Taiwan, Red SpaceEVENT #1001

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Asian Poker Tour

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Level 40: 600,000 / 1,200,000 ante: 1,200,000

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1/2,398

Total Chips

95,920,000

Average

95,920,000

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Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:16:30 PM

From Dealing Cards to Lifting Trophies, Ruiko Mamiya Wins the Record Breaking National Cup Championship

Level 42: 1,000,000 / 2,000,000 ante: 2,000,000

Ruiko Mamiya

Japan’s Ruiko Mamiya has completed an incredible run to win the National Cup Championship, topping the largest Asian Poker Tour side event ever held. The former dealer, who only started playing after learning the game during her shifts, secured the title following a three-way deal with Taiwan’s Wei Chun Kuo and Hong Kong’s Wilfred Yiu. The payouts at the top were balanced, but the trophy, the title, and the final APT Championship Main Event seat were still in play. Mamiya claimed all three, along with TWD 3,087,700 (~USD 101,900).

The numbers behind her win were just as impressive as the result. The National Cup Championship pulled in 2,398 entries (1,157 unique) inside Red Space, Taipei, building a TWD 29,849,200 (~USD 985,120) prize pool. It more than doubled the TWD 12,000,000 guarantee and now stands as the largest side event in tour history.

What made Mamiya’s finish stand out was the route she had to take. She slipped to fewer than eight big blinds by Level 25 and had to survive several all-ins just to stay afloat. Bit by bit, she worked her stack back into play, then found a surge at the perfect time, climbing from short stack to chip leader before the final two tables. For someone who learned the game from the dealer’s side of the table, it was a composed showing that kept building as the day went on.

National Cup Championship Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize (USD)
1	RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	$101,900
2	KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	$99,835
3	WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	$100,200
4	WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	$44,010
5	FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	$36,740
6	IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	$29,640
7	TH Tsz Him ChanTaiwan	$22,650
8	KT Kevin TangHong Kong	$16,340
9	SC Shiuan ChangTaiwan	$12,450

*denotes three-way ICM deal **also wins an APTC Main Event Seat

Mamiya's Thoughts After Victory

For Mamiya, the moment the final river card fell was almost surreal. She joked that she is usually the loudest voice in the dealer pit, yet standing with a trophy in her hands felt like something she had only ever watched other people experience. “I almost never enter No-Limit Hold’em tournaments tournaments where you can win a trophy,” she admitted afterward. “I never expected that I would actually win one myself. I’m really happy.”

Her path into poker has been anything but traditional. Mamiya spent years working as a dealer, and only learned to play because she decided to practice on her days off while preparing for a short course at a dealer school in Las Vegas. She also credits her mother for nudging her toward the game. “At the beginning, I actually started poker because my mother recommended it,” she said with a smile.

What struck her most about this event was the diversity and strength of the field. She had imagined tournaments in this buy-in range would be full of casual players, but throughout the day she recognized multiple professionals in the seats around her. It made her appreciate just how popular and respected the National Cup Championship has become. “People from all kinds of countries come here,” she said. “You see players who just learned poker, people who play for fun, people who squeeze it in around their jobs, and also full professionals. I tried to imagine how each person learned poker and gauge their level as I played.”

Ruiko Mamiya celebrates with friends

Mamiya entered the final table third in chips, only to lose a flip and suddenly find herself at the bottom of the counts. From there, she settled in for a long grind, building her stack back piece by piece. “I had a really long period of slowly grinding and building up little by little,” she reflected. “Honestly, I was really lucky and the flow was good.”

Before leaving to celebrate, Mamiya made sure to thank the players around her who helped her grow on the competitive side of the game. “I always ask everyone about the things I don’t understand, so I’m really grateful,” she said. “Thank you so much.”

Day 2 Action

A total of 337 spots were paid, but only 336 returned for Day 2 because Ben Gur qualified twice and received a min-cash for his lower stack, which was removed from play. The Israeli player had a deep run on his bigger stack and finished in 53rd.

The eliminations came thick and fast, with several big names making deep runs. Most of them fell on their march to the final table, including Alan Lau (15th), Natural8 Ambassador Thai Ha (23rd), Tom Verbruggen (36th), Michel Molenaar (40th), John Perry (52nd), Ben Underwood (62nd), and Nishant Sharma (72nd).

The final table was reached during Level 36 when Han-Hsu Hsieh got king-jack in the middle for his last four big blinds and ran into the ace-jack of Shiuan Cen Chang. A clean runout later, and Hsieh was out in tenth as the final table bubble boy.

Final Table

The chip lead was held by Yiu, only narrowly over Wing Fai Kwan, and they were well clear of the rest of the field. Mamiya came in third, and the three clear short stacks were Florencio Campomanes, I Hsuan Wu, and Tsz Him Chan.

Mamiya had a chance to vault into the chip lead early on as her pocket nines were flipping against the ace-queen of runner-up Kuo. A queen on the flop kept Kuo in contention, with both of them unaware they would meet to play it out for the title.

The aforementioned Chang was the first to hit the rail on the final table when his pocket kings came up short against the ace-ten of Kuo, who flopped an ace.

Kevin Tang

Kevin Tang fell immediately after when he three-bet shoved queen-jack into the ace-eight of Kwan. A jack-high flop seemed to be keeping Tang alive, but both the turn and the river were aces, sending him out in eighth.

Chan wasn't too far behind as he let his stack dwindle to less than a big blind before he got it in with jack-eight, only to run into the pocket kings of Kuo. A double-gutshot on the turn did give Chan some hope, but the river bricked, spelling the end of his run in seventh.

I Hsuan Wu's elimination came just a few minutes later as his four big blinds went in with king-jack. He was called by the pocket fives of Kuo and the ace-queen of Yiu, and when it checked to showdown on a board that nobody connected with, Wu was out in sixth.

Florencio Campomanes

Campomanes took his turn in the firing line when his king-eight came up against the king-queen of Yiu. The board didn't contain any eights, and the Filipino player hit the rail in fifth.

Mamiya was then the short stack for a while and with less than five big blinds, she turned the pressure on. Consecutive double-ups against Kwan moved her up the counts, first with ace-ten against Kwan's ace-eight and then her king-jack spiked a jack against his ace-ten.

Moments later, Kwan's demise was complete as he moved all in for his last three big blinds with queen-jack and picked up two callers. Yiu ended up rivering a straight holding queen-nine, which meant Kwan exited in fourth.

Wing Fai Kwan

ICM Deal Struck

With three players remaining, the stacks slowly became close to even and an ICM deal was made to flatten out the payouts.

When play resumed, chips went flying. Yiu was all in with ace-jack and looked to be heading to the exit as Kuo had flopped a queen holding queen-ten. However, running Broadway cards kept him in the hunt.

Wilfred Yiu

However, Yiu couldn't keep that momentum going as he soon ran ace-six into Mamiya's ace-king. A turned open-ended straight draw did give Yiu some hope, but the river bricked, leaving him out in third.

Kuo took a marginal lead into heads-up play, but that soon became a massive deficit as the two finalists played out a massive pot. Mamiya held ace-queen and Kuo queen-four, and they both flopped top pair. When the action got to the river, Kuo shoved, and Mamiya eventually called, with her ace-kicker earning her a massive chip lead.

Wei Chun Kuo

Despite Kuo managing to double up once, the mountain was just too steep to climb. In the final hand of the night, Kuo three-bet shoved jack-nine and had to overcome the ace-five of Mamiya. An ace-high flop gave Mamiya a big lead, and she held through the runout, which meant Kuo had to settle for second.

That concludes the coverage of the National Cup Championship, but be sure to check the APT blog regularly find all the latest updates from the championship events at APTC.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 4:04:11 PM

Ruiko Mamiya Wins APT National Cup Championship for TWD 3,087,700 (~USD 101,905)

Level 42: 1,000,000 / 2,000,000 ante: 2,000,000

Ruiko Mamiya

Ruiko Mamiya has overcome a 2,398-entry field and defeated Wei Chun Kuo heads-up to become the first woman ever to win an APT National Cup Championship.

Mamiya had a roller-coaster of a final table en route to victory, at one point falling to fewer than 10 big blinds before surging up the counts to claim victory.

Mamiya will take home TWD 3,087,700 (~USD 101,905) along with an entry into the APT Main event and a coveted APT Lion Trophy for her outstanding performance.

Stay tuned for a recap of the event.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:48:00 PM

Wei Chun Kuo Eliminated in 2nd Place for TWD 3,025,000 (~USD 99,835)

Level 42: 1,000,000 / 2,000,000 ante: 2,000,000

Wei Chun Kuo

A couple hands after Ruiko Mamiya doubled through Wei Chun Kuo, Kuo shoved on the button for his last 12,000,000 and was called by Mamiya.

Wei Chun Kuo: Q♣ 3♥

Ruiko Mamiya: 8♣ 4♣

Both player's rails rushed the table to sweat the runout, which came 2♦ J♠ 9♠ A♥ K♦ — leaving Kuo best with his queen and keeping his hopes of a comeback alive with a double up.

However, just a few hands later, Kuo raised to 4,000,000 on the button and Mamiya shoved to put him all in. Kuo obliged and called all in for about 26,000,000 total.

Wei Chun Kuo: J♠ 9♠

Ruiko Mamiya: A♠ 5♠

This time Mamiya had the best of it, and the A♥ Q♣ K♠ flop gave her a commanding lead with a pair of aces.

Kuo still had outs to Broadway, but the 4♣ turn and 2♦ river left him second best, eliminating him in second place and sending Mamiya's rail into a frenzy.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	96,000,000(48 BB)
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:27:55 PM

Mamiya Stuns Kuo

Level 41: 800,000 / 1,600,000 ante: 1,600,000

Ruiko Mamiya

Ruiko Mamiya just stunned Wei Chun Kuo!

Mamiya raised to 3,200,000 on the button and Kuo called in the big blind.

They went to a flop of 2♣ T♣ Q♠, were Kuo check-called a bet of 1,700,000 from Mamiya.

A 5♥ on the turn saw Kuo check it over once again, and Mamiya continued to fire with a sizing of 3,700,000. Kuo wasted no time in making it 10,000,000, which Mamiya called.

When they J♦ filled out the board, Kuo shoved, putting Mamiya to the test for her remaining 26,500,000. She tossed in a time bank, stared at the board, stood up, and announced a call.

Kuo then revealed Q♥ 4♥ for a pair of queens, but Mamiya had that beat as she held A♠ Q♣ for a pair of queens with an ace-kicker.

Mamiya is on the brink!

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	84,000,000(53 BB)
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	12,000,000(8 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:16:17 PM

Wilfred Yiu Eliminated in 3rd Place for TWD 3,036,000 (~USD 100,200)

Level 40: 600,000 / 1,200,000 ante: 1,200,000

Wilfred Yiu

After chipping down in a couple of small pots, Wilfred Yiu raised to 2,600,000 from the small blind and was met with a shove from Ruiko Mamiya in the big blind.

Yiu thought a bit, but decided to commit his last 15,000,000 into the middle to put himself at risk.

Wilfred Yiu: A♦ 6♥

Ruiko Mamiya: A♣ K♣

It was a bad time to make a stand, as Mamiya had Yiu crushed with her suited ace-king.

