Cambodia, NagaworldEVENT #4

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World Poker Tour

Blind level

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

Entries

6/472

Total Chips

23,600,000

Average

3,933,333

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 4:27:28 PM

Championship Warm Up Reaches Its Final Six After A Roller-Coaster Day 2

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

Qi Li - Chip Leader

After ten action-packed levels of play, Day 2 of the Championship Warm Up officially wrapped up, trimming the field from 96 hopefuls down to just six survivors.

The day ultimately belonged to Qi Li, who emerged as the chip leader after a fearless late-session performance. Li made a bold all-in move on the turn, putting maximum pressure on Mykyta Ishchenko following a massive 1,300,000 bet. He then closed the night in dramatic fashion by delivering the final knockout of the day, eliminating Kaoru Kishimoto in 7th place, whose pocket fives ran straight into Li’s pocket eights. With that hand, the bags came out and Day 2 was sealed.

The $600 buy-in Championship Warm Up carried a $150,000 guarantee and attracted a strong turnout of 472 entries, generating a $247,234 prize pool, nearly doubling the guarantee. After the opening flights, 96 players returned for Day 2, all chasing a deep run and a shot at the title.

Only 55 players reached the money, locking up at least $1,187, but as the field shrank, the focus shifted firmly toward the top. Looming large is the $54,772 first-place prize and the coveted WPT trophy, awaiting the eventual champion.

Final Six Players

Player	Chips
QL Qi LiChina	6,790,000(113 BB)
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	5,680,000(95 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	4,500,000(75 BB)
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	3,500,000(58 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	1,950,000(33 BB)
SU Somphone UngCanada	1,210,000(20 BB)

Remaining Payouts

Place	Payout (USD)
1	$54,772
2	$33,624
3	$21,880
4	$16,416
5	$12,609
6	$10,137

Bubble

After just two hours of play, the bubble officially burst, and it happened in brutal fashion. On the very first hand of hand-for-hand play, the bubble popped after a classic cooler. Kishimoto delivered the knockout, holding pocket aces against Day 1B chip leader Ridhav Chawla’s pocket queens. With that pot, Kishimoto vaulted into the chip lead with a massive stack, though his run eventually came to an end in 7th place, earning $8,406.

Final Nine Players

Following the bubble burst, the tournament played on for another seven hours before reaching the final table. Abhishek Ramesh led the final nine with a commanding stack of 5,520,000 chips.

The first to exit the final table was Rajneesh Katoch, finishing in 9th place for $5,608 after losing a dominated hand to Qi Li. Katoch’s ace-queen fell to Li’s ace-jack when Li paired his jack on the flop to secure the elimination.

Next out was Eike Strub in 8th place for $6,675. Short-stacked with just 12 big blinds, Strub shoved but was denied by Mykyta Ishchenko.

Kaoru Kishimoto

The final table continued for another hour before the elimination of Kishimoto, setting the stage for the final six.

With that, Day 2 comes to a close, and the remaining six players will return tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. to battle it out on the Final Day for the Championship Warm Up title.

Scroll down to catch up on all the action from Day 2.

Somuchpoker is on-site throughout WPT Cambodia 2026 at NagaWorld, bringing you live updates, results, and coverage straight from the tournament floor.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 3:50:22 PM

That’s A Wrap For Day 2

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

That’s it for the Day 2 coverage of the Championship Warm Up. Stay tuned for a full recap of everything that went down today as the action heads toward an exciting final day.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 3:39:01 PM

Kaoru Kishimoto Eliminated in 7th Place for $8,406

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

Kaoru Kishimoto - 7th Place - $8,406

With four minutes left on the clock, action folded to the small blind where Kaoru Kishimoto put all of his 1,700,000 chips in the middle. Big blind Qi Li took a look at his cards and decided to make the call.

Kaoru Kishimoto: 5♥ 5♦

Qi Li: 8♥ 8♠

Bad timing for Kishimoto as he ran straight into a higher pair, leaving him with only two outs. He needed to find a five, but the 6♣ K♥ 2♣ T♣ 3♠ board offered no help. Kishimoto was eliminated in 7th place.

With that, the remaining players bagged their chips and will return tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. for the Final Day.

Player	Chips
QL Qi LiChina	6,790,000(113 BB)
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	busted

Place	Player	Prize (USD)
7	KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	$8,406

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 3:33:01 PM

Clock Ticking, Seven Remain

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

With the final 10 minutes on the clock and still seven players remaining, play is nearing a pause point. If the level ends and the field is still at seven, players will bag their chips and return tomorrow for the final day of the Championship Warm Up.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 3:24:36 PM

Updated Chip Counts

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

Player	Chips
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	4,850,000(81 BB)
QL Qi LiChina	4,500,000(75 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	4,450,000(74 BB)
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	4,060,000(68 BB)
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	2,075,000(35 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	1,850,000(31 BB)
SU Somphone UngCanada	1,690,000(28 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 3:06:54 PM

Jacks Hold Strong

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

Down with his last 785,000, Somphone Ung shoved all in from under the gun +1 and small blind Mykyta Ishchenko made the call trying to eliminate another player.

Somphone Ung: J♣ J♠

Mykyta Ishchenko: A♦ Q♣

It was a classic flip, but the J♦ 4♥ 7♠ flop gave Ung top set and full control of the hand. When the A♥ landed on the turn, Ishchenko was already drawing dead. The 6♦ river was just a formality.

Ung secured a much-needed double up and stayed alive in the tournament.

Player	Chips
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	4,060,000(68 BB)
SU Somphone UngCanada	1,690,000(28 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 2:52:54 PM

Eike Strub Eliminated in 8th Place for $6,675

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

Eike Strub - 8th Place - $6,675

First hand of the new level, action folded to the button where Mykyta Ishchenko raised to 120,000. Big blind Eike Strub snap shoved for 715,000, and Ishchenko quickly made the call.

Eike Strub: K♠ J♠

Mykyta Ishchenko: A♣ Q♦

Strub was behind but still had live cards. However, things went from bad to worse after Ishchenko paired his ace on the A♥ 8♦ 3♦ flop.

