Cambodia, NagaworldEVENT #36

2026.01.30 - 2026.02.03Add to Calendar

World Poker Tour

Blind level

Level 19: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Entries

88/1,095

Total Chips

43,800,000

Average

497,727

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SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 7:25:13 AM

Recent Eliminations in the Money

Level 19: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Place	Player	Prize (USD)
85	HB Harsh BubnaIndia	$2,480
86	HZ He ZhouChina	$2,480
87	PB Pham BaoViet Nam	$2,480
88	MG Maksim GerasimovRussia	$2,480
89	RD Romulo DoreaBrazil	$2,480
90	RH Roger HardyCanada	$2,480
91	MR Mitja RudolfSlovenia	$2,480
92	WT William TjokroprawiroIndonesia	$2,480
93	QQ Qilong Qiu	$2,480
94	NG Neeraj Garjia	$2,480
95	HD Harsh DemblaIndia	$2,480
96	VF Valeriy FokinRussia	$2,140
97	PV Patrick ViretFrance	$2,140
98	HL Hoai Linh TranViet Nam	$2,140
99	RP Roelof PeppingNetherlands	$2,140
100	VX Van Xuan NguyenViet Nam	$2,140
101	YJ Yuequan JiaChina	$2,140
102	DS Dmitrii Shumeiko	$2,140
103	GC Graham CowanAustralia	$2,140
104	ZT Zarvan TumboliIndia	$2,140

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 7:15:48 AM

Naing Khin Nails the River

Level 19: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Three ways to the A♠ T♣ 6♦ flop, Myo Aung bets 40,000 and Alen Bakovic folds while Naing Khin calls. They check the 6♣ turn and Aung bets another 60,000 on the 8♦ river.

Khin calls to get shown A♦ T♥ which he has beat with the 9♦ 7♣ for a straight.

Player	Chips
AM Aung MyoMyanmar	575,000(38 BB)
NK Naing KhinMyanmar	435,000(29 BB)
AB Alen BakovicCanada	290,000(19 BB)

Level 19: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 88/1095

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 7:03:25 AM

Assorted Counts for Level 19

Level 19: 10,000 / 15,000 ante: 15,000

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	2,450,000(163 BB)
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	1,415,000(94 BB)
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	1,350,000(90 BB)
XX Xiaolong XuChina	1,275,000(85 BB)
VI Vitaly IvanovRussia	1,250,000(83 BB)
LP Laksh Pal SinghIndia	940,000(63 BB)
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	920,000(61 BB)
MF Michael FalconDenmark	920,000(61 BB)
WY Wanyao YangChina	850,000(57 BB)
QQ Quan QiuChina	840,000(56 BB)
CA Chandan Agarwal	800,000(53 BB)
AA Ankit AhujaIndia	770,000(51 BB)
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	725,000(48 BB)
IE Ivan ErminRussia	700,000(47 BB)
AM Aung MyoMyanmar	680,000(45 BB)
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	675,000(45 BB)
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	595,000(40 BB)
YS Yunsheng SunChina	560,000(37 BB)
DN Dmitry NemirovskyRussia	480,000(32 BB)
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	440,000(29 BB)
JM Jaco MoutonSouth Africa	400,000(27 BB)
KB Koen BreedNetherlands	350,000(23 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:53:08 AM

First Break Of The Day (88 Players Remaining)

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

After two levels, Day 2 is on its first 15-minute break with 88 players remaining. Currently Rindra Norodom is leading with a massive 2,460,000 stack.

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	2,460,000(205 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:46:28 AM

Mitja Rudolf Eliminated by Dmitry Gromov

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Mitja Rudolf three-bet jams for around 90,000 and initial raiser Dmitry Gromov quickly calls.

Mitja Rudolf: K♦ J♥

Dmitry Gromov: A♥ 5♦

The board runs out 5♥ 3♠ 2♠ 6♦ 3♥ and Gromov prevails to boost his stack.

Player	Chips
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	675,000(56 BB)
MR Mitja RudolfSlovenia	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:45:45 AM

Kyosuke Ueno Back From the Brink

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Kyosuke Ueno is all-in for 41,000 with the K♣ T♣ and Harsh Bubna looks him up holding the A♣ 5♠ Both have a piece of the K♥ 5♣ 2♠ 9♦ Q♦ board for Ueno to double.

