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Okada Manila

Philippines, Manila

Okada Manila Millions 2026

2026.04.29 - 2026.05.10 Add to Calendar

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Updates Chip Counts Info

Blind level

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Entries

9/2,387

Total Chips

59,675,000

Average

6,630,556

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 3:02:10 PM

Record Breaking Okada Manila Millions Final Table Set With Joshua Figuerres Leading The Final Nine

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Joshua Figuerres

The Okada Manila Millions has made history, drawing a record-breaking 2,387 entries. With a buy-in of PHP 8,000 (~USD 130), the initial PHP 6,000,000 guarantee was more than doubled, resulting in a total prize pool of PHP 16,300,346 (~USD 264,535).

The final table is now set, with Joshua Figuerres leading the remaining nine players with 13,125,000 in chips. Figuerres earned a huge boost late in the day after winning a pivotal 11-million-chip flip, where his pocket nines held against the ace-queen suited of Nikhil Gupta.

Figuerres enters the final day with significant momentum and a proven track record. He recently secured his largest career payout at the Macau Poker Open, taking home $244,510, and will now look to add an Okada Manila title to his resume.

Despite the loss in that massive pot, Gutta demonstrated resilience, recovering over the final levels to bag the second-largest stack with 10,375,000. Gutta remains a primary threat as one of only three players to cross the 10-million-chip threshold.

Okada Manila Millions 2026 Final Table

Final Table Chip Count

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	13,125,000(44 BB)
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	10,375,000(35 BB)
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	10,050,000(34 BB)
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	7,300,000(24 BB)
KT Ko TanakaJapan	6,375,000(21 BB)
JS Joseph SiaPhilippines	4,750,000(16 BB)
DD Dominik DoublonGermany	2,675,000(9 BB)
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	2,375,000(8 BB)
NM Nichols ManaloPhilippines	2,250,000(8 BB)

Rounding out the three players above the 10-million mark is Kim Enriquez, who bagged 10,050,000. Enriquez was a consistent force throughout Day 2, holding the chip lead at every scheduled break and maintaining a dominant presence at his table.

One of his most significant hands of the day occurred when he eliminated Sung Choun Joon. Enriquez picked up pocket Aces against Joon’s Ace-Queen, winning a four-million-chip pot that helped cement his status as a top contender.

Enriquez is no stranger to deep runs in Manila. In August 2025, he recorded his largest career score at the APPT Manila Main Event, finishing in 4th place for PHP 5,100,000 (~$88,345). After narrowly missing out on the podium last year, he now enters the final table as one of only three players with an eight-figure stack, looking to secure his first major Okada Manila Millions title.

Kim Enriquez

Day 2 Action

The Day 2 field shrank fast, with half of the players gone by the first break. Among those who started were Paul Pak, Jackson Jackson, and Joseroy Jeremias, who each managed to qualify twice.

It was a tough day for some of the biggest names in the game. Mike Takayama, ranked #1 on the Philippines all-time money list, was knocked out early in 233rd place. Other champions followed, including APPT Manila 2025 Main Event and Red Dragon winner Justin Ong (200th), as well as Manila Megastack champions Marvin Cerbito (176th) and Edilberto Gopez (131st).

Even the man who started the day as the chip leader, Vamerdino Magsakay, had a bad run and finished in 76th place.

Vamerdino Magsakay

Day 2 Highlights

Day 2 was marked by several big hands that changed the course of the tournament. One of the most notable was a three-way all-in before the flop with Aces, Kings, and Queens. Carmelo Tutay Jr. held the Queens and flopped a set, which held up to knock out both of the other players.

Carmelo Tutay Jr.

Another big hand involved a four-way all-in between Kiril Gelev, Akihiro Kawaguchi, Adrian Jayme, and Howard Doerfling. Doerfling had the best hand preflop and covered all three players. While he stayed ahead on the flop, the turn gave Gelev trips with what had been the weakest starting hand.

The river gave Gelev a full house for a quadruple up. Even though Gelev won the main pot, Doerfling’s Aces won a large side pot, resulting in the exit of both Kawaguchi and Jayme.

Kiril Gelev

Sungmoon You also had an unusual run where he hit quads twice. Down to the final three tables, he flopped quad sevens to double up against Doerfling. Later, he survived a three-way all-in by hitting quads again on the turn. These hands helped him reach the final table with a stack of 2,375,000.

Sungmoon You

Final Two Tables Elimination

The action on the final two tables moved quickly as the field narrowed to the final nine. Remedios Flores, the last woman in the field, was the first to exit in sixteenth place. She was followed by Tutay, who finished in fifteenth place after losing most of his chips in a flip.

Cheng Jing Lim was eliminated in fourteenth place when his Ace-Queen failed to improve against Gutta’s Ace-King, and Emmanuel Segismundo took thirteenth place after his Ace-Jack ran into Kevin Mateo’s Ace-King.

Remedios Flores

Play slowed down briefly with 12 players left, but the pace picked up again during a notable hand between Christopher Pasion and Gutta. Pasion was behind before the flop hit a straight on the board. Gutta, however, caught a six on the river to make a higher straight, sending Pasion out in twelfth place. Minsu Kim was the next to go in eleventh place after running into Mateo’s pocket Aces.

Christopher Pasion

The final table was set when Gelev was eliminated in tenth place. Gelev was all-in with pocket Jacks against Ko Tanaka’s pocket Sixes, but Tanaka hit one of his two outs on the turn to eliminate Gelev.

Ko Tanaka

The action resumes tomorrow when the final nine players return to the Okada Manila PokerStars LIVE tables. Cards are in the air at 1:00 PM local time, with the survivors playing down to a champion.

Tune back into Somuchpoker for all the live action, chip counts, and bustouts, as well as our Instagram/Facebook stories stories for live highlights from the floor!

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 2:53:58 PM

Kiril Gelev Eliminated in 10th Place for PHP 177,000 (~USD 2,875)

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Kiril Gelev

Action folded to the small blind, where Kiril Gelev moved all-in for 2,050,000. Ko Tanaka called from the big blind.

Kiril Gelev: J♥ J♦

Ko Tanaka: 6♣ 6♠

Gelev held the higher pair, leaving Tanaka with two outs. The flop came T♥ 7♥ 7♦ , keeping Gelev in the lead. However, the 6♥ turn gave Tanaka a set, leaving Gelev with only two outs to survive. The A♠ river did not improve Gelev’s hand, and he was eliminated in 10th place.

With Gelev’s exit, the final table is officially set with 9 players remaining.

Congratulations to the final nine!

A full recap and official final table chip counts will follow shortly.

Player	Chips
KT Ko TanakaJapan	6,375,000(21 BB)
KG Kiril GelevCanada	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
10	KG Kiril GelevCanada	177,000	$2,875

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 2:27:26 PM

Minsu Kim Eliminated in 11th Place for PHP 177,000 (~USD 2,875)

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Minsu Kim

Table short-stack Minsu Kim got the last of his 2,100,000-chip stack into the middle and Kevin Mateo snapped it off:

Minsu Kim: K♣ 4♣

Kevin Mateo: A♠ A♦

Kim had shoved at the worst possible time, running into Mateo's bullets.

He failed to improve on the 3♠ 9♦ 8♦ flop, and the J♠ turn left him drawing dead.

The T♣ river completed the board, and just 10 players remained, now on the final table bubble.

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	5,300,000(18 BB)
MK Minsu KimSouth Korea	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
11	MK Minsu KimSouth Korea	177,000	$2,875

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 2:23:38 PM

Christopher Pasion Eliminated in 12th Place for PHP 147,000 (~USD 2,385)

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

Christopher Pasion

In a stunning turn of events on the very next hand after Joshua Figuerres' double-up, Christopher Pasion moved all-in from the button for 2,625,000. Nikhil Gutta, looking to recover lost chips and score a knockout, made the call.

Christopher Pasion: A♦ 4♥

Nikhil Gutta: A♠ 6♥

Pasion was dominated preflop but appeared to hit the jackpot when the 5♠ 3♥ 2♦ flop fell, giving him a wheel straight. Pasion celebrated the flop, but the 7♥ turn brought a sweat as Gutta picked up a gutshot draw to a higher straight.

The celebration was short-lived as the 4♦ landed on the river. The card completed Pasion's straight but simultaneously gave Gutta a higher, six-high straight.

Pasion’s joy faded instantly as Gutta’s runner-runner straight secured the elimination, sending Pasion to the rail and adding 3 million chips back to Gutta’s stack.

Christopher Pasion and Nikhil Gutta

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	9,875,000(33 BB)
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
12	CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	147,000	$2,385

Level 34: 150,000 / 300,000 ante: 300,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 12/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 2:19:30 PM

Figuerres Wins Massive Flip to Double Through Gutta

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Joshua Figuerres

Action began with an opening raise that was met by a three-bet shove from Joshua Figuerres on the button for 5,225,000. In the big blind, the current chip leader Nikhil Gutta moved all-in over the top to isolate, forcing the initial raiser to fold.

Joshua Figuerres: 9♦ 9♥

Nikhil Gutta: A♣ Q♣

It was a flip with over 10 million chips in the middle. Figuerres managed to dodge every ace, queen, and straight draw Gutta could muster as the 5♦ 3♠ 3♥ 7♦ 8♠ board ran out clean for the pocket pair.

The successful hold earns Figuerres a massive double-up, significantly denting Gutta’s lead and vaulting Figuerres into the top tier of the remaining players.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	11,325,000(45 BB)
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	6,650,000(27 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 2:15:09 PM

Quads for You, for the Second Time

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Sungmoon You

There was a three-way all-in confrontation between table short-stack Sungmoon You, Minsu Kim, and Kevin Mateo:

Sungmoon You: J♥ 4♥

Minsu Kim: K♠ K♥

Kevin Mateo: T♥ T♣

Kim looked primed for a huge boost to his stack, but the dealer had other ideas, fanning the 6♥ 4♣ 4♦ flop and instantly putting You ahead with trips.

The 4♠ turn then shocked the table, giving You quads for the second time this evening. The Q♥ river changed nothing; the Korean was suddenly back in contention, while Kim was left on fumes.

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	4,000,000(16 BB)
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	2,400,000(10 BB)
MK Minsu KimSouth Korea	1,200,000(5 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 2:06:22 PM

Table 28 Counts

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	8,450,000(34 BB)
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	5,200,000(21 BB)
NM Nichols ManaloPhilippines	4,100,000(16 BB)
JS Joseph SiaPhilippines	2,700,000(11 BB)
MK Minsu KimSouth Korea	1,500,000(6 BB)
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	700,000(3 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 2:01:35 PM

You Shoved at the Wrong Time

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Joseph Sia

Cutoff Sungmoon You jammed his covering stack into button Joseph Sia who quickly called it off:

Joseph Sia: J♥ J♣

Sungmoon You: A♥ 4♣

You had shoved into Sia's jacks, and despite flopping a four on the 4♦ 3♣ 5♦ flop, the Korean couldn't improve on the Q♠ 7♣ runout, and he lost the bulk of his stack to the Filipino.

Player	Chips
JS Joseph SiaPhilippines	2,700,000(11 BB)
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	700,000(3 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 1:59:22 PM

Pasion Finds River Flush to Double Through Tanaka

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Christopher Pasion

In a late-position clash, Christopher Pasion raised to 1,500,000 from the cutoff. Action moved to the big blind, where Ko Tanaka responded by moving all-in. Pasion, who had only 250,000 behind, committed the rest of his stack for a total of 1,750,000.

Christopher Pasion: Q♦ T♠

Ko Tanaka: 8♥ 8♠

The J♠ 5♠ 3♣ flop gave Pasion some momentum as he picked up a spade flush draw to go with his overcards. The A♦ on the turn provided no help, but the 7♠ on the river completed the flush. Pasion secured a much-needed double-up to stay in contention, while Tanaka took a hit to his stack as the field remains at 12 players.

Player	Chips
KT Ko TanakaJapan	6,925,000(28 BB)
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	3,875,000(16 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 1:47:21 PM

Table 1 Updated Chip Count

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	9,950,000(40 BB)
KT Ko TanakaJapan	8,675,000(35 BB)
DD Dominik DoublonGermany	4,850,000(19 BB)
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	4,600,000(18 BB)
KG Kiril GelevCanada	2,925,000(12 BB)
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	1,750,000(7 BB)

Level 33: 125,000 / 250,000 ante: 250,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 12/2387

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 12/2387

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 1:37:11 PM

Emmanuel Segismundo Eliminated in 13th Place for PHP 147,000 (~USD 2,385)

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Emmanuel Segismundo

Emmanuel Segismundo got his remaining ~2,200,000 chips in from early position, and Kevin Mateo shoved behind from the next seat. Once the action folded around, both players showed their cards:

Emmanuel Segismundo:

A♠ J♣ Kevin Mateo: A♠ K♣

Segismundo was dominated by Mateo's Big Slick, and the short stack found no reprieve on the Q♠ Q♥ K♥ flop, which gave Mateo a commanding lead with kings and queens.

The 5♥ 3♦ runout provided no salvation, and Segismundo was sent to the payout desk in 13th place.

