Re-Entries
2
Prize
Blind level
Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000
Entries
28/416
Total Chips
20,800,000
Average
742,857

Day 2

JJ DuqueJJ Duque
10/25/2024, 7:49:30 AM

Will Ysmael Wins Significant Chips With Ace High

Level 14: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000
Will Ysmael

Will Ysmael made a 6,000 min-raise from under the gun and was called by hi-jack Julian Warhurst, button Moses Saquing and big blind Takumi Odani. Four players were shown a flop of Q 4 K . All four checked to see a 5 on the turn. Action was checked to Ysmael, who bet out 12,500. Warhurst stood down while Saquing and Odani made the call to see a 3 on the river. The three remaining checked again for a show-card moment.


Odani showed a busted guthsot. Saquing mucked. Ysmael's ace high was good enough to take down the pot.

PlayerHandChips
WY
William YsmaelPhilippines [PHL]Philippines
AT
152,000(51 BB)
87
227,000(76 BB)
JW
170,000(57 BB)
MS
Moses SaquingUnited States of America [USA]United States of America
747,000(249 BB)
Blind level
Level 11: 1,000 / 1,500 ante: 1,500
Entries
80/194
Total Chips
9,700,000
Average
121,250

Day 1B

JJ DuqueJJ Duque
10/24/2024, 6:30:47 PM

Kiim Youngkim Leads Flight B Survivors

Level 11: 1,000 / 1,500 ante: 1,500
Kiim Kiyoung

After the storm in the city subsided, so did the action settle down at Okada Manila where Flight B of the APPT Manila Championship concluded for the day. 194 entries made the buy-in of PHP 165,000 (~US$ 2,850) to compete for their share of the PHP 55,000,000 (~US$ 960,850) guaranteed prize pool. 80 players were still on their seats to bag their chips at the end of 11 levels and nearly 12 hours of poker. Those 80 players will be back tomorrow to compete again in the Day 2 leg and will be joined by the 59 players who advanced from Flight A.


Among the 80 survivors of Flight B, it was Kim Youngkim of South Korea who bagged the largest stack with 452,500 chips. Moses Saquing of the Philippines was at a distant second with a very healthy 295,000. Rounding up the top three chip leaders is American John Joseph Panish who bagged 277,500 to carry onto Day 2.


Date/s: October 23 to 27, 2024

Buy in: PHP 165,000 (~US$ 2,850)

Guarantee: PHP 55,000,000 (~US$ 960,850)

Entries: 194

Starting Stack: 50,000

Average Stack: 116,867

Blinds: 1,000/1,500 Ante 1,500

Remaining players: 80


Meanwhile here are the top 10 chip counts

FLIGHT B TOP CHIP COUNTS

PlayerChips
KK
Kim KiyoungKorea (Republic of) [KOR]Korea (Republic of)
452,500(302 BB)
295,500(197 BB)
MS
Moses SaquingUnited States of America [USA]United States of America
295,000(197 BB)
JJ
John Joseph PanishUnited States of America [USA]United States of America
277,500(185 BB)
270,000(180 BB)
264,000(176 BB)
KH
Kevin HaslerSwitzerland [CHE]Switzerland
257,500(172 BB)
MT
Mike TakayamaPhilippines [PHL]Philippines
251,500(168 BB)
DN
246,000(164 BB)
JT
John TechPhilippines [PHL]Philippines
233,000(155 BB)
JJ DuqueJJ Duque
10/24/2024, 8:50:08 AM

Frd Aso Seitaro Wins Huge Pre-Flop Pot

Level 5: 200 / 500 ante: 500
Aso Seitaro

Chan Truong raised to 1,000 from under the gun and was re-popped to 2,800 by Takumi Odani two seats over. Frd Aso Seitaro pushed the meter higher to 7,500 with Truong getting out of the way and Odani pushing it further to 16,500. Seitaro cranked it all the way and shoved all-in with Odani eventually giving up.


Seitaro bagged the huge pot without any card show.

PlayerChips
117,000(234 BB)
CT
Chan TruongViet Nam [VNM]Viet Nam
41,000(82 BB)
35,000(70 BB)