Philippines, Crowne Plaza Manila GalleriaEVENT #18

2025.02.09 - 2025.02.15Add to Calendar

Asian Poker Tour

Nobuaki Sasaki

Japan

Add-ons

Place

25th

Prize

$5,240

Prize (PHP)

₱305,000

Blind level

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

Entries

9/1,202

Total Chips

48,080,000

Average

5,342,222

Day 4

SMPSMP

2/14/2025, 5:59:33 AM

Karlsson Didn't Know He Won; Busts Sasaki

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

Adalsteinn Karlsson

Nobuaki Sasaki and Adalsteinn Karlsson were all-in before the flop.

Adalsteinn Karlsson Q♠ Q♥

Nobuaki Sasaki T♦ T♣

Board ran K♠ J♣ A♣ 4♦ T♠

Karlsson thought he lucked out on the river when Sasaki made a set, but the table quickly pointed out that he had made a straight. It took a while to register that he won and had to take a double-take before it finally sank in. Karlsson took down the huge pot and eliminated Sasaki from the Main Event.

Following Sasaki's bust, play was stopped to re-draw seats for the final 3 tables. Karlsson was still shaking while stacking his chips.

Player	Chips
AP Adalsteinn Petur KarlssonIceland	2,000,000(50 BB)
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	busted

SMPSMP

2/14/2025, 4:55:19 AM

Sasaki Doubles Through Kim

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

Nobuaki Sasaki made it 60,000 to go from middle position and Sangbum Kim shoved all in for 325,000 after tanking for a long time. Sasaki called off himself at risk.

Sangbum Kim: J♥ T♥

Nobuaki Sasaki: A♦ T♦

Sasaki held the lead with an ace. A clean board swiftly dealt 8♠ 3♦ 3♠ K♠ 7♠ , securing Sasaki a double-up.

Player	Chips
SK Sangbum KimSouth Korea	681,000(23 BB)
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	555,000(19 BB)

Day4 Qualifiers - 48 Players

Player	Chips
JZ Jie ZhangHong Kong	3,930,000
AU Alexander UgayRussia	2,335,000
SM Samuel MullurAustria	2,065,000
GG Geno GendranoPhilippines	1,995,000
HP Huang Po Shuo	1,755,000
JZ Jayden ZalacAustralia	1,740,000
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	1,630,000
ED Egidijus DigrysLithuania	1,609,000
RM Rishi MehraIndia	1,465,000
NM Niklas Marcus Warlich	1,365,000
AP Adalsteinn Petur Karlsson	1,345,000
CT Chuning TanChina	1,300,000
CL Cheli Lin	1,295,000
DL Daehyung LeeSouth Korea	1,260,000
OY Or Yaaqov NezerIsrael	1,260,000
HI Hiroya IwamotoJapan	1,220,000
LK Lars KamphuesGermany	1,200,000
JS Jeoffrey SibalPhilippines	1,175,000
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	1,170,000
HL Hyundong LeeSouth Korea	1,100,000
NT Noppon TaengruenThailand	1,090,000
BM Bonifacio Mondalo Jr.Philippines	1,050,000
XH Xuan Huy Dinh	1,030,000
VS Vlada StojanovicSerbia	990,000
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	970,000
JH Jiaqi HeChina	945,000
SK Siddharth KariaIndia	940,000
SM Shinya MatsudaJapan	800,000
WJ Weslian Jase Alvaran	740,000
NH Ngoc Huyen QuachViet Nam	665,000
NP Nopparut PiyatassakornThailand	615,000
DC Donavan ChuHong Kong	525,000
SJ Seungmook JungSouth Korea	480,000
PP Padipan Photha	470,000
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	450,000
DW Dylan Wayne FosterAustralia	420,000
YH Yi-feng Hsieh	410,000
CZ Cheng ZhouChina	320,000
SK Sangbum KimSouth Korea	320,000
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	315,000
LD Luke DaintonUnited States of America	315,000
MM Michikiko MatsudaJapan	310,000
AA Anusorn AsiralertsiriThailand	300,000
HM Hayama Miei	285,000
TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	280,000
TS Tirajad SirimueanphongThailand	280,000
YK Yu-chien KungTaiwan	250,000
JZ Javier ZarcoSpain	30,000

Blind level

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

Entries

48/1,202

Total Chips

48,080,000

Average

1,001,667

Day 3

SMPSMP

2/13/2025, 7:25:33 AM

Ugay's Hero Call Earns Him a Big Pot

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

Nobuaki Sasaki made it 34,000 to go from early position and Alexander Ugay three-bet to 95,000 from middle position, which Sasaki called.

