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Tomoyuki Yoshimiya PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
There were a total of 145 entries making the PHP 70,000 (~US$ 1,200) buy-in for a seat on Flight A of PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD) at Okada Manila, competing for the chance to earn a payout from the PHP 25,000,000 (~US$ 428,300) guarantee. 15 forty-minute levels were played until the bubble burst to guarantee the top 22 survivors a spot in the payout pool and the chance to improve their payout when they return for the Day 2 leg on October 27.
Of the 22 survivors, Tomoyuki Yoshimiya sits as the chip leader with 691,000, winning most of them by busting the big-stacked bubble boy. Ranked second in chips is Go Saito with 483,000. Tak Sin Alex Chong wraps up the top three with 354,000.
PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD) (Flight A, October 25)
Date(s): Oct 25 to 27, 2024
Buy in: PHP 70,000 (~US$ 1,200)
Entries: 145
Guarantee: PHP 25,000,000 (~US$ 428,300)
ITM: 22
Starting Stack: 30,000
Total Chips: 4,320,000
Average Stack: 69,670
Blinds: 2,000/4,000 Ante 4,000
Players Remaining: 22/145
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
TY Tomoyuki Yoshimiya ![Japan [JPN]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/jp.svg "Japan [JPN]"){kind=small} Japan | 691,000 |
GS Go Saito Japan | 483,000 |
TS Tak Sin Alex Chong ![Hong Kong [HKG]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/hk.svg "Hong Kong [HKG]"){kind=small} Hong Kong | 354,000 |
MT Masatoshi Tanaka Japan | 291,000 |
PS Pun Si Ng Hong Kong | 267,000 |
TY Takashi Yagura Japan | 264,000 |
MC Matthew Chan ![Singapore [SGP]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/sg.svg "Singapore [SGP]"){kind=small} Singapore | 249,000 |
NY Nevan Yu Chung Chang ![Taiwan [TWN]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/tw.svg "Taiwan [TWN]"){kind=small} Taiwan | 242,000 |
DB Daniel Benor ![Israel [ISR]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/il.svg "Israel [ISR]"){kind=small} Israel | 228,000 |
JH Jian Hui Giam Singapore | 130,000 |
TT Ting-Yi Tsai Taiwan | 128,000 |
PZ Philipp Zukernik ![Czech Republic [CZE]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/cz.svg "Czech Republic [CZE]"){kind=small} Czech Republic | 111,000 |
JW Julian Warhurst ![Australia [AUS]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/au.svg "Australia [AUS]"){kind=small} Australia | 96,000 |
KL Kit Lau Chun Hong Kong | 91,000 |
JJ Jeremy Jehanne ![France [FRA]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/fr.svg "France [FRA]"){kind=small} France | 91,000 |
JH Ji Hyun Min ![South Korea [KOR]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/kr.svg "South Korea [KOR]"){kind=small} South Korea | 86,000 |
GY Gab Yong Kim South Korea | 73,000 |
NM Naohiro Matsuda Japan | 59,000 |
MC Michael Calunsod ![Philippines [PHL]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/ph.svg "Philippines [PHL]"){kind=small} Philippines | 50,000 |
VC Vincent Chauve France | 48,000 |
DN Darius Nass ![Germany [DEU]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/de.svg "Germany [DEU]"){kind=small} Germany | 46,000 |
IP Israel Pantaleon ![Canada [CAN]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/ca.svg "Canada [CAN]"){kind=small} Canada | 42,000 |
Marc Rivera Is The Bubble BoyFlight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 2,000/4,000 Ante 4,000 (Level 15)
Action folded to Marc Rivera on the dealer button, who made the minimum call of 4,000. The small blind did not complete the 2,000, and when action came to big blind Tomoyuki Yoshimiya, he pushed all-in for 450,000 to defend his big blind. Marc Rivera made the call for his remaining 240,000.