Any comeback hopes faded on the 9♦ turn, which effectively sealed the hand. The 6♥ river changed nothing. Strub’s run came to an end in 8th place.

Player	Chips
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	4,610,000(77 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	busted

Place	Player	Prize (USD)
8	ES Eike StrubGermany	$6,675

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 2:45:23 PM

Final Six Or Final Level

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

The tournament director announced that the current level will be the final level of the night unless the field is reduced to the final six players before it ends. If six players are not reached by the conclusion of this level, play will resume tomorrow.

There are still eight players remaining, all battling to either bag chips for another day or close the night by reaching the final six.

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 8/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 2:36:33 PM

Chip Counts Update

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

Player	Chips
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	4,960,000(99 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	4,940,000(99 BB)
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	4,780,000(96 BB)
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	4,200,000(84 BB)
QL Qi LiChina	3,260,000(65 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	1,160,000(23 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	700,000(14 BB)
SU Somphone UngCanada	665,000(13 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 2:10:47 PM

Rajneesh Katoch Eliminated In 9th Place for $5,068

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

Rajneesh Katoch - 9th Place - $5,068

Under the gun, Rajneesh Katoch opened to 100,000, then fired a four-bet shove for 1,020,000 after Qi Li three-bet to 200,000. Li used nearly all of his remaining time before announcing the call.

Rajneesh Katoch: A♦ Q♦

Qi Li: A♣ J♣

Katoch was ahead preflop, but the J♠ 8♠ 8♥ flop swung the momentum, giving Li one of his three outs. Katoch needed to pair his queen to survive, but the 3♦ turn and 8♣ river sealed it.

Katoch was eliminated in 9th place.

Player	Chips
QL Qi LiChina	2,915,000(58 BB)
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	busted

Place	Player	Prize (USD)
9	RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	$5,068

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 1:58:29 PM

Kishimoto Comes Out Swinging

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

Kaoru Kishimoto came out firing in the opening 15 minutes of the final table, already adding 600,000 to his stack after winning multiple pots.

Player	Chips
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	3,400,000(68 BB)

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 9/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 1:33:03 PM

Final Table Is Set!

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Final Table

After nine hours of play, the Championship Warm Up has been trimmed from 96 Day 2 survivors down to its final nine players. Abhishek Ramesh leads the way with a commanding stack of 5,520,000 chips.

Play will continue until the field is reduced to the final six, who will return for the last day. Good luck to all the remaining contenders as the pressure continues to build.

Player	Chips
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	5,520,000(138 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	4,270,000(107 BB)
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	3,990,000(100 BB)
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	2,820,000(71 BB)
QL Qi LiChina	1,895,000(47 BB)
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	1,755,000(44 BB)
SU Somphone UngCanada	1,385,000(35 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	990,000(25 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	950,000(24 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 1:20:17 PM

Lukie Bubbles Final Table

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Sid Lukie

Qi Li opened to 80,000 and then snap-called the three-bet shove from small blind Sid Lukie for 755,000.

Sid Lukie: T♥ T♦

Qi Li: 9♥ 9♠

Lukie dominated Li preflop and looked strong after the A♦ 3♦ 3♥ flop. However, the 9♣ on the turn was a disaster for Lukie as Li hit his two-outer. The river K♦ brought no help, and Lukie was eliminated as the final-table bubble.

Nine players remain and play will continue until the field is reduced to six.

Player	Chips
QL Qi LiChina	1,765,000(44 BB)
SL Sid LukieCanada	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 1:10:37 PM

Five Bet Fearless

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Cutoff Eike Strub opened to 80,000, while button Mykyta Ishchenko three-bet to 230,000. Action back to Strub, who responded with a four-bet to 460,000.

Ishchenko boldly announced a five-bet all in, and Strub laid it down after a brief five-second pause.

Player	Chips
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	3,840,000(96 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	1,030,000(26 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 1:03:34 PM

Ace Does It

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Kaoru Kishimoto

Folded to the button, Kaoru Kishimoto opened to two big blinds, and Abhishek Ramesh defended from the big blind.

On the flop A♦ K♣ J♥ , Kishimoto fired 100,000, which Ramesh check-called. Kishimoto kept the pressure on with another 275,000 bet on the 2♦ turn, and once again Ramesh made the call.

The river brought 5♥ , and both players checked it down.

Ramesh tabled T♠ 9♠ for a missed draw, while Kishimoto showed A♠ 7♠ for top pair, enough to scoop the pot.

Player	Chips
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	4,530,000(113 BB)
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	2,900,000(73 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 12:51:12 PM

Flush Draw Fails

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Vinay Boob

Facing a raise and a call, Vinay Boob was left with 255,000 in the big blind and three-bet shoved. Initial raiser Wei Yan re-shoved, forcing the caller to fold.

Vinay Boob: A♦ Q♦

Wei Yan: A♣ 8♠

Boob had Yan dominated preflop, but Yan found help on the flop K♦ T♦ 8♥ , pairing his eight. Boob picked up a flush draw but failed to improve on the runout 7♣ K♥ and was eliminated.

Player	Chips
WY Wei YanTaiwan	1,950,000(49 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 12:39:31 PM

Ace-King Justice

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Thanh Van Tran

With 415,000 remaining, under the gun Thanh Van Tran put all of it in the middle. Button Kaoru Kishimoto wasn’t satisfied with just a call and raised to 900,000, forcing the rest of the table to fold.

Thanh Van Tran: A♠ 4♥

Kaoru Kishimoto: A♣ K♦

Kishimoto dominated Tran preflop and held through the board, eliminating Tran from the tournament.

Player	Chips
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	3,000,000(75 BB)
TV Thanh Van TranViet Nam	busted

Level 23: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 14/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 12:21:47 PM

No Escape This Time

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Ranno Sootla

Hijack Qi Li opened to 60,000 and picked up two callers, the button and big blind Ranno Sootla. On the flop T♠ 8♣ 7♠ , Li bet 45,000 out of turn even though action was on Sootla. Sootla checked, making Li’s bet stand, and the button folded.

After using a time bank, Sootla shoved for 345,000. Li took some time but eventually made the call.