"Six! Six!" Yiu's rail chanted as they sweat the runout.

It wasn't meant to be, however, as the 5♦ 4♠ J♠ 7♣ 7♥ runout provided no help to Yiu, eliminated him in third place for TWD 3,036,000 (~USD 100,200).

Player	Chips
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	52,000,000(43 BB)
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	44,000,000(37 BB)
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:06:03 PM

Confirmed Deal Numbers

Level 40: 600,000 / 1,200,000 ante: 1,200,000

Each of the three have locked up a guaranteed cash prize, as seen in the table below. There is TWD 388,700 (~USD 12,830) left to play for, plus the APTC Main Event seat!

Ruiko Mamiya

TWD 2,699,000 / USD 89,075

Wei Chun Kuo

TWD 3,025,000 / USD 99,835

Wilfred Yiu

TWD 3,036,000 / USD 100,200

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:03:26 PM

Yiu Four-Bet Folds, Doubles Shortly After

Level 40: 600,000 / 1,200,000 ante: 1,200,000

Wilfred Yiu

Immediately after play resumed, Ruiko Mamiya raised the button and Wei Chun Kuo three-bet the small blind. Wilfred Yiu four-bet to 16,000,000 from the big blind, which got Mamiya to fold. Kuo then shoved, and Yiu folded with around 18,000,000 behind.

A few orbits later, Yiu had his last 15,200,000 in the middle and was put at risk by Kuo.

Wilfred Yiu: A♦ J♥

Wei Chun Kuo: Q♣ T♠

Yiu was ahead, but the 2♠ 3♣ Q♦ flop meant he was staring third place in the face. A T♦ turn actually gave him an extra out as any of the four remaining kings would give him Broadway.

Kuo was a massive favorite with his two pair, but Yiu erupted when the K♦ hit the river, completing his straight and earning him a double-up.

Player	Chips
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	43,000,000(36 BB)
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	32,500,000(27 BB)
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	21,500,000(18 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:55:12 PM

ICM Deal Made; Play Resumes

Level 39: 500,000 / 1,000,000 ante: 1,000,000

The three remaining players have agreed to an ICM chop, but will play for a set-aside amount along with the lion trophy and a APTC Main Event ticket.

Official numbers will be posted shortly.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:35:52 PM

Yiu Picks Off Kuo; Play Paused to Discuss a Deal

Level 39: 500,000 / 1,000,000 ante: 1,000,000

Wilfred Yiu raised to 2,200,000 on the button and Wei Chun Kuo defended his big blind.

They went to a flop of Q♥ 7♠ 3♠, where Kuo check-called a bet of 1,500,000 from Yiu to the 9♣ turn. Both checked and watched the Q♦ hit the river.

Kuo took some time before he bet 4,500,000, and Yiu pretty quickly called, tabling A♣ 7♣ for a pair of sevens. That was good as Kuo mucked.

The three players have asked for the clock to be paused while they discuss a potential deal.

Player	Chips
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	36,000,000(36 BB)
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	34,000,000(34 BB)
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	26,000,000(26 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:33:01 PM

Wing Fai Kwan Eliminated in 4th Place for TWD 1,333,500 (~USD 44,010)

Level 39: 500,000 / 1,000,000 ante: 1,000,000

Wing Fai Kwan

Wing Fai Kwan shoved for around 13,000,000 from under the gun and it was folded around to Ruiko Mamiya, who called all in for approximatley 8,000,000 from the big blind.

Ruiko Mamiya: K♦ J♣

Wing Fai Kwan: A♦ T♦

Kwan held the lead, but lost it immediately on the 5♥ J♥ 9♦ flop.

The 9♥ turn and 9♣ river left Mamiya with a full house and she doubled up through Kwan, who was left with a bit over 3,000,000 following the clash.

A few hands later, Kwan shoved under the gun for 3,000,000 and was called by Wilfred Yiu in the small blind and Mamiya in the big blind.

Both players checked down on the 7♠ 3♣ T♠ flop and J♦ turn, but then Yiu bet out on the K♣ river, which got an immediate fold from Mamiya.

Yiu tabled Q♠ 9♥ for a straight, which was best against Kwan's Q♦ J♥ for a pair of jacks to eliminate him in fourth place for TWD 1,333,500 (~USD 44,010).

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	28,000,000(28 BB)
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	17,000,000(17 BB)
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:23:19 PM

Mamiya Sticking Around

Level 39: 500,000 / 1,000,000 ante: 1,000,000

Ruiko Mamiya

Ruiko Mamiya is hanging in there. She just shoved 4,500,000 from the small blind and was put at risk by Wing Fai Kwan in the big blind.

Ruiko Mamiya: A♠ T♥

Wing Fai Kwan: A♥ 8♦

Mamiya was in the lead, and found a safe flop in Q♠ 4♠ 2♣. A J♠ turn gave her a flush draw, and the T♦ river paired her ten to secure the double-up.

Player	Chips
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	25,000,000(25 BB)
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	10,000,000(10 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:20:45 PM

Florencio Campomanes Eliminated in 5th Place for TWD 1,113,300 (~USD 36,740)

Level 38: 400,000 / 800,000 ante: 800,000

Florencio Campomanes

Florencio Campomanes shoved for 6,000,000 even on the button and just behind him, Wilfred Yiu asked for a count before announcing, "Call." Ruiko Mamiya got out of the way in the big blind and hands were revealed.

Florencio Campomanes: K♦ 8♦

Wilfred Yiu: K♣ Q♥

Campomanes had one foot out the door against Yiu's dominating king, and the 4♥ 6♣ 3♥ 9♦ 2♦ runout bricked out fo both players, meaning Yiu's kicker played to eliminate Campomanes in fifth place.

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	28,000,000(35 BB)
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:18:37 PM

I Hsuan Wu Eliminated in 6th Place for TWD 898,000 (~USD 29,640)

Level 38: 400,000 / 800,000 ante: 800,000

I Hsuan Wu

Wei Chun Kuo is an elimination machine today!

I Hsuan Wu shoved 3,400,000 from under the gun and Kuo called on the button. Wilfred Yiu also called in the big blind.

The action was checked all the way to showdown on the 3♥ 8♠ 6♥ 7♠ T♦ board, where Wu showed K♠ J♣ for king-high. Kuo flipped a pair of fives holding 5♠ 5♥, and that also beat the A♦ Q♥ of Yiu.

I Hsuan Wu heads to the rail with TWD 898,000 (~USD 29,640)

Player	Chips
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	38,000,000(48 BB)
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:16:48 PM

Tsz Him Chan Eliminated in 7th Place for TWD 686,300 (~USD 22,650)

Level 38: 400,000 / 800,000 ante: 800,000

Tsz Him Chan

Tsz Him Chan was down to his last 600,000 and put them in from early position. Wei Chun Kuo shoved the small blind to isolate.

Tsz Him Chan: J♦ 8♠

Wei Chun Kuo: K♠ K♣

Kuo was way ahead, and despite Chan picking up some outs on the turn with a double gutter, the river ran clean on the 7♠ 5♣ 7♦ 9♠ 3♥ board.

Tsz Him Chan was eliminated in 7th Place for TWD 686,300 (~USD 22,650).

Player	Chips
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	30,000,000(38 BB)
TH Tsz Him ChanTaiwan	4,800,000(6 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:14:32 PM

Yiu Trips up Kwan to Take the Lead

Level 38: 400,000 / 800,000 ante: 800,000

Wilfred Yiu

Wilfred Yiu opened to 1,600,000 first to act and he was called by Wing Fai Kwan on the button.

Both players checked on the Q♣ 5♠ 9♠ flop and then Kwan called a 1,600,000 bet from Yiu on the 4♦ turn.

The Q♦ river paired the board and Yiu sized up a bet of 2,200,000.

Kwan quickly called and Yiu showed Q♠ T♠ for trip queens. Kwan couldn't beat it and mucked — conceding the pot to Yiu.

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	26,000,000(33 BB)
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	22,000,000(28 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 1:40:01 PM

Kevin Tang Eliminated in 8th Place for TWD 495,000 (~USD 16,340)

Level 37: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Kevin Tang

Wing Fai Kwan opened to 1,200,000 from the hijack and Kevin Tang shoved 3,400,000 from the small blind. Kwan called.

Kevin Tang: Q♣ J♠

Wing Fai Kwan: A♣ 8♦

Tang was behind, but not for long as he paired his jack on the 6♣ 5♦ J♦ flop. However, an A♥ on the turn gave Kwan the lead back with one card to come.

Tang needed a queen or a jack, but instead the A♦ improved Kwan to trip aces, ending Tang's run in eighth.

Player	Chips	Progress
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	25,000,000(42 BB)	4,900,000
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 1:34:56 PM

Shiuan Cen Chang Eliminated in 9th Place for TWD 377,200 (~USD 12,450)

Level 37: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Shiuan Cen Chang

n the first of two hands, action folded around to the blinds and Shiuan Cen Chang shoved from the small blind. Tsz Him Chan tanked a bit, but decided to call all in from the big blind for his last 1,850,000.

Tsz Him Chan: Q♠ 3♣

Shiuan Cen Chang: A♦ K♠

Chan's cards were live against Chang's Big Slick, and he immediately paired his queen on the Q♣ 8♠ 5♥ flop to take a commanding lead.

The 5♦ turn nor 4♣ river changed anything and Chan doubled up through Chang.

Several hands later, Wei Chun Kuo raised to 1,300,000 from under the gun and Chang shoved for his last 5,000,000 from the hijack. It was folded back around to Kuo, who called to put Chang at risk.

Shiuan Cen Chang: K♥ K♦

Wei Chun Kuo: A♦ T♦

It was the second time Chang got his money in good, but a brutal A♥ 4♠ 5♦ 4♣ 7♦ runout gave Kuo the best hand with aces-up to put an end to Chang's run in 9th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	25,000,000(42 BB)	6,500,000
TH Tsz Him ChanTaiwan	4,800,000(8 BB)	1,850,000
SC Shiuan ChangTaiwan	busted	-5,000,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 1:30:22 PM

Mamiya Slides a Portion of her Stack over to Kuo

Level 37: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Wei Chun Kuo

Ruiko Mamiya opened with a raise to 1,200,000 from middle position before Wei Chun Kuo three-bet shoved 8,725,000 from the cutoff. The action got back to Mamiya, who took some time before she eventually called.

Wei Chun Kuo: A♣ Q♠

Ruiko Mamiya: 9♠ 9♦

Kuo took the lead on the 2♥ K♠ Q♥ flop, and never relinquished it as the 5♦ 3♠ runout earned him a double-up. Mamiya still has around 9,000,000 to play with, but would have held a huge chip lead if she won that flip.

Player	Chips	Progress
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	19,000,000(32 BB)	10,225,000
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	9,000,000(15 BB)	-8,725,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 1:11:06 PM

Campomanes Gets an Early Double

Level 37: 300,000 / 600,000 ante: 600,000

Wing Fai Kwan opened to 1,200,00 from the cutoff and Florencio Campomanes made it 3,100,000 from the small blind, leaving 325,000 behind. Kwan then shoved, and Campomanes called.