Roger Hardy then defends the big blind versus Ueno and they get it in after the K♦ T♦ 8♠ 6♦ turn.

Roger Hardy: K♠ 3♣

Kyosuke Ueno: A♠ A♥

The river is the J♥ and Ueno doubles for 89,000. Hardy has 5,000 left and is forced all-in from the small blind next to bust out.

Player	Chips
HB Harsh BubnaIndia	330,000(28 BB)
KU Kyosuke UenoJapan	275,000(23 BB)
RH Roger HardyCanada	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:38:13 AM

Chak Hei Chan Bad Beats Linh Tran

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Chak Hei Chan squeezes to 149,000 preflop and Linh Tran then jams for 369,000 total. Upon using one time bank, Chan calls and "gambles".

Linh Tran: J♠ J♦

Chak Hei Chan: A♣ 6♣

The move pays off as the A♦ A♠ T♣ K♥ 4♠ board delivers two aces.

Player	Chips
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	1,250,000(104 BB)
HL Hoai Linh TranViet Nam	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:25:44 AM

Michael Falcon Loses a Bunch; Gets Some Back

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Armaan Kochhar tangles with Michael Falcon with the latter floating the 9♥ 7♠ 2♣ flop before picking up a flush draw on the J♠ turn. His Q♠ 5♠ are up against A♦ Q♥ and the 3♣ river is a blank.

Rindra Norodom then check-calls Falcon's bet of 40,000 on the 9♣ 8♣ 3♠ flop. They check down the J♠ A♥ on turn and river and Norodom announces one pair before showing his 2♠ 2♥ with a smirk. Falcon has the 5♦ 3♦ for a pair of treys to win the pot.

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	1,975,000(165 BB)
AK Armaan KochharIndia	815,000(68 BB)
MF Michael FalconDenmark	615,000(51 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:24:22 AM

Naing Khin Surives The Flip Against Harsh Dembla

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Naing Khin opens from cutoff and finds one caller in button player Pang Kok Yong until two spots over, Harsh Dembla pumps it up with a shove for 330,000. Khin calls with a covered stack and Yong steps away from the heat.

Naing Khin: T♣ T♠

Harsh Dembla: A♥ J♦

With Khin needing to dodge overcards to survive, the board heed's his call running 2♣ Q♦ Q♥ 6♣ 9♠ to double through while Dembla plunged to 6 big blinds.

Player	Chips
NK Naing KhinMyanmar	750,000(63 BB)
HD Harsh DemblaIndia	70,000(6 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:23:11 AM

Rindra Norodom vs Michael Kim Falcon

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Michael Kim Falcon opens from hijack and Rindra Norodom defends on the big blind. When the dealer fans a flop of 2♥ T♣ 9♦ Falcon continues for 35,000 and Norodom check-calls.

Action repeats on the turn 2♠ with Falcon firing 55,000 which still doesn't shake Norodom who check-calls. To fill up the board with the 8♥ on the river.

Norodom checks again. Falcon barrels a third time for 75,000. Norodom tanks and after burning a time-bank, he raises to 175,000. Falcon snap-calls and can't believe his hand is beat.

Rindra Norodom: 8♣ 8♠ full house

Michael Kim Falcon: Q♣ J♦ straight

Falcon says, "you are running so good. I can't not call that." Norodom is now inching closer to 2M.

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	1,800,000(150 BB)
MF Michael FalconDenmark	1,037,000(86 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:11:40 AM

Arun Krishnan Eliminated by Laksh Pal Singh

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Laksh Pal Singh

Arun Krishnan puts his hopes on the 8♠ 7♠ and is up against the A♦ 6♦ of table chip leader Laksh Pal Singh. The A♥ K♥ T♦ 7♥ 3♥ board keeps Singh ahead all the way to score the knockout with a pair of aces.

Player	Chips
LP Laksh Pal SinghIndia	780,000(65 BB)
AK Arun KrishnanIndia	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:08:59 AM

Two Shoves Pushes Out Vaibhav Sharma

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Day 1B bubble crusher Vaibhav Sharma opens for 25,000 only to be stunned by Longjie Wang and Jounghun Kim both shoving behind. Sharma gets out of the way. Both players then reveal the same hand.

Longjie Wang: A♣ K♥

Jounghun Kim: A♦ K♦

With the likelihood of a split, the rainbow flop nearly assures it K♣ 9♦ 5♥ but the turn 7♦ adds a bit of drama for a flush draw to Kim which fizzles out on the river 8♣ for a split pot.