Ranno Sootla: 6♠ 5♠

Qi Li: K♠ 9♣

Sootla flopped a monster draw with both a flush draw and an open-ended straight draw. The turn J♦ completed the straight for Li, leaving Sootla needing a spade to survive. The river T♣ was no help, and Qi Li was eliminated by Sootla.

Player	Chips
QL Qi LiChina	1,800,000(60 BB)
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 12:13:49 PM

Top Two Tango

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Under the gun, Wei Yan opened to 60,000 and called Rajneesh Katoch’s three-bet to 155,000 from the big blind. Katoch continued the pressure with a 110,000 bet on the flop Q♥ 9♥ 7♣ , followed by another 225,000 on the turn 2♦ , with Yan calling both streets.

The action slowed on the 7♥ river, with both players checking it down.

Rajneesh Katoch: K♦ Q♦

Wei Yan: K♥ Q♣

Both players revealed top two pair, resulting in an exact chop of the pot.

Player	Chips
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	2,620,000(87 BB)
WY Wei YanTaiwan	1,530,000(51 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 12:03:21 PM

Runner-Runner Heartbreak

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Tom Verbruggen

Tom Verbruggen, fresh off a double-up, shoved again for 330,000. Action folded to the small blind Somphone Ung, who also moved all in, with the big blind getting out of the way.

Tom Verbruggen: A♦ Q♦

Somphone Ung: A♠ T♣

Verbruggen looked poised for another double with the dominated hand, but the board had other plans. The runout J♦ 5♣ 4♣ 8♣ 2♣ completed a brutal runner-runner flush for Ung, stunning Verbruggen and ending his run in heartbreaking fashion.

Player	Chips
SU Somphone UngCanada	1,005,000(34 BB)
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 11:52:24 AM

Ace Saves Day

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Travis Endersby

Facing a raise, cutoff Travis Endersby three-bet shoved for 365,000. Initial raiser Soichiro Okada snap-called.

Travis Endersby: A♠ 7♠

Soichiro Okada: K♠ K♦

Okada proudly turned over his monster pair, but the celebration didn’t last long. The flop came 5♠ 4♠ 2♦ , giving Endersby a surge of outs and plenty of sweat for Okada. The turn A♣ delivered one of those outs, and the river 4♦ changed nothing.

Endersby doubled up and stayed alive.

Player	Chips
SO Soichiro OkadaJapan	1,100,000(37 BB)
TE Travis EndersbyAustralia	805,000(27 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 11:41:58 AM

Three Outs Found

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Kaoru Kishimoto

One hand after losing to Tom Verbruggen, Zhongzhou Zheng three-bet shoved for his remaining 265,000. Initial raiser and current chip leader Kaoru Kishimoto made the call.

Zhongzhou Zheng: A♣ J♦

Kaoru Kishimoto: K♦ J♣

Luck stayed away from Zheng as Kishimoto found one of his three outs on the flop 5♠ 4♠ 2♦ and went on to improve to trips after the runout A♣ 4♦ , ending Zheng’s run.

Player	Chips
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	2,830,000(94 BB)
ZZ Zhongzhou ZhengChina	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 11:33:15 AM

King High Courage

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Tom Verbruggen

First hand after the break, Tom Verbruggen shoved from under the gun for 180,000 and was called by big blind Zhongzhou Zheng.

Tom Verbruggen: K♠ 6♣

Zhongzhou Zheng: T♦ 9♦

Verbruggen’s king-high held through the A♣ Q♦ 4♣ J♠ 2♠ board, earning him a much-needed double-up.

Player	Chips
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	405,000(14 BB)
ZZ Zhongzhou ZhengChina	280,000(9 BB)

Level 22: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 20/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 11:04:37 AM

Break Time!

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Players are now on a 20-minute break, a longer pause as the tournament goes deeper.

Just 20 players remain in contention, and Day 2 will continue until the field is reduced to the final six.

Break

20 minutes

Remaining Players: 20/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 10:58:03 AM

Queens Hold Firm

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Under the gun +1, Sid Lukie opened to 50,000 and snap-called Kevin Hunter’s three-bet shove for 335,000.

Kevin Hunter: A♥ 5♥

Sid Lukie: Q♥ Q♣

Hunter was hoping to catch an ace or find hearts, but the board 9♣ 6cc 3♥ 9♠ 7♠ ran clean. Lukie’s pocket queens held strong, earning him the pot and sending Hunter to the rail.

Player	Chips
SL Sid LukieCanada	1,360,000(54 BB)
KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 10:47:30 AM

Eights Run Out

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Under the gun, Alexander Puchalski open-shoved his last 405,000, and button Joel Gaffney made the call.

Alexander Puchalski: 8♠ 8♣

Joel Gaffney: T♣ T♠

Puchalski was dominated preflop, and Gaffney stayed in front as the board ran out A♥ 7♥ J♦ K♥ 4♣ . With no help arriving, Puchalski’s run came to an end, another deep finish, but this time falling short.

Player	Chips
JG Joel GaffneyAustralia	1,120,000(45 BB)
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 10:31:28 AM

Ace-Jack Survives

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Under the gun +1 Vinay Boob put 300,000 in the middle, leaving 115,000 behind. Cutoff Rajneesh Katoch raised to 665,000. Action back to Boob, who made the call for a total of 415,000.

Vinay Boob: A♥ J♦

Rajneesh Katoch: T♠ T♥

It was a classic flip, and Boob took the lead after hitting top pair on the J♣ 6♠ 3♥ flop. The 5♦ turn and 4♠ river changed nothing, allowing Boob to hold through the runout and stay alive in the tournament.

