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

Entries

9/579

Total Chips

17,370,000

Average

1,930,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 3:51:00 PM

Edilberto Gopez Leads Final Nine as PokerStars Red Dragon Nears Its Champion

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

Edilberto Gopez

The PokerStars Red Dragon has reached its final table. The event closed registration with 579 entries, comfortably surpassing last year's 433-entry field and generating a PHP 25,012,800 (~USD 408,000) prize pool, nearly doubling the PHP 15,000,000 (~USD 245,000) guarantee.

Leading the way into the final nine is the Philippines' Edilberto Gopez, who bagged 3,330,000. China's Yuanning Wu, the 2023 APPT Manila Main Event champion, sits close behind with 3,290,000, with Australia's Edwards Lawford completing the top three on 3,040,000. At the back of the pack is Australia's Emmanuel Derecho, who returns with just 505,000 to work with.

Final Table Chip Counts

Player	Chips
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	3,330,000(83 BB)
YW Yuanning WuChina	3,290,000(82 BB)
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	3,040,000(76 BB)
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	2,880,000(72 BB)
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	1,895,000(47 BB)
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	940,000(24 BB)
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	800,000(20 BB)
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	675,000(17 BB)
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	505,000(13 BB)

Final Table

The Day's Action

The day began with South Korea's Chulwoo Park in the chip lead after bagging 732,000 overnight, but his hold on the top spot didn't last. Park's top set of aces was cracked by a rivered flush from Sumay Mishra, and he never recovered, eventually busting in 32nd place, one elimination short of the next pay jump.

Wu took full advantage, steadily building through the field to become the first player past one million, then the first past two million, en route to a commanding stack heading into the final table.

Yuanning Wu

James Davidson also had a say in the chip counts, scooping the tournament's biggest pot to that point with a runner-runner flush to eliminate Doyeon Kim, though he would later fall himself in 13th place. Gopez put together his own surge, highlighted by a monster double through Anacleto Quijano's kings with pocket aces, a pot worth over a million chips, before closing out the day at the top of the counts.

The most dramatic swing came from Naoaki Ishihara. Down to a short stack after losing the bulk of his chips when he rivered a straight only to find Gopez had turned a full house, Ishihara got the rest in and found himself in a three-way all-in with Gopez and chip leader Wu also involved. He survived in some style, tripling up with ace-five after two fives landed on the board to give him trips, keeping his tournament dreams alive.

Naoaki Ishihara

Notable Busts

The stretch run saw a flurry of knockouts as the field closed in on the final table. Siddarth Singhvi's late charge, built on a pair of successful blind steals, ended in 17th place when his ace-queen fell to Kim Giboum's pocket eights. Jason Ong followed in 16th, his ace-queen no match for Lawford's pocket queens, before Segundo Barte exited in 15th after his ace-king was cracked by Ishihara's turned two pair.

Patrick Clarke's strong run ended in 14th when his queen-jack ran into John Matsuda's kings, which improved to trips on the turn. One place later, Davidson's ace-jack fell to Gopez's pocket kings in 13th, continuing the Filipino's charge toward the top of the counts.

James Davidson

Final Table Bubble

The final table bubble burst when Kyunghwan Lee committed the bulk of his stack with a raise, only for Czardy Rivera to instantly move all in from the big blind. Lee made the call with jack-ten, finding himself well behind Rivera's ace-king of diamonds. Rivera paired his ace and picked up the nut flush draw on the flop, and although Lee's straight draw kept him alive through the turn, the river completed Rivera's flush, ending Lee's run in 10th place and setting the final nine for tomorrow.

Play resumes tomorrow at 12:00 PM local time, when the remaining nine players return to play down to a PokerStars Red Dragon champion.

Kyunghwan Lee

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 2:55:00 PM

Final Table Set For PokerStars Red Dragon

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

The PokerStars Red Dragon final table

The PokerStars Red Dragon final table is officially set.

Stay tuned for the Day 2 recap and the official chip counts of the remaining nine players as they return tomorrow to battle for the title.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 2:52:00 PM

Kyunghwan Lee Eliminated in 10th Place for PHP 365,000 (~USD 5,935)

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

Kyunghwan Lee and Czardy Rivera

Folded to the small blind, Kyunghwan Lee committed most of his stack with a raise to 500,000, only to receive bad news as Czardy Rivera instantly announced all in from the big blind.

Lee made the call, putting his remaining 590,000 chips at risk.

Kyunghwan Lee: J♥ T♦

Czardy Rivera: A♦ K♦

Rivera connected immediately on the A♠ 9♦ 7♦ flop, pairing his ace while picking up the nut flush draw. Lee still had life with a straight draw, and the Q♠ turn added even more outs.

Instead, the 6♦ river completed Rivera's nut flush, ending Lee's tournament run in 10th place.

With Lee's elimination, Day 2 officially came to a close, leaving the final nine players to return tomorrow to battle for the PokerStars Red Dragon title.

Player	Chips	Progress
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	1,895,000(47 BB)	125,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
10	KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	365,000	$5,935

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

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

John Matsuda Eliminated in 11th Place for PHP 365,000 (~USD 5,935)

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

John Matsuda

After losing a sizeable pot in the previous hand, John Matsuda wasted no time getting his chips in the middle.

Matsuda opened the action before Czardy Rivera three-bet to 250,000. Back on Matsuda, he responded with a four-bet shove for 605,000, and Rivera snap-called.

John Matsuda: A♣ K♣

Czardy Rivera: K♥ K♠

It was a classic cooler, with Matsuda needing one of just three remaining aces to survive.

The board ran 9♠ 6♦ 2♣ 6♥ 3♦, offering no help as Rivera's pocket kings held up.

Rivera collected the pot and eliminated Matsuda in 10th place, leaving the field just one elimination away from the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	1,770,000(44 BB)	890,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 2:13:50 PM

Fendy Kosasih Eliminated in 12th Place for PHP 305,000 (~USD 4,960)

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

Fendy Kosasih

Small blind Naoaki Ishihara jammed his covering stack into Fendy Kosasih, who called off the last of his ~130,000 stack.

Fendy Kosasih: K♠ 7♥

Naoaki Ishihara: A♥ T♠

The Indonesian found no help on the 6♦ Q♥ 3♦ 4♣ flop and turn, although he did pick up a gutshot straight draw.

The T♣ only improved Ishihara, however, and Kosasih was sent to the rail just a couple of spots off the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	1,900,000(48 BB)	820,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
12	FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	305,000	$4,960

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 2:11:43 PM

Giboum Pulls The Trigger

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

Kim Giboum

Kim Giboum opened to 80,000 before John Matsuda three-bet to 190,000. Giboum made the call to take the two players to the flop.

On the Q♣ 7♥ 5♦ flop, Matsuda continued for 125,000, and Giboum check-called.

The 4♣ turn brought another barrel from Matsuda, this time for 290,000. Giboum took a moment, using one of his time banks, before springing a check-raise all in for 960,000.

Matsuda didn't need long to decide, quickly sending his cards into the muck as Giboum picked up another sizeable pot without showdown.

Player	Chips	Progress
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	1,980,000(50 BB)	340,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	605,000(15 BB)	-985,000

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 12/579

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 1:56:19 PM

James Davidson Eliminated in 13th Place for PHP 305,000 (~USD 4,960)

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

James Davidson

James Davidson open-shoved for 450,000 and next-to-act Edilberto Gopez stuck in the call. No one else at the table wanted in on the action, so the two players showed down.

James Davidson: A♦ J♦

Edilberto Gopez: K♠ K♣

Davidson found neither the cards nor the texture he wanted on the 6♠ 9♥ 4♦ flop, and once the 2♣ hit the turn, he was drawing to three outs.