Emmanuel Segismundo and Kevin Mateo

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	6,500,000(33 BB)
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
13	ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	147,000	$2,385

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 1:32:51 PM

Cheng Jing Lim Eliminated in 14th Place for PHP 123,000 (~USD 1,995)

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Cheng Jing Lim

Nikhil Gutta opened for 450,000 from early position and found one caller. Action folded to the button, where Cheng Jing Lim moved all-in for 3,570,000. Gutta responded with a re-shove, successfully isolating Lim and forcing the other player to fold.

Cheng Jing Lim: A♥ Q♠

Nikhil Gutta: A♦ K♣

Lim was in a difficult spot, heavily dominated by Gutta. The board ran out J♥ 6♥ 2♦ 3♣ J♦ , offering no improvement for Lim’s Queen.

Cheng Jing Lim was eliminated in 14th place, while Gutta scooped the massive pot to surge past the 10 million mark.

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	10,500,000(53 BB)
CJ Cheng Jing LimMalaysia	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
14	CJ Cheng Jing LimMalaysia	123,000	$1,995

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 1:25:52 PM

Carmelo Tutay Jr Eliminated in 15th Place for PHP 123,000 (~USD 1,995)

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Carmelo Tutay Jr

Action folded to the button, where Ko Tanaka opened for 400,000. Carmelo Tutay Jr defended from the big blind, leading to a Q♦ 9♣ 6♣ flop. Tanaka fired a continuation bet of 225,000, only to face a check-raise all-in for 1,100,000 from Tutay. Tanaka double-checked his cards and made the call.

Carmelo Tutay Jr: J♣ T♦

Ko Tanaka: A♣ Q♣

Tanaka was in a dominant position with top pair and the nut flush draw, while Tutay was searching for an eight or a king to complete his open-ended straight draw. The 4♥ turn changed nothing, and the A♦ on the river failed to provide the help Tutay needed.

Player	Chips
KT Ko TanakaJapan	8,000,000(40 BB)
CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
15	CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	123,000	$1,995

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 1:18:12 PM

Sweet Sixes for Mateo

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Nichols Manalo opened before calling small blind Kevin Mateo's three-bet shove for 1,550,000.

Kevin Mateo: 6♠ 6♣

Nichols Manalo: A♣ Q♣

It was an action-heavy flop for both players; the dealer fanned 4♣ 5♣ 8♦, keeping Mateo's sixes ahead with a gutshot straight draw, but giving Manalo the nut flush draw.

Fortunately for the short stack, those outs failed to materialize on the 6♦ 3♥ runout, giving Mateo a set and securing a life-saving double.

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	3,500,000(18 BB)
NM Nichols ManaloPhilippines	1,900,000(10 BB)

Level 32: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 16/2387

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 1:12:31 PM

Remedios Flores Eliminated in 16th Place for PHP 102,000 (~USD 1,655)

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Remedios Flores

After losing the bulk of her stack in a hand prior, Remedios Flores, the last woman standing, got the last of her 575,000 chips into the middle and Kim Enriquez called it off:

Remedios Flores: Q♦ 2♦

Kim Enriquez: 8♦ 7♦

Flores had Enriquez covered on the suits but it didn't matter; the 9♣ J♠ T♠ flop gave Enriquez the nut straight, and Flores was sent to the rail as the Q♥ 4♠ runout completed the board.

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	8,450,000(53 BB)
RF Remedios FloresPhilippines	busted

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
16	RF Remedios FloresPhilippines	102,000	$1,655

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 1:10:22 PM

Huerto Collides with Doublon’s Aces as Field Hits Final 16

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Joven Huerto

With 980,000 remaining, Joven Huerto moved all-in and was quickly called by Dominik Doublon, who had been active in recent orbits.

Joven Huerto: T♦ 9♣

Dominik Doublon: A♥ A♣

Huerto was in significant trouble, having run directly into Doublon's pocket aces. The 6♠ 5♠ 2♠ flop provided no immediate help, leaving Huerto nearly drawing dead. The 8♦ on the turn opened up a few straight possibilities, but the Q♥ on the river was a brick.

With Joven Huerto’s elimination, the field is now down to its final 16 players across two tables. Play continues as the tournament moves closer to the final table stage.

Player	Chips
DD Dominik DoublonGermany	415,000(3 BB)
JH Joven HuertoPhilippines	busted

Recent Elimination 17-24

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
17	JH Joven HuertoPhilippines	102,000	$1,655
18	JR John RiadDenmark	85,000	$1,380
19	JG Justin GeronimoPhilippines	85,000	$1,380
20	KK Kohei KidaJapan	85,000	$1,380
21	HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	71,000	$1,150
22	YY Yasutomo YamakoshiJapan	71,000	$1,150
23	AA Antonio AbesamisPhilippines	71,000	$1,150
24	KS Krisjanis StankevicsLatvia	59,000	$960

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 1:06:33 PM

Doublon Doubles Through Tutay in Late-Night Clash

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Action folded to the small blind, where Carmelo Tutay Jr moved all-in for 2,290,000. Dominik Doublon went into the tank in the big blind, carefully calculating his next move before eventually committing his 2,205,000 stack to the middle.

Dominik Doublon: T♥ T♣

Carmelo Tutay Jr: A♣ 8♠

Doublon was in great shape to double up, and his pocket tens remained unchallenged as the board ran out 7♦ 4♦ 2♦ 5♦ Q♠ . The clean runout secured the massive pot for Doublon, vaulting him up the leaderboard.

Tutay Jr was left with just 85,000,less than a single big blind, but managed to survive his very next all-in encounter to keep his tournament life hanging by a thread.

Player	Chips
DD Dominik DoublonGermany	4,570,000(29 BB)
CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	415,000(3 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 12:56:51 PM

Tanaka Dominates Doerfling to Score Elimination

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Ko Tanaka

Action began with Howard Doerfling opening from middle position, only to face a three-bet shove from Ko Tanaka. Doerfling committed his remaining 2,500,000, creating a massive pre-flop confrontation.

Howard Doerfling: A♥ 4♥

Ko Tanaka: A♦ J♥

Doerfling found himself in poor shape, dominated by Tanaka’s superior kicker. The 7♦ 6♦ 3♣ flop provided Doerfling with a few extra gut shot outs, but the T♠ turn offered no further help. The K♥ river bricked out, confirming the result.

Tanaka’s ace-jack high held firm to secure the pot, ending Doerfling’s run and further thinning the field as the final table approaches.

Player	Chips
KT Ko TanakaJapan	5,500,000(34 BB)
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 12:50:05 PM

Figuerres Wins Huge Clash, Then Helps Bust Kida in Three-Way All-In

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

Dominik Doublon and Joshua Figuerres and Kohei Kida

Kohei Kida opened the action and faced a three-bet to 900,000 from Joshua Figuerres. Kida then moved all in, and Figuerres snap-called for his 2,755,000 stack.

Kohei Kida: J♠ J♥

Joshua Figuerres: K♠ K♦

Figuerres was ahead preflop and stayed there after the K♣ 5♥ 4♦ flop gave him top set. The 4♠ turn changed nothing, locking up a massive double-up for Figuerres.

On the very next hand, Kida was all in for 655,000 from under the gun while Dominik Doublon shoved for 840,000. Figuerres called from the button to create a three-way all-in.

Kohei Kida: J♠ T♣

Dominik Doublon: A♠ Q♦

Joshua Figuerres: A♦ J♥

Doublon was in great shape for a triple-up, and stayed ahead on the 6♦ 5♠ 2♥ 9♠ 6♠ runout, while Kida failed to improve and was eliminated.

Dominik Doublon

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	4,910,000(31 BB)
DD Dominik DoublonGermany	2,735,000(17 BB)
KK Kohei KidaJapan	busted

Level 31: 80,000 / 160,000 ante: 160,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 22/2387

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 12:37:55 PM

You Flops Quads

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Sungmoon You

Button Howard Doerfling jammed his covering stack of ~4,300,000 chips, and big blind Sungmoon You called off his short stack:

Sungmoon You: 7♦ 7♣

Howard Doerfling: A♣ T♥

You was flipping for his tournament life, and the 7♥ window card was exactly what the Korean needed. The 7♠ also appeared on the flop along with the 9♦, giving You quads and leaving Doerfling drawing dead, eliciting some shocked noises from the table and onlookers alike.

The 4♦ 8♥ runout was inconsequential, and Doerfling took the hit in good spirits.

"Well, I can't beat that," he said jovially. "That's what I get, I guess."

Player	Chips
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	3,700,000(31 BB)
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	2,400,000(20 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 12:35:02 PM

Segismundo Rivers King to End Abesamis’ Run

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Emmanuel Segismundo

Antonio Abesamis, down to 500,000, moved all in and was called by Emmanuel Segismundo.

Antonio Abesamis: A♥ 9♥

Emmanuel Segismundo: K♥ J♣

Abesamis was ahead through the 8♣ 7♥ 5♦ flop and the T♥ turn, staying in control of the hand.

But the K♦ river completed Segismundo’s pair of kings, turning the spot and sending Abesamis to the rail.

Player	Chips
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	720,000(6 BB)
AA Antonio AbesamisPhilippines	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 12:18:36 PM

Down to Three Tables as Final Table Approaches

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

The field is now down to its last three tables with 24 players remaining. Play continues as the tournament moves closer to the final table, with action set to play down to the final 9.

Recent Elimination 25-57

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
25	JJ Joseroy JeremiasPhilippines	59,000	$960
26	TK Taewan KimSouth Korea	59,000	$960
27	AG Aksshat GulatiIndia	59,000	$960
28	AJ Adrian JaymePhilippines	51,000	$830
29	AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	51,000	$830
30	MD Marvin Dela CruzPhilippines	51,000	$830
31	BC Benson ChanCanada	51,000	$830
32	AD Anton Del RosarioPhilippines	44,000	$715
33	MA Mark Anthony CiruelosPhilippines	44,000	$715
34	RO Reynaldo OngPhilippines	44,000	$715
35	EM Earl MendozaPhilippines	44,000	$715
36	FP Federico PeraltaUnited States of America	44,000	$715
37	NR Nikolas RiveraPhilippines	44,000	$715
38	SC Sung Choun JooSouth Korea	44,000	$715
39	AP Anant PurohitIndia	44,000	$715
40	MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	39,000	$635
41	BC Bj CarbonellPhilippines	39,000	$635
42	CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	39,000	$635
43	YS Yun Su ChoiSouth Korea	39,000	$635
44	MB Martijn BoerenbrinkNetherlands	39,000	$635
45	JB Jeffrey BallesterPhilippines	39,000	$635
46	BY Bon YapPhilippines	39,000	$635
47	TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	39,000	$635
48	MT Mitsuki TomozawaJapan	39,000	$635
49	SP Samuel PeraltaPhilippines	39,000	$635
50	TT Tokutaro TomonJapan	39,000	$635
51	HJ Hyunjin JungSouth Korea	39,000	$635
52	ML Marion LatoPhilippines	39,000	$635
53	MG Mikkel GeorgsenDenmark	39,000	$635
54	KF Khoon Fong CheeMalaysia	39,000	$635
55	DC Dean CaingPhilippines	39,000	$635
56	JJ John Jay MagadanPhilippines	34,000	$550
57	MC Michael ChenHong Kong	34,000	$550

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 12:11:33 PM

Kim Misses the Straight Flush, Hits the Rail

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Taewan Kim

Button Remedios Flores and Taewan Kim got it all in preflop, with Flores on the button and Kim in the small blind:

Taewan Kim: A♦ 3♦

Remedios Flores: 7♠ 7♥

Kim was behind but flopped relatively well; the dealer fanned 2♦ 4♦ 4♥, giving him a massive straight flush draw.

Unfortunately for him, the J♠ 8♠ runout failed to improve his hand, sending him to the rail and providing a healthy boost to the last woman standing's stack.

Player	Chips
RF Remedios FloresPhilippines	3,400,000(34 BB)
TK Taewan KimSouth Korea	busted

Level 30: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 26/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 12:02:18 PM

Gelev Quadruples Up in Chaotic Four-Way All-In

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Kiril Gelev

A massive four-way confrontation at the Okada Manila Millions Main Event has left the table in disbelief. The action began with Akihiro Kawaguchi opening to 200,000 from under the gun. Howard Doerfling three-bet to 500,000, which was called by Adrian Jayme in the hijack and Kiril Gelev in the big blind.

The situation escalated when Kawaguchi moved all-in for 1,140,000. Doerfling then five-bet all-in, Jayme committed his 2,820,000 stack, and Gelev called for his remaining 1,075,000.

Kiril Gelev: 7♥ 4♥

Akihiro Kawaguchi: A♦ J♦

Adrian Jayme: K♦ K♥

Howard Doerfling: A♥ A♣

Doerfling held the premier hand and covered all three opponents, putting him in a position to score a triple knockout. He remained ahead on the 8♠ 5♠ 4♣ flop, but the 4♠ turn shifted the lead to Gelev, who turned trips with the weakest starting hand of the four.

The 8♦ river confirmed the result, giving Gelev a full house to secure a quadruple up. While Gelev survived, Doerfling’s aces were still enough to win the massive side pot, resulting in the simultaneous elimination of both Kawaguchi and Jayme.