Player	Chips
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	1,850,000(74 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	895,000(36 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 10:22:24 AM

Table 3 Chip Counts Update

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Player	Chips
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	2,020,000(81 BB)
QL Qi LiChina	1,400,000(56 BB)
SO Soichiro OkadaJapan	1,350,000(54 BB)
SU Somphone UngCanada	970,000(39 BB)
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	965,000(39 BB)
ZZ Zhongzhou ZhengChina	600,000(24 BB)
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	495,000(20 BB)
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	365,000(15 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 10:15:03 AM

Table 1 Chip Counts Update

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Player	Chips
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	2,150,000(86 BB)
WY Wei YanTaiwan	1,150,000(46 BB)
GG Georges GeorgiouUnited Kingdom	710,000(28 BB)
JG Joel GaffneyAustralia	690,000(28 BB)
TV Thanh Van TranViet Nam	665,000(27 BB)
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	515,000(21 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	350,000(14 BB)
NG Neeraj GajriaIndia	220,000(9 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 10:09:37 AM

Table 2 Chip Counts Update

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Player	Chips
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	2,325,000(93 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	2,100,000(84 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	1,150,000(46 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	1,050,000(42 BB)
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	720,000(29 BB)
SL Sid LukieCanada	630,000(25 BB)
TE Travis EndersbyAustralia	530,000(21 BB)
KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	300,000(12 BB)

Level 21: 15,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 24/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 9:56:08 AM

Jacks Over Eights

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

Rajneesh Katoch

Rishi Mehra from cutoff open to 40,000 and found caller on small blind. Rajneesh Katoch on the big blind three-bet to 180,000 and only Mehra made the call.

When the flop 7♦ 7♣ 2♣ came, Katoch fire a 300,000 continuation bet. Before the clock runs out, Mehra announced all in and Katoch snap call.

Rishi Mehra: 8♥ 8♦

Rajneesh Katoch: J♦ J♠

Both players with over pair, but Katoch hold the higher one and stayed ahead after the J♥ turn came, leaving Mehra drawing dead. The river 4♥ changed nothing and after the dealer carefully counted the chips, Katoch had Mehra covered, eliminating him from the tournament.

With this win, Katoch now sits at the top of the list as the field is reduced to its final three tables.

Player	Chips
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	2,240,000(112 BB)
RM Rishi MehraIndia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 9:37:24 AM

Leader No More

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

Ahmed Karrim

The overall chip leader at the start of Day 2, Ahmed Karrim, was eliminated by Yonghong Si. Karrim began the day with a commanding lead but suffered a series of costly losses, allowing Si to deliver the final blow.

Player	Chips
YS Yonghong SiChina	1,470,000(74 BB)
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 9:23:59 AM

Pressure Pays Off

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

After a single raise preflop and a checked flop 9♥ 7♦ 7♥ , initial raiser Eike Strub fired 115,000 on the turn 3♣ , which big blind Yonghong Si check-called.

On the river 6♠ , Strub applied more pressure with a 225,000 bet, and this time Si let it go.

Player	Chips
ES Eike StrubGermany	1,780,000(89 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	1,160,000(58 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 9:10:43 AM

Current Chip Leaders

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

Player	Chips
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	1,650,000(83 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	1,570,000(79 BB)
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	1,390,000(70 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	1,365,000(68 BB)
SO Soichiro OkadaJapan	1,325,000(66 BB)
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	1,310,000(66 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	1,260,000(63 BB)
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	1,190,000(60 BB)
QL Qi LiChina	1,140,000(57 BB)
WY Wei YanTaiwan	1,120,000(56 BB)
JG Joel GaffneyAustralia	905,000(45 BB)
RM Rishi MehraIndia	810,000(41 BB)
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	810,000(41 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	790,000(40 BB)
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	735,000(37 BB)

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 30/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 8:50:00 AM

Break Time!

Break

Players are now on their second scheduled 10-minute break. During the break, a chip race will be conducted to remove the 1,000-denomination chips.

Break

Remaining Players: 31/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 8:47:30 AM

From Rags To Riches

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

Ann Lazo

Folded to the cutoff, Ann Lazo opened to 35,000. Action folded around to big blind Brian Matthew Green, who three-bet shoved, putting Lazo to the test. After counting her chips for a total of 302,000, Lazo made the call.

Ann Lazo: J♦ J♠

Brian Matthew Green: 4♦ 4♥

Lazo had Green dominated, leaving him with just two outs. The flop came J♣ T♣ 5♣ , a dream scenario for Lazo as she flopped top set, leaving Green nearly drawing dead. The turn 5♠ locked it up, improving Lazo to a full house. The river 3♣ changed nothing.

Just one level earlier, Lazo was down to her last four big blinds. After a series of timely double-ups, she’s now battled her way back to an average stack.

Player	Chips
AL Ann LazoPhilippines	629,000(42 BB)
BM Brian Matthew GreenUnited States of America	78,000(5 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 8:34:02 AM

Stone Cold Five Bet

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

Tom Verbruggen opened to 30,000 from the hijack and picked up a caller. On the button, Sameer Agarwal three-bet to 105,000. Action went back to Verbruggen, who responded with a 200,000 four-bet. The caller folded.

Agarwal then locked eyes with Verbruggen and announced a five-bet shove for 538,000. Verbruggen needed less than 10 seconds to release his hand, sending the pot to Agarwal without a showdown.

Player	Chips
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	808,000(54 BB)
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	581,000(39 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 8:16:16 AM

Lukie Keeps Climbing

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

Sid Lukie

Sid Lukie continued his steady climb up the chip counts, adding more to his stack after taking down a pot against Andrei Kalgin.

Kalgin opened to 30,000 from under the gun and then called Lukie’s three-bet to 60,000. On the flop 7♦ 5♣ 2♦ , Kalgin checked and quickly released his hand before Lukie could even finish announcing his bet, sending the pot Lukie’s way.

Player	Chips
SL Sid LukieCanada	515,000(34 BB)
AK Andrei KalginRussia	155,000(10 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 8:05:30 AM

Camaraderie Cracked

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

Three Indian players collided in a pivotal pot, and one compatriot paid the price.

Hijack Rishi Mehra opened to 30,000 before cutoff Vinay Boob three-bet to 90,000. In the small blind, Somashekar Mahadeva, left with just 87,000, made the call, and Mehra came along as well.

The flop Q♠ 6♣ 2♦ was checked through, but action picked up on the turn 5♦ when Mehra led out for 80,000. That was enough to push Boob out of the hand.

