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South Korea, Incheon

APT Incheon 2026

2026.08.07 - 2026.08.16 Add to Calendar

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Updates Chip Counts Info

Jeerasak Khumchanthuek

2,000,000+1.4M

Phuong Ngoc Nguyen

1,800,000+1.5M

Nattichai Sutipanwihan

Blind level

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

Entries

22/709

Total Chips

21,270,000

Average

966,818

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8/8/2026, 5:56:46 AM

Fujiwara Drills the Flop to Get a Double

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

Chihiro Fujiwara

Action folded to Chihiro Fujiwara in the hijack, who open-jammed for 95,000, only for Ivan Govorov, sat in the small blind, to three-bet all-in, having the big blind covered, who then folded faster than a cheetah on caffeine.

Chihiro Fujiwara: K♣ 9♠

Ivan Govorov: A♣ 6♦

Just the flop that Fujiwara ordered came T♥ Q♠ J♣ to send her soaring into the lead and leave Govorov drawing to chop outs. The A♥ turn improved Fujiwara's straight to Broadway, and the J♥ river changed nothing as Fujiwara was sent the pot for a double-up.

Player	Chips	Progress
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	570,000(11 BB)	-130,000
CF Chihiro FujiwaraJapan	315,000(6 BB)	-9,000

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8/8/2026, 5:53:31 AM

Lin Continues and Takes From Nguyen

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

Phuong Ngoc Nguyen

Phuong Ngoc Nguyen under the gun opened to 110,000, and Po Jung Lin in the hijack three-bet to 240,000. Nguyen called to see a flop.

The flop came T♥ J♦ 5♦. After a check, Lin continued with 225,000, which was enough to force a fold from Nguyen.

Player	Chips	Progress
PN Phuong Ngoc NguyenViet Nam	1,800,000(36 BB)	1,457,000
PJ Po Jung LinTaiwan	1,600,000(32 BB)	930,000

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8/8/2026, 5:29:01 AM

Cheng Sends Zhang to the Cage

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

In some blind-on-blind action, Frank Zhang raised to 230,000 from the small blind and left himself just 10,000 behind. Wing Cheng, sat in the big blind, three-bet all in, and Zhang covered. Zhang used two of his time banks before tossing in the call for his tournament life.

Frank Zhang: J♣ 3♥

Wing Cheng: A♠ 2♠

Zhang was in trouble and needed some help pretty sharpish to stay alive. The dealer offered none on the 6♦ 2♦ A♥ flop, which sent Cheng even further into the lead. The 4♥ turn left Zhang drawing dead, and the 5♠ river sealed the deal to send him packing.

Player	Chips	Progress
LW Lok Wing ChengHong Kong	820,000(16 BB)	693,000
FZ Frank ZhangUnited States of America	busted

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 22/709

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8/8/2026, 5:23:48 AM

Yamashita Pushes Ryushin Out of the Pot

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

Naoki Yamashita opened to 80,000 from the hijack, and Ogura Ryushin on the button, and big blind Chzhen Evgenii joined in to see a flop.

The dealer spread 7♦ 4♥ 3♣. After a check, Yamashita continued with 75,000. Ryushin called, but Evgenii got out of the way.

On the Q♥ turn, Yamashita kept the pressure high with a 125,000 bet. Not to be shaken off, Ryushin continued to hang on.

On the 9♣ river, Ryushin had to spend two time cards to consider his options after Yamashita fired 350,000. A call would commit half of Ryushin's stack. He finally decided to concede both his hand and the pot to Yamashita.

Player	Chips	Progress
NY Naoki YamashitaJapan	1,400,000(35 BB)	1,275,000
OR Ogura RyushinJapan	840,000(21 BB)	732,000

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8/8/2026, 5:22:16 AM

Shota Doubles Through Lin

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

Po Jung Lin

Jung Lin opened to 80,000 from late position, only for Yano Shota to three-bet all in from the cutoff for about 300,000.

Action came back around to Lin, who, after a short tank, made the call to put Shota at risk.

Yano Shota: A♣ 7♣

Jung Lin: 9♣ 9♥

The 6♦ 2♦ A♥ flop was not the best for Lin, as it sent Shota into the lead. Nothing changed on the 4♥ turn or the 5♠ river, and Shota was awarded the pot for a double-up.