The 5♥ river was not one of them, and he was sent to the rail after a formidable journey in the Red Dragon event.

Player	Chips
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	1,330,000(44 BB)
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	1,310,000(44 BB)

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
13	JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	305,000	$4,960

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 1:51:12 PM

Patrick Clarke Eliminated in 14th Place for PHP 260,000 (~USD 4,230)

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

Patrick Clarke

Folded to the button, Patrick Clarke open-shoved for 430,000. In the small blind, John Matsuda quickly reshoved, forcing the big blind out of the way.

Patrick Clarke: Q♦ J♠

John Matsuda: K♦ Q♣

Clarke was immediately in trouble as the K♥ 7♠ 4♥ flop paired Matsuda's king, leaving Clarke with few ways to survive.

The K♠ on the turn improved Matsuda to trips, sealing the hand before the meaningless 7♣ river.

Matsuda collected another knockout, while Clarke's impressive run came to an end in 14th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
JM John MatsudaJapan	1,590,000(53 BB)	490,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	busted	-450,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
14	PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	260,000	$4,230

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 1:47:00 PM

Table 43 Chip Counts

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

Player	Chips	Progress
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	1,640,000(55 BB)	880,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	1,100,000(37 BB)	60,000
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	1,015,000(34 BB)	110,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	880,000(29 BB)	-270,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	560,000(19 BB)	-495,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	450,000(15 BB)	-370,000
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	340,000(11 BB)	-435,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 1:27:19 PM

Segundo Barte Eliminated in 15th Place for PHP 260,000 (~USD 4,230)

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

Segundo Barte

Button Naoaki Ishihara jammed for around 750,000 and short-stack Segundo Barte called off his last 250,000 chips:

Segundo Barte: A♣ K♦

Naoaki Ishihara: J♦ 3♣

There were some laughs from around the table at the Japanese player's holding, as Barte seemed in a good spot to find a little more breathing room. The J♣ 4♦ A♠ flop supported this too, giving Barte the better pair.

The 3♥ turn, however, was not so funny, giving Ishihara two pair and vaulting him in front.

Barte was sent to the rail in 15th place in cruel fashion as the 5♥ completed the board.

Naoaki Ishihara

Player	Chips	Progress
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	1,080,000(36 BB)	-120,000
SB Segundo BartePhilippines	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
15	SB Segundo BartePhilippines	260,000	$4,230

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 1:18:08 PM

Jason Ong Eliminated in 16th Place for PHP 225,000 (~USD 3,660)

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

Jason Ong

Jason Ong moved all in from middle position for around 465,000. Button Edwards Lawford thought for a while before eventually shoving behind with his stack of 950,000.

The blinds got out of the way, and the two showed down, wondering if this would be the first elimination of the final two tables:

Jason Ong: A♣ Q♠

Edwards Lawford: Q♣ Q♦

Lawford was out of his seat as the dealer peeled off the ace-free 5♦ 9♥ 7♦ flop.

The K♣ turn kept Lawford's ladies ahead too, and the J♥ river sealed Ong's fate and sent him to the payout desk in 16th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	1,415,000(47 BB)	525,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	busted	-330,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
16	JO Jason OngPhilippines	225,000	$3,660

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 16/579

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 16/579

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 12:35:00 PM

Table 43 Chip Counts

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

Player	Chips	Progress
YW Yuanning WuChina	3,100,000(124 BB)
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	1,150,000(46 BB)
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	1,055,000(42 BB)	-615,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	1,040,000(42 BB)	-495,000
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	905,000(36 BB)	455,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	820,000(33 BB)	-905,000
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	775,000(31 BB)	-35,000
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	760,000(30 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 12:25:00 PM

No Escape This Time

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

Kim Giboum

After successfully stealing the blinds with consecutive all-in shoves, Siddarth Singhvi moved all in once again, this time for 260,000.

It nearly worked for a third straight time, but Kim Giboum found a call from the big blind.

Siddarth Singhvi: A♠ Q♥

Kim Giboum: 8♣ 8♥

It was another flip, but Singhvi failed to improve as the board ran K♠ J♣ 6♠ 5♥ 3♦.

Kim's pocket eights held to eliminate Singhvi in 17th place, reducing the field to the final two tables.

Siddarth Singhvi once again went all in for 260,000. almost stealing the blind once again, but big blind Kim Giboum made the call.

Siddarth Singhvi: A♠ Q♥

Kim Giboum: 8♣ 8♥

Its a flip but Singhvi failed to connect on the K♠ J♣ 6♠ 5♥ 3♦ board and was eliminated at 17th place setting the final two table.

Player	Chips	Progress
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	760,000(30 BB)	270,000
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	busted	-260,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 12:16:00 PM

No Time Left To Decide

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

Czardy Rivera

Folded to the button, John Matsuda opened to 55,000. From the small blind, Czardy Rivera fired back with a hefty raise to 350,000.

Matsuda responded by announcing all in for 1,135,000, putting Rivera to a difficult decision.

Rivera went deep into the tank, using all of his available time banks. A♠ the clock expired with no action declared, his hand was ruled dead and automatically mucked by the dealer.

Matsuda collected the pot without showdown, while Rivera was left wondering what might have been.

Player	Chips	Progress
JM John MatsudaJapan	1,535,000(61 BB)	400,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	620,000(25 BB)	-350,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 12:13:15 PM

Payouts 18 - 22

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

John Clyde Tan

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
18	GS George SaludPhilippines	195,000	$3,170
19	JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	195,000	$3,170
20	KT Kohei TakamiJapan	195,000	$3,170
21	JK Jinhyun KimSouth Korea	170,000	$2,765
22	MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	170,000	$2,765

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 12:07:58 PM

Big Stack Clash Goes To Lee

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

Kyunghwan Lee

Action folded to the cutoff where Yuanning Wu opened to 50,000. On the button, Edilberto Gopez responded with a three-bet to 175,000.

From the small blind, Lee entered the fray with a powerful four-bet to 425,000, putting both opponents to the test.

Neither Wu nor Gopez was willing to continue, as both released their hands, allowing Lee to drag in a sizeable pot without reaching a flop.

Player	Chips	Progress
YW Yuanning WuChina	2,560,000(102 BB)	-50,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	1,670,000(67 BB)	275,000
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	1,310,000(52 BB)	-175,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 12:07:49 PM

Table 36 Action and Counts

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

Marc Rivera

Marc Rivera opened to 50,000 from under the gun before calling Lawford Edwards' 160,000 three-bet from the next seat.

Both opted to check the 7♥ A♦ 4♦ T♥ flop and turn to the 7♣ river, where Rivera checked, and Edwards flicked over A♠ J♦ to win the pot.

James Davidson then raised to 55,000 from the hijack and found a sole caller in cutoff Naoaki Ishihara. Ishihara studied Davidson's stack intensely after he bet 65,000 on the J♥ J♦ 5♠ flop. The Japanese player opted not to make the call.

Small blind Rivera then raised to 75,000 and collected Edwards' big blind.

Player	Chips	Progress
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	1,330,000(53 BB)	-115,000
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	1,200,000(48 BB)	670,000
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	900,000(36 BB)	-220,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	890,000(36 BB)	-45,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	330,000(13 BB)	-235,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	230,000(9 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 11:56:00 AM

Back-To-Back Blind Heists

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

Siddarth Singhvi

Short-stacked Siddarth Singhvi has found a little breathing room without needing to see a showdown.

Singhvi moved all in on back-to-back hands, but neither shove received a caller, allowing him to successfully steal the blinds and antes both times.