Somashekar Mahadeva: J♥ J♠

Rishi Mehra: A♦ Q♦

Mehra had already connected with top pair on the flop, and the river 9♠ changed nothing. Mahadeva’s pocket jacks were cracked, ending his run at the hands of a fellow Mehra.

Player	Chips
RM Rishi MehraIndia	1,010,000(67 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	981,000(65 BB)
SM Somashekar MahadevaIndia	busted

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 38/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 7:47:25 AM

Back To Back Denied

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

Alexander Puchalski

Vinay Boob ran into Alexander Puchalski twice in quick succession and came out empty-handed both times.

In the first hand, Boob called a raise from early position, only for Puchalski, sitting to his left, to fire a three-bet to 100,000. The pressure was enough, and both opponents released their hands.

On the very next deal, Boob opened to 26,000 but was once again met with aggression as Puchalski bumped it up to 78,000. Boob quickly folded, conceding the pot and chalking up another win for the big stack.

Player	Chips
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	1,270,000(106 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	1,060,000(88 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 7:35:17 AM

Malik’s Wild Ride

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

Back to back all-ins unfolded on Table 8, and both times it was Gagandeep Singh Malik right in the middle, calling them all.

First Hand:

Folded to the small blind, Ihor Yerofieiev shoved for 137,000. In the big blind, Malik woke up with a monster and made the call.

Ihor Yerofieiev: Q♥ T♣

Gagandeep Singh Malik: A♦ K♠

Yerofieiev ran straight into Malik’s big slick and couldn’t find any help on the board J♥ 8♠ 3♠ J♠ 7♠ , sending him to the rail.

Second Hand:

Just one hand later, under the gun David Koy open-shoved for 164,000. On the button, Malik asked for the count. Koy replied with a grin, “164,000, no discount.” Malik shrugged and made the call.

David Koy: A♦ K♣

Gagandeep Singh Malik: A♣ J♦

This time, Koy had Malik dominated and held through the board to 5♦ 3♦ 2♣ 6♦ 5♠ score a clean double-up, denying Malik the hook he needed.

Player	Chips
GS Gagandeep Singh MalikIndia	646,000(54 BB)
DK David Koy	358,000(30 BB)
IY Ihor YerofieievUkraine	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 7:18:05 AM

Fives Fall Short

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

Joel Gaffney

Folded to the button, Joel Gaffney opened to 25,000. In the small blind, Elliot Thomas Nicholls responded by three-bet shoving for 189,000. Gaffney took a brief moment before making the call.

Elliot Thomas Nicholls: 5♠ 5♣

Joel Gaffney: A♦ T♣

The flop came T♦ 4♥ 3♠ , giving Gaffney top pair and leaving Nicholls with just two outs. The Q♠ on the turn changed nothing, and the T♥ on the river sealed it, improving Gaffney to trips and sending Nicholls to the rail.

Player	Chips
JG Joel GaffneyAustralia	472,000(39 BB)
ET Elliot Thomas NichollsNew Zealand	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 7:06:22 AM

Nines Hold, Cash In

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

Rishi Mehra

More all-ins followed as play loosened up with everyone now in the money. One of them came from under the gun, where Micha Hoedemaker open-shoved for 100,000, looking to pick up the blinds. However, table chip leader Rishi Mehra made the call.

Micha Hoedemaker: K♦ Q♠

Rishi Mehra: 9♥ 9♣

It was a classic flip, but Hoedemaker couldn’t find any help as the board ran out 8♣ 4♠ A♥ A♠ 6♥ . Hoedemaker was eliminated, while Mehra surged past the seven-figure mark in chips.

Player	Chips
RM Rishi MehraIndia	1,015,000(85 BB)
MH Micha HoedemakerNetherlands	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 7:01:01 AM

Current Chip Leaders

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

Player	Chips
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	1,420,000(118 BB)
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	1,340,000(112 BB)
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	1,050,000(88 BB)
VB Vinay BoobIndia	1,030,000(86 BB)
QL Qi LiChina	965,000(80 BB)
ES Eike StrubGermany	962,000(80 BB)
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	960,000(80 BB)
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	891,000(74 BB)
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	791,000(66 BB)
RM Rishi MehraIndia	744,000(62 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	734,000(61 BB)
BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	672,000(56 BB)
GS Gagandeep Singh MalikIndia	641,000(53 BB)
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	600,000(50 BB)

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 51/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 6:40:17 AM

Break Time!

Break

Players are now on their first scheduled 10-minute break

Break

Remaining Players: 52/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 6:35:48 AM

Bubble Bursts In Brutal Cooler: Aces Vs Queens

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

Bubble Bursts In Brutal Cooler: Aces Vs Queens

It only took one hand to burst the bubble.

Facing a raise, hijack Ridhav Chawla, the Day 1B chip leader, three-bet to 63,000. Button Kaoru Kishimoto responded with a four-bet to 130,000. The initial raiser folded, and Chawla then five-bet shoved for 581,000. Kishimoto snap-called.

The tournament director paused the action to allow all tables to finish before the cards were revealed.

Ridhav Chawla: Q♣ Q♠

Kaoru Kishimoto: A♥ A♦

It was a classic cooler with two premium hands colliding. Kishimoto’s aces held through the board J♥ 7♥ 6♣ 5♦ 7♠ , eliminating Chawla as the sole bubble. With that pot, Kishimoto vaulted into the chip lead with a massive stack.

Congratulations to all the players who have officially made the money.

Player	Chips
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	1,400,000(140 BB)
RC Ridhav ChawlaIndia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 6:18:20 AM

Bubble Time!

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

It’s officially bubble time as the field is down to 56 players. Hand-for-hand play is now in effect.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 6:13:57 AM

Six-Deuce Swagger

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

Gagandeep Singh Malik

Folded to the cutoff, Yonghong Si opened to 25,000. From the big blind, Gagandeep Singh Malik three-bet to 85,000.

Action went back to Si, who used a time bank before putting in a hefty four-bet to 155,000. Malik also dipped into a time bank, then eventually folded, flashing the A♠ as he mucked.

Si couldn’t resist and proudly tabled 6♥ 2♥ , showing he pulled the trigger with one of the weakest hands possible preflop.

