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WPT Australia 2026

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Updates Chip Counts Info

Blind level

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Entries

6/527

Total Chips

26,350,000

Average

4,391,667

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:58:48 AM

Alex Thompson Bags Chip Lead as WPT Championship Event Reaches Final Day

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Alex Thompson

The penultimate day of the WPT Championship Event has come to an end at The Star Sydney during the WPT Australia 2026 festival, with the field reduced from 11 players to the final six. They are still battling for a share of the AUD 2,424,200 prize pool, with AUD 450,900 awaiting the eventual champion.

Alex Thompson started the day as the chip leader and maintained that position throughout, adding to his stack to head into the final six in pole position with 8,615,000. Filip Radic, who final-tabled the Australian Poker Cup at the start of the series, sits second with 6,610,000, while Pranav Bhatt is third with 4,315,000.

Jack Sweet will return with 3,510,000, while Tingjia Huang has 1,915,000 and Ryan Henry rounds out the final six with 1,360,000. Although they sit behind the top four, Huang and Henry start with over 20 big blinds when cards get back in the air, leaving plenty of room to maneuver at the final table.

Final Table Chip Counts

Player	Chips
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	8,615,000(144 BB)
FR Filip RadicAustralia	6,610,000(110 BB)
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	4,315,000(72 BB)
JS Jack SweetAustralia	3,510,000(59 BB)
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	1,915,000(32 BB)
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,360,000(23 BB)

Itsuki Aburatani

The day got off to a fast start, with Itsuki Aburatani becoming the first player to fall. He began Day 4 as the shortest stack and, after just three hands, committed the last of his chips with jack-ten against Huang's ace-nine. Neither player improved, sending Aburatani to the rail in 11th place.

That left the tournament on the unofficial final table bubble, where Radic soon produced one of the biggest calls of the day. Facing a triple barrel from Huang on a paired board, Radic eventually called off a large chunk of his stack with just ace-high and was rewarded when Huang tabled a missed flush draw. The pot pushed Radic up the counts and gave him plenty of confidence for the rest of the day.

The final table bubble eventually burst when Hunter Cichy found himself all-in with king-queen against Radic's pocket jacks. Cichy picked up a flush draw on the turn, but the river brought no help, eliminating him in tenth place and setting the unofficial final table of nine.

Joshua McSwiney

Once play resumed, Radic continued to build. Joshua McSwiney four-bet jammed with ace-four suited, only to run straight into Radic's pocket queens. McSwiney picked up some extra outs on the turn but missed the river, ending the only WPT Prime Championship champion's deep run in ninth.

Michael Zhang was next to go after running into Thompson in a huge pot. Zhang rivered a full house with ace-queen, but Thompson had him pipped with pocket kings for a bigger boat. Zhang paid off the river shove and departed in eighth place, while Thompson moved well clear at the top of the counts, where he stayed until the end of the day.

That left seven players fighting for the six seats at the official final table. Jun Wang briefly kept his hopes alive after doubling through Henry with pocket sixes, flopping a set before filling up on the river.

Jun Wang

His reprieve proved temporary. Bhatt opened, Henry three-bet, and Wang four-bet jammed with pocket jacks. Bhatt then moved all-in over the top with pocket kings, Henry folded, and Wang was unable to find the help he needed. His seventh-place exit brought Day 4 to an end and set the official six-handed final table. Pasted text

The final six will return on Wednesday, September 30 at 11:30 a.m., with 39 minutes remaining in Level 25 at blinds of 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 big blind ante. Levels will drop to 60 minutes, with the action streamed on a 30-minute delay as the WPT Championship Event plays down to a winner.

Place	Payout (AUD)	Payout (USD)
1	450,900	$325,539
2	290,000	$209,373
3	214,000	$154,503
4	159,000	$114,794
5	119,000	$85,915
6	89,000	$64,256

Stay tuned to Somuchpoker on Wednesday, September 30, as we return to The Star Sydney for full coverage of the WPT Championship Event final table, with live updates, eliminations, and all the action as the final six play down to a champion.