Florencio Campomanes: A♥ K♣

Wing Fai Kwan: A♣ 9♥

Campomanes was ahead, but was in danger of being the first to hit the rail on the final table. However, the K♦ A♠ 4♣ flop gave the Filipino player two pair and a huge lead in the hand.

An 8♥ turn sealed it for Campomanes, with the meaningless 6♥ filling out the board.

Player	Chips	Progress
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	18,000,000(30 BB)	-3,425,000
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	8,300,000(14 BB)	4,625,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 1:06:03 PM

Wu Doubles Through Yiu

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

I Hsuan Wu

Wilfred Yiu opened to 1,000,000 from middle position and it was folded to I Hsuan Wu, who shoved for his last 2,900,000 from the cutoff. Action came back around to Yiu, who verified the amount before sticking in a reluctant call.

I Hsuan Wu: J♠ J♠

Wilfred Yiu: A♥ 5♦

Wu pulled out his phone to sweat the runout, which came 6♣ 7♦ 5♥ 2♦ K♠ — keeping Wu's jacks best for the first double up of the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	19,000,000(38 BB)	4,150,000
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	7,000,000(14 BB)	-2,900,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:54:00 PM

Play Resumes

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

After a short break, the final table is now underway with nine minutes remaining in the level.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:40:19 PM

Final Table Seat Draw

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

Top L-R) Kevin Tang, Wing Fai Kwan, Tsz Him Chan, Wilfred Yu, Florencio Campomanes. (Bottom L-R) Wei Chun Kuo, I Hsuan Wu, Ruiko Mamiya, Shiuan Cen Chang

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	3,150,000(6 BB)	5	1
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	16,350,000(33 BB)	5	2
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	21,000,000(42 BB)	5	3
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	9,975,000(20 BB)	5	4
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	4,425,000(9 BB)	5	5
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	6,600,000(13 BB)	5	6
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	21,975,000(44 BB)	5	7
SC Shiuan ChangTaiwan	9,950,000(20 BB)	5	8
TH Tsz Him ChanTaiwan	2,550,000(5 BB)	5	9

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:39:35 PM

Final Table

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

The players are taking a short break while they get set up for the final table.

Play will resume shortly.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:37:44 PM

Han-Hsu Hsieh Eliminated in 10th Place for TWD 315,100 (~USD 10,400)

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

Han-Hsu Hsieh

Shiuan Cen Chang opened to 1,000,000 from under the gun and it was folded to Han-Hsu Hsieh, who shoved for his last 2,100,000 on the button. Action came back around to Chang, who quickly called to put Hsieh at risk.

Han-Hsu Hsieh: K♥ J♣

Shiuan Cen Chang: A♦ J♠

Hsieh let out a groan after seeing he was domianted, and the 5♥ 6♥ 7♣ 8♥ 2♠ runout changed nothing, keeping Chang best with his ace to eliminate Hsieh just shy of the final table.

Player	Chips
SC Shiuan ChangTaiwan	9,950,000(20 BB)
HH Han Hsu HsiehTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:36:12 PM

Jaeah Kim Eliminated in 11th Place for TWD 315,100 (~USD 10,400)

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

Jaeah Kim

Wing Fai Kwan is in absolute dreamland right now!

Jaeah Kim and Kwan had built a pot of around 2,500,000 on a board of 2♠ K♦ 8♣ Q♣, where Kim had bet 1,000,000 from under the gun. Kwan then came back with a raise to 4,500,000, sending Kim into the tank.

A few time banks later, Kim shoved around 8,000,000, and Kwan snap-called with a slightly bigger stack.

Jaeah Kim: T♠ 9♠

Wing Fai Kwan: K♣ Q♥

Nobody at the table could believe their eyes, but Kwan's were filled with dollar signs as his two pair was miles in front. Only a jack could prevent him from holding a huge chunk of chips, and the 8♠ river brought no surprises.

Kim stood there in disbelief at his failed bluff attempt, then gathered his belongings and headed to the payout desk for TWD 315,100 (~USD 10,400).

Player	Chips
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	21,000,000(42 BB)
JK Jaeah KimSouth Korea	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:32:28 PM

Pi-Ying Hsu Eliminated in 12th Place for TWD 280,200 (~USD 9,250)

Level 35: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Pi-Ying Hsu

Kevin Tang raised to 800,000 and Pi-Ying Hsu was forced all-in from the big blind for his last 25,000.

Pi-Ying Hsu: 7♥ 3♥

Kevin Tang: T♣ 9♥

Tang had the lead, and extended it on the flop of 4♦ 9♣ 6♣ with top pair. Hsu did have a gutshot, but the K♠ K♥ runout didn't deliver it, meaning he exited in 12th for TWD 280,200 (~USD 9,250).

Player	Chips
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	9,500,000(24 BB)
PY Pi Ying HsuTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 12:30:06 PM

Jung An Chuang Eliminated in 13th Place for TWD 280,200 (~USD 9,250)

Level 35: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Jung An Chuang

What just happened?!

Pi-Ying Hsu made it 1,700,000 from under the gun, leaving just a single 25,000 chip behind. Jung An Chuang then moved all in for 4,800,000 from the cutoff, and Wilfred Yiu shoved the small blind for around 11,000,000. Chuang then exposed his cards, as did Yiu, but Hsu was still to act with his single chip.

Incredibly, amazingly, astonishingly, whatever you want to call it, Hsu folded! There was no pay jump, and he was getting a billion-to-one odds, but he elected to fold.

Jung An Chuang: A♣ Q♠

Wilfred Yiu: J♥ J♣

Chuang had to win the flip, but he never did as the 5♦ 9♥ 9♣ 2♣ 5♥ runout kept the pocket jacks of Yiu in the lead.

That left Chuang on the sidelines, and Hsu with a single chip. Also, he's in the big blind after this hand!

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	18,000,000(45 BB)
PY Pi Ying HsuTaiwan	25,000(0 BB)
J Jung An ChiangTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 11:50:25 AM

Huan Yi Chiu Eliminated in 14th Place for TWD 250,200 (~USD 8,260)

Level 35: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Huan Yi Chiu

Huan Yi Chiu shoved for his last 1,700,000 from under the guna nd it was folded to Kevin Tang in the small blind, who also moved all in for more.

Huan Yi Chiu: J♠ 8♥

Kevin Tang: Q♥ T♦

The board ran out 9♥ 2♠ 4♥ 6♥ T♥, which left Tang best with a higher flush to eliminate Chiu in 14th place.

Player	Chips
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	12,000,000(30 BB)
HY Huan Yi ChiuTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 11:47:06 AM

Alan Lau Eliminated in 15th Place for TWD 250,200 (~USD 8,260)

Level 36: 250,000 / 500,000 ante: 500,000

Alan Lau

Alan Lau moved all in for just over 6,000,000 from the cutoff, and after some time in the tank, Wei Chun Kuo called with a slightly bigger stack from the big blind.

Alan Lau: K♣ Q♠

Wei Chun Kuo: 7♥ 7♦

It was an all-too-familiar coinflip deep in a poker tournament, and this one went the way of Kuo as his sevens held up through the 4♣ T♥ 8♥ 2♠ 4♦ runout.

Player	Chips
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	13,000,000(26 BB)
KL King Lun Lau AlanHong Kong	8,100,000(16 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 11:44:27 AM

Shao Fu Wang Eliminated in 16th Place for TWD 220,100 (~USD 7,260)

Level 35: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Shao Fu Wang

Shao Fu Wang had just 350,000 remaining in his stack and moved them all in from the hijack. Jaeah Kim was in the small blind and made it 1,000,000 to isolate.

Shao Fu Wang: Q♠ 8♣

Jaeah Kim: K♠ T♦

Wang was live, but the K♦ 3♥ 5♦ flop wasn't ideal as Kim made top pair.

There was a little hope when the Q♣ landed on the turn and the A♠ river was of no help, ending Wang's run in 16th for TWD 220,100 (~USD 7,260).

Player	Chips
JK Jaeah KimSouth Korea	9,500,000(24 BB)
SF Shao Fu WangTaiwan	300,000(1 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 11:41:02 AM

Miwa Eliminated; Hsieh Doubles

Level 35: 200,000 / 400,000 ante: 400,000

Takato Miwa committed his last 600,000 in the big blind after Wing Fai Kwan raised on the button to put himself at risk.

Takato Miwa: 5♥ 3♣

Wing Fai Kwan: A♣ 9♠

Miwa's rags were live, but the K♦ Q♦ 8♥ T♥ T♠ runout kept Kwan best with his ace for the knockout.

Shortly after combining to two tables, Han-Hsu Hsieh shoved for his last 1,400,000 on the button. Just behind him, Shao Fu Wang also shoved for 1,700,000.

Han-Hsu Hsieh: K♠ Q♠

Shao Fu Wang: T♣ T♠

It was a race that went Hsieh's way after the K♣ A♥ 6♥ 7♦ A♠ runout left him with a pair of kings, leaving Wang with just 300,000 following the clash.

Player	Chips
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	8,000,000(20 BB)
HH Han Hsu HsiehTaiwan	3,800,000(10 BB)
SF Shao Fu WangTaiwan	300,000(1 BB)
TM Takato MiwaJapan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 11:25:03 AM

Yang's Elimination Leaves the Field One Away From Two Tables

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Ting-Chieh Yang

The action slowed down a tad as the field had condensed to just three tables, but now they are one away from the final 16 as Ting-Chieh Yang hit the rail. He moved all in from the small blind for 3,325,000, and Jaeah Kim called in the big blind.

Ting-Chieh Yang: K♥ 2♣

Jaeah Kim: A♥ Q♥

Yang did pick up a combo draw on the 4♣ 3♥ 3♣ 5♣ board, but the J♠ river was a brick, ending his run in 18th.

Player	Chips
JK Jaeah KimSouth Korea	9,500,000(32 BB)
TC Ting Chieh YangTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 11:08:04 AM

Wu Doubles Through Tang

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

I Hsuan Wu

I Hsuan Wu shoved for his last million from under the gun and was called by Kevin Tang on the button to be put at risk.

I Hsuan Wu: T♣ 6♣

Kevin Tang: A♣ 2♣

It was a shove made of dire circumstances, but Wu caught a lucky break after the 4♠ 9♦ 3♠ T♥ 3♦ runout left him best with a pair of tens for a crucial double up.

Player	Chips
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	3,200,000(11 BB)
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	2,750,000(9 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 10:49:25 AM

Ma Mamiya! Here We Go Again

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Ruiko Mamiya

Kim Hyosung shoved for his last 1,800,000 from early position and just behind him, Ruiko Mamiya announced she was also all in. The remaining players got out of the way and another showdown was held.

Kim Hyosung: K♥ Q♠

Ruiko Mamiya: A♥ Q♣

Mamiya had Hyosung dominated, and the 2♦ 3♦ 6♣ 7♠ 8♠ runout added yet another elimination to her growing tally.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	15,000,000(60 BB)
HK Hyosung KimSouth Korea	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 10:47:53 AM

Yiu's Big Slick Taken Down by Wu

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Wilfred Yiu

I Hsuan Wu just used up some of his luck as he came from way behind to double up.

Wu had shoved from under the gun for 1,475,000 and Wilfred Yiu announced a three-bet to 3,000,000 from the next seat. Everybody else folded.