Player	Chips	Progress
PJ Po Jung LinTaiwan	670,000(17 BB)	-506,000
YS Yano ShotaJapan	620,000(16 BB)	330,000

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8/8/2026, 5:20:57 AM

Zheng Rivers a Pair, Doubles

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

Action was picked up with Yutao Zheng in the big blind and at risk against Suiyuan Chen on the button in an all-in showdown.

Yutao Zheng: A♣ T♣

Suiyuan Chen: A♦ Q♠

Chen had Zheng dominated all the way through the turn on a board of 4♠ K♦ 5♣ K♥. But Zheng pulled off an upset when the T♥ fell on the river. Chen visibly disappointed, quietly watched as his chips were pushed toward Zheng.

Player	Chips	Progress
YZ Yutao ZhengChina	682,000(17 BB)	72,000
SC Suiyuan ChenChina	415,000(10 BB)	260,000

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 29/709

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8/8/2026, 4:58:26 AM

Yang Spikes the Turn to Stay Alive

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

Haibo Yang opened to 245,000 from early position, which left him just 5,000 behind. Haruna Matsumoto, seated in the next seat, then three-bet all in to 400,000.

Action came back around to Yang, who, waiting for a pay jump, tossed in all his time banks for the dealer to pull in at will. A♠ the clock was about to hit zero and his last time bank had been pulled in, Yang tossed in his last 5,000 chip to make the call.

Haibo Yang: 5♥ 5♦

Haruna Matsumoto: A♣ J♠

The A♥ K♣ 3♦ flop was not what Yang was looking for, as it sent Matsumoto into the lead, but the 5♣ peeled off on the turn and gave Yang his set to retake the lead. There was no drama for Yang on the T♥ river, and he was awarded the pot for a double-up.

Player	Chips	Progress
HY Haibo YangChina	560,000(19 BB)	417,000
HM Haruna MatsumotoJapan	150,000(5 BB)	150,000

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8/8/2026, 4:52:32 AM

Rudolph Back in the Game

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

Ian Julius Rudolph

Three-way play was already underway with around 350,000 chips in the middle of the table on a 6♦ 5♥ 3♣ flop.

Haruna Matsumoto in the small blind checked the action to Ian Julius Rudolph in the blind who fired 60,000. Jeerasak Khumchanthuek in early position called as did Matsumoto.

Another check came from Matsumoto on the Q♥ turn, prompting Rudolph to shove all in for 410,000. Khumchantuek asked for a count, then called. Matsumoto left the two players to head to showdown.

Ian Julius Rudolph: 6♠ 5♣

Jeerasak Khumchantuek: K♠ Q♠

Rudolph flopped two pair against Khumchantuek's turned pair. The dealer completed the board with an A♠ river, then pushed the pot toward Rudolph for a double-up.

Player	Chips	Progress
JK Jeerasak KhumchanthuekThailand	2,000,000(67 BB)	1,374,000
IR Ian RudolphUnited States of America	1,260,000(42 BB)	922,000
HM Haruna MatsumotoJapan	400,000(13 BB)	-10,000

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8/8/2026, 4:37:57 AM

Govorov Chasing Second APT Title

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

Ivan Govorov

Russia’s Ivan Govorov entered the Korea National Cup Final Day as the overall chip leader after dominating Flight B and bagging 827,000. He remains among the larger stacks with around 700,000 as the field continues to shrink.

Govorov is searching for his second APT title after winning the record-breaking APT Manila Classic Main Event in February 2025. He overcame a 1,202-entry field, the largest APT Main Event held in the Philippines, to collect PHP 11,069,680, approximately USD 190,000.

The Russian player began that final table as one of the shortest stacks before completing a huge comeback and defeating WSOP bracelet winner Samuel Mullur heads-up.

According to The Hendon Mob, Govorov now has more than USD 714,000 in recorded live tournament earnings. Another deep run is taking shape in Incheon, although he still has plenty of work ahead if he is to add the Korea National Cup trophy to his collection.

Player	Chips
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	700,000(23 BB)

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8/8/2026, 4:34:00 AM

Bao Flops Top Pair

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

Natthichai Sutipanwihan opened to a minimum raise from the button, and Yu Bao in the big blind called to see a flop.