Player	Chips
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	4,700,000(47 BB)
KG Kiril GelevCanada	4,450,000(45 BB)
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	busted
AJ Adrian JaymePhilippines	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 11:48:42 AM

Sick Runout for Chan

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Benson Chan

Button Joshua Figuerres moved all in and a short-stacked Benson Chan called off his last 520,000 chips.

Benson Chan: K♥ 5♠

Joshua Figuerres: T♥ 9♠

Chan was ahead going into the battle, and the A♠ 8♠ 7♣ flop kept him in front while giving Figuerres an open-ended straight draw.

The Q♠ turn was a relatively safe card, though it did pick up a flush draw for Figuerres. In a brutal finish for Chan, the 3♠ river completed flushes for both players; however, Figuerres’ nine flush bested Chan’s five, sending him to the rail in 31st place.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	2,950,000(30 BB)
BC Benson ChanCanada	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 11:45:19 AM

Enriquez Extends Lead After Massive Aces vs. Ace-Queen Clash

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Kim Enriquez

Kim Enriquez continues his relentless run at the top of the leaderboard, now sitting with 6,210,000 in chips. His latest surge came after winning a pot worth four million when his pocket aces held up against the ace-queen of Sung Choun Joon.

Enriquez currently holds a significant lead over the rest of the field, followed by Nikhil Guhta, who has climbed to 5,180,000. Howard Doerfling rounds out the top three as the only other player currently over the four-million mark, sitting with 4,120,000

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	6,210,000(62 BB)
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	5,180,000(52 BB)
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	4,120,000(41 BB)
AJ Adrian JaymePhilippines	3,000,000(30 BB)
KT Ko TanakaJapan	2,970,000(30 BB)
NM Nichols ManaloPhilippines	2,800,000(28 BB)
CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	2,770,000(28 BB)
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	2,680,000(27 BB)
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	2,560,000(26 BB)
KK Kohei KidaJapan	2,450,000(25 BB)
MK Minsu KimSouth Korea	2,000,000(20 BB)
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	2,000,000(20 BB)

Level 29: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 33/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 11:29:35 AM

Break Time!

Break

The remaining 33 players are now on a 10-minute break, with play continuing once action resumes. Only 9 players will reach the final table.

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 35/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 11:20:49 AM

Pasion Traps Mateo

Level 28: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Christopher Pasion

Action began with Christopher Pasion opening from the hijack, which Kevin Mateo met with a three-bet to 400,000. Pasion made the call, and both players checked through the 9♠ 8♠ 8♦ flop and the 3♠ turn.

On the 6♣ river, Pasion burned a time bank before firing a large bet of 725,000. Mateo also utilized a time bank to weigh his options but eventually decided to make the call. Pasion revealed K♠ K♦ for an overpair, and Mateo mucked his hand. Pasion successfully trapped his opponent to secure a significant pot as play continues.

Player	Chips
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	2,760,000(35 BB)
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	1,770,000(22 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 11:12:38 AM

Gutta Gets There on the River

Level 28: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Nikhil Gutta

Joshua Figuerres raised to 160,000 from middle position and found no customers. Earl Mendoza then opened to 160,000 before folding to cutoff Nicholas Manalo's 360,000 three-bet.

Figuerres then opened to 160,000 from under the gun, and button Nikhil Gutta plus big blind Sungmoon You made the call.

You check-folded and Gutta called when Figuerres fired 200,000 on the 7♣ 5♣ 3♦ flop. The 9♥ hit the turn and Figuerres upped it to

450,000, with Gutta quickly putting in the call.

The Q♦ completed the board and Figuerres slowed down with a check, and Gutta checked behind. The Filipino flicked over A♠ 7♠, but was sick to see Gutta turn over K♣ Q♣, having bested him on the river.

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	4,100,000(51 BB)
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	2,200,000(28 BB)
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	1,050,000(13 BB)
EM Earl MendozaPhilippines	800,000(10 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 11:09:36 AM

Enriquez Flushes Out Almusajin

Level 28: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Kim Enriquez

Under-the-gun Sung Choun Joon opened the action to 250,000, and Kim Enriquez made the call from middle position. From the cutoff, Mark Almusajin moved all-in for 920,000. Joon folded, but Enriquez made a snap-call to put Almusajin at risk.

Mark Almusajin: Q♦ Q♠

Kim Enriquez: A♣ K♥

It was a classic flip, and Almusajin remained in the lead after the 7♥ 5♥ 4♥ flop. However, the three hearts gave Enriquez a flush draw to go with his overcards. The 2♥ turn completed the flush for Enriquez, leaving Almusajin drawing dead before the river.

Enriquez secured the elimination and added another million to his stack, further cementing his position among the leaders as the field narrows.

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	3,950,000(49 BB)
SC Sung Choun JooSouth Korea	1,900,000(24 BB)
MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	busted

Level 28: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 41/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 10:55:50 AM

Almusajin Doubles Through Joon After Massive Shove

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Mark Almusajin

Players at Table 28 were stunned when Sung Choun Joon moved all-in from middle position for a massive 2,440,000. The action folded around to the small blind, where Mark Almusajin made the call for his remaining 510,000.

Mark Almusajin: A♦ Q♦

Sung Choun Joon: K♦ T♦

Almusajin held the advantage and nearly left Joon drawing dead after hitting top pair on the A♥ 5♥ 2♦ flop. The 6♥ on the turn officially secured the win for Almusajin, providing him a necessary double-up and putting a small dent in Joon’s sizable stack.

Player	Chips
SC Sung Choun JooSouth Korea	1,930,000(32 BB)
MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	1,140,000(19 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 10:48:04 AM

You Fires Double Barrel to Push Rivera Out

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Sungmoon You

Early position Nikolas Rivera opened the action and big blind Sungmoon You defended.

Both players checked the Q♦ Q♣ 5♦ flop before the 6♦ landed on the turn. This time, You took the lead for 225,000 and Rivera made the call.

On the 2♦ river, completing the four-diamond board, You shoved for 325,000. Rivera gave it some thought but eventually folded, surrendering the pot to You.

Player	Chips
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	1,105,000(18 BB)
NR Nikolas RiveraPhilippines	825,000(14 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 10:39:04 AM

Enriquez Flops Nuts to End Tomozawa’s Run

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Mitsuki Tomozawa

Action saw Mitsuki Tomozawa, left with 475,000, move all-in from late position. Kim Enriquez, continuing his dominant run, made the call from the small blind to put Tomozawa’s tournament life at risk.

Mitsuki Tomozawa: J♥ 9♣

Kim Enriquez: K♠ Q♠

Enriquez hit the jackpot on the A♠ J♣ T♣ flop, flopping the nut straight and leaving Tomozawa with almost no outs. However, the 9♥ turn provided a brief glimmer of hope for Tomozawa as he improved to two pair, opening up a full house draw.

The hope was short-lived, as the 7♥ river failed to improve Tomozawa’s hand. Enriquez’s straight held firm, securing the elimination and further padding his massive stack as the field continues to shrink toward the final table.

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	2,900,000(48 BB)
MT Mitsuki TomozawaJapan	busted

Level 27: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 49/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 10:25:52 AM

Gelev Outlasts Georgsen After Deep Tank-Call

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

Mikkel Georgsen and Kiril Gelev

Action folded to the small blind, where Mikkel Georgsen moved all-in for his remaining 915,000. Kiril Gelev was put to a decision in the big blind, using two time banks to weigh his options. Just two seconds before his final time bank expired, Gelev committed to the call.

Mikkel Georgsen: A♠ 5♦

Kiril Gelev: 9♣ 9♠

Gelev was ahead pre-flop and maintained that lead on the K♣ 7♣ 6♥ flop, leaving Georgsen with just three outs. The 5♥ turn gave Georgsen bottom pair and a few additional ways to win, but the 3♣ river missed his hand completely. Gelev’s pocket nines secured the win, and Georgsen was eliminated.

Kiril Gelev

Player	Chips
KG Kiril GelevCanada	2,240,000(45 BB)
MG Mikkel GeorgsenDenmark	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 10:22:58 AM

Table 1 Action

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

Marvin Dela Cruz

Button Bon Yap opened to 100,000 and was called by small blind Marvin Dela Cruz. Benson Chan then squeeze-jammed his 925,000 stack and found no custom from either player.

The next hand saw small blind Chan raise to 150,000 and Kohei Kida defend. All three streets were checked through on the T♦ 3♦ K♦ T♠ 7♣ board, with Chan's K♥ Q♠ good for the pot.

The third hand was by far the most dramatic at Table 1. Yap raised to 100,000 from the hijack, and cutoff Dela Cruz plus big blind Tokutaro Tomon stuck in the call.

The dealer fanned a T♠ 9♠ 2♦ flop. Tomon and Yap checked, and Dela Cruz shoved pretty quickly for around 620,000. Tomon deliberated for a while before shoving behind with his covering stack, and Yap regrettably let his hand go.

Marvin Dela Cruz: A♦ 6♦

Tokutaro Tomon: 8♠ 6♠

Dela Cruz was calling for his ace to hold and no spades to appear, and the Q♣ kept it that way. The 7♦ river completed the board, securing a massive pot for the Filipino and leaving the Japanese player with just a handful of big blinds left.

Player	Chips
KK Kohei KidaJapan	3,200,000(64 BB)
MD Marvin Dela CruzPhilippines	1,650,000(33 BB)
BC Benson ChanCanada	1,450,000(29 BB)
BY Bon YapPhilippines	450,000(9 BB)
TT Tokutaro TomonJapan	200,000(4 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 10:17:16 AM

Paul Pak Eliminated in 61st Place

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

Paul Pak

The field continues to lose familiar faces as Paul Pak has been eliminated in 61st place. Pak was notably one of only three players in this event to double-qualify for Day 2, a feat that highlighted his consistency during the starting flights.

Hailing from Guam but long considered a regular on the Philippines poker circuit, Pak has been a consistent performer in the region for years. While he was unable to parry his double-qualification into a final table berth, his 61st-place finish marks another solid deep run in a major Manila field.

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
58	MT Motoharu TsunodaJapan	34,000	$550
59	JH Jesper HenrichGermany	34,000	$550
60	BV Bjorn VuilliomenetNorway	34,000	$550
61	PP Paul PakGuam	34,000	$550
62	NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	34,000	$550
63	JJ Jackson JacksonIndonesia	34,000	$550
64	HT Hiroaki TerasakaJapan	34,000	$550
65	MY Masaki YoshitaneJapan	34,000	$550
66	JM Jeremy MercadoPhilippines	34,000	$550
67	KI Kenta ItakuraJapan	34,000	$550
68	SW Simon WattNew Zealand	34,000	$550
69	EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	34,000	$550
70	AS Aditya SushantIndia	34,000	$550
71	YY Yuki YokotaJapan	34,000	$550
72	RM Richard MarquezPhilippines	29,000	$470

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 10:10:41 AM

Purohit Wins Indian Showdown Against Gupta

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

Anant Purohit

Two Indian players collided in a preflop all-in confrontation after small blind Nikhil Gupta open-shoved, attempting to steal the blinds. But big blind Anant Purohit woke up with a hand strong enough to call for his remaining 415,000.

Anant Purohit: A♦ J♦

Nikhil Gupta: 2♥ 2♣

It was a flip, but Purohit quickly took control after pairing his jack on the J♣ 7♦ 6♥ flop. The 4♦ turn and Q♦ river improved him further to the nut flush, locking up a full double-up.

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	1,500,000(30 BB)
AP Anant PurohitIndia	880,000(18 BB)

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 59/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:55:23 AM

Kida Takes Chip Lead After Ousting Yoshitane in 4 Million Pot

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

Kohei Kida

Action picked up on the turn with the board showing 8♠ 5♠ 6♦ 9♠ . Small blind Kohei Kida check-called a 125,000 bet from Masaki Yoshitane. When the K♣ fell on the river, Kida checked a second time. Yoshitane moved out a bet of 300,000, and Kida responded by check-shoving. Yoshitane snap-called for his remaining 1,340,000.

Masaki Yoshitane: 7♥ 2♥

Kohei Kida: A♠ 6♠

Yoshitane had turned a straight, but it was second-best to Kida’s nut flush. Yoshitane was eliminated, while Kida collected the pot to cross the 4 million mark, positioning him as the current chip leader.

Player	Chips
KK Kohei KidaJapan	4,220,000(106 BB)
MY Masaki YoshitaneJapan	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:47:33 AM

Kings Stay King

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

Nikhil Gutta

Nikhil Gupta opened to 80,000 from under the gun and snap-called the big blind shove from Simon Watt for 780,000.

Simon Watt: A♠ Q♠

Nikhil Gupta: K♠ K♣

Watt was in trouble preflop, and the Q♥ 8♥ 2♣ flop gave him top pair, but still behind Gupta’s overpair. The J♣ turn changed nothing, and the 2♦ river failed to improve Watt further.

Gupta’s kings held up to score a big pot, while Watt was eliminated from the tournament.

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	2,500,000(63 BB)
SW Simon WattNew Zealand	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 9:44:02 AM

All the Ladies on the Table at 27

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

Reynaldo Ong shoved from the button and collected the blinds, followed by an early position raise from Mark Ciruelos to 100,000, who also collected the blinds. Ong then raised from the hijack and found no opposition.