I Hsuan Wu: A♣ 5♣

Wilfred Yiu: A♠ K♣

Wu was in danger of being eliminated, but did see a way out of the hole he was in as the 9♣ 7♣ A♥ flop gave him a flush draw.

He wasn't made to sweat any longer as the 2♣ turn completed his flush, leaving Yiu drawing dead. A meaningless 9♦ fell on the river, and Wu doubled up.

Player	Chips
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	3,500,000(14 BB)
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	2,200,000(9 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 10:30:56 AM

Mamiya is on Fire!

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Leon Tay shoved for his last 3,000,000 from under the gun and it was folded to Ruiko Mamiya, who called to put Tay at risk.

Leon Tay: 4♠ 4♣

Ruiko Mamiya: A♣ J♠

The T♥ 8♦ 8♠ flop came safe for Tay, and the 9♣ river left him one card from doubling up.

Mamiya's momentum couldn't be stopped, however, as the Q♦ river improved her to a straight, which got a collective gasp from the other players at the table as Mamiya claimed another elimination.

Mamiya is the current chip leader with about 13,000,000.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	13,000,000(52 BB)
QL Quan Li Leon TaySingapore	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 10:27:56 AM

Chuang Bricks Out as Miwa's Queens Hold

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Jung An Chiang

Jung An Chiang was putting his big stack to work and made it 650,000 to go from early position. Wei Chun Kuo called in the cutoff before Takato Miwa shoved the button for 1,650,000.

Chuang enquired as to how much Kuo had, and upon learning it was around 4,000,000, he shoved. Kuo quickly folded.

Takato Miwa: Q♠ Q♥

Jung An Chiang: A♠ T♠

Miwa had the best hand, but his queens became very vulnerable on the 8♠ T♥ 5♠ flop as Chuang picked up a flush draw and top pair. Chuang was rooting for a spade, but it was a case of too many outs as the 4♣ K♥ runout meant Miwa doubled up.

Player	Chips
J Jung An ChiangTaiwan	7,500,000(30 BB)
TM Takato MiwaJapan	4,000,000(16 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 10:20:18 AM

Break Time

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

The remaining 22 players are going on a 15-minute break.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 10:18:41 AM

Mamiya Stack Soars to Nearly 10 Million

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Ruiko Mamiya

Derek Chen opened to 1,000,000 from early position and just behind him, Ruiko Mamiya three-bet to 4,100,000. Everyone folded back to Chen, who tanked before committing his stack of about 3,000,000 into the middle.

Derek Chen: A♥ J♥

Ruiko Mamiya: J♣ J♦

The board ran out 8♣ K♣ K♠ 6♠ K♦ — leaving Mamiya best with kings-full to eliminate Chen and vault up the rankings.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	9,800,000(49 BB)
DC Derek ChenUnited States of America	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 9:48:52 AM

Yiu Goes Runner-Runner to Felt Ng

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Wilfred Yiu shoved for approximately 2,000,000 from under the gun and action folded to Ngai Chung Ng in the hijack, who called all in for his last 800,000. Everyone else folded and hands were turned face up.

Ngai Chung Ng: Q♥ Q♣

Wilfred Yiu: A♥ 6♥

The 7♦ 5♥ 7♠ flop prompted Yiu to say, "Backdoor!" as he had backdoor draws to both a straight and a flush.

The 4♣ turn improved Yiu to an open-ended straight draw and, as if Yiu willed it to happen, the 3♥ river filled his straight to crack Ng's queens for the knockout.

"Backdoor!" Yiu exclaimed in victory.

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	3,400,000(17 BB)
NC Ngai Chung NgHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 9:46:40 AM

Ha Moves Up the Counts After Stacking Akeno

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Thai Ha is moving up the counts and has around 5,000,000 now after just sending Keiya Akeno to the rail.

Akeno shoved around 1,200,000 from middle position, and Ha flicked in the call from the hijack.

Keiya Akeno: 3♥ 3♣

Thai Ha: 6♦ 6♣

"Ahhhhh," grumbled Akeno, who saw he needed to find a two-outer to stay alive. A flop of Q♣ J♥ 4♣ didn't offer any help, and the J♣ turn meant he had one shot left to survive.

That shot missed its target as the T♣ hit the river, ending Akeno's run.

Player	Chips
QH Quang HaViet Nam	5,000,000(25 BB)
KA Keiya AkenoJapan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 9:31:03 AM

Chiu Shows the Goods

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Huan Yi Chiu

Three ways on a flop of 5♥ 4♣ 3♥ with a large pot already in the middle, Juwon Kim checked from the small blind and Huan Yi Chiu checked from the big blind to Leon Tay, who bet 250,000.

Kim called, but Chiu announced he was all in for approximately 2,400,000.

Tay quickly laid his hand down, but Kim went deep into the tank.

Kim eventually folded by turning pocket queens face up and sending them into the muck.

Chiu graciously showed he held 5♠ 4♠ for two pair before collecting the pot.

Player	Chips
HY Huan Yi ChiuTaiwan	3,900,000(24 BB)
JK Juwon KimSouth Korea	3,600,000(23 BB)
QL Quan Li Leon TaySingapore	3,500,000(22 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 9:29:30 AM

Chen Can't Lay Down Jacks

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Derek Chen had opened from under the gun, and Ruiko Mamiya called from the big blind to see a flop of 9♥ K♥ A♣. Mamiya checked, Chen bet 250,000, Mamiya shoved 745,000, and Chen eventually called.

Ruiko Mamiya: A♦ 3♦

Derek Chen: J♥ J♣

Mamiya flopped the ace, and Chen just couldn't let go of his pocket jacks. He did have two outs, but they remained hidden as the 9♦ 6♠ runout secured Mamiya a double-up.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	2,400,000(15 BB)
DC Derek ChenUnited States of America	1,900,000(12 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 9:08:07 AM

Three-Way All-In Goes Liu's Way

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

There was a raise from Wilfred Yiu on the button and Lee Wee Liew shoved his short stack of just over 300,000 in from the small blind. Ngai Chung Ng reshoved from the big blind, and Yiu snapped off his stack of 1,900,000. ;

Lee Wee Liew: Q♦ J♦

Wilfred Yiu: A♠ A♦

Ngai Chung Ng: J♠ J♣

"One out!" shouted Ng, who was looking for the last remaining jack in the deck. Yiu was sitting pretty, ans the 9♣ T♥ 9♥ flop kept him safe for the main pot. Liew had a shot at the side pot with an open-ended, but the 2♣ T♦ runout offered no help, meaning he hit the rail.

When all was said and done, Yiu took both pots and climbed to around 4,200,000, while Ng dropped to 1,000,000. A great orbit for Yiu, not so much for Liew.

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	4,200,000(35 BB)
NC Ngai Chung NgHong Kong	1,000,000(8 BB)
LW Lee Wee LiewMalaysia	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 9:06:44 AM

Yiu Doubles Through Liew

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Wilfred Yiu raised to 875,000 from the small blind, leaving himself a single t-5,000 chip behind. Lee Wee Liew weighed his options in the big blind, but eventually decided put Yiu all in.

Yiu quickly called and a showdown was held.

Wilfred Yiu: A♠ 6♦

Lee Wee Liew: K♥ 4♥

The 6♣ 9♣ J♣ J♥ 6♥ runout left Yiu best with a full house and he was awarded the double-up while Lee was left with just 300,000.

Player	Chips
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	1,800,000(15 BB)
LW Lee Wee LiewMalaysia	300,000(3 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 8:55:00 AM

Chen Eliminates Molenaar

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Li Wei Chen

Action folded around to the blinds, where Michel Molenaar raised to 400,000, leaving himself about 100,000 behind from the small blind.

Li Wei Chen responded with a shove from the big blind, and Molenaar used up his timebanks before committing his remaining stack into the middle.

Michel Molenaar: A♣ 8♠

Li Wei Chen: A♠ 9♦

Chen had Molenaar's kicker pipped, and the 3♠ Q♣ 9♣ flop left Molenaar drawing nearly dead after pairing Chen's nine.

The K♠ turn left Molenaar drawing dead and the K♥ river made his elimination official.

Player	Chips
LW Li Wei ChenTaiwan	1,650,000(14 BB)
MM Michel MolenaarNetherlands	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 8:52:21 AM

Miwa Holds to Double

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Takato Miwa moved 565,000 of his stack into the middle from early position, leaving just 5,000 behind. Chih Hao Hu then raised from the small blind, and Miwa called of his last chip.

Takato Miwa: A♥ Q♦

Chih Hao Hu: A♣ J♥

Miwa was ahead, and extended his lead on the 7♠ T♦ Q♣ flop with top pair. However, Hu did have a gutshot to Broadway as any king would give him the nuts. However, no kings could be seen as the T♠ 3♣ runout meant Miwa doubled up.

Player	Chips
CH Chih Hao HuTaiwan	1,700,000(14 BB)
TM Takato MiwaJapan	1,400,000(12 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 8:28:18 AM

Lau Holds a Monster Stack

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Alan Lau

There are around 96,000,000 chips in play with 42 players remaining, and Alan Lau has almost 10% of them! His stack sits at over 8,000,000, which seems to be the chip lead at the moment.

Player	Chips
KL King Lun Lau AlanHong Kong	8,100,000(81 BB)
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	1,800,000(18 BB)
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	1,500,000(15 BB)
MM Michel MolenaarNetherlands	700,000(7 BB)
TH Tsz Him ChanTaiwan	600,000(6 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 8:26:12 AM

Hsu Flushes Lo Out

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Pi-Ying Hsu opened to 200,000 from the hijack and was called by Florencio Campomanes in the small blind and Wai Kit Lo in the big blind for a three-way pot.

Action checked through on the 9♥ 8♥ 3♥ flop and then Campomanes led out for 150,000 after the K♥ turn brought four cards to a flush. Lo used up a timebank and called, but Hsu then made it 500,000 to go.

Campomanes quickly folded and Lo used up another timebank before landing on a call.

The T♦ completed the board and Lo checked to Hsu, who put a stack of chips in to put Lo all in for his last 400,000.

Lo tanked a bit before calling all in and Hsu showed the goods with A♥ T♠ for the nut flush.

Lo showed he held K♣ J♥ for a lower flush and was forced to surrender his stack over to Hsu.

Player	Chips
PY Pi Ying HsuTaiwan	3,600,000(36 BB)
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	1,800,000(18 BB)
WK Wai Kit LoHong Kong	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 8:12:31 AM

Aces Help Liang Rocket Up the Leaderboard

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Patrick Liang

Jung An Chuang opened to 200,000 from under the gun and Patrick Liang three-bet to 500,000 from the next seat. Chih-Wei Chen was in the big blind and moved all in for 570,000, which both Chuang and Liang called.

The flop came 3♠ K♣ Q♥ and when it got to Liang, he bet 300,000. Chuang folded.

Chih-Wei Chen: A♠ K♦

Patrick Liang: A♥ A♦

Chen probably felt confident seeing that flop, but was instead drawing slim against the aces of Liang. No kings arrived on the 5♣ 2♦ runout, and Chen hit the rail.

