Deepstack (12,500 PHP)

With Anant pairing up on the turn, and no change on the river, Patterson setted for 2nd place.

With Anant spiking a higher pair on the flop, he shipped a huge double up that sent Patterson down to 10 bb.

After nearly twelve hours, the Deepstack has reached heads up wih Anant Acharya and Ashley Patterson due to battle it out for the title and the ₱356,780 top prize. For the runner-up, ₱223,500.

Small blind Anant Acharya min-raises and goes to the flop with caller Ashley Patterson on the big blind. Both players check it to the turn 6♣ J♠ Q♠ 4♣ . Anant slides out 60,000, Patterson calls then takes the reins on the river 7♠ by betting 300,000 after Anant checks. Anant folds.

From cutoff, Anthony Castro looked down at A♣ J♣ and three-bet 155,000. Action folded around back to initial raiser Ashley Patterson who four-bet all in with his massive stack. Castro called and was at risk against Patterson's Q♣ Q♥ . With the board running 6♦ 5♦ 2♣ 4♠ 3♦ , they split with a straight showing.

Ashley Patterson defended his big blind by calling hijack Anthony Castro's 55,000 raise. Both checked to the turn 4♠ 9♠ 2♣ 7♠ . Patterson led out 100,000 that Castro called. Patterson continued on the river 7♦ announcing all in. Castro folded.

From hijack, Kumar Asnani opens for 18,000 then slows down by checking back the flop 6♣ 5♥ 5♣ with big blind Ashley Patterson. On the turn T♠ , Patterson assumes control for 22,000 and Asnani calls. The river T♦ sees Patterson fire 50,000, Asnani makes it 100,000, Patterson can't pull the trigger and folds. Asnani shows A♠ T♣ .

On a board 5♠ 3♣ A♠ 9♠ K♥ , a pot of 183,000 was swimming in the middle. Ashley Patterson checked to Byambasuren Danzanbaljir who sent out 75,000. Patterson folded.