Rivera must've been setting a trap. Yoshimiya must've been trying to make a play and didn't expect a caller. Rivera must've been pleased. However, the poker gods need to test tilt levels sometimes and award the unlikely card to win. In this case, Yoshimiya's five on the flop to defeat the dominating big slick of Rivera and send him out of his seat as the bubble boy.
With the bubble bursting, the remaining 22 players out of 145 entries automatically are guaranteed in the money. The payout will still be determined after registration officially closes at tomorrow's Day 1 Flight B. The 22 players will return on Day 2 to compete for bigger shares of the guaranteed prize pool of PHP 25,000,000 (~US$ 428,300).
Flight A chip counts to follow.
PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD) (Flight A, October 25)
Date(s): Oct 25 to 27, 2024
Buy in: PHP 70,000 (~US$ 1,200)
Entries: 145
Guarantee: PHP 25,000,000 (~US$ 428,300)
ITM: 22
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
MR Marc Rivera Philippines | A♣K♠ | busted |
TY Tomoyuki Yoshimiya Japan | J♣5♠ | 691,000 |
Gun Jegal Gun Jegal of South Korea was the one with all the chips after defeating Renniel Galvez of the Philippines in heads-up battle at the SUPERSTACK (Event#45) of the PokerStars LIVE APPT Manila Championship at Okada Manila. Gun Jegal outlasted 90 entries who made the PHP 30,000 (~US$ 515) buy-in to build a PHP 2,357,100 (~US$ 40,400) prize pool. Jegal wins the champion's share of PHP 629,100 (~US$ 10,700) accompanied by a coveted PokerStars spade trophy.
Renniel Galvez took home PHP406,000 (~US$ 7,000) for his runner-up finish.
SUPERSTACK (Event #45)
Date: October 25, 2024
Buy in: PHP 30,000 (~US$ 515)
Entries: 90
Cash prize pool: PHP 2,357,100 (~US$ 40,400)
ITM: 13
Final Table Payouts:
Gun Jegal - PHP 629,100 (~US$ 10,700)
Renniel Galvez - PHP406,000 (~US$ 7,000)
Daon Kong - PHP 290,000 (~US$ 5,000)
Jeonghyun Kim - PHP 223,000 (~US$ 3,800)
Calvin Tan - PHP 178,000 (~US$ 3,000)
Suya Lee - PHP 143,000 (~US$ 2,450)
Muhammed Ali Chandna - PHP 114,000 (~US$ 1,900)
Tom Verbruggen - PHP 91,000 (~US$ 1,500)
Shinji Kubo - PHP 73,000 (~US$ 1,250)
Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 2,000/4,000 Ante 4,000 (Level 15)
Masatoshi Tanaka raised to 9,000 from UTG+1 and was called by Tak Sin Alex Chang from the cut-off. The flop came 9♥ K♣ Q♠ . Both players took some time to stare at the flop and checked. After the T♥ came on the turn, Tanaka bet out 14,000. With a Hollywood pause, Chang then raised to 35,000. Tanaka folded and awarded the pot to Chang.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
TS Tak Sin Alex Chong Hong Kong | 340,000 |
MT Masatoshi Tanaka Japan | 300,000 |
Jian Hui GiamFlight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 2,000/4,000 Ante 4,000 (Level 15)
Jian Hui Giam min-raised 8,000 from under the gun with UTG+1 making the call. When it reached Huwa-Wei Lin at the small blind, he re-raised all-in for his last 34,000. Giam made the call and UTG+1 got out of the way.
Giam's queens were ahead of Lin's tens and it stayed that way after the board ran out, sending Lin out of his seat and onto the rail.
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
HL Hua-Wei Lin Taiwan | T♦T♠ | busted |
JH Jian Hui Giam Singapore | Q♥Q♣ | 150,000 |
Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 2,000/4,000 Ante 4,000 (Level 15)
Lenart Ecarma raised to 8,500 from UTG+1 and called the 21,000 re-raise of Gab Yong Kim at the cut-off. The flop came K♥ Q♦ 9♠ . Ecarma checked then called the 14,000 bet of Kim to see a 5♦ on the turn. Ecarma checked and Kim fired 100,000 to cover the chips of Ecarma. Ecarma risked whatever remained.