Hijack Howard Doerfling then opened to 100,000 and big blind Anton Del Rosario made the call. On the 2♣ 2♥ 4♠ flop, Doerfling immediately shoved, followed by an equally quick fold from Del Rosario. Doerfling shrugged his shoulders as he raked in the pot.

Ong then opened to 80,000 and big blind Krisjanis Stankevics defended. Both checked the 9♦ 7♠ 7♣ flop to the 2♠ turn, where Stankevics check-raised Ong's 50,000 bet to 150,000. Ong did not make the call.

The final hand of the stretch saw Ong open to 100,000, and Doerfling, seated next to him, moved all-in with his covering stack. Once the action was back on Ong, he put in the call:

Reynaldo Ong: Q♠ Q♣

Howard Doerfling: Q♥ Q♦

Doerfling had the red ladies and Ong had the black ladies. Although Doerfling had a slight edge on the 4♥ A♦ 8♥ flop with some backdoor flush outs, the A♣ turn ensured both players would get their chips back and split the pot, as the K♥ completed the board.

Player	Chips
AD Anton Del RosarioPhilippines	1,250,000(31 BB)
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	1,100,000(28 BB)
KS Krisjanis StankevicsLatvia	850,000(21 BB)
MA Mark Anthony CiruelosPhilippines	700,000(18 BB)
RO Reynaldo OngPhilippines	380,000(10 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:43:06 AM

Mateo Turns Ace to Eliminate Asehan

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

Kevin Mateo

Middle position Kevin Mateo opened to 85,000, and Edgar Asehan on the button three-bet shoved for 415,000. Mateo used his 30-second shot clock before making the call.

Edgar Asehan: 9♠ 9♣

Kevin Mateo: A♦ J♥

Asehan was ahead preflop and stayed in control on the Q♥ T♠ 7♥ flop, with Mateo missing completely. But the A♠ turn flipped the hand, giving Mateo top pair and the lead.

Asehan was left with just two outs heading to the river, and the Q♦ failed to save him. Mateo took down the pot, sending Asehan to the rail and casually heading off to his dinner after the hand.

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	2,080,000(52 BB)
EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:30:22 AM

Enriquez Still Leads as Mendoza Follows Close Behind

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

Kim Enriquez

Kim Enriquez continues to hold the chip lead with 2,450,000, followed closely by Earl Mendoza on 2,090,000. The two remain the only players to cross the 2 million mark.

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	2,450,000(61 BB)
EM Earl MendozaPhilippines	2,090,000(52 BB)
AG Aksshat GulatiIndia	1,940,000(49 BB)
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	1,860,000(47 BB)
MY Masaki YoshitaneJapan	1,720,000(43 BB)
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	1,560,000(39 BB)
AD Anton Del RosarioPhilippines	1,555,000(39 BB)
MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	1,480,000(37 BB)
KG Kiril GelevCanada	1,250,000(31 BB)
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	1,250,000(31 BB)
CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	1,180,000(30 BB)

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 70/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:17:49 AM

Break Time!

Break

Players are now on their second scheduled break of the day.

From the 281 players returning for Day 2, the field has been reduced to 70 players still in contention. Play will continue through the day until only the final 9 players remain.

During this break, a chip race of 1,000 denomination chips will be conducted.

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 70/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:15:08 AM

Day 2 Overall Chip Leader Magsakay Eliminated in 76th Place

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

Vamerdino Magsakay

Despite his recent triple-up, Vamerdino Magsakay was unable to sustain the momentum. The Day 2 starting chip leader eventually found himself all-in once more but failed to survive the encounter, ending his run in 76th place.

It was a rollercoaster day for the Filipino pro, who saw a massive stack evaporate through a series of unfortunate hands. Magsakay, a mainstay of the local circuit, will add this deep run to his impressive poker resume, which already boasts over $1.6 million in live tournament earnings.

Recent Elimination 73-113

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
73	GL Gerardo Lubas IiiPhilippines	29,000	$470
74	JF Juden FranciscoPhilippines	29,000	$470
75	AC Aj Cris AcdalPhilippines	29,000	$470
76	VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	29,000	$470
77	JT Jansen TiuPhilippines	29,000	$470
78	HS Henri SantosPhilippines	29,000	$470
79	JC Jose CheungPhilippines	29,000	$470
80	RA Rommel AngelesPhilippines	29,000	$470
81	MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	29,000	$470
82	YJ Yong Jin HwangMalaysia	29,000	$470
83	YS Yasuto SuzukiJapan	29,000	$470
84	AS Alray SualloPhilippines	29,000	$470
85	FB Fumihiro BabaJapan	29,000	$470
86	KN Kiyoteru NiinaJapan	29,000	$470
87	BC Bernard ChuaPhilippines	29,000	$470
88	FD Ferdinand Dela CruzPhilippines	29,000	$470
89	KY Kosei YamamotoJapan	29,000	$470
90	RR Ronn Ryan MesinaPhilippines	29,000	$470
91	MY Motohiro YamadaJapan	29,000	$470
92	JE Joo Ee Brian BenedictMalaysia	29,000	$470
93	JM John Mark TanPhilippines	29,000	$470
94	DK Daisuke KakinumaJapan	29,000	$470
95	RR Rodolf RamoPhilippines	29,000	$470
96	CD Chierro De LeonPhilippines	26,000	$420
97	MS Maoqiang SunAustralia	26,000	$420
98	AP Ashley PattersonUnited Kingdom	26,000	$420
99	JB June Brix NuestroPhilippines	26,000	$420
100	NF Nazariy FedykUkraine	26,000	$420
101	OD Onofre De GuzmanPhilippines	26,000	$420
102	EN Errish NalusPhilippines	26,000	$420
103	JA Joyce Anne MagpantayPhilippines	26,000	$420
104	RP Roy PamplonaPhilippines	26,000	$420
105	KH Kiong Hii WangMalaysia	26,000	$420
106	OM Oleg MordassovSwitzerland	26,000	$420
107	EC Ellezer CastilloPhilippines	26,000	$420
108	EJ Euijoon JeonSouth Korea	26,000	$420
109	AD Andrew De OcampoPhilippines	26,000	$420
110	TS Tetsunori SaitoJapan	26,000	$420
111	JC Jason CruzUnited States of America	26,000	$420
112	EM Ethan MonteverdePhilippines	26,000	$420
113	DY Darren YuPhilippines	26,000	$420

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 9:09:57 AM

Gutta Shoves Marquez Off

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

Nikhil Gutta

Richard Marquez opened to 64,000 from middle position and received a sole call from button Nikhil Gutta.

Marquez led for 60,000 on the K♥ Q♥ 7♣ flop and Gutta quickly put in the call.

The 2♥ hit the turn, and Marquez led once more, this time for 150,000, before Gutta checked his opponent's stack, saw he had around 200,000 behind, and shoved.

Marquez looked a little sick at the decision, having already committed around a third of his stack on this street. After using a timebank, however, he did find the fold.

Player	Chips
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	1,480,000(49 BB)
RM Richard MarquezPhilippines	200,000(7 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 9:09:07 AM

Magsakay Predicts His Way to Survival Against Enriquez

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

It has been a rough afternoon for Vamerdino Magsakay. After entering the day as the overall chip leader, a series of devastating losses left him with just 37,000. Magsakay moved all-in, prompting Kim Enriquez to raise to 100,000 from the button. Mark Almusajin defended his big blind to create a side pot.

On the 3♦ 2♦ 2♣ flop, Enriquez fired 75,000, and Almusajin check-called. The 7♠ turn saw Enriquez bet another 250,000, which was enough to force Almusajin out of the hand.

Vamerdino Magsakay: 8♦ 7♦

Kim Enriquez: A♥ K♦

Before the final card was dealt, Magsakay correctly read his opponent, asking, "You have ace-king?" In a moment of pure premonition, Magsakay called for the "ace of diamonds" to secure a flush.

The poker gods listened. The river landed the A♦, giving Enriquez top pair but completing Magsakay's diamond flush. Against all odds, Magsakay finds a triple-up to keep his hopes alive.

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	2,350,000(78 BB)
MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	1,070,000(36 BB)
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	156,000(5 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 8:59:57 AM

Mendoza Crushes Bagdasarov’s Hopes in 81st Place

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

Earl Mendoza

It was an unfortunate scenario for Michael Bagdasarov as action folded to the button. He moved all-in for his remaining 408,000, only for Earl Mendoza to wake up with a monster hand in the big blind and snap-call.

Michael Bagdasarov: 7♣ 7♠

Earl Mendoza: K♣ K♠

Bagdasarov saw the bad news and was left hoping for a miracle seven to keep his tournament alive. However, no help appeared on the A♣ T♠ 8♦ 5♣ 5♠ board.

Bagdasarov, who held the chip lead earlier in the tournament, saw his run come to an end in 81st place as Mendoza scooped the pot with his superior pocket pair.

Player	Chips
EM Earl MendozaPhilippines	1,060,000(35 BB)
MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	busted

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 84/2387

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 8:46:48 AM

Three-Bets and Jams

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

Joshua Figuerres

Hijack Kevin Mateo opened to 50,000 before folding when Joshua Figuerres three-bet to 160,000 from the button.

In the next hand, Jesper Henrich raised to 55,000 before folding to Joseph Sia's three-bet shove for 260,000, less one 5,000 chip.

Henrich then raised again from under the gun and Figuerres stuck in the call. On the A♥ 3♥ Q♠ flop, Henrich thought for a short while before sliding 60,000 into the middle. Figuerres burned through a timebank before deciding not to make the call.

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	1,200,000(48 BB)
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	800,000(32 BB)
JH Jesper HenrichGermany	620,000(25 BB)
JS Joseph SiaPhilippines	320,000(13 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 8:45:32 AM

The Ultimate Preflop Cooler: Aces vs Kings vs Queens

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

Carmelo Tutay Jr

One of the rarest preflop showdowns occurred as the top three premium pairs were dealt simultaneously. Joo Ee Brian Benedict moved all-in for his short stack of 114,000, Motohiro Yamada shoved over the top for 577,000, and Carmelo Tutay Jr made the call, covering both players. The table was stunned as the cards were revealed.

Joo Ee Brian Benedict: A♠ A♣

Motohiro Yamada: K♠ K♣

Carmelo Tutay Jr: Q♣ Q♦

Benedict’s aces were in a prime position to triple up, but the Q♠ 6♣ 5♦ flop changed everything, giving Tutay the lead with a set of queens. The 5♥ turn and 9♣ river offered no help to the higher pairs, and Tutay secured the massive pot.

With that single hand, Tutay delivered a double knockout and sent both Benedict and Yamada to the rail.

Joo Ee Brian Benedict

Motohiro Yamada

Player	Chips
CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	2,200,000(88 BB)
JE Joo Ee Brian BenedictMalaysia	busted
MY Motohiro YamadaJapan	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 8:34:06 AM

Doerfling Rivers King to Survive Flip

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

Howard Doerfling

Under the gun Krisjanis Stankevics opened to 50,000, and after a call from cutoff, Howard Doerfling three-bet shoved for 394,000. Stankevics made the call.

Howard Doerfling: K♦ T♥

Krisjanis Stankevics: 7♠ 7♦

It was a flip, with Stankevics ahead after the A♥ 6♠ 3♠ flop and still holding through the 6♦ turn, leaving Doerfling needing help.

The K♥ river delivered exactly that, pairing Doerfling’s king to snatch the pot and secure a full double-up.

Player	Chips
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	848,000(34 BB)
KS Krisjanis StankevicsLatvia	795,000(32 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 8:23:19 AM

Yap’s Two Pair Stands

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

Bon Yap

In a single-raised pot, the flop came J♠ T♠ 7♦ , where Bon Yap continued for 50,000 after the preflop action went heads-up.

Big blind Nazariy Fedyk check-raised to 125,000, but Yap responded by shoving all in for 438,000. Fedyk quickly made the call.

Bon Yap: J♦ T♣

Nazariy Fedyk: 7♠ 6♠

Yap flopped top two pair, while Fedyk had bottom pair plus a flush draw. The 4♦ turn changed nothing, and although the 6♣ river gave Fedyk two pair, it was still second best.

Yap secured a huge double-up, leaving Fedyk severely short. Fedyk was eliminated on the very next hand.

Player	Chips
BY Bon YapPhilippines	986,000(39 BB)
NF Nazariy FedykUkraine	busted

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 100/2387

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 8:17:05 AM

Gonzaga Puts the Pressure on Santos

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

Terry Gonzaga

Aditya Sushant opened to 42,000 from middle position, and Dean Caing in the next seat went into the tank. He used a timebank while taking stock of his stack, before eventually deciding to move all in for around 270,000.

Once the action folded back around, Sushant took another peek at his cards before sending them back to the dealer. Caing gratuitously flicked over pocket queens and Sushant knocked the table.

The next hand saw Henri Santos open to 45,000 from under the gun, and blinds Kohei Kida and Terry Gonzaga made the call.

Both blinds checked when the dealer fanned the Q♦ 5♥ 5♠ flop and Santos continued for 31,000, prompting a fold from Kida. Gonzaga then promptly moved his stack of 25,000-denomination chips into the middle, requiring Santos to commit the rest of his stack to call. He did not.