Both player checked through the monotone flop of 7♥ 3♥ 4♥ to see a 5♣ fall on the turn, where Sasaki fired out 65,000 and Ugay called.

The 4♦ hit on the river. Sasaki sent a barrel of 280,000 after tanking for a long time. Ugay snap-called and revealed A♣ K♥ for ace-high. This was enough to make Sasaki muck the hand.

Player	Chips
AU Alexander UgayRussia	1,440,000(90 BB)
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	495,000(31 BB)

SMPSMP

2/13/2025, 4:12:56 AM

Sasaki Goes Aggressive

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

Nobuaki Sasaki opened to 19,000 from under the gun and was defended by Seina Asagiri from the big blind.

Both player saw a flop of Q♠ T♦ 2♣ , and Asagiri checked to Sasaki, who made a continuation-bet of 14,000. Asagiri made the call to see the 4♠ fall on the turn, where the two checked through.

The 6♦ hit on the river. Asagiri checked over and Sasaki fired out 43,000, which successfully secure the pot.

Player	Chips
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	742,000(93 BB)
SA Seina AsagiriJapan	102,000(13 BB)

Day3 Qualifiers - 175 Players

Player	Chips
HP Huang Po Shuo	1,168,000
JZ Javier ZarcoSpain	959,000
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	922,000
SM Samuel MullurAustria	834,000
NM Niklas Marcus Warlich	828,000
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	820,000
JS Jeoffrey SibalPhilippines	769,000
JZ Jayden ZalacAustralia	734,000
DW Dylan Wayne FosterAustralia	700,000
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	680,000
ML Matthias LippAustria	640,000
VS Vlada StojanovicSerbia	620,000
HI Hiroya IwamotoJapan	613,000
LW Lawrence WongSingapore	597,000
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	593,000
LK Lars KamphuesGermany	592,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	577,000
XH Xuan Huy Dinh	577,000
GG Geno GendranoPhilippines	551,000
CT Chuning TanChina	545,000
HL Hyundong LeeSouth Korea	545,000
CZ Cheng ZhouChina	540,000
AU Alexander UgayRussia	516,000
NT Noppon TaengruenThailand	511,000
LP Leonidas PanagiotopoulosGreece	492,000
ED Egidijus DigrysLithuania	489,000
SI Senan InoueJapan	481,000
RE Ramana EpparlaUnited States of America	474,000
FC Florencio CampomanesPhilippines	472,000
YE Yoshizazu Endo	468,000
DM Darius Maximilian Nass	465,000
SD Sita DivariThailand	464,000
JM Javier MartinezUnited States of America	460,000
PS Pattanan Sriwichain	457,000
NK Nattawut KwunsongThailand	450,000
CY Cheng Yen LoTaiwan	442,000
KO Ken Ochiai	434,000
AP Adalsteinn Petur Karlsson	428,000
TC Tsz Chan (2)Hong Kong	428,000
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	403,000
BM Bonifacio Mondalo Jr	397,000
YK Yu-chien Kung	389,000
JH Jiaqi HeChina	386,000
SK Sangbum KimSouth Korea	363,000
AA Abraham Abdulla Ceesvin	353,000
SK Siddharth KariaIndia	345,000
YA Yuya AsakawaJapan	336,000
SL Stephen LaiHong Kong	333,000
MG Marc GagneFrance	331,000
WZ Wanhao ZhaoChina	331,000
BJ Bharath Jayaram	330,000
XQ Xiang Qian Ran	330,000
AA Anusorn AsiralertsiriThailand	322,000
JM Joshua MccullyAustralia	321,000
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	315,000
DS Daniel SmiljkovicGermany	311,000
HM Hayama Miei	311,000
MG Martin GonzalesPhilippines	311,000
NP Nopparut PiyatassakornThailand	305,000
YI Yousuke InoJapan	305,000
DL Daehyung LeeSouth Korea	302,000
MA Marco AlmerezPhilippines	300,000
DC Donavan ChuHong Kong	291,000
TH Thijs HilbertsNetherlands	291,000
MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	287,000
SL Suya LeeSouth Korea	286,000
OT Oliver Thomas Bithell	285,000
SK Sho KatsuraJapan	285,000
RM Ronn Mesina	280,000
SM Shinya Matsuda	274,000