Ecarma was ahead with a pair of queens against the pocket eights of Kim when they flipped their cards. However, the river threw a 8♥ giving Kim a set and eliminating Ecarma from the tournament.
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
LE Lenart Ecarma Philippines | Q♠T♠ | busted |
GY Gab Yong Kim South Korea | 8♠8♦ | 245,000 |
Tomoyuki YoshimiyaFlight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,500/3,000 Ante 3,000 (Level 14)
Tomoyuki Yoshimiya raised the minimum 6,000 from the button and Kit Lau Chun defended from the big blind. Both players were shown a flop of 4♦ 5♥ 2♠. Both players checked to see a free 2♦ on the turn. Chun checked his option and called the 6,000 bet of Yoshimiya to lead to a 2♥ on the river. Both players checked to force a card reveal.
Yoshimiya's Big Slick had a better kicker than Chun's six.
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
TY Tomoyuki Yoshimiya Japan | A♣K♠ | 330,000 |
KL Kit Lau Chun Hong Kong | A♠6♥ | 126,000 |
Marc RiveraFlight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,500/3,000 Ante 3,000 (Level 14)
The player on the button made the initial min-raise to 6,000. Marc Rivera made the call from the small blind. However, Daniel Smilijkovic pushed re-raised all-in for 53,000. The button folded, but Rivera made the call.
Rivera's Eights were dominate pre-flop versus the Sixes of Smilijkovic and held on to send him home.
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
DS Daniel Smiljkovic Germany | 6♥6♣ | busted |
MR Marc Rivera Philippines | 8♠8♦ | 231,000 |
Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,500/3,000 Ante 3,000 (Level 14)
Julian Warhurst made the min-raise to 6,000 from the cut-off. Lenart Ecarna re-raised to 15,000 at the button. Philipp Zukernik took a look at his cards, liked what he saw and shoved all-in for 118,500. Warhurst and Ecarna did not risk anymore and folded .
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
PZ Philipp Zukernik Czech Republic | 145,500 |
JW Julian Warhurst Australia | 135,000 |
LE Lenart Ecarma Philippines | 50,900 |
Final Table - Superstack (Event#45)The SUPERSTACK event started earlier today at the PokerStars poker room at Okada Manila. A total of 90 entries ponied up the PHP 30,000 (~US$ 515) buy-in to build a prize pool of PHP 2,357,100 (~US$ 40,400). 13 players will be guaranteed a minimum payout of PHP 47,000 (~US$ 805) with the champion's prize bagging a generous PHP 629,100 (~US$ 10,700).
The final table is ready to get on its way. All finalists are guaranteed at least PHP 73,000 (~US$ 1,250). Leading the final table with the biggest stack is Gun Jegal of SoFinaluth Korea with 1,175,000 chips.
SUPERSTACK (Event #45)
Date: October 25, 2024
Buy in: PHP 30,000 (~US$ 515)
Entries: 90
Cash prize pool: PHP 2,357,100 (~US$ 40,400)
Players Remaining: 9
ITM: 13
Starting Stack: 40,000
Total Chips: 3,600,000
Average Stack: 400,000
Blinds: 10,000/25,000 Ante 25,000
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
GJ Gun Jegal South Korea | 1,175,000 |
DK Daon Kang South Korea | 900,000 |
RG Renniel Galvez Philippines | 545,000 |
JK Jeonghyun Kim South Korea | 305,000 |
MA Muhammed Ali Chandna ![Pakistan [PAK]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/pk.svg "Pakistan [PAK]"){kind=small} Pakistan | 175,000 |
TV Tom Verbruggen ![Netherlands [NLD]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/nl.svg "Netherlands [NLD]"){kind=small} Netherlands | 135,000 |
SK Shinji Kubo Japan | 100,000 |
SL Suya Lee South Korea | 85,000 |
CT Calvin Tan Singapore | 80,000 |
APPT ONE MILLION CHALLENGE (Single Re-Entry)
Blinds: 10,000/15,000 Ante 15,000 (Level 6)
Six Levels have been played so far in the APPT One Million Challenge. 6 players started the event, but only 5 remain. Australian Vincent Huang was the first casualty. Among the 5 that still remain, Elias Gutierrez of Spain has the commanding chip lead with 3,900,000.