Player	Chips
TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	720,000(36 BB)
KK Kohei KidaJapan	690,000(35 BB)
AS Aditya SushantIndia	360,000(18 BB)
DC Dean CaingPhilippines	340,000(17 BB)
HS Henri SantosPhilippines	130,000(7 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 8:10:50 AM

Eight Is Enough for Sushant

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

Aditya Sushant

Action folded to the small blind where Ellezer Castillo moved all in for 265,000. Big blind Aditya Sushant made the call, looking to score the knockout.

Ellezer Castillo: A♦ 4♦

Aditya Sushant: A♠ 8♦

Sushant was ahead preflop and strengthened his position on the 8♠ 5♦ 2♥ flop, pairing his eight for top pair while Castillo picked up a gutshot. The 2♠ turn and 9♦ river changed nothing.

Player	Chips
AS Aditya SushantIndia	650,000(33 BB)
EC Ellezer CastilloPhilippines	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 8:04:13 AM

Kim Enriquez Surges to 2.45M Chip Lead

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

Kim Enriquez

Kim Enriquez has moved into the overall chip lead, stacking up 2,450,000, nearly five times the current average stack as Day 2 continues to thin the field.

Player	Chips
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	2,450,000(123 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:53:31 AM

Former Manila Megastack Champion Edilberto Gopez Jr. Bows Out

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

Edilberto Gopez

The field has lost another notable local hero as Edilberto Gopez Jr. was sent to the rail in 131st place.

Gopez is a well-known figure in the Manila poker circuit, most famously capturing the Manila Megastack 23 Main Event title in December 2025. In that career-defining performance, he navigated a massive field of 850 entries to claim the Spadie trophy and a top prize of over PHP 5.7 Million (~$98,000).

Recent Elimination 114-164

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
114	SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	26,000	$420
115	RJ Raeseon JungJapan	26,000	$420
116	TW Tomohisa WatanabeJapan	26,000	$420
117	CM Clyde MoralesPhilippines	26,000	$420
118	EC Eleurefe CarinoPhilippines	26,000	$420
119	ER Edmon RebadullaPhilippines	26,000	$420
120	JS Jacob SarmientoPhilippines	23,000	$375
121	GC Gilson ChanSingapore	23,000	$375
122	AD Akshat DagaIndia	23,000	$375
123	RT Ricardo TorresPhilippines	23,000	$375
124	FY Feng YuanChina	23,000	$375
125	WT Winnie TaiMalaysia	23,000	$375
126	AJ Adrian JaymePhilippines	23,000	$375
127	JJ Joshua JordanUnited States of America	23,000	$375
128	SM Sumay MishraIndia	23,000	$375
129	QH Qi Hui TohMalaysia	23,000	$375
130	HV Hernan VillaPhilippines	23,000	$375
131	EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	23,000	$375
132	AR Anton RagazaPhilippines	23,000	$375
133	AC Arlon CarreraPhilippines	23,000	$375
134	FD Froilan De GuzmanPhilippines	23,000	$375
135	JA Jun AmsicPhilippines	23,000	$375
136	JR Jesus RiveraPhilippines	23,000	$375
137	JC Jenard CladoPhilippines	23,000	$375
138	BT Bryan TiongsonPhilippines	23,000	$375
139	LC Lloyd CallawayUnited States of America	23,000	$375
140	AF Adam FordAustralia	23,000	$375
141	AC Anthony CastroPhilippines	23,000	$375
142	BS Billy SorianoPhilippines	23,000	$375
143	JO Jacinto OrdillanoPhilippines	23,000	$375
144	SY Suzuka YamadaJapan	20,000	$325
145	RB Raphael BulaongPhilippines	20,000	$325
146	LP Lemmor PatulotPhilippines	20,000	$325
147	TS Takashi SaitoJapan	20,000	$325
148	MM Makoto MiyatakeJapan	20,000	$325
149	CL Chungik LeeSouth Korea	20,000	$325
150	YH Yanting HuangChina	20,000	$325
151	DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	20,000	$325
152	JD James Dela CruzPhilippines	20,000	$325
153	TB Terje BratbergNorway	20,000	$325
154	HO Hiroto OhiraJapan	20,000	$325
155	JB Jonathan BlakeUnited States of America	20,000	$325
156	JG Jolas GuerreroPhilippines	20,000	$325
157	LJ Lukasz JankowskiPoland	20,000	$325
158	AL Alexis LimPhilippines	20,000	$325
159	TY Takeshi YamamotoJapan	20,000	$325
160	SC Shinho ChoiSouth Korea	20,000	$325
161	MA Mitsuhiro AkashiJapan	20,000	$325
162	JP Jassel PolicarpioPhilippines	20,000	$325
163	JP Jinwoo ParkSouth Korea	20,000	$325
164	PK Pisan KumpreeThailand	20,000	$325

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 112/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:42:11 AM

Rivera Rockets to Chip Lead

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

Nikolas Rivera

Under the gun Nikolas Rivera opened with a minimum raise, but Feng Yuan wasn't going anywhere, three-betting to 100,000 from the button. When the action returned to Rivera, he moved all-in, and Yuan committed his 324,000 stack for a massive preflop confrontation.

Feng Yuan: K♦ Q♣

Nikolas Rivera: Q♥ Q♦

Yuan was in desperate search of a King, but the board ran out a dry T♣ T♥ 3♥ 5♠ 8♣ . Rivera’s pocket queens remained unchallenged through all five streets, sending Yuan to the rail.

With that massive scoop, Nikolas Rivera has surged into the top spot as the new overall chip leader, sitting comfortably with a towering stack of more than 1.6 million.

Player	Chips
NR Nikolas RiveraPhilippines	1,620,000(101 BB)
FY Feng YuanChina	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:38:03 AM

Flores Flops Set

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

Remedios Flores

Middle position Remedios Flores open-shoved for 175,000 and was called by big blind Darren Yu, who took a moment before committing.

Remedios Flores: Q♣ Q♠

Darren Yu: 6♣ 6♠

Flores was in excellent shape preflop and strengthened it immediately on the Q♥ 5♦ 4♣ flop, flopping top set. The 5♠ turn left Yu drawing dead and locked up the hand for Flores, who secured a much-needed double-up.

Player	Chips
DY Darren YuPhilippines	380,000(24 BB)
RF Remedios FloresPhilippines	374,000(23 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 7:37:03 AM

Lucky River for Suallo

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

Alray Suallo

Qi Hui Toh got his remaining 154,000 chips into the middle from under the gun, and Alray Suallo shoved behind from a couple of seats over. The action folded around, and the two flipped over their holdings:

Qi Hui Toh: 8♠ 8♦

Alray Suallo: A♠ K♥

Toh was out of his seat and filming the action as the 6♦ 2♣ 4♥ flop was dealt, keeping the Malaysian's eights in front. Suallo looked deflated as the J♠ turn was dealt, but found his out on the K♣ river, scoring the knockout on Toh and adding a welcome boost to his stack.

Player	Chips
AS Alray SualloPhilippines	315,000(20 BB)
QH Qi Hui TohMalaysia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:31:00 AM

Chip Leaders At The Break

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

Anton Del Rosario

Player	Chips
AD Anton Del RosarioPhilippines	1,330,000(83 BB)
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	1,320,000(83 BB)
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	1,300,000(81 BB)
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	1,180,000(74 BB)
SM Sumay MishraIndia	1,170,000(73 BB)
JH Jesper HenrichGermany	985,000(62 BB)
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	950,000(59 BB)
MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	911,000(57 BB)
NR Nikolas RiveraPhilippines	902,000(56 BB)
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	897,000(56 BB)
MY Masaki YoshitaneJapan	891,000(56 BB)
FB Fumihiro BabaJapan	878,000(55 BB)
KF Khoon Fong CheeMalaysia	875,000(55 BB)
YS Yun Su ChoiSouth Korea	852,000(53 BB)
JR John RiadDenmark	839,000(52 BB)
SP Samuel PeraltaPhilippines	791,000(49 BB)
TK Taewan KimSouth Korea	756,000(47 BB)
MA Mark Anthony CiruelosPhilippines	752,000(47 BB)

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

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 139/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:09:23 AM

Break Time!

Break

Players are now on their first scheduled break of the day.

From the 281 players returning for Day 2, the field has already been reduced by half, with 139 players remaining in contention. Play will continue through the day until only the final 9 players remain.

Break

10 minutes

Remaining Players: 139/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:03:05 AM

Boerenbrink’s Eights Hold to End Anderson’s Run

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Martijn Boerenbrink

Facing a raise, big blind Dakota Anderson three-bet shoved for 152,000 and got called by initial raiser Martijn Boerenbrink, who had him at risk.

Dakota Anderson: 5♥ 5♦

Martijn Boerenbrink: 8♥ 8♦

Boerenbrink was ahead preflop, and the 8♠ 6♣ 4♥ flop made it even stronger with top set, leaving Anderson in rough shape with only a gutshot. The 2♥ turn gave Anderson extra outs, but the K♠ river missed completely.

Boerenbrink’s set held to secure the pot, while Anderson was eliminated from the tournament.

Player	Chips
MB Martijn BoerenbrinkNetherlands	579,000(48 BB)
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 7:02:58 AM

APPT Champion Justin Ong Eliminated in 191th Place

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Justin Ong

Following the departure of Mike Takayama, another titan of the felt has been sidelined. Justin Ong, the reigning APPT Manila 2025 Main Event and Red Dragon champion, has officially bowed out of the competition.

Ong, who made history last year with his back-to-back title wins at this very venue, saw his deep run cut short in 200th place.

Recent Elimination 165-199

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
165	SJ Soonho JangSouth Korea	20,000	$325
166	LP Liao Po HsunTaiwan	20,000	$325
167	PY Pan YaoChina	20,000	$325
168	JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	20,000	$325
169	BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	20,000	$325
170	LM Leonito MirandePhilippines	20,000	$325
171	BS Bao Sheng WoonSingapore	20,000	$325
172	IJ Ireneo JavaleraPhilippines	20,000	$325
173	SK Shota KishiokaJapan	20,000	$325
174	RD Rogel Del RosarioPhilippines	20,000	$325
175	DK Dongwook KimUnited States of America	20,000	$325
176	MC Marvin CerbitoPhilippines	20,000	$325
177	AB Andrea BurzioItaly	20,000	$325
178	JW James WangSingapore	20,000	$325
179	YJ Yunhyeok JungSouth Korea	20,000	$325
180	SJ Singabju JeonSouth Korea	20,000	$325
181	NB Nitish BhatIndia	20,000	$325
182	PG Pia Glenn RubioPhilippines	20,000	$325
183	SP Subodh PushkarIndia	20,000	$325
184	U Unknown	18,000	$290
185	RA Robin AndrewsUnited Kingdom	18,000	$290
186	DS David SumaoiPhilippines	18,000	$290
187	MU Motokatsu UharaJapan	18,000	$290
188	KI Kustim IsmailiAustralia	18,000	$290
189	MH Matzusaki HiroyukiJapan	18,000	$290
190	JC Jeunghun ChaeSouth Korea	18,000	$290
191	JO Justin OngPhilippines	18,000	$290
192	DT Daijiro TomotoJapan	18,000	$290
193	SH Shuhei HondaJapan	18,000	$290
194	MC Marciel CerbitoPhilippines	18,000	$290
195	BA Billy AlfonsoPhilippines	18,000	$290
196	RJ Rick Jason AmbataPhilippines	18,000	$290
197	MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	18,000	$290
198	NW Nontapat WattanaThailand	18,000	$290
199	DM David MilleyCanada	18,000	$290

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 6:56:04 AM

Mateo Takes It on the River

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Kevin Mateo

A big pot of 382,000 developed between Kevin Mateo in the small blind and Jesper Henrich on the button.

The board ran out A♦ A♥ 6♠ 9♠ , with Mateo checking on the turn before calling Henrich’s 104,000 bet.

On the 2♦ river, Mateo led out all in for 160,000. Henrich went into the tank for 30 seconds before eventually folding, conceding the pot. Mateo collected the massive pot to continue his strong momentum.

Player	Chips
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	750,000(63 BB)
JH Jesper HenrichGermany	680,000(57 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 6:44:52 AM

Patterson Runs into Bullets

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Ashley Patterson

The action was joined with small blind Nikolas Rivera all-in and at risk against button Ashley Patterson.

Nikolas Rivera: A♦ A♠

Ashley Patterson: 2♥ 2♠

Rivera was in a dream spot for a double, and his bullets held against Patterson's deuces on the J♠ 9♦ 7♠ 3♣ 9♠ runout. After some lengthy deliberation over the size of Rivera's stack, Patterson paid his 159,000-chip fine.

Player	Chips
NR Nikolas RiveraPhilippines	348,000(29 BB)
AP Ashley PattersonUnited Kingdom	280,000(23 BB)

Level 20: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 164/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 6:35:05 AM

De Ocampo Flushes Mikhailov

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Andrew De Ocampo

In a single-raised pot, the flop came A♥ 7♥ 2♣ , where Andrew De Ocampo check-raised after Artur Mikhailov fired a continuation bet. Mikhailov responded with a raise, and De Ocampo moved all in. Mikhailov quickly called.