LD Luke DaintonUnited States of America	270,000
AG Anthony GabitanPhilippines	267,000
IC Isaac Chern Chze Phua	266,000
RM Rishi MehraIndia	266,000
JL Jacques Le GuennecFrance	262,000
JO Jihwan OhSouth Korea	257,000
KT Kaga TamHong Kong	253,000
OS Olivier SerrieFrance	246,000
SJ Seungmook Jung	246,000
TL Thomas LeeCanada	245,000
MR Marc RiveraPhilippines	242,000
BQ Bao Qiang HoSingapore	241,000
MF Martin FingerGermany	240,000
YT Yu Tang WangTaiwan	237,000
DB Dmitrii BelikovRussia	232,000
BK Byeongjin KimSouth Korea	226,000
NH Ngoc Huyen QuachViet Nam	226,000
PP Padipan Photha	225,000
CL Cheli Lin	219,000
JR Jesse RiveraUnited States of America	218,000
BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	216,000
MM Michikiko MatsudaJapan	215,000
EM Edwin MarzanPhilippines	210,000
ZY Zhifan YeAustralia	210,000
NK Nattamon KaweesorasakThailand	206,000
WJ Weslian Jase Alvaran	204,000
HW Hua Wei LinTaiwan	203,000
JL Junghyun LeeSouth Korea	198,000
RA Rokas AsipauskasLithuania	194,000
SA Stephen Andrew Freestone	191,000
YH Yi-feng Hsieh	190,000
FH Frederick Hernandez	182,000
TM Takumi MondenJapan	182,000
DN Dominik NitscheGermany	180,000
WK Wipawadee Kanaraksapong	179,000
JZ Jie ZhangHong Kong	177,000
DH Daichi HirumaJapan	174,000
TC Tsz Chung YipHong Kong	171,000
JG Jimmy Gin Wee Yar	170,000
RJ Raju JaruplavathIndia	169,000
ZC Zhen ChenChina	165,000
PT Prommin TalordpongThailand	163,000
JC Joshua ChargualafGuam	158,000
SC Shyh Chyn LimMalaysia	157,000
AT Alex TchongAustralia	149,000
AC Alexis CruzPhilippines	149,000
OY Or Yaaqov NezerIsrael	149,000
GM Geronimo ManuelPhilippines	148,000
TT Tomoki TerashimaJapan	147,000
JH Joshua Hamilton DuceAustralia	141,000
BK Beng Key Teoh	136,000
AG Asa Gregory Smith	135,000
EC Edward Chun Ho YamHong Kong	134,000
WY Won YouSouth Korea	134,000
AK Alari KunnapuuEstonia	133,000
BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	131,000
RM Richard MarquezPhilippines	129,000
TS Tirajad SirimueanphongThailand	129,000
KH Kaito HashimotoJapan	128,000
CG Collin GentnerCanada	124,000
MS Moses SaquingPhilippines	124,000
JK Jaejoong KimSouth Korea	123,000
SL Shengwei LiangSingapore	122,000
TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	122,000
JP Jason Park Lun Wong	119,000
YT Yuji TsuboiJapan	119,000
SA Seina AsagiriJapan	117,000
AR Aaron Richard Valencia	113,000
DT David Thomson Moore	108,000
YK Yohei KitazatoJapan	105,000
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	97,000
EK Edgaras KausinisLithuania	93,000
SD Sithanh DeuansavanhLao People's Democratic Republic	93,000
RR Rahul Rajendra Darak	92,000
JM James MorilesPhilippines	91,000
LV Laurinaitis VytautasLithuania	91,000
GL Gregory LiowCanada	90,000
KF Kam Fung LeeHong Kong	90,000
BH Beng Hong KerSingapore	88,000
KM Kazuma MaekawaJapan	88,000
SS Somasekhar SanampuriIndia	84,000
LO Liam O Donoghue	77,000
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	74,000
LC Lok Ching Li	74,000
RP Runch PornraksamaneeThailand	73,000
YP Yohn ParedesPeru	71,000
RH Rex Hunt AiAustralia	68,000
AK Anthony KastelicUnited States of America	64,000
BG Battulga GanboldMongolia	64,000
JW Jakub WojtasGermany	64,000
JK Jason Kyle MagbanuaPhilippines	62,000
CX Cai Xin Wong	59,000
IC I-chun ChiuTaiwan	58,000
CL Craig LandryAustralia	56,000
DA Dale Andrew Townsend	55,000
MT Muneyuki Tanimura	40,000
PH Patayut Hiranprueck	35,000
AN Andrew NguyenUnited States of America	34,000
RG Renniel GalvezPhilippines	24,000
JY Joonhee YeaSouth Korea	19,000
IA Ish AgarwalIndia	18,000
KM Kaito MoriJapan	17,000
YA Yusuke ArimaJapan	15,000
FO Finn Ove Penderak	12,000
MM Masayuki MurataJapan	5,000