Player	Chips	Progress
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	350,000(14 BB)	-145,000

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 18/579

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 11:38:00 AM

Matsuda Keeps Rolling

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

John Matsuda

It has been a roller-coaster day for John Matsuda.

He started Day 2 with 130,000 chips, built his stack to more than a million, then watched it shrink to around 300,000. After finding a double up, Matsuda wasted little time getting back into another all-in confrontation.

First to act, Matsuda opened to 40,000. Seated on his left, Kohei Takami three-bet shoved for 230,000. Back on Matsuda, he took one more look at his cards before making the call.

Kohei Takami: A♥ 6♣

John Matsuda: K♦ Q♥

Matsuda paired his king on the K♠ 9♥ 2♠ flop to move ahead. The 8♣ turn and 5♣ river failed to bring Takami an ace, sending him to the rail.

After a day full of swings, Matsuda is climbing once again with another knockout under his belt.

Player	Chips	Progress
JM John MatsudaJapan	990,000(50 BB)	600,000
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	busted	-230,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 11:25:00 AM

Second Time Wasn't The Charm

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

Sumay Mishra

Sumay Mishra earned a double up through Yuanning Wu, but his comeback was short-lived.

On the very next hand, Mishra was all in again, this time for 300,000, and once again Wu was there with the call.

Sumay Mishra: 7♥ 7♠

Yuanning Wu: Q♣ Q♠

This time, Wu held the superior pair and never looked back as the board ran 8♥ 4♥ 2♦ 9♠ T♦.

After doubling Mishra just one hand earlier, Wu got his chips back immediately, eliminating Mishra and continuing to strengthen his position at the top of the chip counts.

Player	Chips	Progress
YW Yuanning WuChina	2,140,000(107 BB)	115,000
SM Sumay MishraIndia	busted	-380,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 11:24:12 AM

Payouts 23 - 27

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

Kasuga Dai

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
23	KD Kasuga DaiSouth Korea	170,000	$2,765
24	SM Sumay MishraIndia	145,000	$2,360
25	AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	145,000	$2,360
26	CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	145,000	$2,360
27	AQ Anacleto QuijanoPhilippines	145,000	$2,360

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 11:15:47 AM

Shuichi's Lack of Luck with Aces

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

Akiba Shuichi

Akiba Shuichi got the remainder of his 150,000-chip stack in the middle and Marc Rivera called from the big blind.

Akiba Shuichi: A♥ A♠

Marc Rivera: K♠ T♣

Shuichi had lost the bulk of his stack to Fendy Kosasih earlier, who held aces, and was now looking for some revenge.

The K♣ 7♣ J♣ flop, however, was ominous, giving Rivera the club draw.

The J♣ peeled off on the turn sealed Shuichi's fate, and the 7♠ completed the board, sending the Japanese player to the rail in cruel fashion.

Player	Chips	Progress
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	750,000(38 BB)	30,000
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	busted	-150,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 11:12:00 AM

First To Two Million

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

Yuanning Wu

Yuanning Wu just keeps finding ways to win.

After reclaiming the chip lead with a string of well-timed pots, Wu became the first player to reach the one-million mark earlier in the day. Now, he's the first to break the two-million chip barrier.

Player	Chips	Progress
YW Yuanning WuChina	2,025,000(101 BB)	625,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 11:05:00 AM

Clarke Pulls The Trigger

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

Patrick Clarke

From the hijack, Patrick Clarke opened to 40,000 and called a 110,000 three-bet from Lourd Keven Ejem.

Both players checked the T♠ 5♠ 2♠ flop, bringing the action to the 5♣ turn.

Clarke then led out for 85,000, only for Ejem to raise to 200,000. Back on Clarke, he spent some time in the tank before moving all in.

The pressure was enough. Ejem quickly released his hand, allowing Clarke to drag in another healthy pot without showdown.

Player	Chips	Progress
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	1,305,000(65 BB)	320,000
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	450,000(23 BB)	-420,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 11:03:54 AM

Kosasih's All-Ins are Never Easy

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

Fendy Kosasih

Akiba Shuichi raised to 40,000 from under the gun and, after a brief period of deliberation, Fendy Kosasih moved all in for 90,000. The action folded around to Shuichi, who swiftly put in the call.

Fendy Kosasih: A♠ A♥

Akiba Shuichi: 9♠ 9♦

The Indonesian pro was in great shape, but the 6♥ 8♣ 7♥ flop shifted the mood a little, making Shuichi open-ended.

There was real tension as the dealer ran out the remainder of the 7♠ Q♥ board.

"Phew!" Kosasih exclaimed to some laughs around the table. "My all-ins never easy."

Player	Chips	Progress
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	230,000(12 BB)	2,000
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	150,000(8 BB)	-259,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 10:53:57 AM

Table 38 Counts

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

Kyunghwan Lee

Player	Chips	Progress
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	1,410,000(71 BB)	55,000
YW Yuanning WuChina	1,400,000(70 BB)	60,000
KD Kasuga DaiSouth Korea	430,000(22 BB)	-215,000
SB Segundo BartePhilippines	425,000(21 BB)	166,000
GS George SaludPhilippines	390,000(20 BB)	174,000
SM Sumay MishraIndia	380,000(19 BB)	-516,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 10:50:00 AM

Chip Leaders!

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

Player	Chips	Progress
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	1,445,000(72 BB)	-5,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	1,355,000(68 BB)	-15,000
YW Yuanning WuChina	1,340,000(67 BB)	-80,000
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	1,150,000(58 BB)	100,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	985,000(49 BB)	220,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	935,000(47 BB)	305,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	810,000(41 BB)	335,000
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	810,000(41 BB)	130,000

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 26/579

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 26/579

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 10:30:00 AM

Payouts 28 - 32

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

Giuseppe Biasella

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
28	AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	125,000	$2,035
29	DK Doyeob KimSouth Korea	125,000	$2,035
30	GB Giuseppe BiasellaItaly	125,000	$2,035
31	TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	125,000	$2,035
32	CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	110,000	$1,790

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 10:21:00 AM

Runner-Runner For The Lead

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

James Davidson

James Davidson had just scooped what appeared to be the biggest pot of the tournament after completing a runner-runner flush with J♣ 6♣ on the 8♦ 7♦ 2♣ 8♣ 5♣ board, leaving Doyeob Kim with only a short stack.

One hand later, Kim's comeback hopes came to an end as he was eliminated from the tournament.

The massive pot not only knocked Kim out shortly after but also propelled Davidson into the chip lead.

Player	Chips	Progress
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	1,450,000(91 BB)
DK Doyeob KimSouth Korea	busted	-1,025,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 10:05:00 AM

Million-Pot Cooler

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

Edilberto Gopez

A big pot developed between Edilberto Gopez and Anacleto Quijano after a four-bet preflop confrontation.

On the 4♣ 4♦ 2♣ flop, initial raiser Gopez fired 50,000 before Quijano check-raised to 100,000. Gopez made the call to see the J♦ turn.

Quijano then announced a 300,000 bet, and Gopez instantly called all in for his remaining 274,000.

Before the cards were tabled, Quijano looked at his opponent and asked, "You have aces?"

He was right.

Edilberto Gopez: A♠ A♣

Anacleto Quijano: K♥ K♣

The 3♣ river was no help, allowing Gopez's pocket aces to hold for a massive double up worth over one million chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	1,050,000(66 BB)	545,000
AQ Anacleto QuijanoPhilippines	226,000(14 BB)	-604,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 9:57:36 AM

Ishihara Wins One, Loses One

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

Naoaki Ishihara

Hijack Naoaki Ishihara raised to 35,000 before calling cutoff Czardy Rivera's 85,000 three-bet.

