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Okada Manila

Philippines, Manila

APPT Manila 2026

2026.07.28 - 2026.08.10 Add to Calendar

Asia Pacific Poker Tour

Updates Chip Counts Info

Blind level

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Entries

16/1,413

Total Chips

42,390,000

Average

2,649,375

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 5:18:46 PM

Record 1,413 Entries Set New APPT Manila Mark as Haresh Nathan Leads the Final 16

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Haresh Nathan

The APPT Manila 2026 Main Event has made history. The PHP 80,000 (~USD 1,300) buy-in flagship event attracted a record-breaking 1,413 total entries across its four starting flights, building a massive PHP 97,666,560 (~USD 1.608 million) prize pool, comfortably clearing the PHP 60,000,000 guarantee and surpassing both the 2025 (1,246 entries) and 2024 (1,304 entries) editions.

After a marathon Day 2 session, the field has been trimmed from 269 down to just 16 survivors, who will return for the final day of action. Every remaining player is already locked into a payday north of PHP 567,000 (~USD 9,220), with the PHP 15,530,000 (~USD 252,595) top prize still up for grabs.

Leading the way into the final stages is Haresh Nathan, who bagged a commanding 8,665,000 to close out the day. Seunghee Park sits second with 5,825,000, with Fernan Co rounding out the top three on 3,245,000.

Final 16 Chip Counts

Player	Chips
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	8,665,000(173 BB)
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	5,825,000(117 BB)
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	3,245,000(65 BB)
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	3,185,000(64 BB)
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	2,985,000(60 BB)
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	2,850,000(57 BB)
YY Yang Yung MaoTaiwan	2,605,000(52 BB)
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	2,120,000(42 BB)
SN Steve NgSingapore	1,925,000(39 BB)
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,820,000(36 BB)
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	1,665,000(33 BB)
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	1,435,000(29 BB)
TC Thanh Cao NguyenViet Nam	1,290,000(26 BB)
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	1,285,000(26 BB)
HH Hossein HaydariAustralia	940,000(19 BB)
WB Wonil BaeSouth Korea	490,000(10 BB)

The Bubble

The money bubble burst early, on the very first hand of hand-for-hand play. Under the gun, Hongan Yan opened before Seung Hyun Han three-bet from the button, and Yan four-bet shoved for 93,000 with pocket tens. Han made the call holding ace-ten, and while Yan looked comfortably ahead on a queen-high flop, an ace on the turn flipped the hand in Han's favour. The river blanked, and Yan was eliminated as the sole bubble boy, sending the remaining 207 players into the money.

Hongan Yan

The Day's Action

The elimination pace was rapid from the very start of the day, with 35 players hitting the rail inside the first 30 minutes alone. Among the early casualties were several notable names, including Vamerdino Magsakay, Georgii Klenin, and Billy Alfonso.

Once the bubble burst, the eliminations kept coming thick and fast. Xiong Cheng, who won the very first APPT Manila Main Event held at Cove Manila, saw his bid for a second title end in 80th place. Not long after, a wave of former Main Event contenders exited together, including APPT Championship winner Minwoong Jeong, James Mendoza, John Tech, 2023 APPT Manila Main Event champion Yuanning Wu, and John Niko Constantino.

James Mendoza

Elsewhere, Kohei Takami produced one of the standout stories of the day, arriving with just 12,000 chips (two big blinds) and steadily building his stack to 630,000 with 39 players left. Yang Yung Mao matched that turnaround, growing from 33,000 to 1,195,000 to sit among the leaders.

Kohei Takami

The Day's Action

Errol Nicodemus binked a river club to complete a flush and deny John Riad's top pair, while Matthew Westerheide survived a dominated all-in against Ryan Gebow's ace-king when his own ace-queen paired on the flop. APPT Super High Roller champion Seunghyuk Jung kept his own strong week going, flopping trip aces to eliminate Seung Hun Ko's king-queen.

Sandeep Mirchandani provided one of the day's lighter moments, shouting "Casino Royale!" as he shoved all in with ace-eight, only to run into Seunghee Park's flopped set of threes and bust. Park continued to build throughout the day, eventually surging to a massive chip lead of 3,740,000, more than four times the average stack at the time.

Sandeep Mirchandani

The final stretch of the day proved just as dramatic. Andrei Kostitsyn rivered a queen to double through Park's massive chip lead, while Nathan delivered a huge double knockout, his pocket queens holding against both William Ysmael's pocket tens and Ryan Ming Hong's ten-nine to eliminate them simultaneously and rocket his own stack past six million.

With defending champion Justin Ong having failed to advance beyond the four starting flights, a new APPT Manila Main Event champion is guaranteed. Play resumes tomorrow at 12:00 noon for the final day, with the remaining 16 players chasing the trophy and the PHP 15,530,000 top prize.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 4:44:36 PM

Final Day Set With 16 Left

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

The clock has finally run out on Level 26, bringing today's marathon to an end.

After all the big pots, eliminations and short-stack battles, just 16 players are still in the hunt. Everyone is now bagging up their chips, with the remaining players set to return tomorrow for the final day.

Stay tuned to Somuchpoker for the full Day 2 recap, including the official chip counts and a closer look at who is coming back with the best shot tomorrow.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 4:23:00 PM

Payouts 17-27

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
17	KH Kenji HoribeJapan	650,000	$10,570
18	CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	567,000	$9,220
19	AK Andrei KostitsynRussia	567,000	$9,220
20	AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	567,000	$9,220
21	WY William YsmaelPhilippines	493,000	$8,020
22	RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	493,000	$8,020
23	NN Nobuaki NaritaJapan	493,000	$8,020
24	ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	430,000	$6,995
25	JC Jonathan ChettySouth Africa	430,000	$6,995
26	JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	430,000	$6,995
27	KT Kohei TakamiJapan	430,000	$6,995

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 4:05:00 PM

Big Slick Holds for Kim

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Joungsun Kim

Aleksandr Goloborodko moved all in for his remaining 310,000, and cutoff Jaehyung Park called. But the action did not stop there.

On the button, Joungsun Kim reshoved, forcing Park to fold. Park showed A♦ Q♦ as he stepped aside.

Aleksandr Goloborodko: A♠ 3♠

Joungsun Kim: A♣ K♦

Goloborodko was dominated from the start, and the A♥ J♦ 8♣ flop gave both players top pair.

The K♠ turn was the card Kim wanted, giving him two pair and leaving Goloborodko drawing thin. The river brought no help, sending Goloborodko to the rail in 20th place.

Kim collected another sizeable pot as the field moved one step closer to the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	3,780,000(76 BB)	720,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	2,880,000(58 BB)	-310,000
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	busted	-310,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 3:56:40 PM

Double KO for Nathan

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Haresh Nathan

Haresh Nathan raised to 100,000 from under the gun and received a call from William Ysmael on the button. Small blind Ryan Ming Hong then three-bet jammed his remaining 960,000-chip stack in, and without too much hesitation, Nathan shoved behind. Ysmael called as well to put himself at risk, and the three players tabled their cards:

Ryan Ming Hong: T♦ 9♦

William Ysmael: T♥ T♣

Haresh Nathan: Q♥ Q♦

Nathan had both of the short stacks on the ropes, with Hong needing diamonds, Ysmael drawing to one card, and Nathan looking good to score a double knockout.

The 6♠ 8♠ Q♣ flop helped no one but Nathan. Ysmael needed running cards or the case ten left in the deck, while Hong had a gutshot, needing a seven to complete his straight.

Unfortunately for both at-risk players, the 6♥ hit the turn, offering no help. The 3♥ completed the board and Nathan's ladies were still best, sealing a massive double knockout at the end of the session and adding a huge boost to his stack in the process.

Player	Chips	Progress
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	6,900,000(138 BB)	2,500,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	busted	-1,650,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	busted	-985,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 3:50:00 PM

Table 2 Chip Counts

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Player	Chips	Progress
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	7,100,000(142 BB)	400,000
SN Steve NgSingapore	2,230,000(45 BB)	-1,170,000
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	1,800,000(36 BB)	420,000
WB Wonil BaeSouth Korea	740,000(15 BB)	-275,000
YY Yang Yung MaoTaiwan	730,000(15 BB)	-465,000
AK Andrei KostitsynRussia	695,000(14 BB)	-85,000
TC Thanh Cao NguyenViet Nam	680,000(14 BB)	-210,000
NN Nobuaki NaritaJapan	550,000(11 BB)	-579,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 3:45:00 PM

Table 14 Chip Counts

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Player	Chips	Progress
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	4,400,000(88 BB)	1,310,000
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	3,200,000(64 BB)	2,255,000
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	1,800,000(36 BB)	765,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	1,650,000(33 BB)	-70,000
KH Kenji HoribeJapan	1,410,000(28 BB)	1,095,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	985,000(20 BB)	-1,065,000
ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	770,000(15 BB)	-580,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	640,000(13 BB)	-240,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 3:42:21 PM

Park Pushed Off

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Jaehyung Park

Cezar Quiambao opened to 100,000 from early position and big blind Jaehyung Park defended his big blind.

Both opted to check when the dealer fanned the 2♣ 3♦ 6♥ flop, taking them to the 8♠ turn, where Park led for 60,000, which was met with a call.

The K♠ completed the board and Park bet again, this time for 90,000. Quiambao thought for a moment before counting out a stack of red chips and placing 300,000 in the middle.

Park took another look at his cards before deciding not to make the call.

Player	Chips	Progress
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	2,350,000(47 BB)	-460,000
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	1,150,000(23 BB)	30,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 3:41:12 PM

Table 18 Chip Counts

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	3,145,000(63 BB)	1,345,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	2,880,000(58 BB)	-220,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	2,810,000(56 BB)	1,060,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	1,270,000(25 BB)	20,000
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	1,120,000(22 BB)	-435,000
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	1,075,000(22 BB)	-865,000
HH Hossein HaydariAustralia	645,000(13 BB)	-555,000
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	510,000(10 BB)	-90,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 3:33:27 PM

Final Level Before the Final Day

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

This is the final level of play today. Once the level is complete, the remaining players will bag their chips and return tomorrow for the final day, with the field closing in on the tournament's final stages.