The dealer fanned out K♣ 3♣ 4♥. Bao check-called Sutipanwihan's bet of 35,000 to see another card.

Both players checked the 4♦ turn. On the 8♥ river, Bao led out with 60,000, and Sutipanwihan called, only to muck his hand after seeing his opponent table K♦ 5♦ for a flopped top pair.

Player	Chips	Progress
NS Nattichai SutipanwihanThailand	1,600,000(53 BB)	1,303,000
YB Yu BaoChina	700,000(23 BB)	561,000

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8/8/2026, 4:33:57 AM

Yama Takes Over the Moto's

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

Reo Yamamoto

Reo Yamamoto made it 60,000 to play from under the gun, only for Kazutoshi Takemoto, seated in the next seat, to three-bet all in for 140,000. Action came back around to Yamamoto, who snap-called.

Kazutoshi Takemoto: K♣ J♠

Reo Yamamoto: A♠ Q♠

Both players spiked a pair on the 9♥ J♣ A♣ flop, but Yamamoto stayed in front. Takemoto got no help on the 2♥ turn or the 8♣ river and was sent to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
RY Reo YamamotoJapan	1,130,000(38 BB)	830,000
KT Kazutoshi TakemotoJapan	busted

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 34/709

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8/8/2026, 3:57:53 AM

Break Time

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

Players are now on their first 15-minute break of the day.

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8/8/2026, 3:55:54 AM

Lin Doubles Through Lin

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

Hua Wei Lin

Action was picked up with Hua Wei Lin in the small blind and Po Jung Lin in the big blind in an all-in showdown.

Po Jung Lin: A♥ 9♠

Hua Wei Lin: A♠ T♥

Hua Wei Lin lost her lead when Po Jung Lin hit the Q♠ J♠ 9♣ flop with a pair. Her outs increased with a straight draw, but the turn fell 5♥. The dealer completed the board with an 8♠ river, sealing Lin's double-up.

Hua Wei Lin was eliminated a few hands later.

Player	Chips	Progress
PJ Po Jung LinTaiwan	1,176,000(47 BB)	1,058,000
HW Hua Wei LinTaiwan	busted	-915,000

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8/8/2026, 3:51:32 AM

Yamashita Ends Bakovic's Day

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

Naoki Yamashita

Heads-up to the flop of 5♣ T♥ 4♠ with 125,000 in the pot, Alen Bakovic checked from the small blind to Naoki Yamashita in late position, who bet 25,000.

Bakovic tanked for a while and then put in a check-raise all in to 160,000. Yamashita then briefly went into the tank before tossing in the call.

Alen Bakovic: J♠ T♣

Naoki Yamashita: K♣ K♦

"What are you thinking about?" asked Bakovic upon seeing Yamashita's cards as he stood up to leave the table, with the dealer peeling off the 7♦ turn and 4♦ river, which gave him no help at all.

Player	Chips	Progress
NY Naoki YamashitaJapan	1,040,000(42 BB)	894,000
AB Alen BakovicCanada	busted

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8/8/2026, 3:48:38 AM

Muandech Gets a Big Bite Off Yamamoto's Stack

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

Play was underway with Reo Yamamoto in late position and Anucha Muandech at risk in the small blind, with their chips and cards in the middle of the table.

Anucha Muandech: A♦ K♠

Reo Yamamoto: K♥ T♠

Muandech was looking at a potential double-up when the flop came A♠ T♠ Q♥, strengthening his lead. Yamamoto still had outs but had to surrender a good chunk of his chips when the dealer peeled a 9♣ turn and a 9♥ river.

Player	Chips	Progress
AM Anucha MuandechThailand	485,000(19 BB)	5,000
RY Reo YamamotoJapan	300,000(12 BB)	-130,000

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8/8/2026, 3:34:00 AM

Hua Wei Lin Building in Korea National Cup

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

Hua Wei Lin

Taiwan's Hua Wei Lin has enjoyed a strong start to the Korea National Cup, increasing her stack from 337,000 to around 475,000 during the opening levels.

The Natural8 ambassador is no stranger to deep runs on the Asian Poker Tour. According to The Hendon Mob, Lin sits third on the APT Women's All-Time Money List with more than USD 207,000 in recorded cashes.