Player	Chips
PL Patrick LiangTaiwan	3,400,000(34 BB)
J Jung An ChiangTaiwan	2,800,000(28 BB)
CW Chih Wei ChenTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:53:20 AM

Time for a Breather

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

The remaining 50 players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:52:07 AM

Ha's Stack Soars After Busting Lee

Level 28: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Quang Ha

Quang Thai Ha opened to 16,000 from middle position and was called by Michel Molenaar in the small blind and Xiaoyun Lee in the big blind.

Action checked through on the 3♠ T♦ 6♣ flop and then Molenaar led out for 180,000 on the K♥ turn. Lee used up a timebank before calling and then Ha announced a check-raise to 480,000.

Molenaar quickly let his hand go, but Lee announced he was all in for a bit more and was quickly called by Ha.

Xiaoyun Lee: K♣ Q♠

Quang Thai Ha: T♠ T♣

Lee was already drawing dead on the turn and the 2♠ river made his elimination offical to send the massive pot Ha's way.

Player	Chips
QH Quang HaViet Nam	4,000,000(50 BB)
MM Michel MolenaarNetherlands	1,150,000(14 BB)
XL Xiaoyun LeeTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:50:19 AM

Wu's Run Comes to an End

Level 28: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Chia Yun Wu

Chia Yun Wu was short-stacked and got his last 130,000 in the middle from middle position. The bad news for him was that he got three callers, but on the bright side, his stack would more than quadruple up if he won the hand.

On the T♥ A♣ 5♠ flop, it checked to Patrick Liang in the cutoff, and he bet 100,000. Wu I Hsuan called in the small blind, and Ben Gur folded the big blind.

It then checked to showdown on the 6♠ 8♥ runout, where everybody showed their cards. Hsuan had the best of it with A♥ 5♥ for two pair, and that was enough to scoop the pot and send Wu out, who held K♣ J♣.

Player	Chips
PL Patrick LiangTaiwan	2,000,000(25 BB)
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	1,700,000(21 BB)
WC Wu ChiayunTaiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:29:08 AM

Chen Catches Sommart Getting Frisky

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Li Wei Chen called from the small blind and Arankeeree Sommart took his option and shoved for 935,000 total.

Chen immediately asked for a count and put then called to put Sommart at risk.

Arankeeree Sommart: J♦ 7♥

Li Wei Chen: A♠ 4♠

It was the right call, and Chen was rewarded after the 2♠ 8♦ 3♦ J♠ K♠ runout left him best with a flush to eliminate Sommart.

Player	Chips
LW Li Wei ChenTaiwan	2,250,000(38 BB)
AS Arankeeree SommartThailand	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:27:53 AM

Daily Quads for Hsieh

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Sound the daily quads siren!

Wai Kit Lo opened the hijack to 120,000 and then called the shove of Han-Hsu Hsieh, who moved all in for 635,000 from the small blind.

Han-Hsu Hsieh: 5♠ 5♥

Wai Kit Lo: A♥ Q♥

Hsieh's pair needed to hold, and that seemed very likely after the 2♦ A♦ 5♦ flop gave him a set. Just to fully secure the pot, the dealer turned over the 5♣ to give Hsieh quads!

The 4♦ river was irrelevant, and Hsieh doubled up with quads.

Player	Chips
HH Han Hsu HsiehTaiwan	1,300,000(22 BB)
WK Wai Kit LoHong Kong	700,000(12 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:26:34 AM

Mamiya Doubles Again After Spiking Ace on the River

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Kota Yamaguchi raised to 120,000 from the hijack and just behind him, Ruiko Mamiya shoved for 530,000 total. It was folded back around to Yamaguchi, who verified the amount before sticking in a call.

Ruiko Mamiya: A♥ Q♦

Kota Yamaguchi: J♦ J♥

Mamiya found herself in another coinflip situation for her tournament life, which looked bleak after the T♥ 5♥ T♣ flop and 9♣ turn.

However, the dealer brought the A♦ on the river, pairing Mamiya's ace and getting an "Aye ya!" from Yamaguchi, who was forced to surrender a portion of his stack over to Mamiya.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	1,200,000(20 BB)
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	825,000(14 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 7:02:45 AM

Phetcharaporn Flops a Boat Gets Max Value

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

There were already around 400,000 in pot on a flop of 4♦ 7♣ 4♣ when both Chang Le Lin and Nachawanon Phetcharaporn checked from the blinds. Cheuk Lun Li then made a small bet from under the gun, which Lin raised to 200,000. Phetcharaporn caleld, and Li folded.

On the 9♠ turn, Lin shoved, and Phetcharaporn snap-called for his stack of 385,000.

Chang Le Lin: 6♣ 4♠

Nachawanon Phetcharaporn: 7♠ 4♥

Lin had flopped trips, but was behind to the flopped full house of his Thai opponent. His only hope was a chop with a nine on the river, but that didn't arrive, so Lin had to fork out chips over to Phetcharaporn.

Player	Chips
NP Nachawanon PhetcharapornThailand	1,600,000(27 BB)
CL Chang Le LinTaiwan	700,000(12 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:55:06 AM

Kim Chips up With Aces

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

Juwon Kim opened to 150,000 from early position and found one caller in Michel Molenaar in the big blind.

Both players checked on the 4♦ 7♥ 8♠ flop and then Molenaar check-called a 200,000 bet from Kim on the K♣ turn.

Neither player put a chip into the pot on the Q♥ river and Molenaar turned over K♥ J♠ for top pair.

To Molenaar's surprise, it was no good as Kim turned over a carefully played A♦ A♥ to claim the pot.

Player	Chips
JK Juwon KimSouth Korea	2,100,000(42 BB)
MM Michel MolenaarNetherlands	930,000(19 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:49:30 AM

Wu Flop Top Pair to Double Through Gur

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

Cheng Hung Wu

There were around 350,000 chips in the middle on a flop of 6♥ T♠ 7♦ when Cheng Hung Wu checked the small blind, as did Wing Fai Kwan in the big blind. Ben Gur fired 85,000 from the button, Wu shoved 205,000, Kwan folded, and Gur called.

Cheng Hung Wu: K♥ T♦

Ben Gur: A♣ 7♣

Wu caught top pair and just needed to fade aces and sevens to more than double up. A 2♠ turn was safe for him, as was the 6♣ river, which earned him the pot.

Player	Chips
BG Ben GurIsrael	750,000(15 BB)
CH Cheng Hung WuTaiwan	750,000(15 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:47:55 AM

Zhao Falls to Kim's Ladies

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

Jaeah Kim

Xiaowen Zhao was already all in for approxmately 600,000 from the cutoff against Jaeah Kim, who had Zhao covered in the small blind.

Xiaowen Zhao: A♦ J♣

Jaeah Kim: Q♦ Q♥

Zhao needed some help, but the 7♠ 3♦ Q♠ flop left him drawing to runner-runner against Kim's set.

The 8♣ turn sealed the deal, and a meaningless 3♠ made Zhao's elimination official.

The field is now down to 93 players.

Player	Chips
JK Jaeah KimSouth Korea	1,700,000(34 BB)
XZ Xiaowen ZhaoChina	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:46:13 AM

A Wild Pot in the Land of Many Chens

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

Ren Hao Chen

Kuan Ying Chen can thank the poker gods that he is still in the tournament right now, as he just got lucky against Ren Hao Chen.

On a table with five Chens, there was an open from Hong Yu Chen under the gun, before Ren Hao Chen shoved around 2,000,000 from the cutoff. Kuan Ying Chen was in the small blind and cold-called off his stack of 615,000, and Hong Yu Chen folded.

Kuan Ying Chen: K♠ J♠

Ren Hao Chen: A♥ K♦

Kuan Ying Chen was in trouble, but did see a path to survival on the 2♠ 8♣ 8♠ flop as he picked up a flush draw. It was all over on the T♠ turn as he completed his flush, with a meaningless 6♦ filling out the board.

Player	Chips
KY Kuan Ying ChenTaiwan	1,400,000(28 BB)
RH Ren Hao ChenTaiwan	1,350,000(27 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:18:14 AM

Liow's Run Comes to an End

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

Greg Liow

Greg Liow, widely known for his popular "Greg Goes All In" YouTube channel, shoved for around 120,000 from the cutoff and was called by Chih-Wei Chen in the small blind and Kuan Ying Chen in the big blind.

Both Chens checked down on the A♠ 8♦ Q♥ flop and 4♥ turn, but Kuan bet 80,000 after Chih-Wei checked on the 5♣ river.

"Oh no," Liow said.

Chih-Wei folded and Kuan turned over 5♠ 4♣ for a runner-runner two pair

"I knew that was a bad card," Liow said as he revealed A♥ 2♠ for a pair of aces to be eliminated. "So sick."

Player	Chips
KY Kuan Ying ChenTaiwan	725,000(18 BB)
CW Chih Wei ChenTaiwan	400,000(10 BB)
GL Gregory LiowCanada	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:15:53 AM

Chen Runs Into Big Slick

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

Kuan Yu Chen had his stack of around 300,000 in from under the gun, and was quickly called by Pi-Ying Hsu in the big blind.

Kuan Yu Chen: A♥ Q♠

Pi-Ying Hsu: A♦ K♦

Chen needed to get lucky, but didn't manage it as the 9♣ 4♣ T♣ 4♥ 3♥ runout meant he hit the rail.

Player	Chips
PY Pi Ying HsuTaiwan	750,000(19 BB)
KY Kuan Yu Chen 2Taiwan	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 6:05:52 AM

Mamiya Wins a Flip Against Benor

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

Ruiko Mamiya

Daniel Benor shoved from early position, and when it got to Ruiko Mamiya in the big blind, she called to put her whole stack at risk of just less than 300,000.

Ruiko Mamiya: K♠ Q♥

Daniel Benor: 7♠ 7♥

Mamiya was flipping for her tournament life, and got off to great start as the K♦ A♥ 3♠ flop paired her king. A Q♠ on the turn improved her to an unneeded two pair, and the 5♥ river was safe, meaning she doubled up.

Player	Chips
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	600,000(15 BB)
DB Daniel BenorIsrael	150,000(4 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 5:59:35 AM

Ybarsabal Bested by Gur in Battle of the Blinds

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

Ben Gur

Action folded around to the blinds, where Ben Gur announced he was all in from the small blind.

Benhur Ybarsabal called all in for about 400,000 from the big blind and hands were revealed.

Benhur Ybarsabal: 3♥ 3♦

Ben Gur: 7♦ 7♠

Gur let out a hearty laugh after seeing he was well ahead of Ybarsabal's treys, but that didn't stop Ybarsabal from shouting, "Three! Three!" as the board was dealt.

The 8♦ 4♦ Q♣ flop was safe for Gur, who shouted, "Hold!" in return.

A drama-free J♠ and 9♠ filled out the board, keeping Gur best with his sevens to eliminate Ybarsabal.

Player	Chips	Progress
BG Ben GurIsrael	1,450,000(36 BB)	440,000
BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 5:31:00 AM

Break Time

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

The remaining 125 players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 5:30:04 AM

Molenaar Sends Chen Out

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

Michel Molenaar opened to 60,000 first to act and just behind him, Chun Cheng Chen shoved for his last 225,000. Action folded back around to Molenaar, who quickly placed a single chip into the middle to indicate a call.