Player	Chips
VS Vaibhav SharmaIndia	650,000(54 BB)
LW Longjie WangChina	186,000(16 BB)
JK Jounghun KimSouth Korea	158,000(13 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 6:06:25 AM

Level 18 Begins (106 Players Remaining)

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

Level 18 is underway with 106 players remaining out of the 136 that started Day 2. Blinds are now up to 6,000-12,000 ante 12,000 with average stack at 34 big blinds.

Level 18: 6,000 / 12,000 ante: 12,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 106/1095

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:45:15 AM

Imran Bhojani Among the Next to Fall

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Imran Bhojani

Alen Bakovic continues to run hot early on Day 2 as he also sends Imran Bhojani to the payout desk. They get it in A♦ T♥ versus K♥ J♠ and the K♦ J♦ 6♠ Q♠ 8♥ board gives Bakovic broadway.

Player	Chips
AB Alen BakovicCanada	475,000(48 BB)
IB Imran BhojaniSouth Africa	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:44:26 AM

He Zhou Out Of Danger

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

At one point in Day 1C, He Zh0u was backed by the biggest stack but by bagging time, she was down to just 52,000 which is 5 big blinds entering today's race. She has since recovered and is now sitting on 190,000.

Player	Chips
HZ He ZhouChina	190,000(19 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:42:56 AM

Gleb Ershov Eliminated by Rindra Norodom

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Gleb Ershov

Gleb Ershov is all-in for fumes from under the gun and Rindra Norodom raises to 40,000, Aleksei Zhukov calls. On the J♥ 4♦ 2♠ flop, Norodom bets 60,000 to isolate.

Gleb Ershov: 7♣ 4♣

Rindra Norodom: Q♣ J♠

Both players have a pair and the big stack stays ahead with the T♥ 3♣ runout on turn and river.

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	1,375,000(138 BB)
AZ Aleksei ZhukovRussia	274,000(27 BB)
GE Gleb ErshovRussia	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:41:16 AM

Cooler Drives Qilong North and Gelb Ershov Into Danger

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Qilong Qiu is all in and at risk preflop but has the better pocket pair against Gleb Ershov.

Qilong Qiu: Q♥ Q♠

Gleb Ershov: J♦ J♥

The board of A♥ 7♣ T♠ K♦ brings a slight scare but ultimately keeps Qiu ahead with the river T♠ to double through.

Player	Chips
QQ Qilong Qiu	336,000(34 BB)
GE Gleb ErshovRussia	54,000(5 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:21:35 AM

Joseph Adams Doubles Thru Ahmed Karrim

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

The early surge of Ahmed Karrim suffers a blow when his A♣ 3♠ pick up the nut flush draw but misses on a board of K♣ 8♣ 7♣ 9♥ A♦ board. Joseph Adams doubles with his T♣ 9♣ for the flopped flush on the button.

Player	Chips
JA Joseph AdamsUnited States of America	500,000(50 BB)
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	474,000(47 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:20:56 AM

Koen Breed Cracks Prasad Alaparthy's Aces

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Bad way to go for Prasad Alaparthy who calls Koen Breed's three-bet all-in holding the nuts only to get bad beat of of the running.

Prasad Alaparthy: A♦ A♣

Koen Breed: 4♦ 4♠

The board turns a harsh T♦ 9♥ T♣ 4♥ 9♣ for Alaparthy to bounce out on Breed's lucky catch.

Player	Chips
KB Koen BreedNetherlands	200,000(20 BB)
NA Nageshwara AlaparthyIndia	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:19:45 AM

Jeorge Lagatuz Felted by Alen Bakovic

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Jeorge Lagatuz from the Philippines gets it in with the A♠ K♠ preflop and finds a customer in Alen Bakovic, who turns over the 9♣ 9♥

The T♥ 6♣ 6♥ J♣ 7♥ runout keeps the pocket pair ahead all the way.

Player	Chips
AB Alen BakovicCanada	475,000(48 BB)
JL Jeorge LagatuzPhilippines	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:18:27 AM

WPT Prime Cambodia Titleist David Erquiaga Puts The Heat on Hwisoo Kim

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Big pot of 130,000 built preflop between the lone WPT Prime Cambodia titleist in the field, David Erquiaga at hijack and cutoff player Hwisoo Kim before the flop comes 8♣ 6♠ 6♣

Erquiaga gives Kim the go-ahead which he uses to fire 40,000. Erquiaga answers with a check-raise to 210,000. Kim quickly tosses in a time-bank and as the seconds drain, he decides to fold.