Player	Chips
GS Gagandeep Singh MalikIndia	630,000(63 BB)
YS Yonghong SiChina	311,000(31 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 6:05:18 AM

No Flip This Time

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

Imran Bhojani open-shoved for 123,000 from under the gun +2 and found a familiar face on the button, with Georges Georgiou, who had been pushing all-in frequently, moving in once again. Everyone else stepped aside.

Imran Bhojani: Q♦ T♣

Georges Georgiou: A♥ K♠

After seeing Georgiou’s big slick, Bhojani joked that he “had tens” and called it a flip, before laughing and pretending he didn’t even know his cards.

The board 9♥ 8♥ 7♥ 2♦ 8♣ offered no help for Bhojani, and Georgiou’s ace-high held up to take down the pot.

Player	Chips
GG Georges GeorgiouUnited Kingdom	315,000(32 BB)
IB Imran BhojaniSouth Africa	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 5:47:55 AM

Two Pair Takes The Pot

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

With the pot around 100,000 and the board showing 9♠ 6♣ 4♠ J♥ , Anton Iakimenko bet 60,000. From the big blind, Gagandeep Singh Malik responded with a check-raise all in. Iakimenko used two time banks before calling off his remaining chips, putting 243,000 in total at risk.

Anton Iakimenko: T♥ T♦

Gagandeep Singh Malik: 9♣ 6♠

Malik had flopped top two pair, putting Iakimenko’s pocket tens in serious trouble. The river brought the 7♦ , sealing the hand. Iakimenko was eliminated, while Malik scored a massive boost to his stack.

Player	Chips
GS Gagandeep Singh MalikIndia	630,000(63 BB)
AI Anton IakimenkoRussia	busted

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

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 71/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 5:31:46 AM

Kings From The Clouds

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

An all-in preflop situation unfolded on Table 8 when big blind Jan Leoncio three-bet shoved for 66,000 and the initial raiser, Yonghong Si, made the call.

Jan Leoncio: J♥ J♠

Yonghong Si: K♠ 2♦

The flop A♥ A♦ T♥ and turn 8♠ were safe for Leoncio, leaving Si with just three outs. One of them arrived on the river K♣ , delivering a brutal river kill for Leoncio.

Player	Chips
YS Yonghong SiChina	311,000(39 BB)
JL Jan LeoncioChina	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 5:22:35 AM

Fast And Furious Start On Day 2

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

After just 50-minutes of play, 21 players already say goodbye to the tournament and current 75 players left seated. Only 55 players will earn their claim on the money.

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 5:05:56 AM

Back From The Dead

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Anmol Mehta

Under the gun, Anmol Mehta shoved his remaining 48,000 and was called by Ranno Sootla to his left, with Somashekar Mahadeva also coming along from the button.

Sootla, who had just won a big pot against chip leader Ahmed Karrim, led out for 18,000 on the flop T♠ 6♦ 6♠ . Mahadeva made the call, but when Sootla fired again for 35,000 on the turn 2♥ , Mahadeva folded.

Anmol Mehta: K♠ T♣

Ranno Sootla: A♠ K♣

Despite being dominated preflop, Mehta found one of his three outs on the flop and managed to hold all the way to the river 8♠ , earning a crucial triple-up. A♠ the chips were pushed his way, Mehta smiled and said, “I’m back.”

Player	Chips
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	870,000(109 BB)
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	821,000(103 BB)
SM Somashekar MahadevaIndia	285,000(36 BB)
AM Anmol MehtaIndia	164,000(21 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 5:01:10 AM

Takayama Turns The Screws

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Mike Takayama

Hijack Mike Takayama raised to 16,000 and picked up a caller before the action moved to the big blind, Cesar Augusto Da Silva, who gathered a stack of 5,000 chips totaling 50,000 and three-bet. Takayama made the call while the original caller folded.

On the flop Q♣ 7♥ 5♥ , Da Silva fired a 37,000 continuation bet, but Takayama responded by putting in an additional 100,000. That was enough to end the hand, as Da Silva snap-folded, sending the pot Takayama’s way.

Player	Chips
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	461,000(58 BB)
CA Cesar Augusto Da SilvaBrazil	149,000(19 BB)

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 4:52:20 AM

Hearts Break Mudgal On The River

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Dhaval Mudgal

Facing a limp from under the gun, middle position Brian Matthew Green raised to 25,000. To his left, Dhaval Mudgal, with just 81,000 behind, shoved all in. Action folded back to Green, who took a moment before making the call.

Dhaval Mudgal: A♠ J♥

Brian Matthew Green: K♥ 5♥

Mudgal took the lead on the flop A♥ T♦ 6♥, pairing his ace, but Green picked up a flush draw to go with it. The 8♠ on the turn kept Mudgal ahead, but the Q♥ on the river completed Green’s flush, sending Mudgal to the rail.

Player	Chips
BM Brian Matthew GreenUnited States of America	404,000(51 BB)
DM Dhaval MudgalIndia	busted

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 4:35:48 AM

Shuffle Up And Deal!

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

Cards are in the air as Day 2 of the Championship Warm Up gets underway here at WPT Cambodia 2026 inside NagaWorld.

Best of luck to all the players chasing a deep run!

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 96/472

Derick ElominaDerick Elomina

1/24/2026, 2:30:02 AM

Championship Warm Up Reaches Day 2 As 96 Players Return To Chase $54,772 Top Prize

Level 16: 4,000 / 8,000 ante: 8,000

After two days and three starting flights, the first guaranteed event of the series, the Championship Warm Up, moves into Day 2 with the field dramatically narrowed and the money bubble looming.

The $600 buy-in tournament carried a $150,000 guarantee and drew a strong turnout of 472 entries, creating a total prize pool of $247,234, nearly doubling the guarantee. With the heavy lifting of the opening flights complete, 96 players return today all aiming to secure a share of the prize pool.

Only 55 players will make the money, with a minimum payout of $1,187, but all eyes on the $54,772 first-place prize and the WPT trophy awaiting the eventual champion.