Chun Cheng Chen: A♣ J♦

Michel Molenaar: 6♣ 6♠

The 3♠ 9♦ 4♠ flop was of no help to Chen, and the 6♥ turn left him drawing dead after improving Molenaar to a set.

An irrelevant T♣ completed the board and Molenaar collected Chen's stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
MM Michel MolenaarNetherlands	900,000(30 BB)	270,000
CC Chun Cheng ChenTaiwan	busted	-225,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 5:28:41 AM

Huang Clings to Life After Quadrupling up

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

Jing Ku Huang shoved for a bit over 20,000 from under the gun and was called by Chih Hao Hu from directly behind. Wang Sum Li then shoved for around 450,000 from middle position, which got folds from everyone else at the table, including Hu.

Jing Ku Haung: A♠ 7♠

Wang Sum Li: A♦ Q♠

It looked bleak for Huang, who looked poised to bust after riding his short stack for some time, but the 3♦ J♥ 7♣ 3♠ 4♠ runout improved him to sevens-up, giving him a bit of breathing room after climbing back to 120,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
CH Chih Hao HuTaiwan	950,000(38 BB)	-20,000
WS Wang Sum LiHong Kong	430,000(17 BB)	-20,000
JK Jing Ku HuangTaiwan	120,000(5 BB)	75,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 4:50:00 AM

Lin Flips His Way to a Double

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

Chang Le Lin shoved for his last 170,000 from middle position and action folded to Hao Che Cheng, who asked for a count before announcing a call. Everyone else folded and hands were revealed.

Chang Le Lin: A♦ Q♠

Hao Che Cheng: 6♠ 6♦

The K♥ Q♦ 2♥ flop immediately vaulted Lin into the lead with a pair of queens, and the 9♠ turn nor K♠ river changed anything to keep Lin's deep run alive.

Player	Chips	Progress
HC Hao Che ChengTaiwan	780,000(31 BB)	-170,000
CL Chang Le LinTaiwan	400,000(16 BB)	230,000

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 4:27:16 AM

Hsieh Breaches a Million After Forcing a Fold From Yamashita

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

Flight C chipleader Daito Yamashita raised to 40,000 on the button and was three-bet to 110,000 by Han-Hsu Hsieh in the big blind. Yamashita called.

Yamashita called a 55,000 bet from Hsieh on the 4♥ 2♦ 5♣ flop, but folded after Hsieh made the same bet on the 3♦ turn.

Hsieh has been on fire since the start of the day, and has grown his stack from 148,000 at the start of play to 1,000,000.

Player	Chips
HH Han Hsu HsiehTaiwan	1,000,000(50 BB)
DY Daito YamashitaJapan	850,000(43 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 4:07:03 AM

Dropping Like Flies

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

The chips have been flying in the early levels of the final day, as the field is already down to 220 players within the first hour.

The following players have busted, but will take away a min-cash worth TWD 22,200 ( ~USD 730) for their efforts.

Player	Chips
BG Ben GurIsrael	busted
YX Yu Xuan GaoTaiwan	busted
TW Tyler Warken 2Canada	busted
GO Genki Okabe	busted
CY Chu Yi Jedidah TanSingapore	busted
DG Danny GroganUnited Kingdom	busted
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	busted
SC Sparrow CheungHong Kong	busted
JC Jia Chi LeeTaiwan	busted
SG Sasha GuerinUnited States of America	busted
HI Hiroaki IwaiJapan	busted
EL Erwin Lee MaUnited States of America	busted
ZH Zheng Han BehSingapore	busted
NC Nattawon ChunhaphanThailand	busted
SA Selim AgrebiSwitzerland	busted
KS Kirihara SayuriJapan	busted
SK Shao Kang ChienTaiwan	busted
XZ Xiang ZhangChina	busted
HW Hajime WatanabeJapan	busted
SK Shota KaiJapan	busted
AC An Chi TsaiTaiwan	busted
ML Man Lok ChanMacao	busted
VC Victor Chen 2Taiwan	busted
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	busted
KI Krittapoom In MuangThailand	busted
CY Cheng Yu ChungTaiwan	busted
DL Daniel LeiUnited States of America	busted
HS Huang Shao ChenTaiwan	busted
JL Jen Luen WangTaiwan	busted
WM Wei Min LiuTaiwan	busted
HL Homan LauHong Kong	busted
JL Jay LeongSingapore	busted
TP Tanapatr PhanishsarnThailand	busted
LS Li Sheng HsuTaiwan	busted
BC Bondi ChengHong Kong	busted
YC Yiyi ChenTaiwan	busted
CY Chun Yeh ChiuTaiwan	busted
HC Hao Chan HsiehTaiwan	busted
HY Ho Young JungSouth Korea	busted
SJ Sung Jin YunSouth Korea	busted
AV Andres VasquezColombia	busted
HC Hon Cheong LeeHong Kong	busted
MH Man Ho ChoyHong Kong	busted
CY Chin Yu KuTaiwan	busted
YH Yiming HongTaiwan	busted
IC Isaac Chern Chze PhuaMalaysia	busted
HH Hao Hsuan ChuehTaiwan	busted
KI Keng I LinTaiwan	busted
SC Sze Chun LiHong Kong	busted
NC Nevan ChangTaiwan	busted
YY Yuen YuTaiwan	busted
CT Chia Ta TsaiTaiwan	busted
AL Alex Lee 6Malaysia	busted
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	busted
WY Wing Yu LauHong Kong	busted
SW Sing Wen ChenTaiwan	busted
CC Chihwei ChengTaiwan	busted
HL Hai Li YangTaiwan	busted
NG Nicholas GoHong Kong	busted
KH Konstantin HeldGermany	busted
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	busted
TC Ting Chieh ChiTaiwan	busted
CJ Chun Jou ChaoTaiwan	busted
WK Wing Kei ChanHong Kong	busted
SY Shi Yi AniSingapore	busted
LN Leonard NgUnited Kingdom	busted
KK Kammatep KanchanapamornpatThailand	busted
RY Robertson YapPhilippines	busted
CH Chi Hao LeeTaiwan	busted
JW Jee Weon KimSouth Korea	busted
FC Fang Chi HsuehTaiwan	busted
SK Shing Kwan ChanHong Kong	busted
PJ Park JaewanSouth Korea	busted
LJ Liam JehuAustralia	busted

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:57:06 AM

Arita's Double up Leaves Wong With Crumbs

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

Arita Naohiro

Kwong Ching Wong shoved from early position for about 160,000 and it was folded to Arita Naohiro, who also went all in for a bit less from the small blind. Darius Neagoe folded in the big blind and a showdown was held.

Arita Naohiro: A♣ Q♠

Kwong Ching Wong: A♠ 9♠

The K♠ 7♥ J♦ flop kept Naohiro ahead, but the 9♦ turn vaulted Wong into the lead after pairing his nine.

The drama wasn't over, however, as the Q♣ river left Naohiro best with a pair of queens to score him the double-up.

Wong, meanwhile, was forced to surrender the majority of his stack and was left with just 25,000.

Player	Chips
AN Arita NaohiroJapan	200,000(13 BB)
KC Kwong Ching WongHong Kong	25,000(2 BB)

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:28:45 AM

Takayama Among the First to Fall on Final Day

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

On one of the first hands of play, Mike Takayama shoved his remaining 50,000 into the middle from under the gun. Action folded around to William Ysmael, who quickly called to put Takayama at risk.

Mike Takayama: A♦ T♥

William Ysmael: A♣ Q♣

Takayama would need some help agaisnt Ysmael's dominating ace, but the 8♦ J♥ 5♣ 6♦ J♠ runout kept Ysmael's queen-kicker best to eliminate Takayama in the early going.

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 3:15:33 AM

Action Underway

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

The final 337 players have taken their seats and cards are in the air!

Karlo De SottoKarlo De Sotto

11/16/2025, 2:07:44 AM

Who Will Claim the APTC National Cup Championship Title?

The final day of the APTC National Cup Championship is upon us, with just 337 players remaining from the massive 2,398-entry field spread across five starting flights. They will reconvene at the Red Space, Taipei at 11:15am and battle until one person is left holding every chip in play.

The record-breaking turnout (for any APT side event to date) generated a TWD 29,849,200 (~USD 985,120) prize pool. Although everyone remaining has already secured a min-cash worth TWD 22,200 (~USD 730), everyone will be gunning for the TWD 4,805,400 (~USD 158,600) top prize, which includes a seat in the APT Main Event worth TWD 311,000 (~USD 10,000).

Best positioned to claim the title is Kevin Tang, who enters the final day with a commanding 1,233,000 stack. Tang caught fire during the closing levels of Flight E, vaulting from the brink of elimination to the very top of the leaderboard in a dramatic ascent.

NATIONAL CUP CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL DAY TOP TEN STACKS

Player	Chips
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	1,233,000
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	1,112,700
TR Teeraphat RangkatekarnThailand	1,092,000
YB Yu BaoChina	1,078,000
HY Hong Yu ChenTaiwan	1,056,000
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	1,012,000
TP Ting Pong CheungHong Kong	931,000
DY Daito YamashitaJapan	892,000
TC Ting Chieh YangTaiwan	874,000
CH Chih Hao HuTaiwan	857,000

Action will resume on Level 21, which features 8,000/16,000 blinds with a 16,000 big blind ante. Levels will last 30 minutes for the duration of the tournament, which will continue until a champion is crowned.

With money, prestige, and APT glory on the line, players are sure to bring their A-game. A♠ always, check back here for continuing updates right up until the next National Cup Championship winner is crowned.

