William Ysmael of the Philippines bested a field of 521 entries and in the end an ICM chop awarded him the title and PhP3,035,000 (~US$54,188).
He and fellow Filipino Edilberto "Duroy" Gopez were slated to battle in Heads Up before both decided to split the remining prize money and have Ysmael declared as champion.
It is the seventh title for the Filipino and third Main Event trophy the Asia Poker Championship Main Event in 2022 and the Pokerstars Manila Super Series 17 Main Event last year.
Gopez also gets the same amount in his second place while Australian Craig Landry finished third for PhP1,670,000 (~US$29,817).
Dates: September 25-29, 2024
Buy in: Php 45,000 (~US$800)
Guarantee: PhP20,000,000 (~US$357,085)
Prize pool: PhP20,467,485 (~US$365,432)
Entries: 521 (290 unique)
ITM: 80 places
Day 1A entries: 78 / 12 qualified
Day 1B entries: 130 / 20 qualified
Day 1C entries: 250 / 38 qualified
Day 1D (Turbo) entries: 63 / 10 qualified
Remaining Payouts:
1st - William Ysmael - Philippines - PhP3,035,000* (~US$54,188)
2nd - Edilberto Gopez - Philippines - PhP3,035,000* (~US$54,188)
3rd - Craig Landry - Australia - PhP1,670,000 (~US$29,817)
4th - Jaime Ramon Reyes - United States - PhP1,290,000 (~US$23,032)
5th - Maxwell Rosete - Philippines - PhP990,000 (~US$17,678)
6th - Jason Magbanua - Philippines - PhP760,000 (~US$13,579)
7th - Masanori Ishihara - Japan - PhP585,500 (~US$10,454)
8th - Rick Jason Ambata - Philippines - PhP450,000 (~US$8,034)
9th - Rishi Mirpuri - Singapore - PhP376,485 (~US$6,722)
*The combatants in Heads Up decided on an ICM chop and determined that Ysmael would be the declared champion