Level 26: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 24/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 3:10:00 PM

Payouts 28-37

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
28	HN Hadinoto NyoIndonesia	374,000	$6,085
29	JD Jose DrilonPhilippines	374,000	$6,085
30	AK Atsushi KoyamaJapan	374,000	$6,085
31	SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	374,000	$6,085
32	MB Michael BuezaPhilippines	325,000	$5,285
33	XR Xiang RongChina	325,000	$5,285
34	JY Joonhee YeaSouth Korea	325,000	$5,285
35	SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	325,000	$5,285
36	RI Rikuya IwabeJapan	325,000	$5,285
37	DW David WangAustralia	325,000	$5,285

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 3:05:00 PM

Mirchandani's Casino Royale Ends

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Sandeep Mirchandani and Seunghee Park

Sandeep Mirchandani had managed to hang on with a short stack, but eventually found himself all in for 360,000 from the big blind after three-bet shoving over a raise.

Initial raiser and current chip leader Seunghee Park made the call.

Sandeep Mirchandani: A♠ 8♥

Seunghee Park: 3♣ 3♦

While the cards were revealed, Mirchandani shouted "Casino Royale!", giving a nod to Martin Kabrhel and his memorable table antics.

This time, however, there was very little magic left.

The Q♦ J♥ 3♠ flop gave Park a set of threes, leaving Mirchandani with almost no way back into the hand. The 4♣ turn sealed the result, and Mirchandani was eliminated.

Park collected another pot and continued to extend his massive lead with just 27 players remaining.

Player	Chips	Progress
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	5,800,000(145 BB)	420,000
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	busted	-400,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 2:57:00 PM

Bueza's Ace-Queen Falls

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Michael Bueza

With 300,000 behind, Michael Bueza moved all in and APPT Super High Roller champion Seunghyuk Jung made the call.

Michael Bueza: A♣ Q♣

Seunghyuk Jung: A♠ 8♥

Bueza had Jung dominated and stayed firmly ahead on the T♣ 6♠ 3♦ flop.

The 8♣ turn changed the picture, giving Jung one of his three outs and putting him in front. Bueza still had plenty of ways to get back ahead, including his flush draw, but the 4♥ river missed everything.

Jung's pair of eights held, eliminating Bueza and adding another pot to his growing stack.

The APPT Super High Roller champion continues to roll, with another deep run now firmly in sight.

Player	Chips	Progress
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	1,380,000(35 BB)	650,000
MB Michael BuezaPhilippines	busted	-590,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 2:55:36 PM

Table 18 Counts

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Player	Chips	Progress
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	1,940,000(49 BB)	-220,000
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,800,000(45 BB)	-120,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	1,750,000(44 BB)	350,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	1,250,000(31 BB)	150,000
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	600,000(15 BB)	-20,000
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	560,000(14 BB)	-70,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 2:35:00 PM

Kostitsyn Finds the River

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Andrei Kostitsyn

Massive chip leader Seunghee Park opened to 80,000 and found one caller before big blind Andrei Kostitsyn three-bet shoved for 330,000.

Park came back with a huge four-bet to 1,000,000, forcing the other caller out. Kostitsyn was left to play for his tournament life.

Andrei Kostitsyn: K♥ Q♥

Seunghee Park: 8♦ 6♦

The J♥ 6♣ 5♦ flop put Park in front with a pair of sixes. The T♦ turn gave Kostitsyn an open-ended straight draw, but also removed some of his outs.

Then came the Q♣ river, exactly what Kostitsyn needed.

Kostitsyn paired his queen to take the pot and secured a double-up through the massive chip leader, dealing Park one of his biggest setbacks of the day.

Player	Chips	Progress
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	5,000,000(125 BB)	-350,000
AK Andrei KostitsynRussia	780,000(20 BB)	649,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 2:32:05 PM

Table 5 Action

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Mike Takayama

Hand 1: Aleksandr Goloborodko open-jammed for 545,000 from middle position and collected the blinds.

Hand 2: Jaehyung Park raised to 80,000 from early position before folding to hijack Mike Takayama's 260,000 three-bet.

Hand 3: Takayama opened to 80,000 to no resistance.

Hand 4: Tomoya Kakihara raised to 80,000 and big blind Park defended. Park check-called Kakihara's 60,000 continuation-bet following the Q♦ 7♠ 2♣ flop.

The action checked through the 9♠ turn to the 6♥ river, where Park led for 90,000, prompting a fold from Kakihara.

Hand 5: Steve Ng raised to 100,000 from the cutoff and collected the blinds.

Hand 6: Joonhee Yea jammed his remaining ~140,000 from the small blind, and big blind Takayama stuck in the call.

Joonhee Yea: A♥ 2♣

Mike Takayama: J♣ 7♣

Takayama surged ahead on the 5♠ J♥ 9♥ flop and remained there as the rest of the 6♣ 3♣ runout was dealt, sending the South Korean to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
SN Steve NgSingapore	3,400,000(85 BB)	250,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	3,100,000(78 BB)	250,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	1,400,000(35 BB)	370,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	880,000(22 BB)	-150,000
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	620,000(16 BB)	390,000
JY Joonhee YeaSouth Korea	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 2:20:00 PM

Chip Leaders!

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Seunghee Park

Player	Chips	Progress
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	5,350,000(134 BB)	1,610,000
SN Steve NgSingapore	3,150,000(79 BB)	600,000
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	3,090,000(77 BB)	1,490,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	2,850,000(71 BB)	1,780,000
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	2,160,000(54 BB)	800,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	2,050,000(51 BB)	250,000
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,920,000(48 BB)	390,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	1,720,000(43 BB)	270,000
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	1,555,000(39 BB)	185,000

Level 25: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 35/1413

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 36/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 1:57:28 PM

Payouts 38-47

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
38	AY Alan YapPhilippines	325,000	$5,285
39	MW Matthew WesterheideUnited States of America	325,000	$5,285
40	AK Adalsteinn KarlssonIceland	282,000	$4,585
41	AC Alexis CruzPhilippines	282,000	$4,585
42	AK Akihiro KonishiJapan	282,000	$4,585
43	DV David Van NoyUnited States of America	282,000	$4,585
44	SH Seung Hun KoSouth Korea	282,000	$4,585
45	HM Hirohito MarunakaJapan	282,000	$4,585
46	DE Daniel EvensBelgium	282,000	$4,585
47	KJ Kyungsun JungSouth Korea	282,000	$4,585

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 1:45:00 PM

Queen Changes Everything

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Joungsun Kim

Under the gun Joungsun Kim opened to 60,000, and big blind Adalsteinn Karlsson defended.

The K♥ T♦ 5♥ flop brought plenty of action. Kim continued for 60,000, only for Karlsson to check-raise to 250,000. Kim quickly called.

Joungsun Kim: J♥ 9♥

Adalsteinn Karlsson: T♥ 4♥

Both players had a flush draw, but Karlsson was still ahead with his pair of tens.

The Q♣ turn changed everything, giving Kim a straight and leaving Karlsson drawing dead.

The 4♠ river brought no miracle, and Karlsson was eliminated as Kim collected another sizeable pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,530,000(51 BB)	480,000
AK Adalsteinn KarlssonIceland	busted	-204,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 1:39:40 PM

Cao Conquers the Cowboys

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Thanh Cao Nguyen

Thanh Cao Nguyen open-jammed from early position for his remaining 400,000 chips, and once the action folded around, it was small blind Jonathan Chetty who put in the sole call.

Thanh Cao Nguyen: A♣ Q♠

Jonathan Chetty: K♥ K♠

Nguyen let out a euphoric "Yesss!" as the A♦ 3♥ 8♣ flop was dealt, vaulting himself ahead of the South African.

Nguyen remained ahead for the rest of the 8♦ 4♥ runout, scoring a full double up and leaving Chetty with around 11 big blinds to work with.

Player	Chips	Progress
TC Thanh Cao NguyenViet Nam	890,000(30 BB)	570,000
JC Jonathan ChettySouth Africa	330,000(11 BB)	-740,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 1:35:00 PM

From 12K to 630K

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Kohei Takami

Kohei Takami came into Day 2 with just 12,000 chips (2 big blinds), making him the shortest stack among the 269 returning players.

At that point, simply surviving a few hands would have been a result. Somehow, Takami kept finding a way.

Hand by hand, pot by pot, he has built that tiny stack into 630,000 chips with just 39 players remaining, putting himself firmly in the race for the final table.

From two big blinds to more than half a million chips, Takami is living proof that in tournament poker, the chips you have left can be worth far more than they look.

Player	Chips	Progress
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	630,000(21 BB)	618,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 1:20:00 PM

Co's Nines Find the Nine

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Fernan Co

Folded to Fernan Co, he open-shoved for 495,000. After everyone else folded, big blind William Ysmael made the call to put Co at risk.

Fernan Co: 9♦ 9♠

William Ysmael: A♦ Q♥

The 6♦ 4♠ 3♠ flop was safe for Co, keeping his pocket nines in front.

Then came the 9♥ turn, the dream card for Co, giving him a set and effectively sealing the double.

Player	Chips	Progress
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	1,450,000(48 BB)	-525,000
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	1,035,000(35 BB)	540,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 1:15:00 PM

Park Surges to 3.74M

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Seunghee PArk

Seunghee Park continues his hot run and has now taken a massive chip lead.

After collecting Viet An Nguyen's stack earlier, Park has continued to pile on the chips and now sits on 3,740,000, more than four times the current average stack.

With the field getting smaller, Park has opened a huge gap at the top of the leaderboard.

Player	Chips	Progress
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	3,740,000(125 BB)	1,355,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 1:14:35 PM

Table 13 Counts

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Player	Chips	Progress
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	1,800,000(60 BB)	290,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	1,100,000(37 BB)	190,000
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	900,000(30 BB)	330,000
AC Alexis CruzPhilippines	495,000(17 BB)	-385,000
DV David Van NoyUnited States of America	400,000(13 BB)	-572,000
AY Alan YapPhilippines	380,000(13 BB)	315,000
TC Thanh Cao NguyenViet Nam	320,000(11 BB)	-281,000
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	230,000(8 BB)	-810,000

Level 24: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 47/1413

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 1:03:40 PM

Ng Misses the River

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

David Wang raised to 50,000 from under the gun and button Steve Ng plus big blind Joshua Chargualaf joined him to the flop.

Wang check-folded and Chargualaf check-called when Ng fired 85,000 following the 3♦ 5♦ 8♣ flop.

The 6♣ hit the turn and Chargualaf checked once more, before calling Ng's 130,000 bet.