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Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
KK Ka Kiu FungHong Kong	84,000
CH Chung HeungHong Kong	204,000	5	1
BW Bo Wei LinTaiwan	461,000	5	2
CY Chihwei YangTaiwan	210,000	5	3
ML Man Lok ChanMacao	104,000	5	4
NK Nattamon KaweesorasakThailand	228,000	5	5
CW Ching Wei HaoTaiwan	251,000	5	6
J Jung An ChiangTaiwan	576,000	5	7
YY Yun Yao HongTaiwan	672,000	5	8
DV Da Vin HyunSouth Korea	252,000	6	1
ET Espanola Triana DanielSpain	373,000	6	2
WS Wing Sun ChoiHong Kong	209,000	6	3
DA Delacampagne Antoine ThomasFrance	247,000	6	4
CY Chen Yu SungTaiwan	60,000	6	5
NC Ngai Chung NgHong Kong	24,000	6	6
HC Hon Cheong LeeHong Kong	184,000	6	7
DG Danny GroganUnited Kingdom	54,000	6	8
TA Tyler AdamsCanada	679,000	7	1
WK Wing Kei ChanHong Kong	195,000	7	2
WI Witoon IttiphuritatThailand	255,000	7	3
YH Yuchi HuangTaiwan	125,000	7	4
TC Ting Chieh ChiTaiwan	20,000	7	5
MM Michel MolenaarNetherlands	135,000	7	6
SS Sakanoue SeitaJapan	177,000	7	7
SK Shao Kang ChienTaiwan	178,000	7	8
HW Hajime WatanabeJapan	101,000	8	1
CH Chi Hao LeeTaiwan	75,000	8	2
LS Li Sheng HsuTaiwan	101,000	8	3
HY Hsuan Yu LaiTaiwan	209,000	8	4
SK Shota KaiJapan	194,000	8	5
SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand	217,000	8	6
CL Chang Le LinTaiwan	215,000	8	7
NP Nachawanon PhetcharapornThailand	600,000	8	8
WH Winson HoHong Kong	42,000	9	1
JK Jing Ku HuangTaiwan	118,000	9	2
DH Ding Hong WongHong Kong	122,000	9	3
IC Isaac Chern Chze PhuaMalaysia	133,000	9	4
TY Toru YamaguchiJapan	351,000	9	5
CD Chew DicksonSingapore	162,000	9	6
NS Nishant SharmaIndia	210,000	9	7
TC Tseng Chien ChiaoTaiwan	170,000	9	8
JH Jung Hyun YuSouth Korea	432,000	10	1
AL Alex Lee 6Malaysia	90,000	10	2
KC Ka Chun KanHong Kong	104,000	10	3
JK Jaeah KimSouth Korea	177,000	10	4
KA Keiya AkenoJapan	811,000	10	5
YH Yiming HongTaiwan	43,000	10	6
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	277,000	10	7
ID Ivan Dela CruzPhilippines	257,000	10	8
TR Teeraphat RangkatekarnThailand	1,092,000	11	1
YT Yung Tai LinTaiwan	157,000	11	2
YY Yucheng YehTaiwan	707,000	11	3
SA Selim AgrebiSwitzerland	120,000	11	4
KS Kuen Shing SoHong Kong	367,000	11	5
MH Ming Hsueh LeeTaiwan	40,000	11	6
TC Tak Chun Douglas LuiHong Kong	281,000	11	7
NG Nicholas GoHong Kong	776,000	11	8
AV Andres VasquezColombia	255,000	12	1
BM Brian Matthew GreenUnited States of America	144,000	12	2
CK Chi Keung ChoiChina	80,000	12	3
YX Yu Xuan GaoTaiwan	156,000	12	4
KL Kou Long ChuehTaiwan	403,000	12	5
TC Tze Chin AngSingapore	634,000	12	6
FC Fang Chi HsuehTaiwan	80,000	12	7
LW Lee Wee LiewMalaysia	69,000	12	8
ZH Zheng Han BehSingapore	166,000	13	1
WF Wei FanHong Kong	88,000	13	2
HA Hongthong ApiwatThailand	65,000	13	3
KT Kevin TangHong Kong	1,233,000	13	4
SY Shih Yuan LiTaiwan	132,000	13	5
YC Yiyi ChenTaiwan	239,000	13	6
AS Arankeeree SommartThailand	296,000	13	7
DW Dylan Wayne FosterAustralia	186,000	13	8
GK Goichi KawasakiJapan	480,000	14	1
RS Robert SpanoAustralia	194,000	14	2
MG Michael Gabby ConcepcionPhilippines	662,000	14	2
BB Buyanjargal BoldMongolia	161,000	14	3
JC Jennifer CassellAustralia	81,000	14	4
DK Dongwoo KimSouth Korea	353,000	14	5
WF Wing Fai KwanHong Kong	1,112,700	14	6
WC Wu ChiayunTaiwan	136,000	14	7
GK Guillaume Kevin BercqFrance	301,000	14	8
SC Sparrow CheungHong Kong	77,000	15	1
HY Ho Young JungSouth Korea	102,000	15	2
CY Chien Yu LinTaiwan	414,000	15	3
GL Gregory LiowCanada	294,000	15	4
RH Ren Hao ChenTaiwan	529,000	15	5
CW Chih Wei ChenTaiwan	285,000	15	6
KY Kuan Ying ChenTaiwan	827,000	15	7
JC Jia Chi LeeTaiwan	71,000	15	8
TP Tanapatr PhanishsarnThailand	182,000	16	1
WB Woon Bao ShengSingapore	374,000	16	2
HK Hyosung KimSouth Korea	449,000	16	3
TP Tanupat PunjarojanakulUnited States of America	194,000	16	4
RY Robertson YapPhilippines	160,000	16	5
WY Weichung YangTaiwan	124,000	16	6
CP Chun Pei ChenTaiwan	132,000	16	7
JS Joseph SandaevAustralia	222,000	16	8
LH Lee HyundongSouth Korea	310,000	18	1
TV Thomas Van NederveldeBelgium	319,000	18	2
CF Cheuk Fan NgHong Kong	395,000	18	3
DL Daniel LeiUnited States of America	355,000	18	4
CY Chu Yi Jedidah TanSingapore	42,000	18	5
JW Jun Wei YanTaiwan	134,000	18	6
CC Chin Chia ChangTaiwan	204,000	18	7
KN Kyosuke NagamiJapan	256,000	18	8
SK Shing Kwan ChanHong Kong	46,000	19	1
YH Ying Hsu ChangTaiwan	26,000	19	2
RT Ravn TeoSingapore	98,000	19	3
CH Cheng Hao WangTaiwan	55,000	19	4
YC Yi Chun LiuTaiwan	433,000	19	5
QL Quan Li Leon TaySingapore	525,000	19	6
FR Fabian RolliSwitzerland	240,000	19	7
SY Shun Yi ZhengTaiwan	555,000	19	8
TN Takamasa NatsumeJapan	163,000	20	1
KA Kai An ChuangTaiwan	551,000	20	2
KC Kheng Chen NgMalaysia	161,000	20	3
TM Takashi MizukamiJapan	825,000	20	4
CC Chan Cheong LamMacao	300,000	20	5
AY Anthony Yuan HuUnited States of America	402,000	20	6
YJ Yu Jui ChenTaiwan	218,000	20	7
KI Krittapoom In MuangThailand	88,000	20	8
TC Ting Chieh YangTaiwan	874,000	24	1
AM Anmol MehtaIndia	228,000	24	2
JK Jihwan KimSouth Korea	187,000	24	3
PC Po Chun ShenTaiwan	488,000	24	4
YB Yu BaoChina	1,078,000	24	5
CH Cheng Hung WuTaiwan	150,000	24	6
JY Jae Youn LeeSouth Korea	106,000	24	7
KF Kentaro FujiwaraJapan	336,000	24	8
TT Tzu Teng HsuTaiwan	453,000	25	1
EM Edison MarzanPhilippines	86,000	25	2
CW Chieh Wei LeeTaiwan	274,000	25	3
GY Guan Yu LuTaiwan	208,000	25	4
DC Derek ChenUnited States of America	615,000	25	5
ZZ Zheming ZhuAustralia	149,000	25	6
SH Sze Hung LamHong Kong	595,000	25	7
CY Chu Yang ChiangTaiwan	109,000	25	8
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	96,000	26	1
SC Sze Chun LiHong Kong	208,000	26	2
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	172,000	26	3
AP Alan PhamAustralia	326,000	26	4
JG Ju GwanuSouth Korea	787,000	26	5
AH Akio HoriiJapan	80,000	26	6
HY Huan Yi ChiuTaiwan	273,000	26	7
AC Abraham CeesvinSingapore	440,000	26	8
VC Victor Chen 2Taiwan	55,000	27	1
XZ Xiaowen ZhaoChina	252,000	27	2
AC An Chi TsaiTaiwan	92,000	27	3
CC Chien Chih WengTaiwan	305,000	27	4
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	348,000	27	5
JP John PerryAustralia	580,000	27	6
YW Yu Wei ZhengTaiwan	434,000	27	7
DK Donghyup KimSouth Korea	258,000	27	8
KF Kim FernandezPhilippines	178,000	28	1
IH I Hsuan WuTaiwan	612,000	28	2
SK Shota KoyamaJapan	285,000	28	3
KY Kota YamaguchiJapan	255,000	28	4
LJ Lim Jun JieSingapore	239,000	28	5
HS Hao ShenTaiwan	343,000	28	6
BH Beng Hong KerSingapore	198,000	28	7
ZL Zhenhuan LiChina	197,000	28	8
IM Iat Man LeongMacao	167,000	29	1
DB Daniel BenorIsrael	285,000	29	2
NC Nevan ChangTaiwan	240,000	29	3
BG Ben GurIsrael	769,000	29	4
YC Yuyeh ChunTaiwan	226,000	29	5
SH Sai Hang Jason ChauHong Kong	219,000	29	6
HP Hannarong PoosomnamThailand	235,000	29	7
JS Justin Singam JoelMalaysia	451,000	29	8
HY Hsueh Yi ChenTaiwan	293,000	30	1
JA Jakkapong ApirattanachotThailand	229,000	30	2
KY Kuan Yu ChenTaiwan	494,000	30	3
HF Hsuan Fu ChingTaiwan	96,000	30	4
KL Kaiwei LiuTaiwan	115,000	30	5
FW Feng Wen ChenTaiwan	142,000	30	6
CC Chihwei ChengTaiwan	83,000	30	7
BU Ben UnderwoodCanada	255,000	30	8
DO Daichi OdaJapan	253,000	31	1
BC Bondi ChengHong Kong	174,000	31	2
KI Keng I LinTaiwan	194,000	31	3
JT Justin TsuiAustralia	753,000	31	4
YK Yu Kai PengTaiwan	245,000	31	5
HH Hao Hsuan ChuehTaiwan	140,000	31	6
AM Aitani MichioJapan	216,000	31	7
WJ Weon Jin JungSouth Korea	75,000	31	8
SY Shi Yi AniSingapore	259,000	32	1
TY Tsz Yeung YuenCanada	160,000	32	2
CW Chun Wai ChungHong Kong	414,000	32	3
EF Er Fan LeeTaiwan	141,000	32	4
JC Jia ChengTaiwan	509,000	32	5
SC Shiuan ChangTaiwan	782,000	32	6
CY Chin Yu KuTaiwan	65,000	32	7
GO Genki Okabe	25,000	32	8
CY Cheng Yu ChungTaiwan	79,000	33	1
KH Ka Him LiHong Kong	238,000	33	2
WY Wing Yu LauHong Kong	353,000	33	3
EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	631,000	33	4
CH Chien Hung ChiTaiwan	173,000	33	5
HW Hao WangTaiwan	630,000	33	6
TY Tu YiTaiwan	195,000	33	7
BT Brian Tay Chia KiatMalaysia	149,000	33	8
WS Wang Sum LiHong Kong	130,000	34	1
YY Yen Yi TsaoTaiwan	409,000	34	2
CY Chun Yeh ChiuTaiwan	87,000	34	3
PC Pin Cheng LiuTaiwan	725,000	34	4
TH Tsz Him ChanTaiwan	510,000	34	5
KK Kammatep KanchanapamornpatThailand	140,000	34	6
ZX Zhan Xi GuoTaiwan	193,000	34	7
CC Chao Chiuan LinTaiwan	508,000	34	8
DY Daito YamashitaJapan	892,000	35	1
JY Jing Yu HuangTaiwan	214,000	35	2
HH Han Hsu HsiehTaiwan	148,000	35	3
YY Yuen YuTaiwan	3,000	35	4
CY Ching Yang ChungTaiwan	77,000	35	5
CH Chien Hao HungTaiwan	191,000	35	6
FC Frank CucchiaraUnited States of America	700,000	35	7
HY Hong Yu ChenTaiwan	1,056,000	35	8
HI Hiroaki IwaiJapan	143,000	36	1
JL Jay LeongSingapore	150,000	36	2
JC Jie ChenAustralia	243,000	36	3
HC Hao Che ChengTaiwan	410,000	36	4
OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	411,000	36	5
SS Soichiro SeinoJapan	376,000	36	6
LA Lian An JianTaiwan	336,000	36	7
OK Ori KossonogiTaiwan	324,000	36	8
TP Ting Pong CheungHong Kong	931,000	37	1
YL Yung LaiTaiwan	107,000	37	2
JL Jen Luen WangTaiwan	54,000	37	3
CH Chih Hao HuTaiwan	857,000	37	4
KC Kwang Ching ChuHong Kong	57,000	37	5
SW Sing Wen ChenTaiwan	264,000	37	6
MK Masashi KantaJapan	337,000	37	7
WY Wilfred YiuHong Kong	128,000	37	8
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	598,000	38	1
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	50,000	38	2
KS Kirihara SayuriJapan	62,000	38	3
SR Sin Ren ChenTaiwan	311,000	38	4
JZ Jie ZhangHong Kong	362,000	38	5
YC Yung Chun WangTaiwan	98,000	38	6
EK Eng Keat NgMalaysia	295,000	38	7
CS Chung Shiao LeeTaiwan	227,000	38	8
AG Albert GorelikUnited States of America	105,000	39	1
CH Chi Ho YeungHong Kong	414,000	39	2
RM Ruiko MamiyaJapan	168,000	39	3
OY Oka YuheiJapan	288,000	39	4
SJ Sung Jin YunSouth Korea	151,000	39	5
KP Kwong Pang LaiHong Kong	245,000	39	6
JM Joris MichlNetherlands	100,000	39	7
OL Oi Lok WongHong Kong	226,000	39	8
YH Yu Hsien LinTaiwan	203,000	40	1
WC Wen Chun HsuTaiwan	92,000	40	2
CC Chun Cheng ChenTaiwan	107,000	40	3
JJ Jacky Jiang 2Canada	482,000	40	4
AN Arita NaohiroJapan	164,000	40	5
DN Darius NeagoeRomania	609,000	40	6
HL Huang Lien YingTaiwan	318,000	40	7
EL Erwin Lee MaUnited States of America	90,000	40	8
KW Kuo Wei ChunTaiwan	1,012,000	41	1
KY Kuan Yu Chen 2Taiwan	406,000	41	3
RL Russ LeungHong Kong	622,000	41	4
LW Li Wei ChenTaiwan	577,000	41	5
HL Homan LauHong Kong	55,000	41	6
NC Nattawon ChunhaphanThailand	230,000	41	7
HO Hal Oscar RotholzUnited States of America	461,000	41	8
CT Chia Ta TsaiTaiwan	127,000	42	1
WK Wai Kit LoHong Kong	658,000	42	2
SC Saran ChaliowwongThailand	82,000	42	3
HL Hao LinHong Kong	235,000	42	4
CL Chun Lin ShihTaiwan	324,000	42	5
CF Chih Feng LiTaiwan	156,000	42	6
KL King Lun Lau AlanHong Kong	753,000	42	7
HC Hao Chan HsiehTaiwan	140,000	42	8
TI Tung I WuTaiwan	259,000	43	1
CL Cheuk Lun LiHong Kong	261,000	43	2
CH Chia Hsiang KoTaiwan	793,000	43	3
CT Chao Ting ChengTaiwan	290,000	43	4
SF Shao Fu WangTaiwan	100,000	43	5
ML Matthias LippAustria	603,000	43	6
JC Jen Chwen ChangTaiwan	181,000	43	7
RH Ren Hao YangTaiwan	161,000	43	8
HS Huang Shao ChenTaiwan	118,000	44	1
JW Jee Weon KimSouth Korea	46,000	44	2
CY Colman YimUnited States of America	247,000	44	3
KP Kacper PyzaraPoland	288,000	44	4
VD Vincent DupleixFrance	129,000	44	5
DN Daimu NanaoJapan	439,000	44	6
CH Chih Han HsuTaiwan	803,000	44	7
BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	252,000	44	8
SW Supanut WannasangkhumThailand	296,000	62	1
PT Pak ThantananontThailand	70,000	62	2
WM Wei Min LiuTaiwan	12,000	62	3
KW Kok Wai SimMalaysia	120,000	62	4
XM Xun Ming ZhuoTaiwan	158,000	62	5
LJ Liam JehuAustralia	122,000	62	6
MH Man Ho ChoyHong Kong	35,000	62	7
PY Pi Ying HsuTaiwan	242,000	62	8
LT Li Ta HsuTaiwan	600,000	63	1
LN Leonard NgUnited Kingdom	130,000	63	2
JK Juwon KimSouth Korea	634,000	63	3
PL Patrick LiangTaiwan	369,000	63	4
KM Ka Ming WongHong Kong	316,000	63	5
EH Eui Ho CheunSouth Korea	214,000	63	6
PJ Park JaewanSouth Korea	393,000	63	7
YQ Yan Qin YangTaiwan	143,000	63	8
SG Sasha GuerinUnited States of America	56,000	67	1
QH Quang HaViet Nam	345,000	67	2
CM Christopher MateoPhilippines	700,000	67	3
TT Tsulin TsaoTaiwan	140,000	67	4
XL Xiaoyun LeeTaiwan	272,000	67	5
OA Ohta AmiJapan	130,000	67	6
PC Peng Chen AnTaiwan	277,000	67	7
DS Daniel Shiang An YangTaiwan	333,000	67	8
LY Li Yu WuTaiwan	152,000	68	1
HL Hai Li YangTaiwan	136,000	68	2
CW Caixin WongTaiwan	413,000	68	3
ZH Zi Han LinTaiwan	341,000	68	4
KF Ka FungHong Kong	84,000	68	5
XZ Xiang ZhangChina	39,000	68	6
TM Takato MiwaJapan	568,000	68	7
NA Norapat ArunyakanonCanada	119,000	68	8
HS Hongkun SunUnited States of America	83,000	72	1
YS Yuki SakaiJapan	91,000	72	2
LY Lou Yong Xin MatthewSingapore	183,000	72	3
HM Hoi Man LeungHong Kong	159,000	72	4
CL Chun LauHong Kong	205,000	72	5
SJ Sin Jhan HuangTaiwan	302,000	72	6
CJ Chun Jou ChaoTaiwan	106,000	72	7
TW Tyler Warken 2Canada	31,000	72	8
KS Kiwanont SukhumThailand	244,000	74	1
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	350,000	74	2
JY Jun Yi HoSingapore	93,000	74	3
HY Hyeonsik YunSouth Korea	720,000	74	4
WS Wai Shing ChanHong Kong	154,000	74	5
KH Konstantin HeldGermany	742,000	74	6
JM Jinhee MinSouth Korea	131,000	74	7
KC Kwong Ching WongHong Kong	117,000	74	8