Blind level

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

Entries

175/1,202

Total Chips

48,080,000

Average

274,743

Day 2

SMPSMP

2/12/2025, 1:12:17 PM

Javier Zarco and Samuel Mullur Bag Huge in APT’s Largest Main Event in the Philippines

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

Po-Shuo Huang

After an intense and grueling bubble period in the APT Manila Classic Main Event, 175 players have locked up a payday and secured their spots in Day 3. This event has officially made history as the largest-ever APT Main Event in the Philippines, reinforcing the tour’s continued growth in the region.

Leading the field is Taiwan's Po-Shuo Huang, who finished Day 2 with an impressive 1,168,000 chips — the only player to bag a seven-figure stack. Not far behind is Javier Zarco, who accumulated 959,000, with the Spaniard playing a pivotal role in bursting the bubble after eliminating Kenneth Anthony.

Nobuaki Sasaki rounds out the top three, benefiting from a dream scenario when his pocket aces held up against the pocket kings of Raju Jaruplavath in one of the biggest hands of the day.

Day 2 Top Ten Chip Counts

Player	Chips
HP Huang Po ShuoTaiwan	1,168,000(146 BB)
JZ Javier ZarcoSpain	959,000(120 BB)
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	922,000(115 BB)
SM Samuel MullurAustria	834,000(104 BB)
NM Niklas Marcus WarlichGermany	828,000(104 BB)
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	820,000(103 BB)
JS Jeoffrey SibalPhilippines	769,000(96 BB)
JZ Jayden ZalacAustralia	734,000(92 BB)
DW Dylan Wayne FosterAustralia	700,000(88 BB)
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	680,000(85 BB)

The day began with 377 returning survivors from the opening flights, joined by 56 late entries who took advantage of the last chance to buy in before registration closed. David Erquiaga wasted no time making his presence felt, quickly rising among the chip leaders after eliminating Shinya Maeda in Level 13. Erquiaga capitalized on his early momentum and bagged a top ten stack of 680,000.

However, several former Main Event champions weren’t as fortunate, as Punnat Punsri, Lester Edoc, Henrick Tollofsen, Christopher Mateo, and John Tech all failed to make the money. Three past champions are still in contention, with Mike Takayama (577,000), Moses Saquing (124,000), and Yohn Paredes (71,000) carrying the torch forward.

China’s Zhen Chen, who has been making waves in the poker world, closed out Day 2 with 165,000 chips. Chen added another trophy to his collection just yesterday, winning the Baby Superstar Challenge for PHP 4,327,600.

Samuel Mullur, currently third on Austria's All-Time Money List, secured the fourth-largest stack of 834,000. Mullur, who captured a WSOP bracelet in December 2023 by conquering the GGMillion$ High Roller for $2,736,300 — his career-best score—now sets his sights on adding another prestigious title. Despite his global accolades, an Asian trophy still eludes him, and what better way to start his collection than by claiming an award-winning Gold Lion to adorn his mantle?

Despite his gut-wrenching cooler against aces, Jaruplavath, champion of the Philippines National Cup, still managed to survive the day with 169,000 chips. Another notable mention is APT commentator Stephen Lai, who navigated the field smoothly and bagged a respectable 333,000 heading into Day 3.

as play resumes, 29 online qualifiers will merge with the live field, adding a fresh dynamic to the competition. Some notable names among them include Adalsteinn Karlsson (428,000), Abraham Ceesvin (353,000), Joshua Mccully (321,000), Marc Rivera (242,000), and Asa Smith (135,00).