The dealer fanned the A♣ Q♣ 4♦ flop and Ishihara checked; Rivera fired 35,000. Ishihara took his time weighing it up before eventually knocking the table and mucking, with a mix of respect and frustration, as Rivera scooped the modest pot.

In the next hand, Ishihara opened to 35,000 once more and big blind Lourd Ejem defended.

Both checked the J♣ 3♠ 4♣ flop through to the 3♦ turn, where Ishihara led for 35,000. There was a little confusion over the exact bet sizing, though it didn't matter, as Ejem sent his cards back to the dealer regardless.

Player	Chips	Progress
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	870,000(54 BB)	-160,000
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	530,000(33 BB)	50,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	475,000(30 BB)	35,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 9:51:00 AM

Table 42 Chip Counts

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

Lourd Keven Ejem

Player	Chips	Progress
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	1,030,000(64 BB)	14,000
AQ Anacleto QuijanoPhilippines	830,000(52 BB)	630,000
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	825,000(52 BB)	125,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	765,000(48 BB)	-98,000
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	505,000(32 BB)	255,000
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	480,000(30 BB)	40,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	440,000(28 BB)	-65,000
CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	280,000(18 BB)	-150,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 9:45:00 AM

From Chip Leader To Rail

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

Kasuga Dai

After seeing his top set of aces cracked by a river flush earlier, Chulwoo Park was left with just 171,000 and moved all in from under the gun. On the button, Kasuga Dai reshoved, forcing the rest of the table out of the pot.

Chulwoo Park: K♣ Q♦

Kasuga Dai: A♦ K♦

Park was dominated and this time there would be no miracle. The board ran 7♥ 6♣ 2♥ T♥ 2♣, allowing Dai's ace-high to remain best and sending the former chip leader to the rail.

It marked a heartbreaking turnaround for Park, who began Day 2 as the tournament chip leader after bagging 732,000 chips. Following a series of costly pots, including having top set cracked by a river flush, his run came to an end in 32nd place, falling just one elimination short of the next pay jump.

Player	Chips	Progress
KD Kasuga DaiSouth Korea	645,000(40 BB)	211,000
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	busted	-171,000

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
32	CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	110,000	$1,790

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 9:36:36 AM

Derecho Back on Firmer Ground

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

Emmanuel Derecho

Kim Doyeon raised from under the gun and received a call from button Giuseppe Biasella. Big blind Emmanuel Derecho then three-bet shoved his remaining 275,000, prompting a swift fold from Doyeon. Biasella tossed in the call and the two tabled their cards:

Emmanuel Derecho: Q♦ Q♥

Giuseppe Biasella: J♣ J♥

Derecho's queens held on the 9♥ 5♣ 7♣ flop, improving to a set on the Q♠ turn, leaving Biasella drawing dead.

The inconsequential 2♣ river was peeled, and Biasella's chips were counted out, leaving him with around 15,000, around one big blind.

Player	Chips	Progress
KD Kim DoyeonSouth Korea	1,025,000(64 BB)	815,000
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	540,000(34 BB)	360,000
GB Giuseppe BiasellaItaly	15,000(1 BB)	-433,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 9:36:00 AM

Payouts 33 - 37

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

Saeed Alavi

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
33	TP Taekyoung ParkSouth Korea	110,000	$1,790
34	NK Nurlan KarimzhanovKazakhstan	110,000	$1,790
35	MY Mc Yeldarb MantosPhilippines	110,000	$1,790
36	SA Saeed AlaviUnited States of America	110,000	$1,790
37	DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	110,000	$1,790

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 32/579

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 9:26:00 AM

Rivera Sends Park Packing

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

Czardy Rivera

Under the gun, Czardy Rivera opened to 24,000 before Taekyoung Park, seated directly on his left, shoved for 101,000. The action folded back to Rivera, who spent a moment in the tank before making the call.

Taekyoung Park: A♣ Q♦

Czardy Rivera: K♣ T♣

Park was ahead preflop, but the T♥ 5♠ 3♥ flop immediately swung the advantage to Rivera with top pair. The 6♥ turn changed nothing, leaving Park with one last chance to improve.

Instead, the K♦ river improved Rivera to two pair, sealing the knockout and sending Park to the rail.

With Park's elimination, the PokerStars Red Dragon field was officially reduced to the final four tables.

Player	Chips	Progress
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	505,000(42 BB)	45,000
TP Taekyoung ParkSouth Korea	busted	-155,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 9:10:00 AM

Flip Goes Kosasih's Way

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

Fendy Kosasih

Marc Rivera opened to 24,000 from early position before Akiba Shuichi flat-called on the button. In the big blind, Fendy Kosasih moved all in for 93,000, forcing Rivera to fold.

Shuichi wasted little time before making the call.

Fendy Kosasih: 6♠ 6♥

Akiba Shuichi: A♠ K♣

Kosasih's pocket sixes stayed in front throughout as the board ran 7♦ 5♥ 2♦ 9♣ T♣.

Player	Chips	Progress
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	437,000(36 BB)	113,000
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	409,000(34 BB)	-266,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	228,000(19 BB)	-37,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 9:01:31 AM

Table 36 Counts

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

Edwards Lawford

Player	Chips	Progress
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	675,000(56 BB)	-100,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	630,000(53 BB)	-70,000
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	620,000(52 BB)	350,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	565,000(47 BB)	-54,000
JK Jinhyun KimSouth Korea	435,000(36 BB)	84,000
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	324,000(27 BB)	138,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	265,000(22 BB)	85,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 9:00:00 AM

Set Isn't Enough

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

Sumay Mishra

After a heavy preflop betting war, Sumay Mishra found himself all in for 439,000, with Chulwoo Park making the call.

Sumay Mishra: Q♣ Q♠

Chulwoo Park: A♦ A♥

Park's pocket aces stayed firmly in front on the J♣ 4♠ 2♣ flop and improved even further when the A♣ landed on the turn, giving him top set and leaving Mishra on the verge of elimination.

However, Mishra still had a live flush draw. The 5♣ on the river completed his flush, earning him a massive double up and leaving Park visibly stunned.

After starting the day as chip leader, Park's stack was suddenly reduced to around 200,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
SM Sumay MishraIndia	896,000(75 BB)	791,000
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	200,000(17 BB)	-584,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 8:54:01 AM

A Little Value for Ishihara

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

Naoaki Ishihara

Chin Hei Chan opened to 25,000 from under the gun and next-to-act Naoaki Ishihara made the sole call.

Chan check-called Ishihara's 25,000 bet following the 3♣ 5♦ Q♦ flop.

On the K♥ turn, the action quickly checked through, taking them to the K♣ river where Chan checked once more. The Japanese player slid 15,000 into the middle, and Chan quickly paid, only to muck his cards when Ishihara turned over A♥ Q♣.

Player	Chips	Progress
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	440,000(37 BB)	278,000
CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	430,000(36 BB)	-180,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 8:45:00 AM

Chip Leaders

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

Yuanning Wu

Player	Chips	Progress
YW Yuanning WuChina	1,337,000(111 BB)	120,000
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	1,016,000(85 BB)	234,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	955,000(80 BB)	445,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	863,000(72 BB)	396,000
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	849,000(71 BB)	234,000
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	784,000(65 BB)	-46,000
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	775,000(65 BB)	57,000
AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	770,000(64 BB)	435,000
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	700,000(58 BB)	340,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	700,000(58 BB)	554,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	619,000(52 BB)	433,000
NK Nurlan KarimzhanovKazakhstan	600,000(50 BB)	150,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 8:37:00 AM

Last Woman Standing Falls

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

Lucia Navarro

Lucia Navarro, a Spanish poker player and content creator known for documenting her tournament travels and poker journey, was the last female player remaining in the field.

