Okada Millions (8,000 PHP)

The final two players opted to flip for the title. Anacleto Quijano had 3♠ 2♣ , Beomhui Kang ahead 9♠ 5♠ . The final board was Q♠ 4♣ 6♥ K♥ J♠ . Both missed for Kang's bigger card to play.

Hand #25: Hernan Villa raises 650,000 from under the gun, Vamerdino Magsakay defends on the big blind then folds to Villa's 700,000 bet on the flop J♣ K♣ 7♦ .

Hand #26: Anacleto Quijano looks down at Q♦ Q♠ and raises 675,000 from the button. Small blind Vamerdino Magsakay three-bets all in for 2,250,000 with J♠ J♥ . Quijano snap-calls and Magsakay sees the bad news.

With the board running 5♠ 3♣ 9♠ 4♠ 2♥ , Magsakay bows out in 4th place.

Hand #17: Dino Sabatini raises to 800,000 and big blind Beomhui Kang defends his big blind. When the flop runs A♥ 8♥ 6♦ , Kang folds.

Hand #18: Everyone folds to the big blind Yen Ting Huang.

When the flop came 4♦ 2♣ 5♣ , Ramo was given hope with a flush draw, then with the turn A♥ , Quijano jumped ahead with top pair. The exciting hand ended with the river Q♦ knocking out two players.

Ramo finished in 9th place and Park finished in 8th place.

Hand #1: Fahad Alanazi has taken over the chip lead after winning the first pot of the final table. He limped in from the small blind and big blind Hernan Villa checked. Both players checked to the turn 9♦ A♥ T♦ T♠ where Alanazi slid out 200,000 and Villa called. On the river K♦ , it was back to checking. Alanazi showed K♠ 4♥ that bested Villa's 9♣ 2♦ .

Hand #2: Anacleto Quijano opened 800,000 and found no callers.

After nine hours of play, the final 9 playera of the record breaking Okada Million is set! They are now all guaranteed PHP 165,000 (~US$ 2,895) with the top prize looming over their heads worth PHP 1,877,574 (~US$ 32,590). Leading the pack is Hernan Villa, the first ever champion of this event.

With the board running 2♠ A♦ 7♠ , Quijano jumped ahead and a double knockout was in sight however the turn J♦ and river 2♦ were runner runner diamonds for Park to survive.

Rodolf Ramo shoved 640,000 (4 bb) and scored a double up off Anacleto Quijano. Ramo had A♦ Q♠ , Quijano had J♥ 8♥ , this time no hearts for Quijano on the board Q♣ 8♦ Q♦ 7♣ 6♥ .

The moment Jeffrey Pamplona was looking for arrived with A♣ Q♣ in the hole good enough to shove his remaining 640,000 stack. Not much more for the big blind Anacleto Quijano who calls with J♥ 4♥ .

Though Pamplona is ahead, the board runs out 9♦ 3♥ A♥ K♥ T♦ for a flush to Quijano and Pamplona 17th place.

It is now down to the final two tables.

Upon revealing, both have two pair with Quijano backed by top kicker. The turn 6♠ and river Q♥ seals the win for Quijano to ship all of Angeles's chips.

Ho-Tai Tsai's run has ended at the hands of the bulldozing Anacleto Quijano. Tsai had T♣ Tc and raised to 150,000, big blind Quijano defended. At the flop and turn 2♣ K♦ 3♥ 7♣ , Tsai bet 275,000 and 695,000 all it, but still couldn't scare away Quijano.

Quijano flipped over K♣ 8♣ top pair. With only a river miracle to help Tsai, it didn't materialize on the river 6♦ ,

Anacleto Quijano is now well into the 2M mark after knocking out Mario Valdiviezo. The hand kicks off with a 70,000 raise from Valdiviezo with A♠ K♥ on hand, Quijano calls from the button with Q♣ 9♣ .

When the flop spreads A♣ J♣ 8♣ , it is bad news for Valdiviezo as his top pair is way beaten by the flush. Valdiviezo bets into it for 50,000 and Quijano flats. The turn 9♠ is checked by Valdiviezo, Quijano lays out 150,000, Valdiviezo shoves a massive 900,000, and barely thinking about it, Quijano calls.

Upon revealing, Valdiviezo is drawing dead and goes bust.

Keijiro Shimojo has enjoyed a couple of boosts today but all that is in the past with Anacleto Quijano shipping in all of his chips. On Shimojo's final hand, he jams 265,000 with T♥ T♠ in the hole that doesn't get by Quijano's K♣ K♠ on a board that ensures it running 4♣ 2♣ 4♠ 9♣ K♦ .