The Mystery Bounty event at WPT Cambodia 2026 reaches its decisive stage today as Day 2 gets underway, with bounties officially in play and the field set to play down to a champion.
The tournament features a $1,000 buy-in and a $200,000 guaranteed prize pool, ultimately generating a total prize pool of $231,345 from 265 entries across two starting flights. After two intense opening days, 34 players advanced to Day 2, with every remaining contender already guaranteed a payout.
Leading the charge is Pham Bao, the overall chip leader with 872,000, following a dominant Day 1A performance that included back-to-back eliminations near the bubble and a memorable hand where he flopped quad sixes. Close behind is Wei Yan, who topped the Day 1B field after bagging 643,000, giving both players a significant advantage as the bounty phase begins.
Defending champion Erik Rozhynskyi also advanced after failing to bag on Day 1A. Rozhynskyi bagged 276,000 and is one to watch heading into Day 2, having the experience and confidence after winning back-to-back Mystery Bounty titles at last year’s WPT Cambodia.
At stake is a top prize of $34,995, along with a $1,100 seat to the WPT Prime Championship Las Vegas. Adding to the excitement is the tournament’s largest mystery bounty of $12,500, ensuring fireworks as the short stacks and big stacks collide.
Day 2 resumes with 40-minute blind levels and will continue until a champion is crowned.
Mystery Bounty Breakdown
$12,500 (1)
$10,000 (1)
$7,500 (1)
$6,000 (2)
$5,000 (2)
$750 (1) + WPT Prime Seat
$2,000 (4)
$1,000 (8)
$500 (14)
Best of luck to all remaining players.
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