Player	Chips
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	786,000(79 BB)
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	254,000(25 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:16:15 AM

Rindra Norodom Scores a Huge Double

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Rindra Norodom

The biggest pot of the tournament so far unfolds on table nine when start-of-the-day chip leader Armaan Kochhar gets it in with pocket queens against the K♦ K♣ of Rindra Norodom. No surprise happens on the 8♦ 4♦ 2♥ 2♣ 7♣ and Norodom doubles for 616,000.

The action does not stop there, as Kochhar then gets it in against Anthony Abram.

Anthony Abram: Q♠ Q♥

Armaan Kochhar: A♦ A♣

This time, the queens end up second-best again on the J♣ 5♠ 2♣ 4♦ T♣ runout.

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	1,250,000(125 BB)
AK Armaan KochharIndia	600,000(60 BB)
AA Anthony AbramAustralia	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:10:00 AM

Ngoc Khanh Le vs Chandan Agarwal

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

On the tail end of a T♥ 6♦ 3♠ 4♥ A♠ board, Ngoc Khanh Le bets 150,000. Chandan Agarwal calls for more than half of his stack and then mucks when he is shown the T♣ T♦ for a set of tens.

Player	Chips
LN Le Ngoc KhanhViet Nam	600,000(60 BB)
CA Chandan Agarwal	140,000(14 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 5:08:27 AM

Roger Hardy Gets A Jam Through

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

With everyone folding to Sameer Agarwal's 21,000 from the middle position, big blind player Roger Hardy defends then they both check the flop of 7♠ J♠ 3♦

A♠ soon as the Q♥ appears on the turn, Hardy moved all in and after several seconds of tanking, Agarwal let go of his hand. Hardy shows he isn't bluffing, revealing Q♣

Player	Chips
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	415,000(42 BB)
RH Roger HardyCanada	139,000(14 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 4:57:14 AM

Hyundong Lee Doubles Thru Abhijith Cheruku

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Hyundong Lee jams for 93,000 with the A♣ 8♥ and earns a reluctant call by Abhijith Cheruku in the big blind with the K♥ T♠ Neither player connects with the J♠ 7♠ 3♣ 3♦ Q♥ board and Lee stays in contention.

Player	Chips
AC Abhijith CherukuIndia	425,000(43 BB)
HL Hyundong LeeSouth Korea	200,000(20 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 4:45:59 AM

Chandan Agarwal Shows Top Pair

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Single raised pot between Zarvan Tumboli and Chandan Agarwal brings a flop of 7♦ 3♣ 2♥ Small blind Agarwal slides out 21,000 and Tumboli calls.

Agarwal fires again on the turn T♥ for 31,000 and this time Tumboli takes pause before relinquishing his hand to the muck pile. Agarwal shows one card 7♣ and says he had an ace as well.

Player	Chips
CA Chandan Agarwal	400,000(40 BB)
ZT Zarvan TumboliIndia	177,000(18 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 4:44:59 AM

Sreekanth Narayanan Cleans Out Victor Peregrina

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Action folds around to the button player Victor Peregrina and he likes what he sees enough to jam his last 101,000 chips. Next door on the small blind, Sreekanth Narayanan calls and with the big blind folding, they flip them over.

Victor Peregrina: K♦ J♠

Sreekanth Narayanan: A♦ Q♥

The board gives Narayanan the jump to 8♣ 2♣ Q♣ with top pair. The turn 6♣ changes nothing and with the river 6♠ Narayanan ships it as Peregrina ships out in 129th place.

Player	Chips
SN Sreekanth NarayananIndia	481,000(48 BB)
VP Victor PeregrinaSpain	busted

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 4:43:16 AM

Ahmed Karrim Doubles Thru Rishi Mehra

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Lionel Foulquier raises to 20,000 and Rishi Mehra three-bets to 50,000. Ahmed Karrim four-bet jams for 348,000 and Foulquier folds, while Mehra calls.

Ahmed Karrim: T♦ T♣

Rishi Mehra: K♣ K♥

Karrim gets there on the T♠ 9♥ 5♣ Q♦ 9♦ board to score a big double.