Her impressive run came to an end in 40th place, sending her to the payout desk and leaving the PokerStars Red Dragon with an all-male field for the remainder of the tournament.

Payouts 38 - 42

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
38	JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	110,000	$1,790
39	RT Ricardo TorresPhilippines	110,000	$1,790
40	LN Lucia NavarroSpain	95,000	$1,545
41	MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	95,000	$1,545
42	DK Dongwook KimUnited States of America	95,000	$1,545

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 8:34:54 AM

Payouts 43 - 47

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

Sandeep Mirchandani

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
43	SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	95,000	$1,545
44	SB Sashank BadrinathIndia	95,000	$1,545
45	MB Myagmardorj BatsukhMongolia	95,000	$1,545
46	AI Alvir InocentesPhilippines	95,000	$1,545
47	RA Roman AltynikovRussia	95,000	$1,545

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 36/579

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 36/579

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 8:00:00 AM

A New Chip Leader Emerges

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

Yuanning Wu

A new chip leader has emerged in the PokerStars Red Dragon.

Yuanning Wu has climbed to approximately 1,240,000 chips after winning several key pots, including a sizeable one against former chip leader Chulwoo Park.

Player	Chips	Progress
YW Yuanning WuChina	1,240,000(124 BB)	285,000
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	830,000(83 BB)	-40,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 7:50:02 AM

Payouts 48 - 52

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

Reynaldo Tuason

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
48	JP Jie PanSingapore	95,000	$1,545
49	CC Carl ConroyAustralia	95,000	$1,545
50	TL Thomas LeeCanada	95,000	$1,545
51	SK Seongjin KimSouth Korea	95,000	$1,545
52	RT Reynaldo TuasonPhilippines	95,000	$1,545

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 7:48:00 AM

Straight To The Knockout

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

Czardy Rivera

Folded to the cutoff, Dongwook Kim open shoved for his remaining 54,000, looking set to steal the blinds.

After spending some time in the tank, Czardy Rivera found a call from the big blind.

Dongwook Kim: Q♦ J♣

Czardy Rivera: 7♣ 5♠

Kim took control on the J♥ 6♣ 4♣ flop after pairing his jack, but Rivera picked up an open-ended straight draw to go along with his backdoor club draw.

The 3♦ turn completed Rivera's straight, leaving Kim drawing dead before the meaningless river. Rivera collected the pot and sent Kim to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	460,000(46 BB)	88,000
DK Dongwook KimUnited States of America	busted	-264,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 7:41:32 AM

Table 43 Counts

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

James Davidson

Player	Chips	Progress
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	615,000(62 BB)	359,000
GB Giuseppe BiasellaItaly	448,000(45 BB)	278,000
AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	335,000(34 BB)	-150,000
SA Saeed AlaviUnited States of America	323,000(32 BB)	63,000
MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	280,000(28 BB)	-90,000
KD Kim DoyeonSouth Korea	210,000(21 BB)	-320,000
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	142,000(14 BB)	-13,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 7:32:42 AM

Karimzhanov Turns the Tables on Gopez

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

Nurlan Karimzhanov

Emmanuel Derecho raised to 20,000 from under the gun and received calls from cutoff John Matsuda, button Nurlan Karimzhanov, and big blind Edilberto Gopez.

The dealer fanned the 6♠ 4♦ 7♥ flop and the action checked to Karimzhanov, who fired 22,000. Gopez then raised it to 80,000, and it folded back to the Kazakh, who eventually put in the call.

The 9♦ hit the turn and Gopez checked once more. Karimzhanov fired an 80,000 bet of his own, prompting a relatively swift fold from Gopez.

Player	Chips	Progress
JM John MatsudaJapan	510,000(51 BB)	376,000
NK Nurlan KarimzhanovKazakhstan	450,000(45 BB)	335,000
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	250,000(25 BB)	-106,000
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	180,000(18 BB)	-2,500

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 7:30:00 AM

Turn Reverses Everything

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

Lourd Keven Ejem

From the hijack, Lourd Keven Ejem opened to 22,000 and picked up one caller before Alvir Inocentes squeezed all in for 120,000 from the small blind.

Back on Ejem, he made the call to put Inocentes at risk.

Alvir Inocentes: A♦ T♥

Lourd Keven Ejem: A♥ Q♦

Although dominated preflop, Inocentes found a dream flop of A♣ J♦ T♣, making two pair to jump into the lead.

His celebration was short-lived.

The Q♠ on the turn completed for Ejem, putting him back in front, while the 6♦ river failed to improve Inocentes.

Ejem reclaimed the lead on the turn, eliminated Inocentes, and added another healthy pot to his growing stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	782,000(78 BB)	292,000
AI Alvir InocentesPhilippines	busted	-196,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 7:19:19 AM

Payouts 53 - 57

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

Homin Lee

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
53	HL Homin LeeSouth Korea	95,000	$1,545
54	WL Wooseong LeeSouth Korea	95,000	$1,545
55	AA Anant AcharyaIndia	95,000	$1,545
56	VZ Viacheslav ZotovRussia	85,000	$1,385
57	CD Charles DonnadieuFrance	85,000	$1,385

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 48/579

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 7:16:00 AM

Turn Card To The Rescue

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

Michael Gabby Concepcion and Anacleto Quijano

Folded to the cutoff, Michael Gabby Concepcion, down to 92,000, moved all in. On his left, Anacleto Quijano reshoved, successfully isolating the pot.

Michael Gabby Concepcion: A♦ 6♠

Anacleto Quijano: J♠ J♥

Quijano's pocket jacks remained comfortably ahead on the Q♥ 4♦ 2♠ flop, leaving Concepcion with just three outs to survive.

One of those outs arrived immediately on the A♠ turn, vaulting Concepcion into the lead. The 7♣ river brought no miracle for Quijano, allowing Concepcion to secure a much-needed double up and stay alive in the PokerStars Red Dragon.

Player	Chips	Progress
MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	204,000(26 BB)	-14,000
AQ Anacleto QuijanoPhilippines	200,000(25 BB)	79,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 7:06:00 AM

Tan Snaps Off The Bluff

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

John Clyde Tan

Fresh off a table break, Patrick Clarke wasted no time getting involved, opening to 16,000 on his very first hand at the new table. On the button, John Clyde Tan, who began the day second in chips, three-bet to 47,000. Wooseong Lee defended from the big blind, while Clarke stepped aside.

The flop came T♠ 9♥ 3♠. After Lee checked, Tan continued for 65,000, and Lee made the call.

When the 5♠ hit the turn, Lee suddenly moved all in for 120,000. Tan barely needed any time before making the call.

Wooseong Lee: A♣ Q♥

John Clyde Tan: Q♠ 9♠

Lee had turned his hand into a bluff, but it was the worst possible timing. Tan had already completed a flush, leaving Lee drawing dead before the meaningless 7♠ completed the board.

Tan collected the pot, eliminated Lee, and continued to build on his already formidable stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	760,000(95 BB)	380,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	467,000(58 BB)	157,000
WL Wooseong LeeSouth Korea	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 6:58:48 AM

Ladies Hold for Ong

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

Jason Ong

Button Jinhyun Kim raised to 16,000 and small blind Fendy Kosasih put in the call. Jason Ong in the big blind, though, had other ideas, jamming for 84,000. Kim quickly got out of the way, but after a quick peek at his cards, Kosasih stuck in the chips.