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:54:19 AM

End of Day 4 Chip Counts

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Player	Chips	Progress
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	8,615,000(144 BB)	15,000
FR Filip RadicAustralia	6,610,000(110 BB)	-90,000
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	4,315,000(72 BB)	215,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	3,510,000(59 BB)	110,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	1,915,000(32 BB)	915,000
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,360,000(23 BB)	-140,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:49:22 AM

Play Concludes

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

The final six players have agreed to return on Wednesday, September 30 at 11:30 a.m., when the official final table of the WPT Championship Event will be streamed down to a winner.

Stay tuned to Somuchpoker for the full chip counts and a recap of all the action from Day 4.

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:42:29 AM

Jun Wang Eliminated in 7th Place for AUD 68,000 (~$49,094)

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Jun Wang

Pranav Bhatt raised to 120,000 from under the gun and Ryan Henry three-bet to 280,000 from the hijack. Jun Wang then four-bet jammed for 1,500,000 from the cutoff and, when the action got back to Bhatt, he moved all-in over the top. Henry folded and the cards were tabled with Wang at risk.

Jun Wang: J♣ J♠

Pranav Bhatt: K♣ K♦

Both players had woken up with premium pocket pairs, but Bhatt's kings had Wang's jacks dominated.

No help arrived for Wang on the 4♥ 6♦ 9♠ T♣ 7♥ runout, sending him to the rail in seventh place and setting the official final table of the WPT Championship Event.

Player	Chips	Progress
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	4,100,000(68 BB)	1,700,000
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,500,000(25 BB)	-300,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	busted	-1,400,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:18:31 AM

Henry Bets Twice to Win the Pot

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Ryan Henry came in for a raise to 120,000 from the button and Filip Radic defended from the big blind.

Radic check-called a continuation-bet of 165,000 from Henry on the 6♥ J♦ 9♦ flop before check-folding to a second barrel of 360,000 on the 6♠ turn.

Player	Chips	Progress
FR Filip RadicAustralia	6,700,000(112 BB)	100,000
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,800,000(30 BB)	100,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:09:54 AM

Henry Jams on Huang

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Ryan Henry raised from under the gun and Tingjia Huang three-bet to 400,000 from the big blind. Henry called, leaving himself 670,000 behind.

The flop came T♥ 5♦ J♦ and Huang continued with a small bet of 125,000. Henry quickly jammed for his remaining 670,000, and Huang let it go.

Player	Chips	Progress
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,700,000(28 BB)	550,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	1,000,000(17 BB)	-700,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 4:04:41 AM

Trips For Thompson

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Alex Thompson

Jack Sweet checked from the small blind on the 7♠ Q♦ Q♥ 6♠ board and then called a bet of around 160,000 from Alex Thompson in the big blind.

Sweet checked again on the 2♠ turn and, after a few moments, Thompson fired 500,000.

Sweet went into the tank before making the call, but was forced to muck after Thompson tabled K♦ Q♠ for trip queens.

Player	Chips	Progress
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	8,600,000(143 BB)	600,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	3,400,000(57 BB)	-1,150,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:54:44 AM

Wang Doubles Through Henry

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Ryan Henry

On one of the first hands back from the break, the action folded to Ryan Henry in the small blind and he jammed. Jun Wang called for his stack of 675,000 from the big blind.

Jun Wang: 6♦ 6♠

Ryan Henry: T♦ 9♠

Wang was the shortest stack remaining and needed his sixes to hold to keep his hopes of making the official final table alive.

He took a commanding lead on the J♠ A♣ 6♣ flop after improving to a set of sixes.

However, the poker gods wanted a sweat as the 8♦ rolled off on the turn, giving Henry a backdoor straight draw.

The board-pairing J♥ on the river filled Wang up, and he secured the double through Henry.

Player	Chips	Progress
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,400,000(23 BB)	700,000
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,150,000(19 BB)	-800,000

Level 25: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

90 minutes

Remaining Players: 8/527

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:44:12 AM

Updated Chip Counts

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Player	Chips	Progress
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	8,000,000(160 BB)	800,000
FR Filip RadicAustralia	6,600,000(132 BB)	200,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	4,550,000(91 BB)	-150,000
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	2,400,000(48 BB)	590,000
RH Ryan HenryAustralia	1,950,000(39 BB)	-50,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	1,700,000(34 BB)	-595,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	700,000(14 BB)	-600,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:42:51 AM

Short Break

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

The players are going on a short break.

