Manila Super Series 24 Starts Tomorrow at Okada Manila With PHP 18M+ in Guarantees
PokerStars LIVE Manila is bringing another series to Okada Manila as Manila Super Series 24 starts tomorrow, September 18, running through September 27 with more than PHP 18 million (~USD 285,000) in total guaranteed prizes.
The 10-day series will feature a wide range of events, with the biggest spotlight on the PHP 18,500 (~USD 300) Main Event, which comes with a PHP 10 million (~USD 160,000) guarantee.
The Main Event will run from September 25 to 27, with two starting flights across the first two days before Day 2 plays down to the champion.
PHP 10 Million Main Event Headlines the Series

The Main Event gives players a chance to compete for a seven-figure peso prize pool with an accessible buy-in compared with some of the bigger events on the Manila calendar.
Four opening flights will take place on September 25 and 26, with surviving players returning for Day 2 on September 27. The tournament will then play down until the Manila Super Series 24 Main Event champion is crowned.
Before the Main Event arrives, the series opens tomorrow with the Super Series Warm-up.
The first event on the schedule is a Freeroll to the Super Series Warm-up, offering five guaranteed seats. The Warm-up follows at 12:00, with Flight A carrying a PHP 4,500 buy-in and PHP 750,000 guarantee.
Manila Super Series 24 Key Events
Manila Super Series 24 Schedule
Manila Super Series 24 Player Guide
Freerolls Give Players a Chance to Enter

Manila Super Series 24 will also feature several freerolls, giving players opportunities to win seats into selected events without having to buy directly into them.
For newer players or those who have always wanted to experience a PokerStars LIVE Manila event, these freerolls can be a good place to start. It gives them a chance to step into a live tournament, compete for a seat, and potentially find themselves playing for a trophy later in the series.
For players who may be trying a live PokerStars event for the first time, winning a freeroll seat also takes away some of the barrier that comes with entering a bigger tournament. Instead of simply coming to watch the action, they can earn their way into the field and see what the experience is like at the tables.
With several freerolls leading into different events throughout Manila Super Series 24, there are multiple chances to make that first entry count and possibly turn a freeroll win into a run at a PokerStars LIVE trophy.
Dakota Anderson Won MSS 23 Main Event

The previous Manila Super Series 23 in January ended with Dakota Anderson winning the Main Event for PHP 1,811,000 (~USD 30,700).
For Anderson, the win was more than just a Main Event title. It became the start of his 2026 campaign and set the tone for what would become a productive year on the live felt. From that first victory, Anderson went on to collect multiple trophies across different events, adding more titles to a year that began with a major win at Manila Super Series.
Road to APPT Championship on the Final Day

The final day of Manila Super Series 24 will also feature the Road to APPT Championship, with 10 guaranteed packages worth PHP 2.1 million in total.
Players can win their seat by reaching 100,000 chips, providing another major target on September 27.
The APPT Championship 2026 will take place from October 8 to 19 at Okada Manila , meaning players who secure a package through MSS 24 will return to the same venue for the championship event.
With the first freeroll and Super Series Warm-up starting tomorrow, Manila Super Series 24 will run through September 27, building toward the PHP 10 million guaranteed Main Event and the Road to APPT Championship packages on the final day.

Okada Manila stands as the “Grand Dame” of Entertainment City, a massive, gold-faceted integrated resort that has redefined luxury gaming in the Philippines . While the property is famous for its opulent Pearl and Coral wings, for poker players, the true heart of the resort is the dedicated PokerStars LIVE Manila room. This partnership has turned Okada into a primary gateway for international poker, recently winning “Best Poker Room in Asia” for the second consecutive year.
Why Okada Manila?
- Elite Environment: Luxurious surroundings with professional dealers and 24/7 high-end services catering to all levels of players.
- Major Series Hub: Frequent host to the region’s largest events, including the PokerStars LIVE festivals and the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT).
- Massive Gaming Floor: Features the Philippines’ largest gaming space with over 500 table games and 3,000 electronic machines.
GAMES
NLHE & PLO
STAKES
PHP 25/50 to 500+
PARKING
Valet & On-Site
The PokerStars LIVE Experience
The poker action at Okada is centered in a high-energy, 15-table room that balances the prestige of the PokerStars brand with the localized “Manila style” of play. It is a reliable 24/7 destination for cash games, spreading No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha from PHP 25/50 up to high-stakes PHP 200/400 and above.
During major 2026 festivals like the Manila Megastack 24 or the APPT Manila, the room expands into larger event spaces such as Cove Manila to accommodate hundreds of international players. Even outside of major series, the vibe remains premium with table-side food service, auto-shufflers, and a dedicated staff trained to global EPT standards.
Venue Logistics
📍 Location: Situated in Entertainment City, Parañaque, approximately 8km from NAIA airport.
🏨 Accommodations: Offers 993 well-appointed luxury rooms with dedicated poker player rates during major festivals.
📝 Entry Requirements: Strictly for guests aged 21 and older. A valid government ID or passport is mandatory for registration and membership.
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Derick Elomina is SoMuchPoker's Lead Content Writer and Interview Specialist, reporting live from WSOP bracelet events and Asia Pacific poker festivals such as TMT, APT, RDPT and APL Jeju, alongside player features and interviews for the site's Stories section. He discovered poker at 14 playing home games with friends, and by 21 he had entered the industry as a field reporter, starting as a hand reporter before building his current role on the tournament floor.






