Jason Ong: Q♠ Q♣

Fendy Kosasih: K♥ J♦

Ong was safe on the T♣ J♠ 5♦ flop, despite the Indonesian pairing his jack, and nothing else materialised on the 7♣ A♣ runout, sealing the full double for Ong.

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Jinhyun KimSouth Korea	351,000(44 BB)	-38,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	186,000(23 BB)	36,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	180,000(23 BB)	-100,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 6:56:00 AM

Park Won't Back Down

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

Chulwoo Park

Chip leader Chulwoo Park continued to apply pressure, opening to 20,000 from the cutoff. In the big blind, Roman Altynikov fought back with a three-bet to 85,000.

Action returned to Park, who showed no hesitation in firing a four-bet to 200,000.

Altynikov took a few moments to consider his options but ultimately decided against continuing, surrendering the pot as Park added yet another uncontested pot to his growing stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	955,000(119 BB)	-10,000
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	430,000(54 BB)	-110,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 6:51:05 AM

Table 42 Counts

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

Chin Hei Chan

Player	Chips	Progress
CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	610,000(76 BB)	335,000
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	490,000(61 BB)	238,000
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	360,000(45 BB)	47,000
SB Sashank BadrinathIndia	280,000(35 BB)	30,000
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	230,000(29 BB)	-257,000
CC Carl ConroyAustralia	215,000(27 BB)	-51,000
TP Taekyoung ParkSouth Korea	155,000(19 BB)	88,000

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 6:46:43 AM

From Yes to No

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

Charles Donnadieu

From early position, Akiba Shuichi opened to 16,000. Action folded to the button where Charles Donnadieu three-bet shoved for 118,000. In the big blind, Viacheslav Zotov called all in for 66,000, and Shuichi quickly called to create a three-way showdown.

Viacheslav Zotov: A♥ 3♥

Charles Donnadieu: A♦ J♥

Akiba Shuichi: T♠ T♦

When the flop came down, Donnadieu celebrated with a loud "Yes!" after seeing the A♣ in the window. His excitement quickly turned into "Noooo!" as the rest of the flop came K♣ T♣, giving Shuichi bottom set while Donnadieu paired his ace.

The 5♠ turn changed nothing, and Donnadieu's straight draw failed to materialize on the 8♠ river.

Shuichi scooped the pot, eliminating both Zotov and Donnadieu in one hand to climb among the tournament chip leaders.

Akiba Shuichi

Player	Chips	Progress
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	718,000(90 BB)	343,000
VZ Viacheslav ZotovRussia	busted	-324,500
CD Charles DonnadieuFrance	busted	-131,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 6:32:14 AM

Payouts 58 - 62

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

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
58	SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	85,000	$1,385
59	PO Phenix OesterstroemSweden	85,000	$1,385
60	TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	85,000	$1,385
61	KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	85,000	$1,385
62	JT Jansen TiuPhilippines	85,000	$1,385

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 6:30:06 AM

Gopez Shoves Lee Off

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

Homin Lee and Edilberto Gopez

Homin Lee raised to 18,000 from the hijack and Edilberto Gopez called from the cutoff.

Lee led for 22,000 on the T♠ 2♠ Q♠ flop and Gopez stuck in the call.

After using a timebank, Lee checked the 4♦ turn. Gopez then shoved with his covering stack, sending Lee into the tank. He used two more timebanks before eventually opting to fold, leaving him with just 50,000 remaining in his stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	356,000(45 BB)	19,500
HL Homin LeeSouth Korea	50,000(6 BB)	-6,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 6:11:07 AM

Table 38 Counts; Park Still Ahead

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

Chulwoo Park

Start-of-day chip leader Chulwoo Park remains at the top of the pack with close to 1,000,000 in chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	965,000(121 BB)	233,000
YW Yuanning WuChina	690,000(86 BB)	532,000
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	540,000(68 BB)	-260,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	345,000(43 BB)	-95,000
TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	305,000(38 BB)	238,000
AI Alvir InocentesPhilippines	196,000(25 BB)	60,500
LN Lucia NavarroSpain	125,000(16 BB)	-2,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 6:08:41 AM

Payouts 63 - 67

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

Dishant Soni

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
63	JM Joris MichlNetherlands	85,000	$1,385
64	EC Ellezer CastilloPhilippines	85,000	$1,385
65	WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	85,000	$1,385
66	EM Eoghan Mac GabhannIreland	85,000	$1,385
67	DS Dishant SoniIndia	85,000	$1,385

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 67/579

Break

15 minutes

Remaining Players: 67/579

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 5:51:13 AM

Wrong Time to Apply Pressure

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

Akiba Shuichi

Akiba Shuichi raised to 12,000 from middle position and the action folded around to John Tan in the big blind, who thought for a moment before moving all in. Shuichi couldn't call quick enough for his ~185,000 chips and quickly flicked over his cards:

Akiba Shuichi: A♥ A♦

John Clyde Tan: A♣ K♠

Shuichi found the full double when the 9♠ 7♦ T♣ 2♠ 7♣ board failed to improve Tan's Big Slick, and the two players' stacks roughly evened out.

Player	Chips	Progress
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	380,000(63 BB)	-260,000
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	375,000(63 BB)	210,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 5:30:59 AM

Table 36 Counts

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

Myagmardorj Batsukh

Player	Chips	Progress
MB Myagmardorj BatsukhMongolia	395,000(66 BB)	127,000
JK Jinhyun KimSouth Korea	389,000(65 BB)	115,000
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	224,000(37 BB)	-139,000
AA Anant AcharyaIndia	209,000(35 BB)	-28,000
MY Mc Yeldarb MantosPhilippines	160,000(27 BB)	-13,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	150,000(25 BB)	-11,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	146,000(24 BB)	36,000
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	145,000(24 BB)	38,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 5:26:43 AM

Payouts 68 - 72

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

Rudy Edenata

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
68	WY William YsmaelPhilippines	85,000	$1,385
69	SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	85,000	$1,385
70	FM Francesco MicucciLuxembourg	85,000	$1,385
71	DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	85,000	$1,385
72	RE Rudy EdenataIndonesia	80,000	$1,300

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 5:20:14 AM

Two Boats at Table 38; Altynikov Soaring

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

Roman Altynikov

Roman Altynikov raised to 12,000 from the hijack before cutoff Dishant Soni three-bet shoved his remaining ~70,000. Big blind Kyunghwan Lee made the call, as did Altynikov, creating a ~220,000 main pot and leaving the two players to battle in the side pot.

The dealer fanned 6♠ 6♦ 5♦ and both opted to check, as with the Q♣ turn.

On the Q♠ river, Lee led for 100,000 into the side pot. Altynikov then moved all in with his covering stack, and Lee called just as quickly, with the pair of them turning over ace-queen for a rivered boat.

Soni was already out of his seat by the time the river had been dealt, as he turned over A♥ 9♠ and left the table.

The Russian player has almost doubled his stack in the first 90 minutes of the day.