Her largest APT result came here in Incheon in 2023, when she finished third in the High Roller 8-Max for USD 61,981. More recently, Lin placed second in the APT Jeju Double Stack for USD 16,985 before finishing 11th in the 1,603-entry APT Championship Taipei Mini Main Event for another USD 16,727.

Player	Chips	Progress
HW Hua Wei LinTaiwan	475,000(24 BB)	138,000

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 56/709

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8/8/2026, 3:27:11 AM

Tsukiashi Wins Battle of the Blinds

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

Nobutaka Tsukiashi

Brett Hoy in the small blind raised to 20,000, and Nobutaka Tsukiashi in the big blind went into the tank, needing a time card to consider his options. He decided to shove all in for 180,000, and Hoy, covered, called, putting his tournament life at risk.

Brett Hoy: 7♦ 6♥

Nobutaka Tsukiashi: 9♣ 8♦

Tsukiashi was pushed further into the lead when the flop dropped 8♠ 3♥ 4♣. Hoy still had a chance to improve with a straight draw, but the runout came Q♣ T♠, sending him to hit the showers.

Player	Chips	Progress
NT Nobutaka TsukiashiJapan	260,000(13 BB)	-15,000
BH Brett HoyCanada	busted

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8/8/2026, 3:25:09 AM

Matsumoto Sends Lai Packing

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

Haruna Matsumoto

Action folded to Kai Lai in late position, who open-jammed all in for 66,000, and it came around to Haruna Matsumoto, who checked the count and made the call to put Lai at risk.

Kai Lai: A♥ 6♠

Haruna Matsumoto: 9♣ 8♣

The door card Lai wanted to see did not appear on the 9♠ Q♠ T♠ flop, but it did give him some additional flush outs as well as his ace.

The 9♥ turn made matters a bit tougher for Lai, taking away his pair outs, and when the river bricked out with the 4♣, Lai was sent to the cage.

Player	Chips	Progress
HM Haruna MatsumotoJapan	410,000(21 BB)	-28,000
CK Chun Kai LaiTaiwan	busted

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8/8/2026, 3:21:06 AM

Yamamoto's Boat Drowns Kan's Hope

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

Igor Kan open-shoved all in from the hijack for 130,000, making big blind Reo Yamamoto throw in a time card to consider his options when action came to him. He finally made the call, taking them to showdown.

Igor Kan: A♣ J♦

Reo Yamamoto: K♠ 9♠

Kan, in the lead, looked satisfied when the hands were tabled, but the flop came 7♦ K♣ 2♠, pushing Yamamoto ahead. Kan still had outs, but the turn was a brick with the 2♥. The K♥ river gave Yamamoto a boat, drowning Kan's hopes of continuing further.

Player	Chips	Progress
RY Reo YamamotoJapan	430,000(22 BB)	196,000
IK Igor KanRussia	busted

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

30 minutes

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8/8/2026, 2:58:57 AM

Ryusuke Dominates and Eliminates Teerapong

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

Jenjaroenwong Teerapong open-shoved for 8,000, and Kosugi Ryusuke responded with his own all-in, pushing the remaining players out of the pot and taking both of them to showdown.

Jenjaroenwong Teerapong: A♣ 7♣

Kosugi Ryusuke: A♠ K♠

Ryusuke had Teerapong dominated and stayed in the lead on the 5♥ K♦ 4♦ flop. Teerapong didn't see any chance of improving and headed to the payout counter after the dealer completed the board with the 5♦ 9♦.

Player	Chips	Progress
RK Ryusuke KosugiJapan	132,000(8 BB)	-28,000
TJ Teerapong JenjaroenwongThailand	busted	-87,000

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8/8/2026, 2:57:00 AM

Sick Run Out for Nguyen in Three-Way All In

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

Wang Lung Wong open-jammed all in from under the gun for about 52,000, and action came to Ngoc Trung Cao in middle position, who three-bet all in for about 120,000.

It then came around to short-stacked Quan Nguyen in the big blind, who called all in for his remaining 32,000, and cards were revealed.