Player	Chips
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	715,000(72 BB)
RM Rishi MehraIndia	125,000(13 BB)

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 4:42:59 AM

Sourab Modi Stays Alive

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

Coming back with a stack of just shy of eight blinds, Sourab Modi jams for 79,000 to get called by Jianhui Rao one seat over.

Sourab Modi: A♣ K♠

Jianhui Rao: A♠ 9♥

The board runs out T♣ 7♣ 5♣ A♥ Q♠ and the kicker plays for Modi.

Player	Chips
SM Sourab Modi	180,000(18 BB)
JR Jianhui RaoChina	busted

Level 17: 5,000 / 10,000 ante: 10,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 136/1095

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 4:41:15 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal At Day 2 (136 Players)

Day 2 of the 2026 WPT Prime Cambodia Championship is underway. The final 136 players are in their seats. Blinds open at Level 17: 5,000-10,000 ante 10,000 increasing every 60 minutes. Good luck to all!

SMPSMP

2/2/2026, 12:25:08 AM

Welcome to Day 2 of the WPT Prime Cambodia Championship 2026

The 2026 WPT Prime Cambodia Championship enters Day 2 with 136 players returning to NagaWorld Phnom Penh for the next stage in the race. With a total of 1,095 entries across three flights, all of the qualifiers are now guaranteed a piece of the boosted USD 1,051,750 prize pool.

Entering at the helm is India's Armaan Kochhar with a towering 1,067,000 in chips, equivalent to 106 big blinds. At his heels is Dutch player Tom Verbruggen with 1,014,000 (101 big blinds) in chips. They are the only two players bringing in a stack in the seven digit range.

Also in the lineup and looking to clinch a second WPT Prime title is David Erquiaga who won the 2022 edition in Cambodia. Erquiaga topped the Day 1A flight and will enter today's stage running ninth in the overall pecking order.

Also in the lineup and looking to clinch a second WPT Prime title is David Erquiaga who won the 2022 edition in Cambodia. Erquiaga topped the Day 1A flight and will enter today's stage running ninth in the overall pecking order.

Top 10 Chip Counts

Armaan Kochhar - 1,067,000 (106 bb)

Tom Verbruggen - 1,014,000 (101 bb)

Michael Kim Falcon - 943,000 (94 bb)

Chak Hei Chan - 922,000 (92 bb)

Vitaly Ivanov - 908,000 (90 bb)

Vaibhav Sharme - 895,000 (89 bb)

Rajat Sharma - 889,000 (89 bb)

Joshua Figuerres - 878,000 (88 bb)

David Erquiaga - 820,000 (82 bb)

Pradeep Nudurumati - 763,000 (76 bb)

Day 2 kicks off at 11:30am starting at Level 16: 5,000-10,000 ante 10,000 with blinds increasing every 60 minutes. A total of twelve levels will be played before bagging up.