Chargualaf checked a third time, but Ng seemed to give up, checking behind, only to muck when Chargualaf flicked over 8♥ 7♥ for second pair.

Player	Chips	Progress
SN Steve NgSingapore	2,550,000(102 BB)	-60,000
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	1,200,000(48 BB)	210,000
DW David WangAustralia	320,000(13 BB)	138,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 1:01:00 PM

Payouts 48-57

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Gary Guerrero

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
48	SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	282,000	$4,585
49	GG Gary GuerreroPhilippines	282,000	$4,585
50	CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	282,000	$4,585
51	NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	282,000	$4,585
52	SK Sakamoto KoichiJapan	282,000	$4,585
53	HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	282,000	$4,585
54	EN Errol NicodemusPhilippines	282,000	$4,585
55	PK Petr KoulaCzech Republic	282,000	$4,585
56	RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	245,000	$3,985
57	RK Rintaro KagawaJapan	245,000	$3,985

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 12:55:00 PM

Villa Finds the Double

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Hernan Jaybee Villa

Folded to the button, Hernan Jaybee Villa opened before Ryan Minh Hong three-bet to 160,000 from the small blind.

Villa came back with a four-bet shove for 430,000, putting the decision back on Hong. After double-checking the amount and taking some time, Hong made the call.

Hernan Jaybee Villa: A♦ 9♣

Ryan Minh Hong: A♦ 3♣

The 9♠ 7♦ 4♦ flop gave Villa top pair and left Hong nearly drawing dead.

The 6♠ turn gave Hong a gutshot straight draw and a chance to catch up, but the Q♠ river missed.

Villa's nines held for the double, giving Hong a noticeable hit to his stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	1,510,000(60 BB)	-510,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	910,000(36 BB)	560,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 12:43:25 PM

Drilon Cracks Aces

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Jose Drilon

Big blind Jose Drilon found himself all in for 240,000, and initial raiser Seung Hyun Han made the call.

Jose Drilon: A♦ 9♣

Seung Hyun Han: A♣ A♠

Han was way ahead with pocket aces, but Drilon found some help on the 9♠ 8♦ 3♦ flop, pairing his nine.

It still wasn't enough, but the 9♦ turn changed everything. Drilon improved to trips, leaving Han with just one out to survive.

The K♥ river wasn't it.

Drilon scooped the pot for a huge double, while Han was visibly frustrated after taking another tough beat. He slammed his chips onto the table and shouted, "Change dealer!"

It was another costly hit for Han, who had now lost more than half of his stack after back-to-back bad beats.

Player	Chips	Progress
JD Jose DrilonPhilippines	515,000(21 BB)	226,000
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	400,000(16 BB)	-750,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 12:30:54 PM

Out-Kicked and Kicked Out

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Haresh Nathan

Haresh Nathan raised to 50,000 from the hijack and received a call from button Hossein Haydari. Hoseong Ha, the chip leader earlier in the day, shoved his remaining ~780,000 from the big blind, and Nathan shoved behind. Haydari looked a little sick but folded his hand.

Hoseong Ha: A♠ 5♦

Haresh Nathan: A♦ K♣

Ha was in a tight spot and found little in the way of help on the 7♠ 9♣ 3♥ flop.

The 6♠ turn did offer Ha a gutshot, but he failed to hit the eight he needed on the 3♠ river, and his Main Event journey came to an end.

Player	Chips	Progress
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	1,600,000(64 BB)	665,000
HH Hossein HaydariAustralia	1,200,000(48 BB)	-20,000
HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	busted	-710,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 12:30:00 PM

Chip Leaders!

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Steve Ng

Top 18 Chip Counts

Player	Chips	Progress
SN Steve NgSingapore	2,610,000(104 BB)	540,000
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	2,385,000(95 BB)	45,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	2,020,000(81 BB)	1,107,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	1,620,000(65 BB)	-480,000
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	1,360,000(54 BB)	40,000
ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	1,350,000(54 BB)	483,000
HH Hossein HaydariAustralia	1,220,000(49 BB)	590,000
AK Akihiro KonishiJapan	1,205,000(48 BB)	610,000
YY Yang Yung MaoTaiwan	1,195,000(48 BB)
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	1,185,000(47 BB)	185,000
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	1,150,000(46 BB)	-370,000
JC Jonathan ChettySouth Africa	1,070,000(43 BB)	20,000
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,050,000(42 BB)	170,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	1,030,000(41 BB)	180,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	1,030,000(41 BB)	210,000
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	1,020,000(41 BB)	124,000
WB Wonil BaeSouth Korea	1,015,000(41 BB)	840,000
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	990,000(40 BB)	745,000

Level 23: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 53/1413

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 55/1413

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 12:02:13 PM

Payouts 58 - 67

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Yuta Takazawa

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
58	KK Katsuyuki KondoJapan	245,000	$3,985
59	MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	245,000	$3,985
60	VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	245,000	$3,985
61	YT Yuta TakazawaJapan	245,000	$3,985
62	DE David EeSingapore	245,000	$3,985
64	KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	245,000	$3,985
65	JH Junho HyeonSouth Korea	245,000	$3,985
66	FL Ferdinand LuPhilippines	245,000	$3,985
67	RM Rasukaru MizugaiJapan	245,000	$3,985

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 12:00:00 PM

Mao Turns 33K Into 1.2M

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Yan Yung Mao started Day 2 with just 33,000 chips (six big blinds), making him one of the shortest stacks in the field.

Now, after a strong run through Day 2, Mao has climbed all the way to 1,195,000 chips, putting him among the chip leaders.

That's a remarkable turnaround from where he started the day, with Mao now holding more than 36 times his opening stack.

Table 6 Chip Counts

Player	Chips	Progress
YY Yang Yung MaoTaiwan	1,195,000(60 BB)	1,162,000
JC Jonathan ChettySouth Africa	1,050,000(53 BB)	665,000
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	935,000(47 BB)	753,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	850,000(43 BB)	-75,000
HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	710,000(36 BB)	-450,000
DE Daniel EvensBelgium	440,000(22 BB)	256,000
KH Kenji HoribeJapan	315,000(16 BB)	195,000
RK Rintaro KagawaJapan	215,000(11 BB)	82,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 11:45:00 AM

Nguyen Falls From the Top

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Viet An Nguyen, who had built one of the biggest stacks earlier in the day, was spotted walking away from his table after being eliminated in 60th place.

His deep run comes to an end after building a massive stack during Day 2.

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
60	VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	245,000	$3,985

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 11:44:29 AM

"Nine is a Lucky Card"

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Noel Regencia

Noel Regencia opened to 50,000 from middle position and received calls from both blinds, Sandeep Mirchandani plus Seunghee Park.

Both blinds checked the 2♣ 9♣ 3♥ flop, and Regencia continued for 78,000. Mirchandani then check-raised to 200,000, prompting a fold from Park, and Regencia eventually stuck in the call, leaving himself around 200,000 behind.

Mirchandani immediately shoved on the 8♥ turn, and after a short while, Regencia eventually laid down his hand.

"Nine is a lucky card," Mirchandani said as he mucked the 9♥ face-up.

Player	Chips	Progress
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	2,100,000(105 BB)	815,000
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	1,000,000(50 BB)	715,000
NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	207,000(10 BB)	-273,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 11:36:09 AM

Nice Call, Nice Bluff

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Steve Ng

The K♣ 9♥ 9♠ K♠ Q♣ board was complete with around 200,000 already in the middle when small blind Fernan Co led for 110,000.

Steve Ng took his time before eventually making the call.

Co turned over 5♥ 5♣, playing the board, while Ng showed A♦ 6♣ for two pair with an ace kicker. Ng's call was good, and he scooped the sizeable pot.

The pot pushed Ng over the 2 million-chip mark, strengthening his position among the leaders.

After the hand, Florencio Campomanes gave Ng a little recognition, saying, "Nice call and nice bluff!"

Player	Chips	Progress
SN Steve NgSingapore	2,070,000(104 BB)	1,174,000
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	896,000(45 BB)	492,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 11:17:00 AM

Payouts 68 - 77

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Marc Rivera

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
68	KY Kazuo YamamotoJapan	245,000	$3,985
69	HN Hyunsik NamSouth Korea	245,000	$3,985
70	YH Yu Hsien LinTaiwan	245,000	$3,985
71	AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	245,000	$3,985
72	LC Leonard CheongSingapore	214,000	$3,480
73	WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	214,000	$3,480
74	AA Amir AbbasAustralia	214,000	$3,480
75	SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia	214,000	$3,480
76	JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	214,000	$3,480
77	MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	214,000	$3,480

Level 22: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 66/1413

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 11:01:14 AM

Up and Down for Villa

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Hernan Jaybee Villa

Hernan Villa opened to 32,000 from under the gun and button Joungsun Kim put in the sole call.

Both opted to check the 6♦ 8♦ 9♥ 7♣ flop and turn, taking them to the 4♠ river. Villa swiftly put in a bet of 80,000, prompting a relatively swift fold from Kim. Villa flashed the A♠ as he collected the pot.

The next hand saw Noel Regencia open to 36,000 from under the gun, which was called by small blind Jonathan Chetty, before Villa three-bet to 116,000 from the big blind, and only Regencia stuck in the call.

The entire J♦ 7♦ Q♠ 3♥ 4♣ runout was checked down, with Villa flicking over A♣ K♠, but it was no good against Regencia's pocket tens T♦ T♥.

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	880,000(55 BB)	-125,000
NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	480,000(30 BB)	363,000
JC Jonathan ChettySouth Africa	385,000(24 BB)	258,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	350,000(22 BB)	-450,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 10:58:00 AM

Nguyen Shows the Ace

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Viet An Nguyen

Folded to the cutoff, Michael Bueza opened to 40,000. From the small blind, Viet An Nguyen continued his aggression with a three-bet to 105,000, and Bueza called.

The A♦ 6♦ 3♣ flop came down, and Nguyen fired another 60,000. Bueza called again.

Nguyen kept the pressure on when the 4♣ landed on the turn, announcing a 152,000 bet. After some thought, Bueza gave it up and showed J♥ J♦.

