As the WPT Cambodia 2026 festival at NagaWorld Integrated Resort reached its nineteenth day, the excitement moved into a fever pitch with the Championship Event narrowing to its final table and the crowning of a new High Roller champion.

WPT Cambodia Championship: Chengcai Pan Leads Final Six

The Grand Ballroom at NagaWorld became the focus of the tournament world as Day 5 of the $3,500 Championship Event unfolded. From an initial field of 425 entries, only 14 players returned to chase their share of the $1,500,000 guaranteed prize pool.

By the end of play, just six finalists remained, each securing at least $63,000. China’s Chengcai Pan holds the narrowest of leads with 5,075,000 chips (68 BB), closely trailed by Malaysia’s Pang Kok “Barry” Yong with 4,925,000 chips (66 BB). Yong is looking to improve on his recent third-place finish in the WPT Prime Championship earlier in the festival.

Final Day Chip Counts

Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Chengcai Pan	China	5,075,000	68 BB
2	Xiaosheng Zheng	China	3,675,000	49 BB
3	Pang Kok Yong	Malaysia	4,925,000	66 BB
4	Kunal Patni	India	2,375,000	32 BB
5	Micheal O’Neill	Ireland	3,900,000	52 BB
6	Julien Sitbon	France	1,250,000	17 BB

The final six will return today, February 9, at 11:30 a.m. to battle for the $294,200 top prize and a seat in the WPT World Championship.

Linh Tran Victorious in $5K High Roller

The $5K High Roller concluded its two-day run with Vietnam’s Linh Tran emerging as the champion. The event surpassed its guarantee, attracting 69 entries and generating a $314,571 prize pool.

Tran overcame a star-studded final table that included chip leader Michel Molenaar and Singapore’s Ting Hao Lian. After Tran executed a dramatic double knockout to remove Molenaar and Ngoc Anh Cao, he entered heads-up play against Lian. Despite starting with a 2-to-1 disadvantage, Tran battled back to secure the title and the $91,226 top prize.

Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize (USD)
1st	Linh Tran	Vietnam	$91,226
2nd	Ting Hao Lian	Singapore	$56,623
3rd	Keenan Pienaar	South Africa	$36,962
4th	Ranno Sootla	Estonia	$29,098
5th	Michel Molenaar	Netherlands	$22,806
6th	Ngoc Anh Cao	Vietnam	$18,874
7th	Minh Thang Tran	Vietnam	$15,729
8th	Aleksei Opalikhin	Russia	$13,369
9th	Won Chul Bae	South Korea	$11,010

Micheal O’Neill Scores Daily Megastack

The side event floor remained busy, notably seeing Championship finalist Micheal O’Neill secure a victory in the $250 Daily Megastack. O’Neill topped a field of 119 entries to claim $6,535, providing him with significant momentum heading into the Championship’s final day.

Rama Prema Dominates Event #67: Superstack Classic

The side event action remained intense as the festival moved through its final stages. In Event #67: Superstack Classic, it was Czech Republic’s Rama Prema who claimed the top spot, navigating a 33-entry field to secure the $8,297 first-place prize. Prema, an experienced player on the European circuit with over $128,000 in live earnings, added another victory to his 2026 campaign following a deep run at EPT Prague just two months prior.

The tournament generated a total prize pool of $23,047, paying out the final six players. Prema defeated Russia’s Nikolai Guliaev heads-up, while Australian players Jack Richard Maris and Amin Riyazati rounded out the top four.

Final Table Results

Place	Player Name	Country	Payout (USD)
1st	Rama Prema	Czech Republic	$8,297
2nd	Nikolai Guliaev	Russian Federation	$5,301
3rd	Jack Richard Maris	Australia	$3,457
4th	Amin Riyazati	Australia	$2,535
5th	Ronan John Sweeney	Ireland	$1,844
6th	Makoto Yoshimichi	Japan	$1,613