Quan Nguyen: T♠ 9♠

Wang Lung Wong: T♥ 6♠

Ngoc Trung Cao: K♣ Q♣

The flop of K♠ J♠ Q♥ gave everyone something, but when the Q♠ peeled off on the turn, it gave Nguyen a straight flush, even though it made Cao a full house. The river brought the J♦ and made Nguyen quads, which was still no good against Nguyen's straight flush. Nguyen was pushed the main pot for a triple-up, while Cao took the side pot, sending Wong to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
NT Ngoc Trung CaoViet Nam	104,000(7 BB)	-94,000
QN Quan Nguyen TheViet Nam	97,000(6 BB)	-63,000
WL Wang Lung WongAustralia	busted	-49,000

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8/8/2026, 2:55:19 AM

The Sun Shines Early

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

Yue Sun opened from under the gun to 25,000, and an unknown player in middle position shoved all in for 157,000. Sun called, taking them to showdown.

Unknown Player: K♠ K♦

Yue Sun: A♥ A♠

The unknown player was hoping to double with kings but ran into Sun's aces early in the day. The flop came 6♥ 9♠ J♠, providing no help for the player. The runout J♦ 2♠ sealed his fate, sending him to the rails.

Player	Chips	Progress
YS Yue SunChina	310,000(19 BB)	140,000

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

30 minutes

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8/8/2026, 2:31:34 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal

APT National Cup - Final Day Cards are in the air for Day 2 of the Korea Naional Cup.

Stay tuned for all the action from the floor as it unfolds.

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8/8/2026, 1:40:29 AM

APT Korean National Cup Final Day Begins with Ivan Govorov Leading the Field

Chip Leader Ivan Govorov

The third series of the Asian Poker Tour’s 20th Anniversary season, APT Incheon 2026, is officially underway with the highly anticipated APT Korea National Cup reaching its final day today at Paradise City Casino Resort in Incheon, South Korea.

After the completion of three starting flights, the APT Korea National Cup Final Day is set to begin at 11:15 AM (KST). The event has amassed a total prize pool of KRW 409,459,411 (~USD 290,400), easily surpassing its initial guaranteed prize pool of KRW 200,000,000 (~USD 141,000) and setting a new tour-stop record for the event.

From a total field of 709 entries (451 unique players) from 28 different nations, 101 players remain for today’s final day. Each player is already assured at least KRW 1,110,000 (~USD 790), with all eyes on the KRW 78,109,411 (~USD 55,400) top prize.

Player	Chips
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	827,000
JK Jeerasak KhumchanthuekThailand	626,000
YZ Yutao ZhengChina	610,000
FZ Frank ZhangUnited States of America	600,000
TG Tuguldur GantumurMongolia	552,000
AM Anucha MuandechThailand	480,000
AU Alexander UgayRussia	471,000
HM Haruna MatsumotoJapan	438,000
XL Xiang LiuTaiwan	425,000
SF Sho FujikiJapan	424,000

Flight A attracted 236 entries, producing the event’s early frontrunners. Thailand’s Jeerasak Khumchanthuek emerged as the flight’s chip leader after bagging 626,000 chips, good for second overall. He is closely followed by Mongolia’s Tuguldur Gantumur with 552,000, while Japan’s Haruna Matsumoto rounds out the flight’s top three with 438,000. Gantumur and Matsumoto sit fifth and seventh overall, respectively.

Flight B drew the largest field with 307 entries, pushing the event well beyond its guarantee. APT Manila Classic Main Event champion Ivan Govorov topped the flight with 827,000 chips, putting him at the top of the overall leaderboard. American Frank Zhang (600,000) and Thailand’s Anucha Muandech (480,000) finished second and third in the flight, respectively, and currently sit fourth and sixth overall.

Flight C Chip Leader Yutao Zheng

The final starting flight, Flight C, attracted a further 166 entries. China’s Yutao Zheng led the flight with 610,000 chips, good for third overall. Japan’s Ryouma Yamanaka (422,000) and Austria’s Phuong Ngoc Nguyen (343,000) finished second and third in the flight, respectively, but fell short of the overall top ten.

With a lucrative payday awaiting the champion, the chase for the prestigious APT Lion Trophy promises nonstop poker action, big moments, and plenty of drama. Stay locked in as we bring you live updates straight from the tournament floor.