Artur Mikhailov: A♠ K♣

Andrew De Ocampo: K♥ Q♥

Mikhailov was ahead with top pair, while De Ocampo had a flush draw. The K♦ turn improved Mikhailov to two pair, putting him in strong position and leaving De Ocampo needing a heart.

The T♥ river completed the flush for De Ocampo, turning the hand around and shipping him a massive pot while eliminating Mikhailov.

Player	Chips
AD Andrew De OcampoPhilippines	705,000(71 BB)
AM Artur MikhailovRussia	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 6:34:43 AM

Small Boost to Sumay

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Sumay Mishra

Bao Sheng Woon got the last of his 36,000-chip stack in the middle from the big blind against small blind Sumay Mishra.

Bao Sheng Woon: J♥ 8♦

Sumay Mishra: Q♠ T♦

Queen-high was good for the pot and the KO for Mishra, as the 3♥ 6♠ 5♥ A♠ 3♦ board didn't connect with either player.

Player	Chips
SM Sumay MishraIndia	800,000(80 BB)
BS Bao Sheng WoonSingapore	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 6:29:47 AM

Joo Rivers Uhara to Score Knockout

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Motokatsu Uhara and Sung Choun Joo

Under the gun, Motokatsu Uhara open-shoved his stack and was quickly met by Sung Choun Joo, who reshoved from his left with a covering stack.

Motokatsu Uhara: J♠ J♣

Sung Choun Joo: K♥ Q♣

The flop came 9♠ 8♦ 7♣ , giving Uhara the lead with an overpair while Joo left with some outs. The 7♠ turn changed nothing, keeping Uhara ahead heading to the river.

But the Q♦ river completed the comeback, pairing Joo’s queen to swing the pot his way. Uhara was eliminated as Joo scooped the hand.

Player	Chips
SC Sung Choun JooSouth Korea	522,000(52 BB)
MU Motokatsu UharaJapan	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 6:22:07 AM

Riad Turns the Tide to Eliminate Tomoto

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

John Riad

Action folded to the button, where Daijiro Tomoto moved all-in for his remaining 170,000. In the big blind, John Riad weighed his options before committing to the call.

Daijiro Tomoto: A♦ 6♠

John Riad: A♥ Q♣

Tomoto was initially dominated but surged into the lead on the J♠ 9♥ 6♦ flop. However, the advantage was short-lived. Riad found one of his three outs on the Q♠ turn to retake control. The K♦ river was a brick, confirming Tomoto’s exit and adding a significant chunk of chips to Riad’s stack.

Player	Chips
JR John RiadDenmark	730,000(73 BB)
DT Daijiro TomotoJapan	busted

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 6:16:08 AM

Bagdasarov Out in Front at Table 29

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Michael Bagdasarov

Darren Yu limped from the small blind before calling big blind Nontapat Wattana's squeeze-jam for 113,000.

Nontapat Wattana: Q♠ 6♠

Darren Yu: A♦ 4♠

Wattana was in bad shape on the A♣ 6♦ K♥ flop, needing to catch running cards to stay in the game. The Thai player found no help on the 8♦ 4♣ runout and was promptly sent to the payout desk.

The next hand saw Takashi Saito open to 25,000 from middle position and collect the blinds. Michael Bagdasarov, who is a strong contender for the current chip lead, then opened to 25,000 and found no opposition.

Saito then raised to 25,000 once again and only big blind Pisan Kumpree made the call. Kumpree check-folded when Saito continued for 18,000 on the 2♥ 2♦ Q♠ flop.

Player	Chips
MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	880,000(88 BB)
DY Darren YuPhilippines	470,000(47 BB)
CM Clyde MoralesPhilippines	370,000(37 BB)
SW Simon WattNew Zealand	240,000(24 BB)
PK Pisan KumpreeThailand	220,000(22 BB)
TS Takashi SaitoJapan	170,000(17 BB)
SP Subodh PushkarIndia	65,000(7 BB)
NW Nontapat WattanaThailand	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 6:11:48 AM

Philippine #1 Mike Takayama Falls in 233rd Place

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Mike Takayama

In a surprise early exit, the Philippines' all-time money leader Mike Takayama has been eliminated from the Main Event. Takayama, who holds the top spot on the national rankings with over $4.5 million in live earnings, saw his run come to an end in 233rd place.

Recent Elimination

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
200	GS Georgii SavelevRussia	18,000	$290
201	AA Acharya AnantIndia	18,000	$290
202	AJ Alvin Jeff SembranoPhilippines	18,000	$290
203	MV Monziar VillariazaPhilippines	18,000	$290
204	YS Yoshiki ShimonoJapan	18,000	$290
205	RV Rickson VelosPhilippines	18,000	$290
206	WJ Wei Jie SimSingapore	18,000	$290
207	KM Kristofer MasangkayPhilippines	18,000	$290
208	IT Ivan TabucalPhilippines	18,000	$290
209	CH Cecilio HodrealPhilippines	18,000	$290
210	BM Buenafel MatubangUnited States of America	18,000	$290
211	TF Timothy FerrariUnited States of America	18,000	$290
212	JM Joseph MagnottiUnited States of America	18,000	$290
213	MA Martin AstorgaPhilippines	18,000	$290
214	JC John Carlo SayoPhilippines	18,000	$290
215	LW Louis WongSingapore	18,000	$290
216	JJ John JuanPhilippines	18,000	$290
217	SY Siu Yin KwongChina	18,000	$290
218	AM Artur MikhailovRussia	18,000	$290
219	JP Jean Paul BerdejoPeru	18,000	$290
221	OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	18,000	$290
222	FT Furuyama ToshinoriJapan	18,000	$290
223	AK Aoki Katsu KatsuomiJapan	18,000	$290
224	EL Eldee LimSingapore	16,000	$260
225	VC Victor CherkiFrance	16,000	$260
226	RJ Ruzzel JosePhilippines	16,000	$260
227	TH Tanaka HirohisaJapan	16,000	$260
228	SS Shanbang ShiChina	16,000	$260
229	GM George MateoUnited States of America	16,000	$260
230	DM Danrave MalalayPhilippines	16,000	$260
231	KM Keita MatsushimaJapan	16,000	$260
232	BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	16,000	$260
233	MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	16,000	$260
234	KW Katsutoshi WatanabeJapan	16,000	$260
235	JT Johnson TanPhilippines	16,000	$260
236	RP Ramon PabloPhilippines	16,000	$260
237	TA Temestocles Albao JrPhilippines	16,000	$260
238	RO Ryo OikawaJapan	16,000	$260
239	PE Paul ElliottAustralia	16,000	$260
240	RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	16,000	$260
241	JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	16,000	$260
242	SD Siavasch DastmalchiGermany	16,000	$260
243	MC Michael CalunsodPhilippines	16,000	$260

Level 19: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 199/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 6:04:38 AM

Chen Flops Two Pair to End Toshinori’s Run

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Michael Chen

Action folded to the hijack where Furuyama Toshinori moved all in for his remaining 59,000. Big blind Michael Chen looked down at a playable hand and made the call, looking to pick up a knockout.

Furuyama Toshinori: A♣ K♥

Michael Chen: Q♦ J♥

Chen took the lead on the Q♥ J♣ 6♦ flop, hitting two pair and putting Toshinori in trouble with only top pair. The 7♥ turn added a few additional outs for Toshinori, but the 2♥ river changed nothing.

Chen’s two pair held up, securing the pot and eliminating Toshinori from the tournament.

Player	Chips
MC Michael ChenHong Kong	271,000(34 BB)
FT Furuyama ToshinoriJapan	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:56:57 AM

Tan Snaps Wang’s River Bluff

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

John Mark Tan

With a pot already totaling 95,000, the final board read Q♦ T♥ 3♣ 2♠ 5♣ . James Wang led for 55,000, puttting the pressure on John Mark Tan. However, the pressure didn't seem to phase Tan, who took only five seconds to commit the chips for a call.

Wang tabled J♥ 8♣ for a missed draw turned bluff, while Tan confidently revealed Q♣ 9♦ for top pair. Tan’s quick call proved correct as he picked off the bluff and added a solid pot to his stack, continuing his steady climb in chips

Player	Chips
JM John Mark TanPhilippines	347,000(43 BB)
JW James WangSingapore	205,000(26 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:45:35 AM

Recent Elimination 244-281

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Grace Takayama

The opening level of Day 2 has already seen a fast reduction in the field, with 38 players eliminated so far. Below are the most recent eliminations from the ongoing action.

Place	Player	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
244	AE Alvin EstebanPhilippines	16,000	$260
245	JH Jeongwoo HeoSouth Korea	16,000	$260
246	HY Hidehiro YamamotoJapan	16,000	$260
247	GT Grace TakayamaPhilippines	16,000	$260
248	YK Yohei KosugaJapan	16,000	$260
249	GS George SaludPhilippines	16,000	$260
250	XZ Xianmeng ZhangChina	16,000	$260
251	LT Lester TimoneraPhilippines	16,000	$260
252	CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	16,000	$260
253	RM Rene Mar DavidPhilippines	16,000	$260
254	FS Farrus SullaSpain	16,000	$260
255	JC Jan Christian AlbeaPhilippines	16,000	$260
256	TA Takumi AsaharaJapan	16,000	$260
257	BT Bienvenido TapangUnited States of America	16,000	$260
258	BG Bea GarciaPhilippines	16,000	$260
259	DW Dai WenpengChina	16,000	$260
260	ZX Zhong Xun HsuSingapore	16,000	$260
261	YS Yu Shan TsaiChina	16,000	$260
262	WM Wai Mun LeongMalaysia	16,000	$260
263	SC Sungdong ChoiSouth Korea	16,000	$260
264	LM Lester MaghariPhilippines	16,000	$260
265	JA Jeffrey AletaPhilippines	16,000	$260
266	KI Kenneth IsipPhilippines	16,000	$260
267	RS Ripoll SaboritSpain	16,000	$260
268	MT Mickael ThomasFrance	16,000	$260
269	ZS Zi Sheng TeoSingapore	16,000	$260
270	SY Sunjong YooSouth Korea	16,000	$260
271	RS Ronnie SyPhilippines	16,000	$260
272	TF Tobias FabechDenmark	16,000	$260
273	IP Ivy PatalinghugPhilippines	16,000	$260
274	KK Kjetil KemiNorway	16,000	$260
275	HS Haruki SeihaJapan	16,000	$260
276	RN Riku NakayamaJapan	16,000	$260
277	HB Huiseop ByeonSouth Korea	16,000	$260
278	LH Loren HarrisUnited States of America	16,000	$260
279	IA Ioannis AthiniotisGreece	16,000	$260
280	RG Raymundo GomezPhilippines	16,000	$260
281	KT Keita TakaseJapan	16,000	$260

Level 18: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 243/2387

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:35:43 AM

Lim Doubles Through Overall Chip Leader Magsakay

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Cheng Jing Lim

Overall chip leader Vamerdino Magsakay continued his aggressive run early in Day 2 and had already eliminated two players before running into Cheng Jing Lim.

This time, Lim woke up with A♠ A♣ and secured a full double-up after the board ran Q♣ 7♥ 6♥ 9♦ K♦ .

The pot put a dent in Magsakay’s massive stack, though he still remains among the biggest stacks in the field.

Player	Chips
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	786,000(131 BB)
CJ Cheng Jing LimMalaysia	335,000(56 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:33:14 AM

Huerto’s Kings Hold Against Callaway

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Joven Huerto

Facing an early position raise, Lloyd Callaway fired a three-bet to 30,000 from the hijack. Action then folded to the small blind where Joven Huerto moved all in for 165,000. The initial raiser stepped aside, while Callaway took some time before making the call.

Joven Huerto: K♠ K♥

Lloyd Callaway: J♦ J♣

Both players woke up with premium pairs, but Huerto’s kings stayed ahead throughout the A♠ Q♥ 6♣ 9♥ 9♠ runout. Huerto secured a full double-up, while Callaway took an early hit to his stack.

Player	Chips
JH Joven HuertoPhilippines	354,000(59 BB)
LC Lloyd CallawayUnited States of America	226,000(38 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:22:27 AM

Ko Doubles Early with Aces Against Ismaili

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Ko Tanaka

Kustim Ismaili opened from the hijack and picked up one caller before big blind Tanaka Ko squeezed with a three-bet. Action folded back to Ismaili, who four-bet shoved, and Ko quickly called all in for his remaining 78,000.

Tanaka Ko: A♣ A♦

Kustim Ismaili: A♠ Q♥

Ko was in great shape preflop with pocket aces and stayed ahead all the way as the board ran out T♥ 4♥ 8♣ T♣ 9♦ .

With the clean runout, Ko secured an early double-up to start Day 2.

Player	Chips
KT Ko TanakaJapan	183,000(31 BB)
KI Kustim IsmailiAustralia	95,000(16 BB)

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 5:20:46 AM

Early Action at 19

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Hiroaki Terasaka

Hiroaki Terasaka opened to 12,000 from under the gun and big blind Keita Matsushima defended before folding to Terasaka's 8,000 continuation-bet on the K♦ 2♥ T♠ flop.