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:38:27 AM

Michael Zhang Eliminated in 8th Place for AUD 53,500 (~$38,626)

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Michael Zhang

Michael Zhang raised to 110,000 from the cutoff and Alex Thompson three-bet to 325,000 from the button. Zhang called when the action got back to him.

Zhang check-called a continuation-bet of 150,000 from Thompson on the 4♥ 4♦ 4♠ flop, and then called another 150,000 on the J♦ turn.

Zhang checked one final time on the Q♠ river and, after using his last time bank, Thompson jammed, covering Zhang.

Zhang had 1,610,000 behind and, after around four 30-second time banks, put in the call.

Thompson tabled K♦ K♠ for a full house, fours full of kings, which was enough to win the pot and eliminate Zhang in eighth place, who revealed A♥ Q♣ for a smaller full house

Player	Chips	Progress
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	7,200,000(144 BB)	2,400,000
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	busted	-1,950,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:26:31 AM

Sweet Contemplates a Slow Roll

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Jack Sweet

Alex Thompson raised to 110,000 from under the gun, with Filip Radic and Jack Sweet calling from the blinds.

All three players hit the brakes on the T♠ Q♦ 3♠ flop and K♦ turn before the 6♥ completed the board. After Radic checked for the final time, Sweet saw a green light to bet 275,000.

Thompson quickly waved the white flag, while Radic took a little longer before also returning his cards to the dealer.

After the hand, Sweet told his two opponents, "I had a good hand," before jokingly adding, "I was just deciding if I was going to slow roll you guys or not," prompting laughs from around the final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
FR Filip RadicAustralia	6,400,000(128 BB)	-300,000
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	4,800,000(96 BB)	-600,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	4,700,000(94 BB)	195,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:11:50 AM

Joshua McSwiney Eliminated in 9th Place for AUD 46,000 (~$33,211)

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Joshua McSwiney

Joshua McSwiney raised to 110,000 from early position and Filip Radic three-bet to 300,000 from the next seat. When the action got back to McSwiney, he put his foot on the gas with a four-bet jam for around 1,700,000, and Radic quickly stuck in the call.

Joshua McSwiney: A♦ 4♦

Filip Radic: Q♣ Q♦

McSwiney had run his suited ace straight into Radic's pocket queens and needed some help from the dealer, but none arrived on the 3♦ 3♠ 6♥ flop.

The K♦ turn threw McSwiney a lifeline by giving him more outs with a flush draw, but the 7♣ river slammed the door shut.

That sent the 2025 WPT Prime Gold Coast Championship winner to the rail in ninth place, while Radic dragged in he huge pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
FR Filip RadicAustralia	6,700,000(134 BB)	1,500,000
JM Joshua McSwineyAustralia	busted	-2,410,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 3:02:58 AM

Zhang Picks Off Henry

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

With a pot of around 350,000 already brewing, Michael Zhang checked from the big blind on the 6♠ Q♠ Q♦ K♦ board and Ryan Henry checked back from middle position.

Zhang checked once more on the T♥ river and, after a few moments, Henry bet 335,000.

Zhang snap-called and Henry tabled A♣ 9♣ for ace-high, which was no good against Zhang's K♠ J♦ for a pair of kings.

Player	Chips	Progress
RH Ryan Henry 1Australia	2,000,000(40 BB)	-425,000
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	1,950,000(39 BB)	495,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:48:43 AM

Thompson Takes From Wang

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

With around 275,000 in the pot and the board showing 4♣ 9♦ 2♠ Q♦, Alex Thompson checked from the big blind and Jun Wang fired 125,000 from middle position. Thompson called.

The 6♣ completed the board and both players checked. Thompson tabled Q♠ 7♠ for top pair, which was enough to win the pot as Wang mucked.

Player	Chips	Progress
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	5,400,000(108 BB)	70,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,300,000(26 BB)	-80,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:40:00 AM

Action Resumes

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

WPT Championship Event Final Table

Action resumes with 56 remaining of the current level of blinds at 25,000/50,000 with big blind ante of 50,000.

Final Table Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Progress
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	5,330,000(107 BB)	-605,000
FR Filip RadicAustralia	4,645,000(93 BB)	45,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	4,505,000(90 BB)	550,000
RH Ryan HeneryAustralia	2,425,000(49 BB)	225,000
JM Joshua McswineyAustralia	2,410,000(48 BB)	415,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	2,295,000(46 BB)	-305,000
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	1,810,000(36 BB)	460,000
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	1,455,000(29 BB)	155,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,380,000(28 BB)	-220,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:32:50 AM

Short Break

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

There will be a short break before the final nine players resume play.