Nguyen returned the gesture, showing the A♥ for top pair and taking down another sizeable pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	1,480,000(93 BB)	197,000
MB Michael BuezaPhilippines	589,000(37 BB)	-165,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 10:49:27 AM

Table 5 Counts

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Player	Chips	Progress
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	1,320,000(83 BB)	100,000
KJ Kyungsun JungSouth Korea	1,120,000(70 BB)	-135,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	820,000(51 BB)	629,000
HH Hossein HaydariAustralia	630,000(39 BB)	252,000
AK Akihiro KonishiJapan	595,000(37 BB)	358,000
KK Katsuyuki KondoJapan	430,000(27 BB)	172,000
JY Joonhee YeaSouth Korea	340,000(21 BB)	292,000
PK Petr KoulaCzech Republic	318,000(20 BB)	21,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 10:42:00 AM

Top Pair, Better Kicker

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Facing a raise, Viet An Nguyen three-bet to 100,000, then Somasekhar Sanampuri moved all in for 158,000.

The initial raiser hesitated before folding, and Nguyen quickly made the call.

Somasekhar Sanampuri: K♣ Q♣

Viet An Nguyen: A♦ K♠

Both players paired the king on the K♦ 3♠ 2♣ flop, but Nguyen's ace kicker kept him comfortably ahead.

The T♥ turn brought no help for Sanampuri, and the 5♦ river sealed the hand. Nguyen's top pair with the better kicker held to eliminate Sanampuri, while Nguyen continued his climb near the top of the counts.

Player	Chips	Progress
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	1,580,000(99 BB)	395,000
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia	busted	-240,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 10:35:00 AM

Figuerres Can't Find a Way Out

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Joshua Figuerres

Folded to the small blind, Joshua Figuerres moved all in for his remaining 138,000, and big blind Atsushi Koyama made the call.

Joshua Figuerres: J♠ 3♠

Atsushi Koyama: A♥ 4♦

The K♠ 9♥ 5♠ flop gave Figuerres plenty of ways to improve. The 5♦ turn changed nothing, and the 8♣ river brought no help. Koyama's ace-high held, sending Figuerres to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
AK Atsushi KoyamaJapan	386,000(24 BB)	152,000
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	busted	-138,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 10:15:00 AM

First Cove Champion Cheng Exits 80th

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Xiong Cheng

The first APPT Manila Main Event champion crowned at Cove Manila, Xiong Cheng, has unfortunately seen his run come to an end in 80th place.

Cheng made history by winning the inaugural APPT Manila Main Event held at Cove, and this time he managed another deep run before falling short of the final stages.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 10:10:00 AM

Chip Leaders!

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Seung Hyun Han

Player	Chips	Progress
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	1,520,000(95 BB)	430,000
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	1,285,000(80 BB)	345,000
KJ Kyungsun JungSouth Korea	1,255,000(78 BB)	155,000
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	1,220,000(76 BB)	-80,000
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	1,185,000(74 BB)	330,000
HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	1,160,000(73 BB)	200,000
NN Nobuaki NaritaJapan	1,129,000(71 BB)	158,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	1,070,000(67 BB)
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,005,000(63 BB)	-10,000
SK Sakamoto KoichiJapan	1,000,000(63 BB)	256,000
DV David Van NoyUnited States of America	972,000(61 BB)	269,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	925,000(58 BB)	2,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	913,000(57 BB)	38,000
SN Steve NgSingapore	896,000(56 BB)	546,000
RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	891,000(56 BB)	41,000
ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	867,000(54 BB)	-273,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	800,000(50 BB)	713,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 10:09:25 AM

Payouts 78 - 87

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
78	SL She Lok WongUnited States of America	214,000	$3,480
79	DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	214,000	$3,480
80	XC Xiong ChengUnited States of America	214,000	$3,480
81	NT Nohad TelianiCanada	214,000	$3,480
82	YC Yongseok ChoiSouth Korea	214,000	$3,480
83	RL Rakesh LalwaniIndia	214,000	$3,480
84	SM Stephen MoonUnited Kingdom	214,000	$3,480
85	WL Walken LiSingapore	214,000	$3,480
86	SC Sebastian CremaCanada	214,000	$3,480
87	RA Ronald AcostaPhilippines	214,000	$3,480

Level 21: 8,000 / 16,000 ante: 16,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 79/1413

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 84/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 9:36:00 AM

Nguyen Flushes Out Altynikov

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Viet An Nguyen

Facing a 32,000 raise, Viet An Nguyen called from the button before big blind Roman Altynikov three-bet shoved for 123,000. Nguyen was the only player to make the call.

Roman Altynikov: 9♠ 9♥

Viet An Nguyen: A♣ 8♣

The K♠ K♣ 7♣ flop gave Altynikov's pocket nines the lead, but Nguyen picked up a strong flush draw.

The 4♣ turn completed Nguyen's flush, leaving Altynikov drawing thin. The T♠ river changed nothing, confirming the elimination.

Player	Chips	Progress
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	855,000(71 BB)	-69,000
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 9:29:00 AM

Payouts 88 - 97

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

William Teoh

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
88	JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	214,000	$3,480
89	DY Doi YukishigeJapan	214,000	$3,480
90	WT William TeohMalaysia	214,000	$3,480
91	RA Roman AltynikovRussia	214,000	$3,480
92	EC Emmanouil ChalkiotisGreece	214,000	$3,480
93	YK Yuya KanohJapan	214,000	$3,480
94	SL Siyuan LiuChina	214,000	$3,480
95	EJ Eui Jo HwangSouth Korea	214,000	$3,480
96	ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	187,000	$3,040
97	JR John RiadDenmark	187,000	$3,040

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 9:25:00 AM

Clock Runs Out on Erquiaga

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

David Erquiaga

Hijack Marco Espela opened before small blind Rikuya Iwabe three-bet to 95,000. From the big blind, David Erquiaga came back with a four-bet to 210,000.

Espela wasn't backing down, five-betting to 325,000. Iwabe eventually folded, leaving Erquiaga to make the final decision.

Erquiaga used his entire time bank, but the clock ran out before he could act, resulting in an automatic fold. Espela scooped a healthy pot without seeing a flop.

Player	Chips	Progress
ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	1,140,000(95 BB)	300,000
RI Rikuya IwabeJapan	415,000(35 BB)	326,000
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	372,000(31 BB)	-269,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 9:21:52 AM

Table 26 Counts

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Renato Villanueva Jr

Player	Chips	Progress
RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	850,000(71 BB)	-66,000
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	350,000(29 BB)	69,000
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	345,000(29 BB)	-280,000
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	285,000(24 BB)	117,000
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia	240,000(20 BB)	100,000
HN Hyunsik NamSouth Korea	160,000(13 BB)	71,000
YC Yongseok ChoiSouth Korea	85,000(7 BB)	-85,000
RA Ronald AcostaPhilippines	80,000(7 BB)	-51,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 9:15:10 AM

Big Slick Ends Chalkiotis' Run

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Seung Hun Ko

Emmanouil Chalkiotis opened from early position to 24,000, before Seung Hun Ko three-bet to 75,000 from a couple of seats over.

Chalkiotis slid his timebanks out in front of him and pondered. After a little time, he eventually announced that he was all in, and Ko snapped off the call:

Emmanouil Chalkiotis: 8♦ 8♣

Seung Hun Ko: A♠ K♣

Ko came out of the flip strong following the K♥ A♣ 5♣ flop, giving the South Korean two pair, leaving Chalkiotis needing to catch one of two outs to stay alive.

Neither the T♠ turn nor the 7♠ river brought the card the Greek needed, and his run in the APPT Manila Main Event came to an end.

Player	Chips	Progress
SH Seung Hun KoSouth Korea	600,000(50 BB)	479,000
EC Emmanouil ChalkiotisGreece	busted	-400,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 9:10:00 AM

Oliver Lirio Exits in 107th

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Oliver Lirio

Last year's APPT Manila Main Event runner-up Oliver Lirio has seen his run come to an end in 107th place.

Lirio, who took home PHP 9,250,000 (~USD 160,902) for his runner-up finish last year, recorded his biggest live cash to date with that result.

This time, his Main Event run ended much earlier, with Lirio collecting another cash but falling well short of another deep run.

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
107	OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	187,000	$3,040

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 9:06:30 AM

Payouts 98 - 107

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Edgar Asehan

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
98	HN Hiroshi NaitoJapan	187,000	$3,040
99	RC Roderick CantornaSingapore	187,000	$3,040
100	AZ Aleksei ZhukovRussia	187,000	$3,040
101	EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	187,000	$3,040
102	CP Chuyuan PengChina	187,000	$3,040
103	MA Martin AstorgaPhilippines	187,000	$3,040
104	ML Manuel LedesmaSpain	187,000	$3,040
105	KS Kasumi SuzukiJapan	187,000	$3,040
106	SS Shue Sing ChurkHong Kong	187,000	$3,040
107	OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	187,000	$3,040

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 9:05:00 AM

Chip Leaders!

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Kyungsun Jung

Player	Chips	Progress
KJ Kyungsun JungSouth Korea	1,100,000(92 BB)	280,000
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	1,090,000(91 BB)	488,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	1,070,000(89 BB)
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	1,040,000(87 BB)	849,000
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,015,000(85 BB)
NN Nobuaki NaritaJapan	971,000(81 BB)	806,000
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	940,000(78 BB)	195,000
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	935,000(78 BB)	667,000
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	924,000(77 BB)	42,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	923,000(77 BB)	721,000
RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	916,000(76 BB)	845,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	875,000(73 BB)	252,000
ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	840,000(70 BB)	810,000
YT Yuta TakazawaJapan	794,000(66 BB)	585,000
SK Sakamoto KoichiJapan	744,000(62 BB)	411,000
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	641,000(53 BB)	89,000
AA Amir AbbasAustralia	631,000(53 BB)	487,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	610,000(51 BB)	448,000
WT William TeohMalaysia	601,000(50 BB)	417,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 8:52:22 AM

Payouts 108 - 117

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Terry Gonzaga

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
108	TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	187,000	$3,040
109	DK Dohwan KimSouth Korea	187,000	$3,040
110	RO Ryo OikawaJapan	187,000	$3,040
111	JP Jason PereiraIndia	187,000	$3,040
112	TK Teruhiko KabasawaJapan	187,000	$3,040
113	KC Kyungheum ChoSouth Korea	187,000	$3,040
114	RY Ryutaro YamamotoJapan	187,000	$3,040
115	JH Jihwan HaSouth Korea	187,000	$3,040
116	FK Frederick Kopitzke United States of America	187,000	$3,040
117	TS Toru SekimotoJapan	187,000	$3,040

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 101/1413

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 101/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 8:17:00 AM

Fours Find a Way

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Hirohito Marunaka

Facing a minimum-raise, button Hirohito Marunaka three-bet shoved for 159,000. Big blind Emmanuel Segismundo made the call, while the initial raiser folded.

