournament was eliminated down to the final nine players, Japanese female poker player MOMOKA became the only female player in the Final Table.

Mini Main Event Core Data

MOMOKA flopped a set in 55 and went on to win a full house in the first final table.

When the final table reached the 9-player stage, the blinds were:

30,000 / 60,000 / 60,000

MOMOKA holds the following position in CO:

5♥5♣

A direct all-in purchase would cost approximately 1,200,000.

After consideration, the BB short code player concluded:

A♦Q♦

Complete the call.

Public signs issued:

7♥ 2♠ 5♦ 7♠ A♠

MOMOKA hit a set on the flop, and then leveled up after the turn card showed a 7:

5 gourds that are full of 7

Successfully won the pot and eliminated one opponent.

This is also the first all-in elimination match after the Final Table was formed.

AQ's challenge against JJ resulted in a defeat, severely impacting Momoka's chip count.

Shortly after at the same blind level, MOMOKA was once again involved in a pre-flop all-in.

She holds the following position in HJ:

A♠Q♣

Increase the bet to 125,000.

BTN holds:

J♥J♣

All-in directly: 650,000.

MOMOKA chose to call.

This time, all the community cards were low-value cards, with neither A nor Q appearing, allowing JJ to maintain his lead.

MOMOKA lost 650,000 chips as a result, significantly reducing his previously ample stack. He subsequently reduced his attack frequency and switched to a more stable short-to-medium stack strategy.

67 chased and collided with K high flush, MOMOKA stopped in 8th place.

Enter:

40,000 / 80,000 / 80,000

After the level, MOMOKA had his last hand.

She increased her bet to 160,000 in the CO position, and held in the BB position:

6♠7♦

Complete the call.

Flip the card:

4♣ 3♣ Q♥

MOMOKA opted to immediately roll over the remaining approximately 670,000 chips.

After consideration, CO concluded:

K♣6♣

Follow up.

At this point, MOMOKA is mainly chasing straights, while his opponent has a flush draw.

Turn Card:

A♦

River card:

5♣

The river card 5 gives MOMOKA a 3-4-5-6-7 straight, but it is also the third club, giving the opponent a King-high flush.

MOMOKA ultimately concluded with:

8th place

This concludes the Mini Main Event.

Although she failed to advance further towards the championship, she was the only female player in the Final Table and displayed a fairly aggressive style in the early stages of the final table.

Masuda Takashi Heads-Up AA vs. KK to claim the championship

The championship was ultimately won by Japanese athlete Masuda Takashi.

The final move in Heads-Up has arrived:

100,000 / 200,000 / 200,000

BTN initially bet 200,000, Masuda Takashi raised to 600,000 on the BB, and BTN called.

Flip the card:

9♦ Q♣ Q♥

Takashi checked, the BTN bet 400,000, and he chose to call.

Turn Card:

6♣

Takashi bet 900,000, and his opponent quickly called.

River card:

4♣

Takashi bet another 2,000,000, BTN immediately went all-in, and Takashi called.

The two sides confront each other:

Masuda Takashi：A♥A♣

BTN：K♣K♥

This was originally a classic cooler with AA against KK, but after the river card, the board had three clubs: Q♣, 6♣, and 4♣. Both players used their clubs to form a flush.

Takashi secured the final pot with an A♣ to form an even higher A-high flush, officially winning the SUPER CUP Incheon Mini Main Event.

43 people registered for the High Roller event, and 22 advanced to Day 2.

While the Mini Main Event crowned its champion, the #13 High Roller event also officially kicked off its Day 1 on October 11.

Guaranteed minimum for this game:

400,000 RMB

On the first day, there were:

43 people signed up

After the competition on Day 1:

22 people advanced

However, the scale of the competition has not yet been finalized, as registration is still open for the first two levels on Day 2, October 12.

High Roller Day 1 Data

Brazilian BSOP ambassador Leo Rizzo appears in Incheon

A well-known face from South America also appeared on the high roller course:

Leo Rizzo

Rizzo is the spokesperson for the Brazilian Poker Series of the Year (BSOP) and has been active in the poker scene in Brazil and Latin America for many years. He also has an entrepreneurial background.

He traveled from Brazil to South Korea to participate in the SUPER CUP Incheon event and directly entered the high roller competition.

For SUPER CUP, the presence of Rizzo from the BSOP brand further enhances the intercontinental element in the lineup for this year's Incheon event.

Since the original article only confirmed Rizzo's participation in the High Roller event, without revealing his final Day 1 chip count or whether he finished in 22nd place to qualify, no further speculation will be made regarding his subsequent results.

Kim Jeongmin wins the Isabel Ladies' Contest title

The #14 Isabel Ladies Tournament also concluded its championship match on October 11.

Ultimately, the South Korean player was chosen.

Kim Jeongmin

Successfully reached the summit.

The SUPER CUP Incheon event features two women's exclusive tournaments, with the Isabel Ladies Tournament being one of the key events.

The original article did not provide the number of participants, Final Table rankings, or champion prizes; therefore, only the confirmed champion information has been retained.

Taichi Samukawo wins Sunday Super Stack

The #12 Sunday Super Stack featured Japanese players:

Taichi Samukawo

Win the championship.

This event also did not publish complete final table information in the text section, therefore no additional unconfirmed entry or prize figures will be provided.

Japanese players swept both night race titles.

Japanese athletes also won the other two supplementary matches that evening.

Nakamoto Yuki achieved:

#15 Night Match: All in or Fold Champion

Tamura Hidekazu won:

#16 Night Race: Quick Tournament Champion

The champion was announced on October 11th.

Takashi wins Mini Main Event, High Roller enters Day 2

After the fourth day of competition at SUPER CUP Incheon, the champion of the mini main event, which had 438 participants, was officially determined.

In the final hand of Heads-Up, Masuda Takashi faced a formidable AA vs. KK matchup, and then used A♣ on a board of three clubs to complete a higher flush, ultimately securing the championship.

MOMOKA became the only female player in the Final Table. She first eliminated her opponent by hitting a full house with 55 points, and then stopped in 8th place.

Another important event, the High Roller, saw 43 entries and 22 advances on Day 1, while the first two levels of Day 2 are still open to new players. Brazilian BSOP ambassador Leo Rizzo has also made an appearance, further enhancing the international appeal of this high-stakes tournament.

As the series continues, Day 2 of the High Roller event and several other key events will be the main focus of the SUPER CUP Incheon event.

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