Buy in: PHP 1,000,000 (~US$ 17,100)
Entries: 6
Cash prize pool: PHP 5,645,400 (~US$ 96,700)
Players Remaining: 5
ITM: TBA
Starting Stack: 1,000,000
Total Chips: 6,000,000
Average Stack: 1,200,000
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
EG | 3,900,000 |
SC Stevan Chew Australia | 985,000 |
DN Dominik Nitsche Germany | 820,000 |
MW Matthew Wakeman Australia | 710,000 |
CT Chan Truong ![Viet Nam [VNM]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/vn.svg "Viet Nam [VNM]"){kind=small} Viet Nam | 310,000 |
Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,000/2,000 Ante 2,000 (Level 12)
Joseph Cheong made a min-raise to 4,000 and was called by the hi-jack and the cut-off. However, Kyung Ho Moon at the big blind made an all-in re-raise for his remaining 16,000. Cheong isolated by also pushing all-in.
Cheong's hand was dominated pre-flop and certainly wasn't the favorite, but Cheong flopped a set and killed all hope for Moon at the turn, also eliminating him from the tournament.
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
JC Joseph Cheong ![United States of America [USA]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/us.svg "United States of America [USA]"){kind=small} United States of America | Q♣J♣ | 46,000 |
KH Kyung Ho Moon South Korea | A♠Q♥ | busted |
Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,000/2,000 Ante 2,000 (Level 12)
Darius Nass made a min-raise from the cut-off to 4,000 and Ting-Yi Tsai defended the big blind. The flop was laid 6♦ J♥ 6♠. Both players checked to see a 5♦ on the turn. Tsai bet out 8,000 and Nass called to see an 8♣ river. Tsai bet 16,000 and Nass called again. Tsai flipped over J♠ T♣ for two-pair jacks and sixes. Nass mucked. Tsai made a much-needed improvement to his stack.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
DN Darius Nass Germany | 120,000 |
TT Ting-Yi Tsai Taiwan | 55,000 |
Daniel Benor Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,000/2,000 Ante 2,000 (Level 12)
Daijiro Tomoto made a min-raise of 4,000 from UTG+1 then called the three-bet raise to 12,000 of Daniel Benor in the button. The flop came 5♠ 8♦ T♦. Tomoto checked and Benor fired another 12,000. Tomoto resigned and folded.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
DB Daniel Benor Israel | 131,000 |
DT Daijiro Tomoto Japan | 50,500 |
Tomoyuki YoshimiyaFlight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,000/2,000 Ante 2,000 (Level 12)
Michael Calusnod made a min-raise of 4,000 from the hi-jack and Tomoyuki Yoshimiya defended the big blind. Both players entered a flop of 5♥ 7♦ 4♥. Yoshimiya check-called the 3,000 c-bet of Calunsod to see a Q♥ on the turn. Once again, Yoshimiya check-called the 10,000 bet to reach the K♦ on the river. Yoshimiya checked and Calunsod also checked with caution. Yoshimiya showed a 9♥ 7♣ for a pair of 7♠. Calunsod mucked his cards.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
TY Tomoyuki Yoshimiya Japan | 170,000 |
MC Michael Calunsod Philippines | 120,000 |
Go Saito Flight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,000/1,500 Ante 1,500 (Level 11)
Gab Yong Kim raised to 3,500 from the cut-off and was called by Go Saito from the small blind. Both players checked the board of T♦ 4♠ 9♥ 3♥ 7♦ all the way down to the river. Go Saito showed 6♥ 6♣ and Kim mucked.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
GS Go Saito Japan | 184,000 |
GY Gab Yong Kim South Korea | 60,000 |
Juan CasanovaFlight A PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD)
Blinds: 1,000/1,500 Ante 1,500 (Level 11)
In a battle of the blinds, SB Israel Pantaleon limped then called the 3,500 from BB Juan Casanova to see a flop of 5♦ A♠ 6♣. Pantaleon check-called the 3,000 c-bet of Casanova to see a K♦ on the turn. Both players checked to see a T♣ on the river. Pantaleon slid in a bet of 6,000 and Casanova made the call.