Tomohisa Watanabe raised to 13,000 from middle position and collected the blinds uncontested, before getting a walk two hands later.

Hijack Billy Soriano opened to 14,000 and big blind Earl Mendoza defended, check-calling when Soriano fired 14,000 on the J♣ 7♣ 9♦ flop.

Adrian Jayme got a walk, then raised to 18,000 from the small blind the following hand to collect the big blind.

Player	Chips
EM Earl MendozaPhilippines	325,000(54 BB)
TW Tomohisa WatanabeJapan	245,000(41 BB)
AJ Adrian JaymePhilippines	220,000(37 BB)
HT Hiroaki TerasakaJapan	190,000(32 BB)
TY Takeshi YamamotoJapan	120,000(20 BB)
BS Billy SorianoPhilippines	115,000(19 BB)
KM Keita MatsushimaJapan	110,000(18 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:18:44 AM

Aleta Survives with First-Hand Queens

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Jeffrey Aleta

Jeffrey Aleta entered Day 2 as the shortest stack in the room with just 1,000 remaining. On the very first hand, he was forced all-in from the small blind. Action folded to the cutoff, where Emmanuel Segismundo opened the pot. With no other callers, Aleta’s tournament life was on the line.

Jeffrey Aleta: Q♣ Q♦

Emmanuel Segismundo: K♥ J♥

Aleta found incredible luck, being dealt pocket queens at the exact moment he was forced all-in. The flop came K♠ Q♠ 8♣ , and while Segismundo paired his king, Aleta improved to a dominant set of queens. The 6♣ on the turn secured the hand, ensuring Aleta a vital win and keeping him in the game as play continues.

Player	Chips
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	261,000(44 BB)
JA Jeffrey AletaPhilippines	9,000(2 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

5/9/2026, 5:10:41 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal!

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Day 2 of the Okada Manila Millions Main Event is officially underway here at PokerStars LIVE inside Okada Manila.

Good luck to all the remaining players as the battle continues toward the final table. May the cards be with you!

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

30 minutes

Remaining Players: 281/2387

Callum JuryCallum Jury

5/9/2026, 2:15:39 AM

Vamerdino Magsakay Leads Day 2 Field as Okada Millions Plays to Final 9

Level 17: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Vamerdino Magsaka

Day 2 of the Okada Manila Millions Main Event is underway at PokerStars LIVE Manila, with 281 survivors returning to the felt with a shot at the title. The field combines players from all seven starting flights, and today they will play down to a final table of nine.

Top 10 Counts

Player	Chips
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	792,000(132 BB)
EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	653,000(109 BB)
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	651,000(109 BB)
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	620,000(103 BB)
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	618,000(103 BB)
JJ Jackson JacksonIndonesia	616,000(103 BB)
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	586,000(98 BB)
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	579,000(97 BB)
MT Mitsuki TomozawaJapan	576,000(96 BB)
CM Clyde MoralesPhilippines	573,000(96 BB)

Leading the returning field is the Philippines' Vamerdino Magsakay with 792,000, ahead of Edgar Asehan (653,000) and Kim Enriquez (651,000), a strong Filipino contingent at the top of the counts. Japan's Akihiro Kawaguchi (620,000) and the Philippines' Joshua Figuerres (618,000) round out the top five, with Indonesia's Jackson Jackson close behind on 616,000.

Play runs on 30-minute levels throughout the day, and players will be given four new timebank cards to start the day, with play resuming from level 17 (3,000/6,000/6,000). Stay tuned for live hand updates, chip counts, and key eliminations as the field plays down to the final nine.

SMPSMP

5/8/2026, 11:58:03 PM

Day 2 Seat Draw

Event starts 13:00 local time..

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AB Andrea BurzioItaly	189,000	1	1
PG Pia Glenn RubioPhilippines	78,000	1	2
JE Joo Ee Brian BenedictMalaysia	57,000	1	3
BG Bea GarciaPhilippines	87,000	1	4
NF Nazariy FedykUkraine	353,000	1	5
IP Ivy PatalinghugPhilippines	41,000	1	6
DM David MilleyCanada	151,000	1	7
JP Jean Paul BerdejoPeru	77,000	1	8
OD Onofre De GuzmanPhilippines	164,000	8	1
KN Kiyoteru NiinaJapan	285,000	8	2
YY Yuki YokotaJapan	157,000	8	3
MM Makoto MiyatakeJapan	125,000	8	4
BY Bon YapPhilippines	275,000	8	5
MG Manuel GeronimoPhilippines	149,000	8	6
FD Froilan De GuzmanPhilippines	418,000	8	7
RJ Rick Jason AmbataPhilippines	134,000	8	8
GS Georgii SavelevRussia	148,000	9	1
KI Kustim IsmailiAustralia	173,000	9	2
SK Shota KishiokaJapan	140,000	9	3
ZX Zhong Xun HsuSingapore	149,000	9	4
BM Buenafel MatubangUnited States of America	195,000	9	5
KT Ko TanakaJapan	84,000	9	6
JJ Joshua JordanUnited States of America	213,000	9	7
IT Ivan TabucalPhilippines	250,000	9	8
NG Nikhil GuttaIndia	146,000	16	1
JD James Dela CruzPhilippines	431,000	16	2
AS Aditya SushantIndia	210,000	16	3
PP Paul PakGuam	106,000	16	4
LM Leonito MirandePhilippines	180,000	16	5
EC Ellezer CastilloPhilippines	218,000	16	6
LJ Lukasz JankowskiPoland	119,000	16	7
SC Shinho ChoiSouth Korea	106,000	16	8
CR Czardy RiveraPhilippines	380,000	17	1
KM Kristofer MasangkayPhilippines	148,000	17	2
TK Taewan KimSouth Korea	405,000	17	3
NW Nontapat WattanaThailand	112,000	17	4
MA Mitsuhiro AkashiJapan	94,000	17	5
OM Oleg MordassovSwitzerland	177,000	17	6
TF Timothy FerrariUnited States of America	130,000	17	7
YS Yu Shan TsaiChina	78,000	17	8
OL Oliver LirioPhilippines	143,000	18	1
LC Lloyd CallawayUnited States of America	370,000	18	2
TF Tobias FabechDenmark	77,000	18	3
RP Roy PamplonaPhilippines	372,000	18	4
JH Joven HuertoPhilippines	180,000	18	5
YS Yoshiki ShimonoJapan	156,000	18	6
JG Jolas GuerreroPhilippines	118,000	18	7
AJ Alvin Jeff SembranoPhilippines	162,000	18	8
EM Earl MendozaPhilippines	358,000	19	1
TA Temestocles Albao JrPhilippines	185,000	19	2
TW Tomohisa WatanabeJapan	237,000	19	3
AJ Adrian JaymePhilippines	194,000	19	4
BS Billy SorianoPhilippines	114,000	19	5
TY Takeshi YamamotoJapan	167,000	19	6
KM Keita MatsushimaJapan	151,000	19	7
HT Hiroaki TerasakaJapan	200,000	19	8
JB Jeffrey BallesterPhilippines	277,000	20	1
BY Benhur YbarsabalPhilippines	142,000	20	2
JC Jason CruzUnited States of America	225,000	20	3
JC Jose CheungPhilippines	123,000	20	4
RN Riku NakayamaJapan	94,000	20	5
QH Qi Hui TohMalaysia	114,000	20	6
MC Marciel CerbitoPhilippines	145,000	20	7
MV Monziar VillariazaPhilippines	106,000	20	8
BS Bao Sheng WoonSingapore	31,000	21	1
NR Noel RegenciaPhilippines	100,000	21	2
KY Kosei YamamotoJapan	406,000	21	3
RO Reynaldo OngPhilippines	540,000	21	4
MD Marvin Dela CruzPhilippines	257,000	21	5
XZ Xianmeng ZhangChina	414,000	21	6
WM Wai Mun LeongMalaysia	77,000	21	7
SM Sumay MishraIndia	426,000	21	8
FS Farrus SullaSpain	83,000	22	1
AE Alvin EstebanPhilippines	155,000	22	2
MA Mark AlmusajinPhilippines	98,000	22	3
HJ Hyunjin JungSouth Korea	201,000	22	4
JF Juden FranciscoPhilippines	253,000	22	5
JR Jesus RiveraPhilippines	342,000	22	6
JC John Clyde TanPhilippines	579,000	22	7
AC Anthony CastroPhilippines	130,000	22	8
WT Winnie TaiMalaysia	49,000	23	1
JG Justin GeronimoPhilippines	217,000	23	2
JM Jeremy MercadoPhilippines	192,000	23	3
CH Cecilio HodrealPhilippines	65,000	23	4
TS Tetsunori SaitoJapan	165,000	23	5
MT Mitsuki TomozawaJapan	576,000	23	6
SH Shuhei HondaJapan	259,000	23	7
EN Errish NalusPhilippines	115,000	23	8
RP Rico PechoPhilippines	199,000	24	1
HB Huiseop ByeonSouth Korea	25,000	24	2
ES Emmanuel SegismundoPhilippines	256,000	24	3
JJ Joseroy JeremiasPhilippines	139,000	24	4
JA Jeffrey AletaPhilippines	1,000	24	5
VM Vamerdino MagsakayPhilippines	792,000	24	6
CJ Cheng Jing LimMalaysia	175,000	24	7
RD Rogel Del RosarioPhilippines	476,000	24	8
BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	173,000	25	1
BT Bryan TiongsonPhilippines	137,000	25	2
RV Renato Villanueva JrPhilippines	91,000	25	3
AC Arlon CarreraPhilippines	136,000	25	4
RT Ricardo TorresPhilippines	286,000	25	5
RR Ronn Ryan MesinaPhilippines	105,000	25	6
DM Danrave MalalayPhilippines	77,000	25	7
HS Haruki SeihaJapan	52,000	25	8
RR Rodolf RamoPhilippines	105,000	26	1
DT Daijiro TomotoJapan	188,000	26	2
RO Ryo OikawaJapan	123,000	26	3
JR John RiadDenmark	521,000	26	4
MH Matzusaki HiroyukiJapan	100,000	26	5
ZS Zi Sheng TeoSingapore	75,000	26	6
SC Sung Choun JooSouth Korea	153,000	26	7
GT Grace TakayamaPhilippines	129,000	26	8
AD Andrew De OcampoPhilippines	520,000	27	1
HD Howard DoerflingUnited States of America	119,000	27	2
FP Federico PeraltaUnited States of America	129,000	27	3
ER Edmon RebadullaPhilippines	235,000	27	4
DA Dakota AndersonUnited States of America	264,000	27	5
JA Joyce Anne MagpantayPhilippines	118,000	27	6
SS Shanbang ShiChina	213,000	27	7
AM Artur MikhailovRussia	109,000	27	8
SD Siavasch DastmalchiGermany	198,000	28	1
JA Jun AmsicPhilippines	241,000	28	2
FY Feng YuanChina	270,000	28	3
RJ Ruzzel JosePhilippines	108,000	28	4
EG Edilberto GopezPhilippines	505,000	28	5
JC John Carlo SayoPhilippines	152,000	28	6
NR Nikolas RiveraPhilippines	165,000	28	7
AK Aoki Katsu KatsuomiJapan	126,000	28	8
MA Martin AstorgaPhilippines	143,000	29	1
TA Takumi AsaharaJapan	65,000	29	2
CM Clyde MoralesPhilippines	573,000	29	3
SP Subodh PushkarIndia	140,000	29	4
LM Lester MaghariPhilippines	48,000	29	5
SW Simon WattNew Zealand	282,000	29	6
TS Takashi SaitoJapan	218,000	29	7
MB Michael BagdasarovUnited States of America	501,000	29	8
YJ Yong Jin HwangMalaysia	129,000	30	1
FB Fumihiro BabaJapan	224,000	30	2
KK Kohei KidaJapan	175,000	30	3
IA Ioannis AthiniotisGreece	187,000	30	4
HS Henri SantosPhilippines	296,000	30	5
KT Keita TakaseJapan	18,000	30	6
RB Raphael BulaongPhilippines	196,000	30	7
JO Jacinto OrdillanoPhilippines	370,000	30	8
SY Suzuka YamadaJapan	207,000	31	1
KI Kenneth IsipPhilippines	73,000	31	2
CQ Cezar QuiambaoPhilippines	120,000	31	3
MC Marvin CerbitoPhilippines	129,000	31	4
DS David SumaoiPhilippines	174,000	31	5
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	618,000	31	6
GS George SaludPhilippines	133,000	31	7
AC Aj Cris AcdalPhilippines	438,000	31	8
RS Ronnie SyPhilippines	172,000	32	1
EA Edgar AsehanPhilippines	653,000	32	2
JB June Brix NuestroPhilippines	268,000	32	3
JO Justin OngPhilippines	248,000	32	4
AF Adam FordAustralia	138,000	32	5
JS Joseph SiaPhilippines	172,000	32	6
EM Ethan MonteverdePhilippines	201,000	32	7
DD Dominik DoublonGermany	83,000	32	8
YH Yanting HuangChina	123,000	33	1
AG Aksshat GulatiIndia	300,000	33	2
TB Terje BratbergNorway	171,000	33	3
MT Motoharu TsunodaJapan	228,000	33	4
LP Liao Po HsunTaiwan	101,000	33	5
JJ Jackson JacksonIndonesia	616,000	33	6
SP Seunghee ParkSouth Korea	330,000	33	7
JC Jenard CladoPhilippines	109,000	33	8
MK Minsu KimSouth Korea	353,000	34	1
MA Mark Anthony CiruelosPhilippines	376,000	34	2
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	620,000	34	3
YJ Yunhyeok JungSouth Korea	162,000	34	4
EJ Euijoon JeonSouth Korea	312,000	34	5
RM Rene Mar DavidPhilippines	157,000	34	6
DC Dean CaingPhilippines	146,000	34	7
JT Jansen TiuPhilippines	240,000	34	8
KS Krisjanis StankevicsLatvia	69,000	35	1
HO Hiroto OhiraJapan	396,000	35	2
DK Dongwook KimUnited States of America	77,000	35	3
JH Jeongwoo HeoSouth Korea	76,000	35	4
MS Maoqiang SunAustralia	101,000	35	5
AA Acharya AnantIndia	496,000	35	6
SY Sunjong YooSouth Korea	97,000	35	7
CD Chierro De LeonPhilippines	80,000	35	8
GC Gilson ChanSingapore	174,000	36	1
U Unknown	38,000	36	2
SJ Soonho JangSouth Korea	198,000	36	3
MG Mikkel GeorgsenDenmark	492,000	36	4
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	99,000	36	5
JT Johnson TanPhilippines	142,000	36	6
AD Anton Del RosarioPhilippines	335,000	36	7
VC Victor CherkiFrance	518,000	36	8
YS Yasuto SuzukiJapan	193,000	37	1
JW James WangSingapore	167,000	37	2
AD Akshat DagaIndia	166,000	37	3
JP Jinwoo ParkSouth Korea	179,000	37	4
IJ Ireneo JavaleraPhilippines	225,000	37	5
DK Daisuke KakinumaJapan	176,000	37	6
RG Raymundo GomezPhilippines	26,000	37	7
JM John Mark TanPhilippines	137,000	37	8
KG Kiril GelevCanada	328,000	38	1
RJ Raeseon JungJapan	426,000	38	2
SP Samuel PeraltaPhilippines	371,000	38	3
TH Tanaka HirohisaJapan	79,000	38	4
AP Anant PurohitIndia	454,000	38	5
BV Bjorn VuilliomenetNorway	89,000	38	6
LT Lester TimoneraPhilippines	197,000	38	7
RP Ramon PabloPhilippines	160,000	38	8
KF Khoon Fong CheeMalaysia	442,000	39	1
RA Rommel AngelesPhilippines	100,000	39	2
MT Mickael ThomasFrance	57,000	39	3
YK Yohei KosugaJapan	199,000	39	4
RA Robin AndrewsUnited Kingdom	106,000	39	5
YS Yun Su ChoiSouth Korea	481,000	39	6
LW Louis WongSingapore	330,000	39	7
KW Katsutoshi WatanabeJapan	159,000	39	8
CL Chungik LeeSouth Korea	195,000	40	1
AA Antonio AbesamisPhilippines	101,000	40	2
SY Sungmoon YouSouth Korea	217,000	40	3
DW Dai WenpengChina	64,000	40	4
EC Eleurefe CarinoPhilippines	121,000	40	5
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	101,000	40	6
KK Kjetil KemiNorway	65,000	40	7
RM Richard MarquezPhilippines	200,000	40	8
CP Christopher PasionPhilippines	586,000	41	1
JC Jeunghun ChaeSouth Korea	136,000	41	2
MC Michael CalunsodPhilippines	290,000	41	3
LH Loren HarrisUnited States of America	14,000	41	4
JM Joseph MagnottiUnited States of America	88,000	41	5
TG Terry GonzagaPhilippines	412,000	41	6
PE Paul ElliottAustralia	138,000	41	7
SY Siu Yin KwongChina	173,000	41	8
DY Darren YuPhilippines	301,000	42	1
JC Jan Christian AlbeaPhilippines	117,000	42	2
HV Hernan VillaPhilippines	274,000	42	3
JJ John Jay MagadanPhilippines	171,000	42	4
KH Kiong Hii WangMalaysia	222,000	42	6
MC Michael ChenHong Kong	103,000	42	7
BA Billy AlfonsoPhilippines	319,000	42	8
BC Bernard ChuaPhilippines	150,000	43	1
PY Pan YaoChina	345,000	43	3
FD Ferdinand Dela CruzPhilippines	209,000	43	4
NB Nitish BhatIndia	65,000	43	5
AR Anton RagazaPhilippines	122,000	43	6
JH Jesper HenrichGermany	529,000	43	7
AL Alexis LimPhilippines	205,000	43	8
KE Kim EnriquezPhilippines	651,000	44	1
MU Motokatsu UharaJapan	204,000	44	3
AP Ashley PattersonUnited Kingdom	215,000	44	4
BT Bienvenido TapangUnited States of America	172,000	44	5
NM Nichols ManaloPhilippines	105,000	44	6
KI Kenta ItakuraJapan	246,000	44	7
JS Jacob SarmientoPhilippines	238,000	44	8
PK Pisan KumpreeThailand	178,000	45	1
WJ Wei Jie SimSingapore	134,000	45	2
JB Jonathan BlakeUnited States of America	326,000	45	4
TT Tokutaro TomonJapan	73,000	45	5
RV Rickson VelosPhilippines	217,000	45	6
MY Masaki YoshitaneJapan	125,000	45	7
KM Kevin MateoPhilippines	325,000	45	8
JJ John JuanPhilippines	99,000	46	1
LP Lemmor PatulotPhilippines	126,000	46	2
RF Remedios FloresPhilippines	160,000	46	3
YY Yasutomo YamakoshiJapan	501,000	46	4
FT Furuyama ToshinoriJapan	139,000	46	5
GM George MateoUnited States of America	84,000	46	7
HY Hidehiro YamamotoJapan	32,000	46	8
MB Martijn BoerenbrinkNetherlands	138,000	50	1
SC Sungdong ChoiSouth Korea	82,000	50	2
CT Carmelo Tutay JrUnited States of America	377,000	50	4
AS Alray SualloPhilippines	147,000	50	5
MY Motohiro YamadaJapan	219,000	50	6
GL Gerardo Lubas IiiPhilippines	399,000	50	7
RS Ripoll SaboritSpain	107,000	50	8
SJ Singabju JeonSouth Korea	351,000	51	1
ML Marion LatoPhilippines	350,000	51	2
EL Eldee LimSingapore	124,000	51	3
GB Gabrielle BarredoPhilippines	200,000	51	4
BC Bj CarbonellPhilippines	350,000	51	5
BC Benson ChanCanada	180,000	51	6
JP Jassel PolicarpioPhilippines	385,000	51	8