Ahmed Karrim

At the top of the leaderboard sits Ahmed Karrim, who enters Day 2 with a commanding stack of 1,007,000 (126 big blinds). Karrim qualified through Day 1A and has been one of the most aggressive and consistent performers in the field, building a lead nearly double that of second-place Dmitrii Gromov, who begins the day with 650,000 (82 big blinds).

Several familiar names remain in contention. WPT Prime Cambodia 2025 Champion Alexander Puchalski returns with 166,000, while Filipino poker standout Mike Takayama sits comfortably with 433,000. Also advancing are Amit Kaushik (246,000), Erik Rozhynskyi (133,000), Tom Verbruggen (119,000), and Vincent Chauve (71,000).

Top 10 Chip Counts

Player	Chips
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	1,007,000(126 BB)
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	650,000(81 BB)
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	603,000(75 BB)
RC Ridhav ChawlaIndia	584,000(73 BB)
RM Rishi MehraIndia	580,000(73 BB)
NH Nicolas Holtzer	535,000(67 BB)
DS Deepak Shekar ShettyIndia	510,000(64 BB)
WY Wei YanTaiwan	492,000(62 BB)
TE Tom EadyUnited Kingdom	480,000(60 BB)
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	473,000(59 BB)

Play resumes at 11:30 a.m. local time, starting at Level 16 (4,000/8,000). Levels will be one hour long, and action will continue until the field is reduced to the final six players, who will return tomorrow for the final day to decide the champion.

Scroll down for the full seat draw and payout details.

Somuchpoker is on-site throughout WPT Cambodia 2026 at NagaWorld, bringing you live updates, results, and coverage straight from the tournament floor.

SMPSMP

1/23/2026, 7:22:58 PM

Day 2 Seat Draw

Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
WY Wei YanTaiwan	492,000	1	1
NG Neeraj GajriaIndia	114,000	1	2
ZY Zhi YuChina	442,000	1	3
HG Henri GirardFrance	79,000	1	4
HM Haruto MurataJapan	85,000	1	5
VB Vinay BoobIndia	438,000	1	6
JR Jussi RintalahtiFinland	80,000	1	7
TR Tarun RaviUnited States of America	107,000	1	8
XZ Xiaoping ZhangChina	319,000	1	9
BM Brian Matthew GreenUnited States of America	274,000	2	1
DM Dhaval MudgalIndia	82,000	2	2
EB Evgenii Bolotov	226,000	2	3
AK Andrei KalginRussia	397,000	2	4
SL Sid LukieCanada	278,000	2	5
DA Daisuke AbikoJapan	119,000	2	6
AL Ann LazoPhilippines	179,000	2	7
TE Tom EadyUnited Kingdom	480,000	2	8
VC Vincent ChauveFrance	71,000	2	9
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	409,000	3	1
SU Somphone UngCanada	126,000	3	2
AB Asefa BiruPhilippines	183,000	3	3
KB Koen BreedNetherlands	153,000	3	4
AK Amit KaushikIndia	246,000	3	5
DS Deepak Shekar ShettyIndia	510,000	3	6
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	119,000	3	7
TT Tianyuan TangChina	117,000	3	8
DC Dhanesh ChainaniSingapore	48,000	3	9
SO Soichiro OkadaJapan	97,000	8	1
IY Ihor YerofieievUkraine	291,000	8	2
GS Gagandeep Singh MalikIndia	239,000	8	3
SL Samath LorCambodia	270,000	8	4
JH Joseph HebertUnited States of America	70,000	8	5
JL Jan LeoncioChina	65,000	8	6
AB Alen BakovicCanada	107,000	8	7
AI Anton IakimenkoRussia	249,000	8	8
YS Yonghong SiChina	382,000	8	9
AK Aung KyawMyanmar	100,000	9	2
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	332,000	9	3
MH Micha HoedemakerNetherlands	221,000	9	4
VF Valeriy FokinRussia	162,000	9	5
HK Hwisoo KimSouth Korea	265,000	9	6
ES Eike StrubGermany	428,000	9	7
LZ Lei ZhangChina	350,000	9	8
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	650,000	9	9
AM Abbouchi MohamadLebanon	198,000	10	1
GG Georges GeorgiouUnited Kingdom	111,000	10	2
JG Joel GaffneyAustralia	225,000	10	3
FR Frank Ronald ReichelGermany	179,000	10	4
MM Michael MalouinCanada	160,000	10	5
RN Rindra Norodom	86,000	10	6
RC Ridhav Chawla	584,000	10	7
DK David Koy	221,000	10	8
IB Imran BhojaniSouth Africa	126,000	10	9
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	603,000	13	1
AB Adrien BergerFrance	243,000	13	2
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine	133,000	13	3
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	166,000	13	4
QL Qi LiChina	265,000	13	6
MA Marc Anthony JosephSouth Africa	379,000	13	7
YC Yong ChenChina	239,000	13	8
NA Nikita AristarkhovRussia	246,000	13	9
TV Thanh Van TranViet Nam	195,000	14	1
FL Fankai LiChina	387,000	14	2
AA Ashish AhujaIndia	83,000	14	3
SR Steven RadloffSouth Africa	284,000	14	4
MH Masanori HaraJapan	137,000	14	5
ET Elliot Thomas NichollsNew Zealand	78,000	14	6
DT Dinh Truong DoViet Nam	68,000	14	7
BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	279,000	14	8
KY Kazuo YamamotoJapan	146,000	14	9
ST Satoshi TanakaJapan	191,000	15	1
AM Anmol MehtaIndia	47,000	15	2
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	473,000	15	3
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	1,007,000	15	4
AK Anirban KunduIndia	115,000	15	5
NC Nikesh ChawlaIndia	102,000	15	6
SM Somashekar MahadevaIndia	440,000	15	7
CB Connor BurchwellUnited States of America	73,000	15	8
QQ Quan QiuChina	87,000	15	9
CA Cesar Augusto Da SilvaBrazil	302,000	16	1
MR Marvin RettenmaierGermany	139,000	16	2
JM Jacobus Mouton	226,000	16	3
JM Jack MarisAustralia	332,000	16	4
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	433,000	16	6
RM Rishi MehraIndia	580,000	16	7
KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	184,000	16	8
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	369,000	16	9
JM Joseph MaximeFrance	118,000	43	1
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	425,000	43	2
TE Travis EndersbyAustralia	237,000	43	3
ZZ Zhongzhou ZhengChina	178,000	43	4
LP Leonid PolesGermany	103,000	43	5
MF Michael FalconDenmark	316,000	43	6
DG Deepankur GuptaIndia	170,000	43	7
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	224,000	43	8
NH Nicolas Holtzer	535,000	43	9