Casanova's pair of kings was certainly much better than the almost-flush of Pantaleon.
| Player | Hand | Chips |
|---|---|---|
JC Juan Casanova ![Spain [ESP]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/es.svg "Spain [ESP]"){kind=small} Spain | K♥9♣ | 112,500 |
IP Israel Pantaleon Canada | Q♦9♦ | 28,500 |
Jennifer Cassell Wins Double Stack (Event #41)The PokerStars LIVE APPT Manila Championship series that runs at Okada Manila from October 18 to 27, 2024 is enticing poker players from around the globe to take part in the many events that are offered. There is something for everyone from affordable qualifiers to high-roller tourneys. PokerStars LIVE is guaranteeing over ₱152.5 million ($2.7 million+) throughout the many poker activities.
One of the more affordable events is the Double Stack (Event #41) - a No-Limit Hold'em event that gives players a double starting stack to play with throughout the tournament. 65 entries put out the PHP 25,000 (~US$ 430) with the top 9 players grabbing a share of the PHP 1,387,100 (~US$ 23,700) prize pool.
Topping the Double Stack (Event #41) tournament was none other than Australian Jennifer Cassell, who takes home a coveted PokerStars spade trophy and a champion's payout of PHP 417,100 (~US$ 7,100). Cassell has already made 4 cashes in other events in this series, but none sweeter than this championship win. Cassell has over US$ 344,000 in total live earnings, making waves in Australia, the US and is now actively showing up at poker events around Asia.
Cassell defeated Nashiro Naoki of Japan heads-up to claim the prize. Naoki earned PHP 270,000 (~US$ 4,600) for the runner-up finish.
Double Stack (Event #41)
Date: October 25, 2024
Buy in: PHP 25,000 (~US$ 430)
Entries: 65
Prize Pool: PHP 1,387,100 (~US$ 23,700)
ITM: 9
Payouts:
Jennifer Cassell - PHP 417,100 (~US$ 7,100)
Yashiro Naoki - PHP 270,000 (~US$ 4,600)
Lin Hao - PHP 192,000 (~US$ 3,200)
Yuya Obara - PHP 148,000 (~US$ 2,500)
Guan Leong Yap - PHP 114,000 (~US$ 2,000)
Dongchang Kim - PHP 87,000 (~US$ 1,500)
Terry Gonzaga - PHP 57,000 (~US$ 1,000)
Hong Sheng Chin - PHP 52,000 (~US$ 900)
Evan Barnett - PHP 40,000 (~US$ 685)
Flight A of PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD) Flight A of The PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD) had its start earlier today. 10 40-minute levels have been played so far and registration is officially closed for today's flight. There were a total of 145 entries making the PHP 70,000 (~US$ 1,200) buy-in for the chance to earn a payout from the PHP 25,000,000 (~US$ 428,300) guarantee. 62 players are still in contention and will play until 22 players remain.
PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP 25M GTD) (Flight A, October 25)
Date(s): Oct 25 to 27, 2024
Buy in: PHP 70,000 (~US$ 1,200)
Entries: 145
Guarantee: PHP 25,000,000 (~US$ 428,300)
ITM: 22
Starting Stack: 30,000
Total Chips: 4,320,000
Average Stack: 69,670
Players Remaining: 62
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
JH Jian Hui Giam Singapore | 208,000 |
JJ Jeremy Jehanne France | 204,000 |
JC Juan Casanova Spain | 150,000 |
JH Ji Hyun Min South Korea | 145,000 |
JW Julian Warhurst Australia | 143,000 |
DB Daniel Benor Israel | 132,000 |
DN Darius Nass Germany | 132,000 |
MR Marc Rivera Philippines | 123,500 |
MC Matthew Chan Singapore | 109,500 |
YW Yan Wen Yee ![Malaysia [MYS]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/my.svg "Malaysia [MYS]"){kind=small} Malaysia | 94,500 |
Matthew WakemanAPPT ONE MILLION CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP (Single Re-Entry)
Level 4: Blinds: 5,000/10,000 Ante 10,000
Matthew Wakeman raised to 22,000 from the button and Elias Gutierrez defended the big blind for both players to see a flop of 9♦ 6♣ 4♣ . Gutierrez checked to Wakeman who fired out 60,000. Gutierrez folded and Wakeman took down the pot.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
EG | 2,390,000 |
MW Matthew Wakeman Australia | 993,000 |
Vincent HuangAPPT ONE MILLION CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP (Single Re-Entry)
Level 3: Blinds: 4,000/8,000 Ante 8,000
Chan Truong min-raised to 16,000 from the cut-off and was called by Vincent Huang on the small blind and Stevan Chew on the big blind. The three players were shown a flop of 3♠ 6♠ 5♣. All three checked to get a free peek at the 4♦ turn. Huang bet out 16,000 and found no customers to take down the pot.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
SC Stevan Chew Australia | 984,000 |
CT Chan Truong Viet Nam | 600,000 |
VH Vincent Huang Australia | 285,000 |
APPT ONE MILLION CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP (Single Re-Entry)
Level 3: Blinds: 4,000/8,000 Ante 8,000
Matthew Wakeman limped from under the gun and called the 16,000 min-raise of Vincent Huang from the cut-off. Both players were shown a flop of 7♥ 9♦ A♣. Wakeman checked then folded to the 12,000 bet of Huang.
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
MW Matthew Wakeman Australia | 1,100,000 |
VH Vincent Huang Australia | 195,000 |
APPT One Million Challenge Championship Poker aficionados from all over the globe have made their way to the PokerStars room at Okada Manila to participate in the APPT Manila Championship series from October 18 to 27, 2024 to take part in a variety of poker events that guarantee PHP 152.5 Million (Over $2.7 Million) in payouts.
One of the main events in the series calendar is the APPT One Million Challenge Championship, which has a buy-in of PHP 1,000,000 (~US$ 17,100) and gives players a starting stack of 1,000,000 chips for a lengthy poker marathon.
The tournament already kicked off earlier with 6 millionaire entries so far.
Buy in: PHP 1,000,000 (~US$ 17,100)
Entries: 6
Cash prize pool: PHP 5,645,400 (~US$ 96,700)
Players Remaining: 6
ITM: TBA
Starting Stack: 1,000,000
Total Chips: 6,000,000
Average Stack: 1,000,000
| Player | Chips |
|---|---|
EG | 3,180,000 |
MW Matthew Wakeman Australia | 1,000,000 |
SC Stevan Chew Australia | 1,000,000 |
DN Dominik Nitsche Germany | 678,000 |
CT Chan Truong Viet Nam | 618,000 |
VH Vincent Huang Australia | 267,000 |
The Final Table of the APPT Manila Championship can be watched on a slight delay on the Okada Manila YouTube and Twitch accounts.
Starting 6:30PM (UCT+8) tonight, viewers may go to <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oljizZvons4> to watch the featured table and also witness Day 3 starting 4PM on October 26 (Saturday). The Final Table will be aired on October 27 starting 5PM.