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From Dealing Cards to Lifting Trophies, Ruiko Mamiya Wins the Record Breaking National Cup Championship

National Cup Championship Final Table Results

Mamiya's Thoughts After Victory

Day 2 Action

Final Table

ICM Deal Struck

Ruiko Mamiya Wins APT National Cup Championship for TWD 3,087,700 (﻿~USD 101,905)

Wei Chun Kuo Eliminated in 2nd Place for TWD 3,025,000 (﻿~USD 99,835)

Mamiya Stuns Kuo

Wilfred Yiu Eliminated in 3rd Place for TWD 3,036,000 (~USD 100,200)

Confirmed Deal Numbers

Yiu Four-Bet Folds, Doubles Shortly After

ICM Deal Made; Play Resumes

Yiu Picks Off Kuo; Play Paused to Discuss a Deal

Wing Fai Kwan Eliminated in 4th Place for TWD 1,333,500 (~USD 44,010)

Mamiya Sticking Around

Florencio Campomanes Eliminated in 5th Place for TWD 1,113,300 (~USD 36,740)

I Hsuan Wu Eliminated in 6th Place for TWD 898,000 (~USD 29,640)

Tsz Him Chan Eliminated in 7th Place for TWD 686,300 (~USD 22,650)

Yiu Trips up Kwan to Take the Lead

Kevin Tang Eliminated in 8th Place for TWD 495,000 (~USD 16,340)

Shiuan Cen Chang Eliminated in 9th Place for TWD 377,200 (~USD 12,450)

Mamiya Slides a Portion of her Stack over to Kuo

Campomanes Gets an Early Double

Wu Doubles Through Yiu

Play Resumes

Final Table Seat Draw

Final Table

Han-Hsu Hsieh Eliminated in 10th Place for TWD 315,100 (~USD 10,400)

Jaeah Kim Eliminated in 11th Place for TWD 315,100 (~USD 10,400)

Pi-Ying Hsu Eliminated in 12th Place for TWD 280,200 (~USD 9,250)

Jung An Chuang Eliminated in 13th Place for TWD 280,200 (~USD 9,250)

Huan Yi Chiu Eliminated in 14th Place for TWD 250,200 (~USD 8,260)

Alan Lau Eliminated in 15th Place for TWD 250,200 (~USD 8,260)

Shao Fu Wang Eliminated in 16th Place for TWD 220,100 (~USD 7,260)

Miwa Eliminated; Hsieh Doubles

Yang's Elimination Leaves the Field One Away From Two Tables

Wu Doubles Through Tang

Ma Mamiya! Here We Go Again

Yiu's Big Slick Taken Down by Wu

Mamiya is on Fire!

Chuang Bricks Out as Miwa's Queens Hold

Break Time

Mamiya Stack Soars to Nearly 10 Million

Yiu Goes Runner-Runner to Felt Ng

Ha Moves Up the Counts After Stacking Akeno

Chiu Shows the Goods

Chen Can't Lay Down Jacks

Three-Way All-In Goes Liu's Way

Yiu Doubles Through Liew

Chen Eliminates Molenaar

Miwa Holds to Double

Lau Holds a Monster Stack

Hsu Flushes Lo Out

Aces Help Liang Rocket Up the Leaderboard

Time for a Breather

Ha's Stack Soars After Busting Lee

Wu's Run Comes to an End

Chen Catches Sommart Getting Frisky

Daily Quads for Hsieh

Mamiya Doubles Again After Spiking Ace on the River

Phetcharaporn Flops a Boat Gets Max Value

Kim Chips up With Aces

Wu Flop Top Pair to Double Through Gur

Zhao Falls to Kim's Ladies

A Wild Pot in the Land of Many Chens

Liow's Run Comes to an End

Chen Runs Into Big Slick

Mamiya Wins a Flip Against Benor

Ybarsabal Bested by Gur in Battle of the Blinds

Break Time

Molenaar Sends Chen Out

Huang Clings to Life After Quadrupling up

Lin Flips His Way to a Double

Hsieh Breaches a Million After Forcing a Fold From Yamashita

Dropping Like Flies

Arita's Double up Leaves Wong With Crumbs

Takayama Among the First to Fall on Final Day

Action Underway

Ruiko Mamiya Wins APT National Cup Championship for TWD 3,087,700 (~USD 101,905)

Wei Chun Kuo Eliminated in 2nd Place for TWD 3,025,000 (~USD 99,835)