Mystery Bounty - ₱2 million GTD (20,000 PHP)

Finishing Runner-Up in Flight A on Sunday and entering the final day as 5th in chips, Jeffrey Ponce continued to chip up throughout the day, making it to the final table as 4th in chips. Eliminating Yuki Nishio in 8th place with KJ against AJ was a big break, inducing a bluff with top pair against Michael De Leon saw him extend his lead and later eliminating him in 4th place to enter the three-way deal with more chips than 2nd and 3rd combined.

Talking about 2nd and 3rd, the double elimination stole their spotlight, but Michael Cerbito had a great run closing the deal in 2nd with P282,500 from the regular prize pool and an additional P41,000 in bounties and 3rd place Francisco Sanchez, who was extremely active from the get go taking home 267,500 from the deal and six bounties worth a whopping P391,000, making him the biggest winner of the day.

Well done to everyone and we will leave you with the final rankings of the Mystery Bounty Final:

When faced with a 12,000 open from HJ Kim Hong Ko, SB Jose Colada pumps it to 36,000 and a call has the dealer reveal 3♣ 8♠ 4♣ . A small c-bet of 12,000 induces Kim Hong Ko to jam 100,000 with 3♠ 3♥ that gets snapped by Jose Colada holding the nuts 8♦ 8♥ . The dealer doesn't deliver a wonder and completes the board 8♣ 4♠ , sending Kim Hong Ko to the rail.

That's it for the Flight A Mystery Bounty with hyper active player Janno Alvarez coming out on top of 42 players, bagging 324,000, closely followed by Jeffrey Ponce with 296,000 and Tony Khoang in third with 236,000.

The Day 2 Final will start on Tuesday at 12:00 noon and for those who missed to qualify today we have another chance tomorrow at 17:00 with Flight B.

The final 7 qualifiers are:

With a 9,000 open from +2, Janno Alvarez takes BB Kim Hong Ko to the flop 5♦ 9♣ 6♦ that gets checked to the turn A♦ . When checked to him, Janno Alvarez slides out a delayed c-bet for 6,000 that gets called to see the river 7♣ . Another 27,000 bet gets quickly called by Kim Hong Ko with A♠ T♦ , beating Alvarez' K♣ Q♦ .