Chip Count

Player	Chips
AK Ahmed KarrimSouth Africa	1,007,000
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	650,000
AR Abhishek RameshIndia	603,000
RC Ridhav Chawla	584,000
RM Rishi MehraIndia	580,000
NH Nicolas Holtzer	535,000
DS Deepak Shekar ShettyIndia	510,000
WY Wei YanTaiwan	492,000
TE Tom EadyUnited Kingdom	480,000
RS Ranno SootlaEstonia	473,000
ZY Zhi YuChina	442,000
SM Somashekar MahadevaIndia	440,000
VB Vinay BoobIndia	438,000
MT Mike TakayamaPhilippines	433,000
ES Eike StrubGermany	428,000
KK Kaoru KishimotoJapan	425,000
SA Sameer AgarwalIndia	409,000
AK Andrei KalginRussia	397,000
FL Fankai LiChina	387,000
YS Yonghong SiChina	382,000
MA Marc Anthony JosephSouth Africa	379,000
VN Vannarith NgetUnited States of America	369,000
LZ Lei ZhangChina	350,000
JM Jack MarisAustralia	332,000
RK Rajneesh KatochIndia	332,000
XZ Xiaoping ZhangChina	319,000
MF Michael FalconDenmark	316,000
CA Cesar Augusto Da SilvaBrazil	302,000
IY Ihor YerofieievUkraine	291,000
SR Steven RadloffSouth Africa	284,000
BE Benjamin EbarlePhilippines	279,000
SL Sid LukieCanada	278,000
BM Brian Matthew GreenUnited States of America	274,000
SL Samath LorCambodia	270,000
HK Hwisoo KimSouth Korea	265,000
QL Qi LiChina	265,000
AI Anton IakimenkoRussia	249,000
AK Amit KaushikIndia	246,000
NA Nikita AristarkhovRussia	246,000
AB Adrien BergerFrance	243,000
GS Gagandeep Singh MalikIndia	239,000
YC Yong ChenChina	239,000
TE Travis EndersbyAustralia	237,000
JM Jacobus Mouton	226,000
EB Evgenii Bolotov	226,000
JG Joel GaffneyAustralia	225,000
MI Mykyta IshchenkoUkraine	224,000
DK David Koy	221,000
MH Micha HoedemakerNetherlands	221,000
AM Abbouchi MohamadLebanon	198,000
TV Thanh Van TranViet Nam	195,000
ST Satoshi TanakaJapan	191,000
KH Kevin HunterUnited Kingdom	184,000
AB Asefa BiruPhilippines	183,000
FR Frank Ronald ReichelGermany	179,000
AL Ann LazoPhilippines	179,000
ZZ Zhongzhou ZhengChina	178,000
DG Deepankur GuptaIndia	170,000
AP Alexander PuchalskiCanada	166,000
VF Valeriy FokinRussia	162,000
MM Michael MalouinCanada	160,000
KB Koen BreedNetherlands	153,000
KY Kazuo YamamotoJapan	146,000
MR Marvin RettenmaierGermany	139,000
MH Masanori HaraJapan	137,000
ER Erik RozhynskyiUkraine	133,000
IB Imran BhojaniSouth Africa	126,000
SU Somphone UngCanada	126,000
TV Tom VerbruggenNetherlands	119,000
DA Daisuke AbikoJapan	119,000
JM Joseph MaximeFrance	118,000
TT Tianyuan TangChina	117,000
AK Anirban KunduIndia	115,000
NG Neeraj GajriaIndia	114,000
GG Georges GeorgiouUnited Kingdom	111,000
AB Alen BakovicCanada	107,000
TR Tarun RaviUnited States of America	107,000
LP Leonid PolesGermany	103,000
NC Nikesh ChawlaIndia	102,000
AK Aung KyawMyanmar	100,000
SO Soichiro OkadaJapan	97,000
QQ Quan QiuChina	87,000
RN Rindra Norodom	86,000
HM Haruto MurataJapan	85,000
AA Ashish AhujaIndia	83,000
DM Dhaval MudgalIndia	82,000
JR Jussi RintalahtiFinland	80,000
HG Henri GirardFrance	79,000
ET Elliot Thomas NichollsNew Zealand	78,000
CB Connor BurchwellUnited States of America	73,000
VC Vincent ChauveFrance	71,000
JH Joseph HebertUnited States of America	70,000
DT Dinh Truong DoViet Nam	68,000
JL Jan LeoncioChina	65,000
DC Dhanesh ChainaniSingapore	48,000
AM Anmol MehtaIndia	47,000

Place	Payout (USD)
1	$54,772
2	$33,624
3	$21,880
4	$16,416
5	$12,609
6	$10,137
7	$8,406
8	$6,675
9	$5,068
10	$3,709
11	$3,709
12	$3,090
13	$3,090
14	$2,670
15	$2,670
16	$2,299
17	$2,299
18	$2,052
19	$2,052
20	$2,052
21	$1,805
22	$1,805
23	$1,805
24	$1,558
25	$1,558
26	$1,558
27	$1,558
28	$1,434
29	$1,434
30	$1,434
31	$1,434
32	$1,310
33	$1,310
34	$1,310
35	$1,310
36	$1,310
37	$1,310
38	$1,310
39	$1,310
40	$1,187
41	$1,187
42	$1,187
43	$1,187
44	$1,187
45	$1,187
46	$1,187
47	$1,187
48	$1,187
49	$1,187
50	$1,187
51	$1,187
52	$1,187
53	$1,187
54	$1,187
55	$1,187

Event starts 11:30 local time..