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
YJ Yuequan JiaChina	210,000	1	1
LW Longjie WangChina	127,000	1	2
JK Jounghun KimSouth Korea	155,000	1	3
LN Le Ngoc KhanhViet Nam	384,000	1	4
YS Yunsheng SunChina	432,000	1	5
VS Vaibhav SharmaIndia	895,000	1	6
ZT Zurvan TumboliIndia	340,000	1	7
CA Chandan Agarwal	352,000	1	8
KU Kyosuke UenoJapan	88,000	2	1
QQ Quan QiuChina	504,000	2	2
AK Akihiro KonishiJapan	392,000	2	3
AS Adam SeyerUnited States of America	63,000	2	4
BL Ben Lee	227,000	2	5
RK Ritesh KhatwaniIndia	318,000	2	6
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	922,000	2	7
NG Neeraj Garjia	165,000	2	8
WY Wanyao YangChina	499,000	3	1
PN Pradeep NudurumatiIndia	763,000	3	2
TE Travis EndersbyAustralia	136,000	3	3
SU Somphone UngCanada	355,000	3	4
PT Praveen TammanaIndia	225,000	3	5
RS Ron SchindelheimCanada	315,000	3	6
EK Elmer KalaquianPhilippines	110,000	3	7
AK Aung KyawMyanmar	85,000	3	8
HT Hoa Thinh NguyenViet Nam	635,000	4	1
VK Vatsal KumarIndia	120,000	4	2
ET Elliot Thomas NichollsNew Zealand	188,000	4	3
CF Chon FongMacao	315,000	4	4
ZC Zachariah CheatumUnited States of America	220,000	4	5
KR Kurtis RuhlCanada	419,000	4	6
RD Romulo DoreaBrazil	57,000	4	7
SM Svein MathiassenNorway	538,000	4	8
ZS Zeyu SunChina	121,000	8	1
AB Alen BakovicCanada	396,000	8	2
NK Naing KhinMyanmar	276,000	8	3
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	685,000	8	4
IB Imran BhojaniSouth Africa	200,000	8	5
JL Jeorge LagatuzPhilippines	164,000	8	6
XZ Xiaoping ZhangChina	23,000	8	7
AM Aung MyoMyanmar	461,000	8	8
AZ Aleksei ZhukovRussia	381,000	9	1
JB Jinyun BaeSouth Korea	135,000	9	2
SM Sourab Modi	79,000	9	3
JR Jianhui RaoChina	127,000	9	4
GE Gleb ErshovRussia	243,000	9	5
AK Armaan KochharIndia	1,067,000	9	6
NJ Nicholas John WoodwardUnited Kingdom	237,000	9	7
RN Rindra Norodom	558,000	9	8
SC Sandeep ChatlaniIndia	39,000	10	1
SL Sid LukieCanada	161,000	10	2
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	430,000	10	3
MR Mitja RudolfSlovenia	298,000	10	4
AM Adam MartinssonSweden	235,000	10	5
GC Graham CowanAustralia	128,000	10	6
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	878,000	10	7
XZ Xiaosheng ZhengChina	581,000	10	8
EB Evgenii BolotovRussia	189,000	13	1
HL Hyundong LeeSouth Korea	83,000	13	2
YS Yi Syun CiouTaiwan	150,000	13	3
VP Victor PeregrinaSpain	126,000	13	4
SN Sreekanth NarayananIndia	277,000	13	5
TH Tuan Hung NguyenViet Nam	381,000	13	6
AC Abhijith CherukuIndia	508,000	13	7
BP Ba Phuc LeViet Nam	735,000	13	8
LP Laksh Pal SinghIndia	736,000	14	1
VF Valeriy FokinRussia	40,000	14	2
IE Ivan ErminRussia	395,000	14	3
KB Koen BreedNetherlands	217,000	14	4
NA Nageshwara AlaparthyIndia	176,000	14	5
AK Arun KrishnanIndia	88,000	14	6
WT William TjokroprawiroIndonesia	469,000	14	7
AK Amit KaushikIndia	241,000	14	8
DE David ErquiagaPhilippines	820,000	15	1
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	434,000	15	2
JM Jaco MoutonSouth Africa	342,000	15	3
JP Jiaxian PanChina	205,000	15	4
PV Patrick ViretFrance	181,000	15	5
MG Maksim GerasimovRussia	28,000	15	6
JF Joseph FieldUnited Kingdom	119,000	15	7
VB Vinay BoobIndia	380,000	15	8
GB Gavin BestAustralia	114,000	16	1
SW Shenghao WuChina	76,000	16	2
CD Christoph DufhausGermany	324,000	16	3
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	402,000	16	4
IG Igor GrinevskyCanada	592,000	16	5
FL Florian LoehnertAustria	205,000	16	6
PB Pham BaoViet Nam	537,000	16	7
QQ Qilong Qiu	135,000	16	8
NL Nguyen LeViet Nam	45,000	20	1
AK Andrei KalginRussia	332,000	20	2
SK Shixiang KhooSingapore	152,000	20	3
AA Ankit AhujaIndia	428,000	20	4
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	1,014,000	20	5
KL Kim LyCanada	205,000	20	6
IA Ingus ArajsLatvia	115,000	20	7
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	496,000	20	8
VK Vladislav KlepikovRussia	180,000	21	1
DS Dmitrii Shumeiko	220,000	21	2
RP Roelof PeppingNetherlands	119,000	21	3
VI Vitaly IvanovRussia	908,000	21	4
HZ He ZhouChina	52,000	21	5
KT Kyaw Tun Aung	350,000	21	6
HB Harsh BubnaIndia	502,000	21	7
ZZ Zhongzhou ZhengChina	245,000	21	8
SL Su LuTaiwan	78,000	22	1
OP Ostap PerfilevRussia	270,000	22	2
XX Xiaolong XuChina	402,000	22	3
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	667,000	22	4
VX Van Xuan NguyenViet Nam	140,000	22	5
VK Vineet KumarIndia	200,000	22	6
KV Kaushal VasaIndia	580,000	22	7
RH Roger HardyCanada	123,000	22	8
KA Khayal AbbasovAzerbaijan	120,000	25	1
JL John LundieAustralia	260,000	25	2
NM Nitin MelwaniIndia	232,000	25	3
HD Harsh DemblaIndia	423,000	25	4
TH Thomas HaverstadNorway	138,000	25	5
KV Kou VangUnited States of America	86,000	25	6
AI Anton IakimenkoRussia	566,000	25	7
DC Daniel CharltonUnited Kingdom	601,000	25	8
JA Joseph AdamsUnited States of America	138,000	43	1
RS Rajat SharmaIndia	889,000	43	2
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	348,000	43	3
VD Van Dong An NguyenViet Nam	383,000	43	4
SW Sylvester WuAustralia	123,000	43	5
LF Lionel FoulquierFrance	217,000	43	6
JL Jan LeoncioChina	83,000	43	7
RM Rishi MehraIndia	471,000	43	8
DN Dmitry NemirovskyRussia	79,000	99	1
IY Ihor YerofieievUkraine	118,000	99	2
DA Daisuke AbikoJapan	400,000	99	3
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	535,000	99	4
HL Hoai Linh TranViet Nam	258,000	99	5
MF Michael FalconDenmark	943,000	99	6
AA Anthony AbramAustralia	214,000	99	7
FR Fabian RolliSwitzerland	188,000	99	8