Hirohito Marunaka: 4♠ 4♥

Emmanuel Segismundo: A♣ Q♥

It was a flip for Marunaka's tournament life, but his pocket fours held firm on the 9♦ 8♥ 5♥ 2♦ 8♠ runout.

Marunaka's fours stayed ahead all the way, earning him a much-needed double up and keeping his Day 2 run alive.

Player	Chips	Progress
HM Hirohito MarunakaJapan	353,000(35 BB)	201,000
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	247,000(25 BB)	-159,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 8:12:03 AM

Payouts 118 - 127

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Maxwell Rosete

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
118	MR Maxwell RosetePhilippines	187,000	$3,040
119	CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	187,000	$3,040
120	EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	162,000	$2,635
121	XF Xiaohua FuChina	162,000	$2,635
122	SQ Soon Qiew TehSingapore	162,000	$2,635
123	JH Jacky HoChina	162,000	$2,635
124	WZ Weisheng ZhaoChina	162,000	$2,635
125	GS Gaby SawmaLebanon	162,000	$2,635
126	BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	162,000	$2,635
127	YK Youngmin KangSouth Korea	162,000	$2,635

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 8:07:33 AM

Table 27 Action

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Kyungsun Jung

Seunghee Park opened to 20,000 from the cutoff before folding to small blind Kazuo Yamamoto's shove for 179,000.

Kyungsun Jung then raised to 20,000 from under the gun, and only big blind Walken Li joined him to the flop, where Li check-called Jung's 13,000 continuation-bet.

Li folded on the 5♠ turn when Jung upped the bet to 37,000, with Jung flicking over the K♠ as he collected the pot.

Jason Pereira then open-shoved for around 120,000, and big blind Jung quickly put in the call:

Jason Pereira: K♦ Q♠

Kyungsun Jung: 6♦ 6♥

Jung, who has quietly been amassing chips during the first half of the day, continued his hot streak as Pereira failed to catch either of his overcards on the 2♣ 4♦ J♠ 5♥ 2♥ runout.

Player	Chips
KJ Kyungsun JungSouth Korea	820,000(82 BB)
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	745,000(75 BB)
WL Walken LiSingapore	320,000(32 BB)
JP Jason PereiraIndia	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 7:58:06 AM

Payouts 128 - 137

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Yeram Jang

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
128	YJ Yeram JangSouth Korea	162,000	$2,635
129	RE Redentor EdocPhilippines	162,000	$2,635
130	SK Sung Kue KimSouth Korea	162,000	$2,635
131	KO Ko OkuboJapan	162,000	$2,635
132	AM Alexis MaloclocPhilippines	162,000	$2,635
133	MA Marco AlmerezPhilippines	162,000	$2,635
134	JL Jinyi LeeSouth Korea	162,000	$2,635
135	LL Louis LeonardoIndonesia	162,000	$2,635
136	YK Yusuke KawanishiJapan	162,000	$2,635
137	FF Florin FilipRomania	162,000	$2,635

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 7:52:40 AM

Mendoza, Jeong Among Latest Main Event Exits

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

John Tech

Several notable players have also said their goodbyes to the Main Event, including APPT Championship winner Minwoong Jeong, James Mendoza, Seungmook Jung, John Tech, APPT Manila Main Event 2023 champion Yuanning Wu, and John Niko Constantino.

Player	Chips
SJ Seungmook JungSouth Korea	busted
JT John TechPhilippines	busted
JM James MendozaPhilippines	busted
JN John Niko CostinianoPhilippines	busted
MJ Minwoong JeongSouth Korea	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 7:49:18 AM

Seven Figures for Kim

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Joungsun Kim

Start-of-day chip leader Joungsun Kim has now crossed over the seven-figure mark in chips, a little under three times the average stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	1,015,000(102 BB)	148,000
DY Doi YukishigeJapan	725,000(73 BB)	575,000
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	293,000(29 BB)	258,000
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	245,000(25 BB)	159,000
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	150,000(15 BB)	88,000
MR Maxwell RosetePhilippines	132,000(13 BB)	-104,000
NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	117,000(12 BB)	-104,000
MA Martin AstorgaPhilippines	54,000(5 BB)	-13,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 7:35:59 AM

Payouts 138 - 147

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Fendy Kosasih

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
138	FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	162,000	$2,635
139	JN John Niko CostinianoPhilippines	162,000	$2,635
140	ET Eric Thomas WormsbecherCanada	162,000	$2,635
141	FB Frederic BollietFrance	162,000	$2,635
142	KS Kenshi SanoJapan	162,000	$2,635
143	ZT Zufia TamayoSpain	162,000	$2,635
144	CC Chase CokaliongPhilippines	139,000	$2,260
145	JS Junyeob SongSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
146	TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
147	JM Jhun Michael AballaPhilippines	139,000	$2,260

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 124/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 7:31:00 AM

Koula's Tens Hold

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Petr Koula

With 80,000 behind, Ko Okubo moved all in before Petr Koula reshoved from the button, forcing the blinds out.

Ko Okubo: A♥ 7♦

Petr Koula: T♠ T♦

Koula's pocket tens stayed ahead on the Q♠ 7♠ 4♥ flop despite Okubo pairing his seven.

The Q♥ turn and J♥ river brought no further help for Okubo, and Koula's tens held to win the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
PK Petr KoulaCzech Republic	297,000(37 BB)	90,000
KO Ko OkuboJapan	busted	-111,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 7:25:34 AM

Payouts 148 - 157

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Minwoong Jeong

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
148	DI Daishi IchimandaJapan	139,000	$2,260
149	HY Hideyuki YoshiokaJapan	139,000	$2,260
150	YW Yuanning WuChina	139,000	$2,260
151	CC Carlo CalingasanPhilippines	139,000	$2,260
152	ML Myeongseong LeeSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
153	MK Minjae KimSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
154	MJ Minwoong JeongSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
155	TL Thomas LeeCanada	139,000	$2,260
156	SS Seiji SasakiJapan	139,000	$2,260
157	FD Frederick DimayugaPhilippines	139,000	$2,260

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 7:21:00 AM

Aballa Escapes With a Chop

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Under the gun, Jhun Michael Aballa open-shoved for 45,000, and current chip leader Hoseong Ha made the call, putting Aballa at risk.

Jhun Michael Aballa: 6♣ 6♥

Hoseong Ha: K♥ Q♣

The K♠ 4♠ 2♠ flop gave Ha top pair and left Aballa with just two outs to win outright.

The J♠ turn gave Aballa more ways to survive, opening the possibility of a flush on the board and a chop.

The 9♠ river completed the flush, resulting in a split pot. Aballa was clearly relieved with the result, avoiding elimination and keeping his tournament alive.

Player	Chips	Progress
HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	960,000(120 BB)	-10,000
JM Jhun Michael AballaPhilippines	55,000(7 BB)	-160,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 7:07:59 AM

Payouts 158 - 167

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
158	FD Frederick DimayugaPhilippines	139,000	$2,260
159	RM Ryo MatsuuraJapan	139,000	$2,260
160	LN Lucia NavarroSpain	139,000	$2,260
161	RM Ramon MendisSwitzerland	139,000	$2,260
162	NA Nail AberkhaevRussia	139,000	$2,260
163	CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	139,000	$2,260
164	JT John TechPhilippines	139,000	$2,260
165	YP Yohn ParedesPeru	139,000	$2,260
166	TH Tatsuya HashimotoJapan	139,000	$2,260
167	NM Naohiro MatsudaJapan	139,000	$2,260

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 7:03:00 AM

Super High Roller Champion Hits Trips

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Seunghyuk Jung

Facing a raise, APPT Super High Roller champion Seunghyuk Jung three-bet shoved for 74,000. After confirming the amount, initial raiser Seung Hun Ko made the call.

Seunghyuk Jung: A♠ 9♣

Seung Hun Ko: K♠ Q♥

Jung practically flopped the world on the A♣ A♥ 6♦ flop, improving to trips and leaving Ko with very little room to catch up.

The Q♣ turn gave Ko a pair, but it wasn't enough. He was already drawing dead, and the T♥ river confirmed Jung's double up.

The APPT Super High Roller champion continues his run in the Main Event.

Player	Chips	Progress
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	168,000(21 BB)	94,000
SH Seung Hun KoSouth Korea	121,000(15 BB)	-74,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 6:56:00 AM

Six-Seven Can't Save Lee

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Fernan Co

Cutoff Thomas Lee open-shoved for 72,000, and small blind Fernan Co made the call.

Thomas Lee: 6♣ 7♣

Fernan Co: A♥ K♠

Lee was taking his chances with six-seven, a hand that has become an unlikely meme among the younger generation thanks to the viral “6-7” brain-rot trend. In poker, though, there was no joke to be found here.

The A♠ Q♥ 2♥ flop gave Co top pair and left Lee nearly drawing dead. The 4♥ turn sealed the hand, and Lee found no help on the river, sending him to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	404,000(51 BB)	150,000
TL Thomas LeeCanada	busted	-67,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 6:52:54 AM

Payouts 168 - 177

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
168	IO In O KangSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
169	JM Joris MichlNetherlands	139,000	$2,260
170	RG Ryan GebowUnited States of America	139,000	$2,260
171	YL Yakai LiChina	139,000	$2,260
172	JB Javier BecerrilSpain	139,000	$2,260
173	MY Mc Yeldarb MantosPhilippines	139,000	$2,260
174	RS Ryuki ShiraseJapan	139,000	$2,260
175	FE Feras ElnatshaJordan	139,000	$2,260
176	SL Seungwon LeeSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
177	BG Battulga GanboldMongolia	139,000	$2,260

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 6:50:23 AM

Erquiaga Wins Preflop Battle

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

David Erquiaga

Folded to the cutoff, David Erquiaga, who finished as the Day 1D chip leader, opened to 18,000.

Big blind Petr Koula responded with a three-bet to 65,000, but Erquiaga wasn't backing down.

He came back with a four-bet to 135,000, putting the decision back on Koula. After some thought, Koula folded, giving Erquiaga another pot without seeing a flop.