Place	Payout (KRW)	Payout (USD)
1	78,109,411	$55,420
2	47,710,000	$33,850
3	34,090,000	$24,185
4	25,810,000	$18,310
5	20,540,000	$14,575
6	15,770,000	$11,190
7	11,400,000	$8,090
8	7,780,000	$5,520
9	6,180,000	$4,385
10	5,020,000	$3,560

Chip Counts

Player	Chips
IG Ivan GovorovRussia	827,000
JK Jeerasak KhumchanthuekThailand	626,000
YZ Yutao ZhengChina	610,000
FZ Frank ZhangUnited States of America	600,000
TG Tuguldur GantumurMongolia	552,000
AM Anucha MuandechThailand	480,000
AU Alexander UgayRussia	471,000
HM Haruna MatsumotoJapan	438,000
XL Xiang LiuTaiwan	425,000
SF Sho FujikiJapan	424,000
RY Ryouma YamanakaJapan	422,000
ZH Zebin HuangChina	394,000
KK Koji KomatsuJapan	375,000
CE Chzhen EvgeniiRussia	365,000
JP Junru PiaoJapan	348,000
PN Phuong Ngoc NguyenViet Nam	343,000
IR Ian RudolphUnited States of America	338,000
HW Hua Wei LinTaiwan	337,000
CF Chihiro FujiwaraJapan	324,000
KE Koichi EbikoJapan	321,000
KM Katsushi MiyataJapan	301,000
NS Nattichai SutipanwihanThailand	297,000
AB Alen BakovicCanada	295,000
TT Tetsuya TsujisakaJapan	293,000
YS Yano ShotaJapan	290,000
FY Fucheng YangChina	290,000
NT Nobutaka TsukiashiJapan	275,000
TP Thonsakul PrajukjitThailand	268,000
SM Shota MasudaJapan	262,000
TM Taisuke MenjuJapan	260,000
JY Jin YoojinSouth Korea	251,000
BB Byambajav BandiMongolia	244,000
WZ Wei ZhuChina	240,000
RY Reo YamamotoJapan	234,000
TT Tomoya TsubouchiJapan	232,000
BC Ben ChisemUnited Kingdom	224,000
ST Seita TakahashiJapan	212,000
KT Kazutoshi TakemotoJapan	207,000
HJ Heng Je HuTaiwan	201,000
NT Ngoc Trung CaoViet Nam	198,000
HN Hiroshi NoguchiJapan	191,000
PD Pakorn DuangtrakanThailand	189,000
JW Jiawei WangChina	181,000
JH Junyu HuangChina	180,000
CH Chung Heung LinHong Kong	171,000
YS Yue SunChina	170,000
TT Tirachok ThongklubThailand	169,000
ML Maxim LykovRussia	167,000
MT Mizuki TakeuchiJapan	167,000
NT Nujuta ThongprasertThailand	166,000
AK Anak KanokvichitraThailand	164,000
KM Kaisei MatsumotoJapan	163,000
TK Tatsuya KitaharaJapan	163,000
SK Shinichiro KanoJapan	160,000
QN Quan Nguyen TheViet Nam	160,000
RK Ryusuke KosugiJapan	160,000
AV Asilbek VokhidovUzbekistan	159,000
ZL Zhentao LongChina	158,000
SC Suiyuan ChenChina	155,000
HG Hayato GengoJapan	155,000
MS Masayuki SenoJapan	147,000
NY Naoki YamashitaJapan	146,000
HY Haibo YangChina	143,000
YB Yu BaoChina	139,000
QM Quang Minh BachViet Nam	139,000
YT Yutaka TakahashiJapan	134,000
GT Gensei TakedaJapan	128,000
LW Lok Wing ChengHong Kong	127,000
CC Chaopeng ChenChina	126,000
MH Matthew HoUnited States of America	124,000
DJ Daniel James CuffeyUnited States of America	121,000
SK Sho KobayashiJapan	119,000
ST Shiono TakashiJapan	118,000
PJ Po Jung LinTaiwan	118,000
AT Ai TsuchiyaJapan	117,000
IK Igor KanRussia	114,000
RS Ryota ShimoyamaJapan	112,000
BH Brett HoyCanada	109,000
OR Ogura RyushinJapan	108,000
MK Methuz KaewsaikaoThailand	107,000
EY Eun Yul YeeGermany	107,000
YM Yuta MutsuuraJapan	107,000
RT Ryunosuke TakagishiJapan	106,000
JS Jin SasazuJapan	95,000
YM Yukinari MeraJapan	93,000
YH Yi Hsuan ChiangTaiwan	93,000
TJ Teerapong JenjaroenwongThailand	87,000
ZX Zheng Xian WongNetherlands	84,000
YT Yuji TakagiJapan	82,000
MY Maruyama YuichiroJapan	82,000
TN Tomohiko NakamuraJapan	75,000
YL Yingrui LiuChina	69,000
TK Takeshi KasugaJapan	66,000
JZ Jie ZhengChina	64,000
CK Chun Kai LaiTaiwan	63,000
ZP Ze Ping LiChina	59,000
YW Yongbin WangChina	57,000
WL Wang Lung WongAustralia	49,000
HS Hirotake SuzukiJapan	44,000
HY Ho Yin ChengHong Kong	28,000
SR Suttipoth RatanaarpaThailand	19,000