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:32:00 AM

Cichy's Elimination Hand

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Hunter Cichy's tenth-place elimination

Hunter Cichy

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:25:57 AM

Hunter Cichy Eliminated in 10th Place for AUD 39,000 (~$28,157)

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Hunter Cichy

Pranav Bhatt raised to 100,000 from under the gun and Hunter Cichy three-bet to 800,000 from the cutoff, leaving himself just one big blind behind.

Filip Radic peeked down at his cards and cold four-bet to 1,550,000 from the button. Bhatt got out of the way, while Cichy put in the call to put himself at risk.

Hunter Cichy: K♥ Q♦

Filip Radic: J♦ J♠

Cichy found himself in a flip, but he was the player who needed to connect with the board to survive and keep the tournament on the final table bubble.

No help arrived on the 7♠ 2♥ 3♥ flop, although the 7♥ turn gave Cichy a flush draw.

The dealer burned a card and put out the 9♣ on the river, ending Cichy's WPT Championship Event in tenth place and setting the unofficial final table of nine.

Player	Chips	Progress
FR Filip RadicAustralia	4,600,000(92 BB)	900,000
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	1,350,000(27 BB)	-85,000
HC Hunter CichyUnited States of America	busted	-1,855,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:16:28 AM

Zhang Windmills the Bluff

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Michael Zhang

Michael Zhang raised from under the gun and Ryan Henry defended from the big blind.

Henry checked the Q♠ 8♥ 6♣ flop and Zhang bet around 80,000. Henry came back with a check-raise to 190,000, which Zhang called.

Henry checked again on the 2♣ turn and Zhang fired 325,000, leaving himself around 300,000 behind. Henery let it go, and Zhang proudly windmilled A♠ T♦ for ace-high for all to see.

Player	Chips	Progress
RH Ryan HeneryAustralia	2,200,000(44 BB)	-200,000
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	1,300,000(26 BB)	175,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 2:01:34 AM

Wang Gets Value With Two Pair

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

With around 425,000 in the pot on a completed board of 8♠ J♦ 4♠ T♠ K♥, Ryan Henry checked from the big blind and Jun Wang fired 375,000 from the button.

After thinking it over, Henry made the call and was shown K♦ J♣ from Wang for top two pair. Henry mucked, and Wang dragged in a much-needed pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
RH Ryan HeneryAustralia	2,400,000(48 BB)	-560,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,600,000(32 BB)	520,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 1:50:46 AM

Radic Soul-Reads Huang With Hero Call

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Filip Radic

Tingjia Huang raised to 100,000 from the cutoff and Filip Radic defended from the big blind.

Radic check-called bets from Huang on the 5♦ 6♦ J♥ flop and 2♠ turn, the first for 100,000 and the second for 375,000.

Radic checked for the final time on the 5♥ river and, after using a time bank, Huang fired a third barrel of 900,000.

Radic had around 1,200,000 left in his stack and, after staring Huang down and using a couple of time banks of his own, put in the call.

Huang tabled K♦ 8♦ for a busted flush draw, while Radic revealed A♦ 9♣ for just ace-high to win the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
FR Filip RadicAustralia	3,700,000(74 BB)	1,010,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	2,600,000(52 BB)	-1,700,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 1:42:25 AM

Final Table Bubble Time

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

With ten players remaining, the tournament has once again entered hand-for-hand play, with just one more elimination needed to reach the unofficial final table of nine.

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 1:38:06 AM

Itsuki Aburatani Eliminated in 11th Place for AUD 39,000(~$28,157)

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Itsuki Aburatani

Itsuki Aburatani came into Day 4 with just a few big blinds, and after only three hands, having started in the big blind, he committed his last 200,000 from the button. Tingjia Huang called from the big blind.

Itsuki Aburatani: J♠ T♦

Tingjia Huang: A♣ 9♥

Aburatani was behind, but he still had two live cards working for him.

Unfortunately for him, neither player improved on the 7♠ 6♥ 7♣ K♠ 7♥ runout, leaving Aburatani with jack-high against Huang's ace-high.