Player	Chips	Progress
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	552,000(69 BB)	164,000
PK Petr KoulaCzech Republic	207,000(26 BB)	118,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 6:46:01 AM

Close Call for Nicodemus

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Errol Nicodemus

Hijack Errol Nicodemus raised to 16,000 and cutoff Fendy Kosasih plus button John Riad made the call.

All three opted to check when the dealer fanned the A♣ 5♣ 4♣ flop.

Nicodemus led for 18,000 on the T♦ turn, prompting a fold from Kosasih, but Riad eventually stuck in the call.

The 8♣ completed the board, and Nicodemus slowed down with a check. Riad stuck 40,000 into the middle, and after a short moment of contemplation, Nicodemus put in the call.

Riad turned over K♥ T♥ for top pair.

"Ooh! Close," Nicodemus quipped, as he turned over K♦ J♣, having found a lucky club on the river to complete his flush and take the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
EN Errol NicodemusPhilippines	288,000(36 BB)	133,000
JR John RiadDenmark	245,000(31 BB)	74,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	110,000(14 BB)	-24,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 6:38:51 AM

Payouts 178 - 187

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
178	JS Jeongwon SeoSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
179	EB Eldar BeisimbekovKazakhstan	139,000	$2,260
180	KK Kohei KishimotoJapan	139,000	$2,260
181	JL Junwoo LeeSouth Korea	139,000	$2,260
182	BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	139,000	$2,260
183	SS Shingo SakaiJapan	139,000	$2,260
184	JJ John Jay MagadanPhilippines	128,000	$2,080
185	AA Ashish AnilkumarIndia	128,000	$2,080
186	SM Sumay MishraIndia	128,000	$2,080
187	AA Aleksandr AfonkinRussia	128,000	$2,080

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 6:37:00 AM

Chip Leaders!

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Hoseong Ha

Player	Chips	Progress
HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	970,000(121 BB)	600,000
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	882,000(110 BB)	711,000
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	867,000(108 BB)	12,000
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	842,000(105 BB)	728,000
JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	753,000(94 BB)	321,000
WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	714,000(89 BB)	230,000
DV David Van NoyUnited States of America	703,000(88 BB)	360,000
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	625,000(78 BB)	141,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	623,000(78 BB)	207,000
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	602,000(75 BB)	17,000
TC Thanh Cao NguyenViet Nam	601,000(75 BB)	294,000

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 160/1413

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 162/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 6:16:00 AM

Westerheide Survives Dominated All-In

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Matthew Westerheide

Under the gun, Joris Michl opened to 12,000 before cutoff Matthew Westerheide called. Small blind Ryan Gebow then max-squeezed all in for 105,000.

Michl folded, while Westerheide committed his remaining 95,000 for the call.

Matthew Westerheide: A♠ Q♥

Ryan Gebow: A♥ K♥

Westerheide was dominated and looked to be in trouble, but the Q♦ 7♥ 4♥ flop changed everything. The queen gave him the lead, although Gebow still had plenty of ways to catch up with his flush draw.

The 7♦ turn changed nothing, and the 9♣ river completed a safe runout for Westerheide.

Player	Chips	Progress
MW Matthew WesterheideUnited States of America	214,000(36 BB)	62,000
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	130,000(22 BB)	10,000
RG Ryan GebowUnited States of America	10,000(2 BB)	-134,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 6:12:12 AM

Assorted Chip Counts

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Michael Bagdasarov

Player	Chips	Progress
MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	290,000(48 BB)	-16,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	134,000(22 BB)	5,000
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	120,000(20 BB)	45,000
CC Chase CokaliongPhilippines	95,000(16 BB)	-44,500
KS Kasumi SuzukiJapan	88,000(15 BB)	40,000
LN Lucia NavarroSpain	70,000(12 BB)	21,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 5:58:46 AM

Payouts 188 - 197

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

James Mendoza

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
188	DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	128,000	$2,080
189	YK Yongdae KimSouth Korea	128,000	$2,080
190	SH Shunji HayazakiJapan	128,000	$2,080
191	SJ Seungmook JungSouth Korea	128,000	$2,080
192	WB Wendell BartePhilippines	128,000	$2,080
193	CW Cher Whey ChengSingapore	128,000	$2,080
194	GC Graham CowanAustralia	128,000	$2,080
195	KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	128,000	$2,080
196	JM James MendozaPhilippines	128,000	$2,080
197	DM Daiki MiyamotoJapan	128,000	$2,080

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 5:57:54 AM

Too Steep on the River for Choi

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Button Louis Leonardo raised to 12,000 and big blind Yongseok Choi defended.

The dealer fanned the 8♠ 7♥ 9♦ flop and Choi check-called Leonardo's 12,000 continuation-bet.

The 2♥ hit the turn and Choi checked again, with Leonardo checking behind.

Choi checked a third time on the K♦ river. Leonardo fired 38,000, and Choi burned a timebank before eventually letting his hand go.

Player	Chips	Progress
LL Louis LeonardoIndonesia	209,000(35 BB)	101,000
YC Yongseok ChoiSouth Korea	170,000(28 BB)	64,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 5:50:56 AM

Payouts 198 - 207

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Markus Garberg

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
198	PH Po Hsun LiaoTaiwan	128,000	$2,080
199	EL Eunchang LeeSouth Korea	128,000	$2,080
200	KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	128,000	$2,080
201	AT Alessandro TarantoItaly	128,000	$2,080
202	JM Junichi MurakamiJapan	128,000	$2,080
203	RH Ronald HaverkampNetherlands	128,000	$2,080
204	MG Markus GarbergNorway	128,000	$2,080
205	MK Myeongji KwakSouth Korea	128,000	$2,080
206	MK Miyoung KishimotoSouth Korea	128,000	$2,080
207	BM Behrang MohammadigeravandAustralia	128,000	$2,080

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 5:37:00 AM

Hongan Yan Becomes the Main Event Bubble Boy

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Hongan Yan

The bubble bursts on the very first hand-for-hand!

Under the gun, Hongan Yan opened to 12,000 before Seung Hyun Han three-bet to 30,000 from the button. Yan responded with a four-bet shove for 93,000, and Han made the call.

Hongan Yan: T♥ T♠

Seung Hyun Han: A♠ T♦

Yan was comfortably ahead on the Q♦ 8♥ 5♦ flop, leaving Han with just three outs.

Then came the A♥ turn.

One of Han's three outs arrived, leaving Yan with just one remaining out to survive. The 2♦ river missed, making Yan the sole bubble boy of the APPT Manila 2026 Main Event.

With that, the remaining 207 players are officially in the money, each guaranteed at least PHP 128,000 (~USD 2,100).

Congratulations to everyone who made the money!

Seung Hyun Han

Player	Chips
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	585,000(98 BB)
HY Hongan YanSouth Korea	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 5:25:00 AM

One Player Away From the Money

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

The APPT Manila 2026 Main Event is officially on the bubble with just 208 players remaining.

Only one more elimination is needed to reach the 207 paid places, and tournament officials have now moved the field to hand-for-hand play.

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 211/1413

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/9/2026, 4:57:47 AM

Cautious Cautious

Level 16: 2,000 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Akihiro Kawaguchi

Wonil Bae opened to 10,000 from early position and collected the big blinds, before small blind Kasumi Suzuki raised to 20,000 and collected Dohwan Kim's.

Oliver Lirio then raised to 10,000 from the cutoff and found no resistance. Akihiro Kawaguchi did the same from under the gun and collected the blinds, too.

The first hand of note came when Lirio raised from middle position and Kawaguchi defended his big blind.

The Japanese player check-called when Lirio continued for 5,000 on the A♠ 5♠ A♥ flop, with the action repeating on the Q♦ turn, this time for 20,000.

The 2♣ completed the board and both checked, with Kawaguchi flicking over A♦ 6♦ for flopped trips, which was good for the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	300,000(60 BB)	5,000
WB Wonil BaeSouth Korea	175,000(35 BB)	98,000
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	170,000(34 BB)	101,000
KS Kasumi SuzukiJapan	48,000(10 BB)	-24,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 4:43:00 AM

APPT Manila Bubble Closing Fast After Day 2 Start

Level 16: 2,000 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

From the 269 players who returned for the second day of the APPT Manila 2026 Main Event, only 234 remain after the first 30 minutes, meaning 35 players have already hit the rail.

Among the early eliminations are several familiar names, including Vamerdino Magsakay, Georgii Klenin, Rene Mar David, Michael Gabby Concepcion, Bon Yap, and Billy Alfonso, with plenty more following them out of the tournament area.

With only 27 more eliminations needed to reach the 207 paid places, the money bubble is already within sight.

At this pace, it may not take long before the tournament reaches the moment everyone has been waiting for - the bubble burst.

Recently Eliminated

Player	Chips	Progress
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	busted	-255,000
GK Georgii KleninRussia	busted	-221,000
MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	busted	-116,000
BY Bon YapPhilippines	busted	-61,000
BA Billy AlfonsoPhilippines	busted	-91,000
AZ Aleksei ZhukovRussia	busted	-85,000
NT Naoki TasakaJapan	busted	-54,000
SH Soichiro HayashiJapan	busted	-104,000
JL Jinhoon LeeSouth Korea	busted	-68,000
RM Rene Mar DavidPhilippines	busted	-120,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 4:08:26 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal!

Level 16: 2,000 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

The cards are back in the air for Day 2 of the APPT Manila 2026 Main Event.

Before play got underway, Levy Castillo, one of the tournament directors for APPT, welcomed the remaining players and reflected on the record-breaking turnout for this year's Main Event.

Castillo also took the opportunity to invite everyone to the next stop on the APPT calendar, the APPT Korea 2026, which will run from September 3 to 14 at Paradise City Casino.

With the record field now down to 269 players and the money bubble just 62 eliminations away, the stage is set for a big day at Cove Manila.

Good luck to all the players!

Level 16: 2,000 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 269/1413

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/9/2026, 2:32:22 AM

1,413 Entries and PHP 97.6M Prize Pool Set New APPT Manila Record

Level 16: 2,000 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

After four starting flights, the APPT Manila 2026 Main Event has officially made history.

The PHP 80,000 (~USD 1,300) buy-in attracted a record-breaking 1,413 total entries, building a massive PHP 97,666,560 (~USD 1.608 million) prize pool.

Both numbers are the biggest ever recorded for the APPT Manila Main Event, giving this year's tournament a new place in the festival's history.