Player	Chips	Progress
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	800,000(133 BB)	311,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	440,000(73 BB)	83,000
DS Dishant SoniIndia	busted	-51,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 5:09:53 AM

Payouts 73 - 77

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

Vinay Boob

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
73	CL Cheng Lun FangTaiwan	80,000	$1,300
74	JH Jesper HenrichGermany	80,000	$1,300
75	HL Hao LinHong Kong	80,000	$1,300
76	VB Vinay BoobIndia	80,000	$1,300
77	LS Leon StewardPhilippines	80,000	$1,300

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 5:07:29 AM

Table 43 Counts

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

Kim Doyeon

Player	Chips	Progress
KD Kim DoyeonSouth Korea	530,000(88 BB)	235,000
AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	485,000(81 BB)	10,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	372,000(62 BB)	72,000
CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	275,000(46 BB)	179,000
SA Saeed AlaviUnited States of America	260,000(43 BB)	34,500
GB Giuseppe BiasellaItaly	170,000(28 BB)	-25,000
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	162,000(27 BB)	-142,000
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	155,000(26 BB)	61,000

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 77/579

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 4:47:00 AM

Payouts 78 - 82

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

Po Hsun Liao

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
78	HN Hyunsik NamSouth Korea	80,000	$1,300
79	PH Po Hsun LiaoTaiwan	80,000	$1,300
80	FE Feras ElnatshaUnited Arab Emirates	80,000	$1,300
81	JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	80,000	$1,300
82	YJ Youngjun JangSouth Korea	80,000	$1,300

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 4:40:10 AM

Big Boost for Dai

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

Kasuga Dai

Sumay Mishra raised to 10,000 from middle position, which was called by hijack Kasuga Dai and small blind Fendy Kosasih. Big blind Rudy Edenata then squeezed to 40,000 and only Dai made the call.

The dealer fanned the 2♦ 2♣ A♠ flop and Edenata peeked at his cards before checking. Dai fired 22,000 in before instantly facing a check-shove from Edenata and his covering stack, sending the Japanese player into the tank.

After a timebank and some strained looks, he eventually put in the call.

Kasuga Dai: A♦ J♣

Rudy Edenata: A♣ 7♥

Dai had made the correct call, and the remaining 8♦ 8♠ runout was safe, giving him a huge boost to his stack in the early stages of the day.

Player	Chips	Progress
KD Kasuga DaiSouth Korea	350,000(70 BB)	236,500
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	280,000(56 BB)	-141,000
SM Sumay MishraIndia	105,000(21 BB)	-25,000
RE Rudy EdenataIndonesia	90,000(18 BB)	-55,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 4:31:24 AM

Payouts 83 - 87

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

Javier Becerril

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
83	JM Junichi MurakamiJapan	80,000	$1,300
84	MM Michael ManlapazPhilippines	80,000	$1,300
85	ED Edwin Dela CruzPhilippines	80,000	$1,300
86	JB Javier BecerrilSpain	80,000	$1,300
87	JR Jesus RiveraPhilippines	80,000	$1,300

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 4:25:39 AM

Tan Active in Early Table 44 Action

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

John Clyde Tan

John Tan started the day as second in chips but clearly has his sights set on the top spot. He's chipped up by around 150,000 in the opening stages of the day.

Manuel Geronimo opened with a 10,000 raise from under the gun before folding to Tan's 28,000 three-bet.

The next hand saw cutoff Tan raise to 12,000 and Edwards Lawford defend his big blind. Lawford check-folded on the 6♦ 3♦ 9♣ flop when Tan fired 9,000.

Hijack Feras Elnatsha then open-jammed for 63,000 and collected the blinds.

Tan then raised to 10,000 once more, this time from the hijack, and big blind Kohei Takami made the call.

Takami check-called Tan's 10,000 continuation-bet on the 3♣ A♦ 5♥ flop. The action repeated on the 2♣ turn, this time for 25,000.

The A♠ completed the board and Takami led for 80,000. The Japanese player had barely put the chips into the middle before Tan made the call, flicking over A♣ 4♣ for a turned straight, to the shock of the table. Takami showed K♦ J♥.

Player	Chips	Progress
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	640,000(128 BB)	144,000
MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	370,000(74 BB)	-14,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	110,000(22 BB)	-12,500
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	105,000(21 BB)	-29,000
FE Feras ElnatshaUnited Arab Emirates	70,000(14 BB)	36,000

Callum JuryCallum Jury

8/2/2026, 4:02:20 AM

Cards in the Air!

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

With the surviving 87 players now seated, cards are in the air for Day 2 of the PokerStars Red Dragon.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

8/2/2026, 3:09:24 AM

PokerStars Red Dragon Sets New High With 579 Entries

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

The PokerStars Red Dragon has officially closed registration with 579 entries, surpassing last year's 433-entry field and generating a PHP 25,012,800 (~USD 408,000) prize pool, nearly doubling the PHP 15,000,000 (~USD 245,000) guarantee.

Only 87 players remain, with each already assured of PHP 80,000 (~USD 1,300). The eventual champion will take home PHP 4,550,000 (~USD 74,005), while the champion and runner-up will also receive an APPT Championship 2026 Package. Third through fifth place will each earn a seat to the APPT Championship Main Event.

Chulwoo Park

South Korea's Chulwoo Park returns as the overall chip leader with 732,000 (146 big blinds), followed by the Philippines' John Clyde Tan on 496,000 (99 big blinds). Meanwhile, defending champion Justin Ong fired multiple bullets but failed to advance.

Day 2 resumes today at 12:00 PM local time, where the field will play down to the final table

SMPSMP

8/1/2026, 9:34:05 PM

Day 2

Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	57,000	36	1
AA Anant AcharyaIndia	237,000	36	2
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	363,000	36	3
PO Phenix OesterstroemSweden	158,000	36	4
MY Mc Yeldarb MantosPhilippines	173,000	36	5
MB Myagmardorj BatsukhMongolia	268,000	36	6
EM Eoghan Mac GabhannIreland	74,000	36	7
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	107,000	36	8
JM Junichi MurakamiJapan	49,000	37	1
SB Segundo BartePhilippines	259,000	37	2
LS Leon StewardPhilippines	279,000	37	3
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	236,000	37	4
JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	119,000	37	5
PH Po Hsun LiaoTaiwan	246,000	37	6
AQ Anacleto QuijanoPhilippines	200,000	37	7
RE Rudy EdenataIndonesia	145,000	37	8
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	489,000	38	1
DS Dishant SoniIndia	51,000	38	2
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	191,000	38	3
TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	67,000	38	4
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	357,000	38	5
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	230,000	38	6
JB Javier BecerrilSpain	68,000	38	7
AI Alvir InocentesPhilippines	135,500	38	8
HN Hyunsik NamSouth Korea	193,000	39	1
NK Nurlan KarimzhanovKazakhstan	115,000	39	2
CL Cheng Lun FangTaiwan	60,000	39	3
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	336,500	39	4
YJ Youngjun JangSouth Korea	57,500	39	5
RT Ricardo TorresPhilippines	351,000	39	6
JP Jie PanSingapore	88,000	39	7
MM Michael ManlapazPhilippines	64,000	39	8
JM John MatsudaJapan	134,000	40	1
CD Charles DonnadieuFrance	131,000	40	2
WL Wooseong LeeSouth Korea	123,000	40	3
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	165,000	40	4
TP Taekyoung ParkSouth Korea	67,000	40	5
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	732,000	40	6
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	256,000	40	7
VZ Viacheslav ZotovRussia	324,500	40	8
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	310,000	41	1
RT Reynaldo TuasonPhilippines	171,000	41	2
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	421,000	41	3
JO Jason OngPhilippines	161,000	41	4
GS George SaludPhilippines	216,000	41	5
TL Thomas LeeCanada	128,500	41	6
SM Sumay MishraIndia	130,000	41	7
KD Kasuga DaiSouth Korea	113,500	41	8
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	104,000	42	1
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	487,000	42	2
YW Yuanning WuChina	158,000	42	3
SB Sashank BadrinathIndia	250,000	42	4
JT Jansen TiuPhilippines	196,000	42	5
JR Jesus RiveraPhilippines	58,000	42	6
CC Carl ConroyAustralia	266,000	42	7
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	252,000	42	8
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	300,000	43	1
JH Jesper HenrichGermany	67,000	43	2
KD Kim DoyeonSouth Korea	295,000	43	3
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	94,000	43	4
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	304,000	43	5
VB Vinay BoobIndia	76,000	43	6
AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	475,000	43	7
HL Hao LinHong Kong	110,000	43	8
WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	141,500	44	1
FE Feras ElnatshaUnited Arab Emirates	34,000	44	2
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	496,000	44	3
ED Edwin Dela CruzPhilippines	27,000	44	4
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	134,000	44	5
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	122,500	44	6
MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	384,000	44	7
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	134,000	44	8
SA Saeed AlaviUnited States of America	225,500	46	1
HL Homin LeeSouth Korea	56,000	46	2
EC Ellezer CastilloPhilippines	228,000	46	3
LN Lucia NavarroSpain	127,000	46	4
JK Jinhyun KimSouth Korea	274,000	46	5
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	313,000	46	6
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	186,000	46	7
SK Seongjin KimSouth Korea	296,000	46	8
FM Francesco MicucciLuxembourg	292,000	51	1
GB Giuseppe BiasellaItaly	195,000	51	2
MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	218,000	51	3
CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	96,000	51	4
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	158,000	51	5
DK Dongwook KimUnited States of America	264,000	51	6
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	182,500	51	8