Place	Payout (PHP)	Payout (USD)
1	2,400,000	$38,950
2	1,515,000	$24,585
3	1,085,000	$17,610
4	850,000	$13,795
5	650,000	$10,550
6	500,000	$8,115
7	390,000	$6,330
8	300,000	$4,870
9	229,346	$3,720
10	177,000	$2,875
11	177,000	$2,875
12	147,000	$2,385
13	147,000	$2,385
14	123,000	$1,995
15	123,000	$1,995
16	102,000	$1,655
17	102,000	$1,655
18	85,000	$1,380
19	85,000	$1,380
20	85,000	$1,380
21	71,000	$1,150
22	71,000	$1,150
23	71,000	$1,150
24	59,000	$960
25	59,000	$960
26	59,000	$960
27	59,000	$960
28	51,000	$830
29	51,000	$830
30	51,000	$830
31	51,000	$830
32	44,000	$715
33	44,000	$715
34	44,000	$715
35	44,000	$715
36	44,000	$715
37	44,000	$715
38	44,000	$715
39	44,000	$715
40	39,000	$635
41	39,000	$635
42	39,000	$635
43	39,000	$635
44	39,000	$635
45	39,000	$635
46	39,000	$635
47	39,000	$635
48	39,000	$635
49	39,000	$635
50	39,000	$635
51	39,000	$635
52	39,000	$635
53	39,000	$635
54	39,000	$635
55	39,000	$635
56	34,000	$550
57	34,000	$550
58	34,000	$550
59	34,000	$550
60	34,000	$550
61	34,000	$550
62	34,000	$550
63	34,000	$550
64	34,000	$550
65	34,000	$550
66	34,000	$550
67	34,000	$550
68	34,000	$550
69	34,000	$550
70	34,000	$550
71	34,000	$550
72	29,000	$470
73	29,000	$470
74	29,000	$470
75	29,000	$470
76	29,000	$470
77	29,000	$470
78	29,000	$470
79	29,000	$470
80	29,000	$470
81	29,000	$470
82	29,000	$470
83	29,000	$470
84	29,000	$470
85	29,000	$470
86	29,000	$470
87	29,000	$470
88	29,000	$470
89	29,000	$470
90	29,000	$470
91	29,000	$470
92	29,000	$470
93	29,000	$470
94	29,000	$470
95	29,000	$470
96	26,000	$420
97	26,000	$420
98	26,000	$420
99	26,000	$420
100	26,000	$420
101	26,000	$420
102	26,000	$420
103	26,000	$420
104	26,000	$420
105	26,000	$420
106	26,000	$420
107	26,000	$420
108	26,000	$420
109	26,000	$420
110	26,000	$420
111	26,000	$420
112	26,000	$420
113	26,000	$420
114	26,000	$420
115	26,000	$420
116	26,000	$420
117	26,000	$420
118	26,000	$420
119	26,000	$420
120	23,000	$375
121	23,000	$375
122	23,000	$375
123	23,000	$375
124	23,000	$375
125	23,000	$375
126	23,000	$375
127	23,000	$375
128	23,000	$375
129	23,000	$375
130	23,000	$375
131	23,000	$375
132	23,000	$375
133	23,000	$375
134	23,000	$375
135	23,000	$375
136	23,000	$375
137	23,000	$375
138	23,000	$375
139	23,000	$375
140	23,000	$375
141	23,000	$375
142	23,000	$375
143	23,000	$375
144	20,000	$325
145	20,000	$325
146	20,000	$325
147	20,000	$325
148	20,000	$325
149	20,000	$325
150	20,000	$325
151	20,000	$325
152	20,000	$325
153	20,000	$325
154	20,000	$325
155	20,000	$325
156	20,000	$325
157	20,000	$325
158	20,000	$325
159	20,000	$325
160	20,000	$325
161	20,000	$325
162	20,000	$325
163	20,000	$325
164	20,000	$325
165	20,000	$325
166	20,000	$325
167	20,000	$325
168	20,000	$325
169	20,000	$325
170	20,000	$325
171	20,000	$325
172	20,000	$325
173	20,000	$325
174	20,000	$325
175	20,000	$325
176	20,000	$325
177	20,000	$325
178	20,000	$325
179	20,000	$325
180	20,000	$325
181	20,000	$325
182	20,000	$325
183	20,000	$325
184	18,000	$290
185	18,000	$290
186	18,000	$290
187	18,000	$290
188	18,000	$290
189	18,000	$290
190	18,000	$290
191	18,000	$290
192	18,000	$290
193	18,000	$290
194	18,000	$290
195	18,000	$290
196	18,000	$290
197	18,000	$290
198	18,000	$290
199	18,000	$290
200	18,000	$290
201	18,000	$290
202	18,000	$290
203	18,000	$290
204	18,000	$290
205	18,000	$290
206	18,000	$290
207	18,000	$290
208	18,000	$290
209	18,000	$290
210	18,000	$290
211	18,000	$290
212	18,000	$290
213	18,000	$290
214	18,000	$290
215	18,000	$290
216	18,000	$290
217	18,000	$290
218	18,000	$290
219	18,000	$290
220	18,000	$290
221	18,000	$290
222	18,000	$290
223	18,000	$290
224	16,000	$260
225	16,000	$260
226	16,000	$260
227	16,000	$260
228	16,000	$260
229	16,000	$260
230	16,000	$260
231	16,000	$260
232	16,000	$260
233	16,000	$260
234	16,000	$260
235	16,000	$260
236	16,000	$260
237	16,000	$260
238	16,000	$260
239	16,000	$260
240	16,000	$260
241	16,000	$260
242	16,000	$260
243	16,000	$260
244	16,000	$260
245	16,000	$260
246	16,000	$260
247	16,000	$260
248	16,000	$260
249	16,000	$260
250	16,000	$260
251	16,000	$260
252	16,000	$260
253	16,000	$260
254	16,000	$260
255	16,000	$260
256	16,000	$260
257	16,000	$260
258	16,000	$260
259	16,000	$260
260	16,000	$260
261	16,000	$260
262	16,000	$260
263	16,000	$260
264	16,000	$260
265	16,000	$260
266	16,000	$260
267	16,000	$260
268	16,000	$260
269	16,000	$260
270	16,000	$260
271	16,000	$260
272	16,000	$260
273	16,000	$260
274	16,000	$260
275	16,000	$260
276	16,000	$260
277	16,000	$260
278	16,000	$260
279	16,000	$260
280	16,000	$260
281	16,000	$260