All of the 136 survivors are guaranteed a minimum payout of USD 1,940 while awaiting the champion is a juicy top prize of USD 164,570* inclusive a seat worth USD 10,400 to the WPT World Championship at The Wynn Las Vegas.

Payouts

Place	Payout (USD)
1	$164,570
2	$103,000
3	$76,000
4	$58,000
5	$43,500
6	$33,000
7	$25,000
8	$19,800
9	$15,600
10	$15,600
11	$13,300
12	$13,300
13	$11,300
14	$11,300
15	$11,300
16	$9,600
17	$9,600
18	$9,600
19	$9,600
20	$8,200
21	$8,200
22	$8,200
23	$8,200
24	$6,900
25	$6,900
26	$6,900
27	$6,900
28	$6,900
29	$6,900
30	$6,900
31	$6,900
32	$5,900
33	$5,900
34	$5,900
35	$5,900
36	$5,900
37	$5,900
38	$5,900
39	$5,900
40	$4,940
41	$4,940
42	$4,940
43	$4,940
44	$4,940
45	$4,940
46	$4,940
47	$4,940
48	$4,180
49	$4,180
50	$4,180
51	$4,180
52	$4,180
53	$4,180
54	$4,180
55	$4,180
56	$3,500
57	$3,500
58	$3,500
59	$3,500
60	$3,500
61	$3,500
62	$3,500
63	$3,500
64	$2,920
65	$2,920
66	$2,920
67	$2,920
68	$2,920
69	$2,920
70	$2,920
71	$2,920
72	$2,920
73	$2,920
74	$2,920
75	$2,920
76	$2,920
77	$2,920
78	$2,920
79	$2,920
80	$2,480
81	$2,480
82	$2,480
83	$2,480
84	$2,480
85	$2,480
86	$2,480
87	$2,480
88	$2,480
89	$2,480
90	$2,480
91	$2,480
92	$2,480
93	$2,480
94	$2,480
95	$2,480
96	$2,140
97	$2,140
98	$2,140
99	$2,140
100	$2,140
101	$2,140
102	$2,140
103	$2,140
104	$2,140
105	$2,140
106	$2,140
107	$2,140
108	$2,140
109	$2,140
110	$2,140
111	$2,140
112	$1,940
113	$1,940
114	$1,940
115	$1,940
116	$1,940
117	$1,940
118	$1,940
119	$1,940
120	$1,940
121	$1,940
122	$1,940
123	$1,940
124	$1,940
125	$1,940
126	$1,940
127	$1,940
128	$1,940
129	$1,940
130	$1,940
131	$1,940
132	$1,940
133	$1,940
134	$1,940
135	$1,940
136	$1,940