Place	Payout (KRW)	Payout (USD)
1	78,109,411	$55,420
2	47,710,000	$33,850
3	34,090,000	$24,185
4	25,810,000	$18,310
5	20,540,000	$14,575
6	15,770,000	$11,190
7	11,400,000	$8,090
8	7,780,000	$5,520
9	6,180,000	$4,385
10	5,020,000	$3,560
11	5,020,000	$3,560
12	4,320,000	$3,065
13	4,320,000	$3,065
14	3,910,000	$2,775
15	3,910,000	$2,775
16	3,500,000	$2,485
17	3,500,000	$2,485
18	3,090,000	$2,190
19	3,090,000	$2,190
20	3,090,000	$2,190
21	2,680,000	$1,900
22	2,680,000	$1,900
23	2,680,000	$1,900
24	2,260,000	$1,605
25	2,260,000	$1,605
26	2,260,000	$1,605
27	2,260,000	$1,605
28	1,930,000	$1,370
29	1,930,000	$1,370
30	1,930,000	$1,370
31	1,930,000	$1,370
32	1,730,000	$1,225
33	1,730,000	$1,225
34	1,730,000	$1,225
35	1,730,000	$1,225
36	1,730,000	$1,225
37	1,730,000	$1,225
38	1,730,000	$1,225
39	1,730,000	$1,225
40	1,520,000	$1,080
41	1,520,000	$1,080
42	1,520,000	$1,080
43	1,520,000	$1,080
44	1,520,000	$1,080
45	1,520,000	$1,080
46	1,520,000	$1,080
47	1,520,000	$1,080
48	1,520,000	$1,080
49	1,520,000	$1,080
50	1,520,000	$1,080
51	1,520,000	$1,080
52	1,520,000	$1,080
53	1,520,000	$1,080
54	1,520,000	$1,080
55	1,520,000	$1,080
56	1,320,000	$935
57	1,320,000	$935
58	1,320,000	$935
59	1,320,000	$935
60	1,320,000	$935
61	1,320,000	$935
62	1,320,000	$935
63	1,320,000	$935
64	1,320,000	$935
65	1,320,000	$935
66	1,320,000	$935
67	1,320,000	$935
68	1,320,000	$935
69	1,320,000	$935
70	1,320,000	$935
71	1,320,000	$935
72	1,190,000	$845
73	1,190,000	$845
74	1,190,000	$845
75	1,190,000	$845
76	1,190,000	$845
77	1,190,000	$845
78	1,190,000	$845
79	1,190,000	$845
80	1,190,000	$845
81	1,190,000	$845
82	1,190,000	$845
83	1,190,000	$845
84	1,190,000	$845
85	1,190,000	$845
86	1,190,000	$845
87	1,190,000	$845
88	1,190,000	$845
89	1,190,000	$845
90	1,190,000	$845
91	1,190,000	$845
92	1,190,000	$845
93	1,190,000	$845
94	1,190,000	$845
95	1,190,000	$845
96	1,110,000	$790
97	1,110,000	$790
98	1,110,000	$790
99	1,110,000	$790
100	1,110,000	$790
101	1,110,000	$790