Vietnamese poker vlogger Ngoc Huyen Quach, aka “Gemmy” maintained her position as the top stacked female player, fighting through with 226,000 in chips, with five other women still in contention for Day 3: Thailand’s Nattamon Kaweesorasak (206,000), Natural8 Ambassador Hua-Wei Lin (203,000), Thailand’s Wipawadee Kanaraksapong (179,000), Japan’s Seina Asagiri (117,000), and China’s Cai Xin Wong (59,000).

All remaining players are guaranteed a payout of PHP 94,000 (~$1,615), but it’s the PHP 11,069,680 (~$190,201) top prize that remains the ultimate goal. With the biggest APT Main Event field in Philippine history now down to its final contenders, who will rise to the occasion and claim poker glory?

SMPSMP

2/12/2025, 10:06:14 AM

Sasaki Shoots for Seven Figures as Jaruplavath Left Reeling

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

Nobuaki Sasaki

as players returned from the break, most were focused on cruising into the money. Nobuaki Sasaki, however, had other plans, surging toward a seven-figure stack after a massive clash with Raju Jaruplavath.

Jaruplavath opened from middle position to 16,000, and Sasaki responded with a three-bet to 45,000 from the hijack. When the action folded back to Jaruplavath, he wasted no time four-betting to 150,000. Sasaki tanked, burning through two time banks before announcing he was all in for 461,000. Jaruplavath gave a shrug and said, "I call."

Nobuaki Sasaki: A♠ A♥

Raju Jaruplavath: K♣ K♥

A dream scenario for Sasaki — and a nightmare for Jaruplavath — just nine eliminations away from the money. Jaruplavath still had chips behind, but if he couldn’t find a Cowboy to lasso his way out of the situation, his stack would be in ruins.

There was an audible gasp from Jaruplavath when the 4♠ Q♣ 5♥ flop brought some paint, but it wasn’t the picture he wanted to see. The A♦ on the turn sealed the deal, locking up the pot for Sasaki and leaving Jaruplavath visibly deflated. A meaningless 3♣ fell on the river, and Sasaki raked in a mountain of chips.

Jaruplavath, now left with just 140,000, immediately shoved the very next hand. He found no callers but was still clearly rattled by the costly cooler.

Raju Jaruplavath

Player	Chips
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	940,000(157 BB)
RJ Raju JaruplavathIndia	155,000(26 BB)

SMPSMP

2/12/2025, 9:33:49 AM

Sasaki Thins Down the Field

Level 16: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Nobuaki Sasaki just brought the field one step closer to the money by eliminating Mun Leong Cheong.

Raju Jaruplavath had opened from early position to 10,000 and Sasaki three-bet the hijack to 28,000. Cheong then shoved for around 40,000 from the big blind, and only Sasaki called.

Mun Leong Cheong: A♠ K♠

Nobuaki Sasaki: J♥ J♠

Cheong picked up a plethora of outs on the 8♠ T♠ T♥ flop as he improved to a flush draw.

However, it was a case of 'too many outs' as the 3♣ turn and 5♣ river both bricked out, ending Cheong's run.

Player	Chips
RJ Raju JaruplavathIndia	550,000(110 BB)
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	475,000(95 BB)
ML Mun Leong CheongSingapore	busted