Aburatani became the first elimination of Day 4, departing in 11th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	4,300,000(86 BB)	350,000
IA Itsuki AburataniJapan	busted	-370,000

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/29/2026, 1:31:15 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

The 11 players have taken their seats and cards are in the air on Day 4 of the WPT Championship Event.

Level 24: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

90 minutes

Remaining Players: 11/527

Tim BakerTim Baker

9/28/2026, 10:55:35 PM

Jack Sweet Starts Second as 11 Return For WPT Championship Day 4

Jack Sweet

The WPT Championship Event at WPT Australia 2026 is down to its final 11 players, who return to The Star Sydney today with Alex Thompson holding a huge chip lead and the six-handed final table now on the horizon.

Thompson bagged up 5,935,000 at the end of Day 3 after winning a huge coin flip against Itsuki Aburatani during the final level, with Big Slick improving against pocket queens to send him clear at the top of the counts. Jack Sweet sits second with 3,955,000, while Tingjia Huang is just trailing Sweet on 3,950,000.

Day 4 Chip Counts

Player	Chips
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	5,935,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	3,955,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	3,950,000
RH Ryan HeneryAustralia	2,960,000
FR Filip RadicAustralia	2,690,000
JM Joshua McswineyAustralia	1,995,000
HC Hunter CichyUnited States of America	1,855,000
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	1,435,000
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	1,125,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,080,000
IA Itsuki AburataniJapan	370,000

Filip Radic

Other players returning for Day 4 include Ryan Henry (2,960,000), Filip Radic (2,690,000), Joshua McSwiney (1,995,000), Hunter Cichy (1,855,000), and start-of-Day 3 chip leader Michael Zhang (1,125,000). Jun Wang also remains in the hunt with 1,080,000, while Aburatani returns as the short stack with 370,000.

Play resumes at 11:30 a.m. in Level 24 with blinds of 25,000/50,000 and a 50,000 big blind ante. Every player has already guaranteed at least AUD 39,000, while AUD 450,900 awaits the eventual champion.

Levels will remain 90 minutes in length until the official six-handed final table is reached, when they will be reduced to 60 minutes and the WPT livestream will begin.

Remaining WPT Championship Event Payouts

Place	Payout (AUD)	Payout (USD)
1	450,900	$325,539
2	290,000	$209,373
3	214,000	$154,503
4	159,000	$114,794
5	119,000	$85,915
6	89,000	$64,256
7	68,000	$49,094
8	53,500	$38,626
9	46,000	$33,211
10	39,000	$28,157
11	39,000	$28,157

Stay tuned to Somuchpoker throughout Day 4 for all the live updates, key hands, eliminations, and chip counts as the field closes in on the WPT Australia 2026 Championship Event title.

SMPSMP

9/28/2026, 4:11:58 PM

Day 4 - 11 Players

Chip Counts

Player	Chips
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	5,935,000
JS Jack SweetAustralia	3,955,000
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	3,950,000
RH Ryan HeneryAustralia	2,960,000
FR Filip RadicAustralia	2,690,000
JM Joshua McswineyAustralia	1,995,000
HC Hunter CichyUnited States of America	1,855,000
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	1,435,000
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	1,125,000
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,080,000
IA Itsuki AburataniJapan	370,000

Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
FR Filip RadicAustralia	2,690,000	30	1
IA Itsuki AburataniJapan	370,000	30	2
JS Jack SweetAustralia	3,955,000	30	3
TH Tingjia HuangAustralia	3,950,000	30	4
PB Pranav BhattAustralia	1,435,000	30	5
HC Hunter CichyUnited States of America	1,855,000	30	6
MZ Michael Zhang 2Australia	1,125,000	31	1
AT Alex ThompsonAustralia	5,935,000	31	2
JW Jun Wang 3Australia	1,080,000	31	3
JM Joshua McswineyAustralia	1,995,000	31	4
RH Ryan HeneryAustralia	2,960,000	31	5

Remaining Payouts

Place	Payout (AUD)	Payout (USD)
1	450,900	$325,539
2	290,000	$209,373
3	214,000	$154,503
4	159,000	$114,794
5	119,000	$85,915
6	89,000	$64,256
7	68,000	$49,094
8	53,500	$38,626
9	46,000	$33,211
10	39,000	$28,157
11	39,000	$28,157