For comparison, the 2025 Main Event drew 1,246 entries and generated around PHP 87 million, while the 2024 edition recorded 1,304 entries and approximately PHP 91 million in prize money.

Day 1A: 300 Entries / 47 Survivors

Day 1B: 348 Entries / 56 Survivors

Day 1C: 527 Entries / 94 Survivors

Day 1D (Turbo): 238 Entries / 72 Survivors

Day 2: 1,413 Entries / 269 Remaining

This year's field has now surpassed both marks, with the final prize pool comfortably clearing the original PHP 60 million (~USD 1 million) guarantee.

269 Advance, But the Bubble Awaits

After the four flights, 269 players have successfully secured their seats for Day 2.

There is still plenty of work to do before anyone can celebrate a cash, however. Only 207 players will make the money, meaning the field will have to lose another 62 players before the bubble bursts.

Once they survive the bubble, every remaining player is guaranteed at least PHP 128,000 (~USD 2,100).

But the real target is much higher.

Waiting at the top is a massive PHP 15,530,000 (~USD 255,800) payday for the eventual champion, along with the APPT Manila Main Event title.

Joungsun Kim

Kim Leads the Way

The player returning with the biggest stack is Joungsun Kim, who dominated Day 1A and finished the flight with a massive 855,000 chips.

To put that stack into perspective, the next players on the leaderboard are Wesley Zikai Huang and Cezar Quiambao, both sitting on 484,000.

Kim heads into Day 2 with nearly twice as many chips as the two players closest behind him, putting him in a strong position when the field combines.

Top 10 Chip Count

Player	Chips
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	855,000(171 BB)
WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	484,000(97 BB)
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	484,000(97 BB)
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	445,000(89 BB)
JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	432,000(86 BB)
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	416,000(83 BB)
HM Hirohito MarunakaJapan	414,000(83 BB)
KY Kunlong YuChina	401,000(80 BB)
EC Emmanouil ChalkiotisGreece	400,000(80 BB)
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	388,000(78 BB)

Xiong Cheng

New Champion Guaranteed

One thing is already certain: there will be a new APPT Manila Main Event champion.

Defending champion Justin Ong was unable to make it through any of the four starting flights, ending his title defense before Day 2 even began.

However, another former champion remains in the hunt.

Xiong Cheng, who won the first-ever APPT Manila Main Event held at Cove Manila, survived the opening flights and returns with 221,000 chips.

The most recent APPT Championship winner, Minwoong Jeong, is also still alive. Jeong bagged 120,000, putting him below the current average but still very much in the fight with the money bubble approaching.

Day 2: Bubble and Beyond

Day 2 gets underway today, with levels increasing to 60 minutes as the field begins the long march toward the final table.

The first major objective is clear: get through the bubble.

With 269 players returning and only 207 guaranteed a payout, the pressure will build quickly as the field closes in on the money.

From there, the pace and structure will depend on how the tournament develops, with the tournament director retaining discretion to stop play once it becomes too late to continue safely.

There is still a long way to go before the final nine are decided, but the destination is clear: a PHP 15.53 million top prize and a new APPT Manila Main Event champion.

Stay tuned to Somuchpoker throughout Day 2 for the bubble hand, key eliminations, major chip swings, and all the action on the road to the final table.

SMPSMP

8/8/2026, 9:59:52 PM

Day 2

Chip Counts

Player	Chips
JK Joungsun KimSouth Korea	855,000
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	484,000
WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	484,000
SH Seung Hyun HanSouth Korea	445,000
JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	432,000
RM Ryan Ming HongAustralia	416,000
HM Hirohito MarunakaJapan	414,000
KY Kunlong YuChina	401,000
EC Emmanouil ChalkiotisGreece	400,000
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	388,000
HH Hossein HaydariAustralia	378,000
HH Hoseong HaSouth Korea	370,000
DE David EeSingapore	359,000
JH Junho HyeonSouth Korea	358,000
SN Steve NgSingapore	350,000
HN Hadinoto NyoIndonesia	348,000
DV David Van NoyUnited States of America	343,000
YK Yuya KanohJapan	334,000
SK Sakamoto KoichiJapan	333,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	325,000
JN John Niko CostinianoPhilippines	314,000
TC Thanh Cao NguyenViet Nam	307,000
MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	306,000
SL She Lok WongUnited States of America	302,000
RM Ramon MendisSwitzerland	301,000
AK Atsushi KoyamaJapan	301,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	297,000
OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	295,000
JD Jose DrilonPhilippines	289,000
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	281,000
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	281,000
AA Aleksandr AfonkinRussia	281,000
CW Cher Whey ChengSingapore	281,000
LC Leonard CheongSingapore	280,000
GC Graham CowanAustralia	279,000
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	276,000
XF Xiaohua FuChina	274,000
SC Sebastian CremaCanada	269,000
TK Tomoyuki KiyoyamaJapan	268,000
GS Gaby SawmaLebanon	267,000
KK Katsuyuki KondoJapan	258,000
RL Rakesh LalwaniIndia	255,000
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	255,000
FC Fernan CoPhilippines	254,000
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	254,000
TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	252,000
RE Redentor EdocPhilippines	250,000
FK Frederick Kopitzke IvUnited States of America	247,000
NT Nohad TelianiCanada	245,000
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	245,000
IO In O KangSouth Korea	238,000
AK Akihiro KonishiJapan	237,000
MR Maxwell RosetePhilippines	236,000
XR Xiang RongChina	230,000
AA Ashish AnilkumarIndia	227,000
FE Feras ElnatshaJordan	226,000
GK Georgii KleninRussia	221,000
XC Xiong ChengUnited States of America	221,000
NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	221,000
CP Chuyuan PengChina	220,000
FL Ferdinand LuPhilippines	218,000
RO Ryo OikawaJapan	217,000
ZT Zufia TamayoSpain	217,000
JM Jhun Michael AballaPhilippines	215,000
SS Seiji SasakiJapan	215,000
SS Shue Sing ChurkHong Kong	211,000
KC Kyungheum ChoSouth Korea	210,000
YT Yuta TakazawaJapan	209,000
KJ Kyounghun JungSouth Korea	207,000
AK Adalsteinn KarlssonIceland	204,000
TK Tomoya KakiharaJapan	202,000
YL Yakai LiChina	201,000
JB Joderek BautistaPhilippines	200,000
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	198,000
EJ Eui Jo HwangSouth Korea	198,000
MK Myeongji KwakSouth Korea	194,000
DK Dohwan KimSouth Korea	193,000
JP Jaehyung ParkSouth Korea	191,000
AG Aleksandr GoloborodkoRussia	191,000
YW Yuanning WuChina	189,000
GG Gary GuerreroPhilippines	187,000
SN Shinryo NoninJapan	186,000
MB Michael BuezaPhilippines	186,000
JL Junwoo LeeSouth Korea	184,000
DE Daniel EvensBelgium	184,000
BM Behrang MohammadigeravandAustralia	184,000
WT William TeohMalaysia	184,000
JC Jeffrey CalongePhilippines	183,000
HN Haresh NathanSingapore	182,000
DW David WangAustralia	182,000
MK Minjae KimSouth Korea	180,000
BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	178,000
YF Yu FangChina	175,000
YH Yu Hsien LinTaiwan	173,000
SS Shingo SakaiJapan	172,000
VA Viet An NguyenViet Nam	171,000
JR John RiadDenmark	171,000
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	170,000
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	168,000
DG Devadasan GovenderSouth Africa	166,000
NN Nobuaki NaritaJapan	165,000
RH Ronald HaverkampNetherlands	165,000
RY Ryutaro YamamotoJapan	165,000
TS Toru SekimotoJapan	162,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	162,000
JM Joseph MagnottiUnited States of America	161,000
AM Alexis MaloclocPhilippines	159,000
EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	156,000
YJ Yeram JangSouth Korea	155,000
JP Jason PereiraIndia	155,000
EN Errol NicodemusPhilippines	155,000
JJ John Jay MagadanPhilippines	153,000
MW Matthew WesterheideUnited States of America	152,000
JT John TechPhilippines	152,000
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	151,000
TK Teruhiko KabasawaJapan	151,000
DY Doi YukishigeJapan	150,000
KK Kohei KishimotoJapan	148,000
TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	147,000
RM Rasukaru MizugaiJapan	146,000
RG Ryan GebowUnited States of America	144,000
AA Amir AbbasAustralia	144,000
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia	140,000
CC Chase CokaliongPhilippines	139,500
JH Jacky HoChina	139,000
SL Seungwon Lee	138,000
JM James MendozaPhilippines	137,000
SL Siyuan LiuChina	136,000
CT Calvin TanSingapore	135,000
RK Rintaro KagawaJapan	133,000
RA Ronald AcostaPhilippines	131,000
AK Andrei KostitsynRussia	131,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	129,000
KS Kenshi SanoJapan	128,000
WZ Weisheng ZhaoChina	128,000
JC Jonathan ChettySouth Africa	127,000
IN Ishan NadkarniIndia	127,000
AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	126,000
KJ Kyungsun JungSouth Korea	126,000
RC Roderick CantornaSingapore	126,000
ML Myeongseong LeeSouth Korea	125,000
SM Sumay MishraIndia	123,000
FB Frederic BollietFrance	121,000
FF Florin FilipRomania	120,000
MJ Minwoong JeongSouth Korea	120,000
KH Kenji HoribeJapan	120,000
RM Rene Mar DavidPhilippines	120,000
MP Marko PuskadijaCroatia	120,000
JM Junichi MurakamiJapan	118,000
MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	116,000
DB Danny BlairUnited Kingdom	114,000
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	114,000
PH Po Hsun LiaoTaiwan	113,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	113,000
MY Mc Yeldarb MantosPhilippines	113,000
JL Jinyi LeeSouth Korea	112,000
HN Hiroshi NaitoJapan	111,000
DI Daishi IchimandaJapan	111,000
KO Ko OkuboJapan	111,000
LL Louis LeonardoIndonesia	108,000
BG Battulga GanboldMongolia	106,000
YC Yongseok ChoiSouth Korea	106,000
JC Jose ColadaPhilippines	106,000
BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	105,000
ML Manuel LedesmaSpain	105,000
RA Rayhaan AdamSouth Africa	105,000
SH Soichiro HayashiJapan	104,000
TH Tatsuya HashimotoJapan	104,000
IT Ivan TabucalPhilippines	102,000
NM Naohiro MatsudaJapan	99,000
BV Bernard VuFrance	99,000
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	95,000
MK Miyoung KishimotoSouth Korea	95,000
MA Marco AlmerezPhilippines	95,000
MS Min Soon LimSingapore	95,000
KY Kazuo YamamotoJapan	95,000
JB Javier BecerrilSpain	93,000
LJ Lukasz JankowskiPoland	93,000
EL Eunchang LeeSouth Korea	92,000
RM Ryo MatsuokaJapan	92,000
FD Frederick DimayugaPhilippines	91,000
JR Jannodin RigaPhilippines	91,000
WC Wooram ChoSouth Korea	91,000
BA Billy AlfonsoPhilippines	91,000
JK Junhong KimSouth Korea	90,000
SS Satwaki SarkarIndia	90,000
RI Rikuya IwabeJapan	89,000
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	89,000
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	89,000
HN Hyunsik NamSouth Korea	89,000
PK Petr KoulaCzech Republic	89,000
AT Alessandro TarantoItaly	88,000
SH Seung Hun KoSouth Korea	88,000
AI Abhinav IyerIndia	87,000
HJ Hernan Jaybee VillaPhilippines	87,000
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	86,000
AZ Aleksei ZhukovRussia	85,000
YK Yusuke KawanishiJapan	84,000
WB Wendell BartePhilippines	82,000
SK Sukki KimSouth Korea	80,000
JA Jonard ArcillaPhilippines	80,000
HY Hideyuki YoshiokaJapan	79,000
DM Daiki MiyamotoJapan	78,000
WB Wonil BaeSouth Korea	77,000
EB Eldar BeisimbekovKazakhstan	76,000
ET Eric Thomas WormsbecherCanada	75,000
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	75,000
RT Ryo TakeuchiJapan	72,000
KS Kasumi SuzukiJapan	72,000
RM Ryo MatsuuraJapan	71,000
RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	71,000
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	69,000
YP Yohn ParedesPeru	68,000
JL Jinhoon LeeSouth Korea	68,000
SQ Soon Qiew TehSingapore	68,000
TL Thomas LeeCanada	67,000
SW Si Wai ChoiMacao	67,000
MA Martin AstorgaPhilippines	67,000
SH Shunji HayazakiJapan	66,000
YK Yongdae KimSouth Korea	66,000
JS Junyeob SongSouth Korea	66,000
AY Alan YapPhilippines	65,000
CJ Changsung JangSouth Korea	65,000
DK Dhirendra KumarIndia	65,000
JA Janno AlvarezPhilippines	65,000
JV Joemark VasayPhilippines	64,000
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	62,000
JS Jeongwon SeoSouth Korea	62,000
BY Bon YapPhilippines	61,000
RP Rajasekhar PuttamsettyIndia	61,000
AB Andrea BurzioItaly	58,000
RS Ryuki ShiraseJapan	58,000
NT Naoki TasakaJapan	54,000
JF Jimuel FernandezJapan	54,000
JH Jihwan HaSouth Korea	53,000
NA Nail AberkhaevRussia	51,000
AC Alexis CruzPhilippines	51,000
DK Dongjae KimSouth Korea	50,000
LN Lucia NavarroSpain	49,000
JY Joonhee YeaSouth Korea	48,000
JC Jenard CladoPhilippines	47,500
MK Minseok KimSouth Korea	46,000
MC Marciel CerbitoPhilippines	46,000
AL Aaron LamSingapore	43,000
HY Hongan YanSouth Korea	43,000
YK Youngmin KangSouth Korea	41,000
SK Sung Kue KimSouth Korea	41,000
WL Wanghee LeeSouth Korea	39,000
RK Ryusuke KasawakiJapan	39,000
WL Walken LiSingapore	36,000
NK Nurlan KarimzhanovKazakhstan	36,000
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	35,000
YY Yang Yung MaoTaiwan	33,000
SB Sashank BadrinathIndia	33,000
SH Suk Hyang JunSouth Korea	31,000
ID Ivan Dela CruzPhilippines	31,000
TS Tsubasa ShiinaJapan	31,000
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	30,000
CC Carlo CalingasanPhilippines	30,000
SM Stephen MoonUnited Kingdom	30,000
SJ Seungmook JungSouth Korea	30,000
MG Markus GarbergNorway	30,000
ME Marco EspelaPhilippines	30,000
ER Euryd RiveraPhilippines	30,000
TT Tomoya TakeuchiJapan	26,000
JC Jae Chul LeeSouth Korea	25,000
IK Ito KazukiJapan	20,000
KG Kenneth Guo Liang KongSingapore	14,000
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	12,000