Chip Counts

Player	Chips
CP Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea	732,000
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	496,000
RA Roman AltynikovRussia	489,000
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	487,000
AR Andrew RodgersUnited States of America	475,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	421,000
MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	384,000
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	363,000
KL Kyunghwan LeeSouth Korea	357,000
RT Ricardo TorresPhilippines	351,000
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	336,500
VZ Viacheslav ZotovRussia	324,500
KG Kim GiboumSouth Korea	313,000
PC Patrick ClarkeIreland	310,000
NI Naoaki IshiharaJapan	304,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	300,000
SK Seongjin KimSouth Korea	296,000
KD Kim DoyeonSouth Korea	295,000
FM Francesco MicucciLuxembourg	292,000
LS Leon StewardPhilippines	279,000
JK Jinhyun KimSouth Korea	274,000
MB Myagmardorj BatsukhMongolia	268,000
CC Carl ConroyAustralia	266,000
DK Dongwook KimUnited States of America	264,000
SB Segundo BartePhilippines	259,000
JD James DavidsonUnited States of America	256,000
LK Lourd Keven EjemPhilippines	252,000
SB Sashank BadrinathIndia	250,000
PH Po Hsun LiaoTaiwan	246,000
AA Anant AcharyaIndia	237,000
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	236,000
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	230,000
EC Ellezer CastilloPhilippines	228,000
SA Saeed AlaviUnited States of America	225,500
MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	218,000
GS George SaludPhilippines	216,000
AQ Anacleto QuijanoPhilippines	200,000
JT Jansen TiuPhilippines	196,000
GB Giuseppe BiasellaItaly	195,000
HN Hyunsik NamSouth Korea	193,000
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	191,000
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	186,000
ED Emmanuel DerechoAustralia	182,500
MY Mc Yeldarb MantosPhilippines	173,000
RT Reynaldo TuasonPhilippines	171,000
AS Akiba ShuichiJapan	165,000
JO Jason OngPhilippines	161,000
SJ Seunghyuk JungSouth Korea	158,000
YW Yuanning WuChina	158,000
PO Phenix OesterstroemSweden	158,000
RE Rudy EdenataIndonesia	145,000
WZ Wesley Zikai HuangChina	141,500
AI Alvir InocentesPhilippines	135,500
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	134,000
JM John MatsudaJapan	134,000
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	134,000
CD Charles DonnadieuFrance	131,000
SM Sumay MishraIndia	130,000
TL Thomas LeeCanada	128,500
LN Lucia NavarroSpain	127,000
WL Wooseong LeeSouth Korea	123,000
EL Edwards LawfordAustralia	122,500
JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	119,000
NK Nurlan KarimzhanovKazakhstan	115,000
KD Kasuga DaiSouth Korea	113,500
HL Hao LinHong Kong	110,000
SM Sandeep MirchandaniHong Kong	107,000
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	104,000
CH Chin Hei ChanHong Kong	96,000
SS Siddarth SinghviIndia	94,000
JP Jie PanSingapore	88,000
VB Vinay BoobIndia	76,000
EM Eoghan Mac GabhannIreland	74,000
JB Javier BecerrilSpain	68,000
JH Jesper HenrichGermany	67,000
TP Taekyoung ParkSouth Korea	67,000
TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	67,000
MM Michael ManlapazPhilippines	64,000
CL Cheng Lun FangTaiwan	60,000
JR Jesus RiveraPhilippines	58,000
YJ Youngjun JangSouth Korea	57,500
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	57,000
HL Homin LeeSouth Korea	56,000
DS Dishant SoniIndia	51,000
JM Junichi MurakamiJapan	49,000
FE Feras ElnatshaUnited Arab Emirates	34,000
ED Edwin Dela CruzPhilippines	27,000

Payouts

Place	Payout (PHP)	Payout (USD)
1	4,550,000	$74,005
2	2,830,000	$46,030
3	2,040,000	$33,180
4	1,570,000	$25,535
5	1,205,000	$19,600
6	930,000	$15,125
7	715,000	$11,630
8	550,000	$8,945
9	437,800	$7,120
10	365,000	$5,935
11	365,000	$5,935
12	305,000	$4,960
13	305,000	$4,960
14	260,000	$4,230
15	260,000	$4,230
16	225,000	$3,660
17	225,000	$3,660
18	195,000	$3,170
19	195,000	$3,170
20	195,000	$3,170
21	170,000	$2,765
22	170,000	$2,765
23	170,000	$2,765
24	145,000	$2,360
25	145,000	$2,360
26	145,000	$2,360
27	145,000	$2,360
28	125,000	$2,035
29	125,000	$2,035
30	125,000	$2,035
31	125,000	$2,035
32	110,000	$1,790
33	110,000	$1,790
34	110,000	$1,790
35	110,000	$1,790
36	110,000	$1,790
37	110,000	$1,790
38	110,000	$1,790
39	110,000	$1,790
40	95,000	$1,545
41	95,000	$1,545
42	95,000	$1,545
43	95,000	$1,545
44	95,000	$1,545
45	95,000	$1,545
46	95,000	$1,545
47	95,000	$1,545
48	95,000	$1,545
49	95,000	$1,545
50	95,000	$1,545
51	95,000	$1,545
52	95,000	$1,545
53	95,000	$1,545
54	95,000	$1,545
55	95,000	$1,545
56	85,000	$1,385
57	85,000	$1,385
58	85,000	$1,385
59	85,000	$1,385
60	85,000	$1,385
61	85,000	$1,385
62	85,000	$1,385
63	85,000	$1,385
64	85,000	$1,385
65	85,000	$1,385
66	85,000	$1,385
67	85,000	$1,385
68	85,000	$1,385
69	85,000	$1,385
70	85,000	$1,385
71	85,000	$1,385
72	80,000	$1,300
73	80,000	$1,300
74	80,000	$1,300
75	80,000	$1,300
76	80,000	$1,300
77	80,000	$1,300
78	80,000	$1,300
79	80,000	$1,300
80	80,000	$1,300
81	80,000	$1,300
82	80,000	$1,300
83	80,000	$1,300
84	80,000	$1,300
85	80,000	$1,300
86	80,000	$1,300
87	80,000	$1,300