Day1C Qualifiers - 119 Players

Player	Chips
KM Kwonhwan MunSouth Korea	288,200
OS Olivier SerrieFrance	226,600
JH Joshua Hamilton DuceAustralia	223,900
KT Kuan Ting YehChina	218,600
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	211,200
SS Steven SmartUnited Kingdom	205,600
HT Henrik TollefsenNorway	202,200
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	186,400
KP Kunal PatniIndia	184,500
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	173,600
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	171,000
JO Jin OkuharaJapan	164,800
RL Ricardas LukauskasLithuania	163,700
SC Shyh Chyn LimMalaysia	159,100
MS Moses SaquingPhilippines	157,900
MR Mark Rirod Dela CruzPhilippines	154,700
GJ Gwangyeol Jeong	154,400
IA Ish AgarwalIndia	153,400
MA Marco AlmerezPhilippines	149,000
TU Tanawat U-snit	142,800
BZ Batnyam ZayabaatarMongolia	142,700
HL Hyundong LeeSouth Korea	135,300
JL Jacques Le GuennecFrance	133,700
WP Wutikrai PhraikhieoThailand	128,700
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	126,300
KK Kenshiro Koseki	122,900
AA Adem AgoudjilFrance	119,400
MT Muneyuki Tanimura	115,800
ED Emmanuel DerechoPhilippines	115,400
JD Joseph Dante Reyes	115,000
HE Hakamada EisukeJapan	115,000
CI Czar Ian MarcosPhilippines	114,100
DJ Dale JohnstoneAustralia	113,200
SS Shiva Shankar ShenbagarajIndia	113,000
KH Kaito HashimotoJapan	111,600
KF Kam Fung LeeHong Kong	111,000
JR Jules RohrFrance	110,800
YA Yusuke ArimaJapan	107,500
JG Jonald GarciaPhilippines	106,700
WY William YsmaelPhilippines	106,000
RR Rahul Rajendra Darak	105,700
KK Kiyoung Kim	104,300
HW Hajime WatanabeJapan	103,200
KM Kaito MoriJapan	102,900
CD Christopher De LaraPhilippines	100,100
JG Jae Geun Lim	99,800
JT Jansen TiuPhilippines	97,900
GP Geoffrey Phillip Tomes	94,000
CL Chun-kit Lai	92,100
IV Ian Veine Pinsan	90,000
BM Bonifacio Mondalo Jr	89,600
JM James MorilesPhilippines	89,000
MO Makoto Osa	85,800
DA Dale Andrew Townsend	85,800
RM Rishi MirpuriSingapore	85,400
SU Seong Uk Huh	84,600
FL Ferdinand LuPhilippines	82,400
YH Yi-feng Hsieh	81,600
YK Youhyun KimSouth Korea	81,000
JN John Niko CostinianoPhilippines	80,600
AS Adam ShrikiIsrael	79,500
DC Damien CollinsIreland	77,900
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	77,400
SM Shotaro MitsuishiJapan	75,500
PP Phuritat Phaosathianphan	71,900
YY Yiu Yeung LeungHong Kong	69,600
KS Kohei SuzukiJapan	68,300
LD Luke DaintonUnited States of America	68,000
WT William TeohMalaysia	67,300
YK Yohei KitazatoJapan	67,000
CC Chit Chuan Lim	65,600
NM Nicola MontalbanoItaly	65,000
AG Anthony GabitanPhilippines	65,000
TA Taeil AhnSouth Korea	65,000
RM Richard MarquezPhilippines	64,900
FO Finn Ove Penderak	64,200
AL Alexis LimPhilippines	63,600
WJ Wei Jen WangTaiwan	62,000
BG Battulga GanboldMongolia	57,000
AK Alari KunnapuuEstonia	56,400
JY Jun Young ParkSouth Korea	56,200
SK Shigenori Komatsu	54,600
ML Mun Leong CheongSingapore	51,000
DP Dixon Pang Seng Jun	50,500
PU Patchareeporn Usnit	49,400
JM John MatsudaJapan	48,800
JP Jeffrey PamplonaPhilippines	48,800
KA Kenneth AnthonyAustralia	48,100
LM Linda Minh Phuong Nguyen	46,800
MM Masayuki MurataJapan	44,200
DV Deepak VansilIndia	43,300
JL Jimin LeeSouth Korea	43,200
RT Ryan TanPhilippines	43,100
JL Jimin LimSouth Korea	42,900
KT Kaga TamHong Kong	41,900
EM Edwin MarzanPhilippines	41,800
DK Daehoon Kim	40,800
GM Gregory Matthew WinyardThailand	40,700
DK Daiju KomineJapan	40,000
YI Yousuke InoJapan	40,000
TK Taku KubotaJapan	37,400
TK Tamoya KajiJapan	37,100
EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	35,300
MB Maurillo BulauitanPhilippines	34,200
KS Koyo SeraJapan	33,900
LE Lenart EcarmaPhilippines	33,500
RY Raiden Yew Fatt Kan	32,900
RA Randolph AcacioPhilippines	32,600
RB Richard Bati Tolentino	32,200
CX Cai Xin Wong	31,700
RK Rikuhito Komichi	31,300
FY Frederick Yu Jr.	27,800
TH Takumi HashimotoJapan	27,500
KT Kin Tung Chan	27,400
ST Sananthachat ThanapatpisalThailand	24,000
TP Thanapipat PeesanoughThailand	20,000
AV Andrei VavilonskiiRussia	19,500
HM Hiroyuki Matsuzaki	17,400
TJ Tashi James Harrower	17,000