Payouts

Place	Payout (PHP)	Payout (USD)
1	15,530,000	$252,595
2	9,700,000	$157,770
3	6,955,000	$113,120
4	5,350,000	$87,015
5	4,120,000	$67,010
6	3,170,000	$51,560
7	2,430,000	$39,525
8	1,870,000	$30,415
9	1,439,560	$23,415
10	1,110,000	$18,055
11	1,110,000	$18,055
12	920,000	$14,965
13	920,000	$14,965
14	770,000	$12,525
15	770,000	$12,525
16	650,000	$10,570
17	650,000	$10,570
18	567,000	$9,220
19	567,000	$9,220
20	567,000	$9,220
21	493,000	$8,020
22	493,000	$8,020
23	493,000	$8,020
24	430,000	$6,995
25	430,000	$6,995
26	430,000	$6,995
27	430,000	$6,995
28	374,000	$6,085
29	374,000	$6,085
30	374,000	$6,085
31	374,000	$6,085
32	325,000	$5,285
33	325,000	$5,285
34	325,000	$5,285
35	325,000	$5,285
36	325,000	$5,285
37	325,000	$5,285
38	325,000	$5,285
39	325,000	$5,285
40	282,000	$4,585
41	282,000	$4,585
42	282,000	$4,585
43	282,000	$4,585
44	282,000	$4,585
45	282,000	$4,585
46	282,000	$4,585
47	282,000	$4,585
48	282,000	$4,585
49	282,000	$4,585
50	282,000	$4,585
51	282,000	$4,585
52	282,000	$4,585
53	282,000	$4,585
54	282,000	$4,585
55	282,000	$4,585
56	245,000	$3,985
57	245,000	$3,985
58	245,000	$3,985
59	245,000	$3,985
60	245,000	$3,985
61	245,000	$3,985
62	245,000	$3,985
63	245,000	$3,985
64	245,000	$3,985
65	245,000	$3,985
66	245,000	$3,985
67	245,000	$3,985
68	245,000	$3,985
69	245,000	$3,985
70	245,000	$3,985
71	245,000	$3,985
72	214,000	$3,480
73	214,000	$3,480
74	214,000	$3,480
75	214,000	$3,480
76	214,000	$3,480
77	214,000	$3,480
78	214,000	$3,480
79	214,000	$3,480
80	214,000	$3,480
81	214,000	$3,480
82	214,000	$3,480
83	214,000	$3,480
84	214,000	$3,480
85	214,000	$3,480
86	214,000	$3,480
87	214,000	$3,480
88	214,000	$3,480
89	214,000	$3,480
90	214,000	$3,480
91	214,000	$3,480
92	214,000	$3,480
93	214,000	$3,480
94	214,000	$3,480
95	214,000	$3,480
96	187,000	$3,040
97	187,000	$3,040
98	187,000	$3,040
99	187,000	$3,040
100	187,000	$3,040
101	187,000	$3,040
102	187,000	$3,040
103	187,000	$3,040
104	187,000	$3,040
105	187,000	$3,040
106	187,000	$3,040
107	187,000	$3,040
108	187,000	$3,040
109	187,000	$3,040
110	187,000	$3,040
111	187,000	$3,040
112	187,000	$3,040
113	187,000	$3,040
114	187,000	$3,040
115	187,000	$3,040
116	187,000	$3,040
117	187,000	$3,040
118	187,000	$3,040
119	187,000	$3,040
120	162,000	$2,635
121	162,000	$2,635
122	162,000	$2,635
123	162,000	$2,635
124	162,000	$2,635
125	162,000	$2,635
126	162,000	$2,635
127	162,000	$2,635
128	162,000	$2,635
129	162,000	$2,635
130	162,000	$2,635
131	162,000	$2,635
132	162,000	$2,635
133	162,000	$2,635
134	162,000	$2,635
135	162,000	$2,635
136	162,000	$2,635
137	162,000	$2,635
138	162,000	$2,635
139	162,000	$2,635
140	162,000	$2,635
141	162,000	$2,635
142	162,000	$2,635
143	162,000	$2,635
144	139,000	$2,260
145	139,000	$2,260
146	139,000	$2,260
147	139,000	$2,260
148	139,000	$2,260
149	139,000	$2,260
150	139,000	$2,260
151	139,000	$2,260
152	139,000	$2,260
153	139,000	$2,260
154	139,000	$2,260
155	139,000	$2,260
156	139,000	$2,260
157	139,000	$2,260
158	139,000	$2,260
159	139,000	$2,260
160	139,000	$2,260
161	139,000	$2,260
162	139,000	$2,260
163	139,000	$2,260
164	139,000	$2,260
165	139,000	$2,260
166	139,000	$2,260
167	139,000	$2,260
168	139,000	$2,260
169	139,000	$2,260
170	139,000	$2,260
171	139,000	$2,260
172	139,000	$2,260
173	139,000	$2,260
174	139,000	$2,260
175	139,000	$2,260
176	139,000	$2,260
177	139,000	$2,260
178	139,000	$2,260
179	139,000	$2,260
180	139,000	$2,260
181	139,000	$2,260
182	139,000	$2,260
183	139,000	$2,260
184	128,000	$2,080
185	128,000	$2,080
186	128,000	$2,080
187	128,000	$2,080
188	128,000	$2,080
189	128,000	$2,080
190	128,000	$2,080
191	128,000	$2,080
192	128,000	$2,080
193	128,000	$2,080
194	128,000	$2,080
195	128,000	$2,080
196	128,000	$2,080
197	128,000	$2,080
198	128,000	$2,080
199	128,000	$2,080
200	128,000	$2,080
201	128,000	$2,080
202	128,000	$2,080
203	128,000	$2,080
204	128,000	$2,080
205	128,000	$2,080
206	128,000	$2,080
207	128,000	$2,080