₱110,000 Main Event Day 2 | 2020 PokerStars Red Dragon Manila

₱110,000 Main Event

Day 2 Started

01-08-2020 11:53 UTC+8

Day 2 Seat Draw

Shirley Ang

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	1	Jeonggyu Cho	South Korea	145,500	58
1	2	Yufei Hui	China	140,500	56
1	3	Andre Lettau	Germany	38,000	15
1	4	Hoang Anh Nguyen	Vietnam	83,000	33
1	5	George Salud	Philippines	159,500	64
1	6	Zheng Hao Lu	Singapore	139,000	56
1	7	Kunwoo Kim	South Korea	65,000	26
1	8	Chongxian Yang	China	55,000	22
1	9	Junho Hyeon	South Korea	109,500	44

2	1	Chi Thinh Nguyen	Vietnam	96,500	39
2	2	Thomas Lee	Canada	46,500	19
2	3	Marcuss Liow	Malaysia	116,000	46
2	4	Graeme Siow	Singapore	165,000	66
2	5	Xijie Sun	China	199,500	80
2	6	Elan Zak	Philippines	48,000	19
2	7	Haisheng Ma	China	83,500	33
2	8	Zeyu Zhang	China	228,000	91
2	9	Xi Yang	China	188,000	75

3	1	Alexis Lim	Philippines	142,500	57
3	2	Deyi Yang	China	90,000	36
3	3	Florencio Matias	Philippines	49,000	20
3	4	Xiaotian Yang	China	57,000	23
3	5	Yohwan Lim	South Korea	83,500	33
3	6	Byambajav Bandi	Mongolia	59,500	24
3	7	Ning Sun	China	112,000	45
3	8	Anthony Gabitan	Philippines	65,000	26
3	9	Chris Chong	Singapore	38,000	15

4	1	Ceesvin Abdulla	Singapore	79,000	32
4	2	Xiao Ling Li	China	61,500	25
4	3	Jiang Wang	China	42,500	17
4	4	Alan Lau	Hong Kong	196,000	78
4	5	Seongsu Kong	South Korea	44,500	18
4	6	Quang Huy Pham	Vietnam	141,000	56
4	7	Joven Huerto	Philippines	40,500	16
4	8	Yozo Nomura	Japan	84,500	34
4	9	Ngoc Khanh Le	Vietnam	59,000	24

5	1	William Kang	United Kingdom	186,000	74
5	2	Luen Hei Kwok	China	17,000	7
5	3	Alex Xiang Wei Lee	Singapore	80,000	32
5	4	Meian Pan	China	53,000	21
5	5	Meng Guo	China	77,000	31
5	6	Chulwoo Park	South Korea	117,000	47
5	7	Juyuk Park	South Korea	30,000	12
5	8	Viet Hoang Tran	Vietnam	66,000	26
5	9	Gerardo Lubas	Philippines	144,000	58

6	1	Iori Yogo	Japan	100,500	40
6	2	Piet Pape	Germany	69,000	28
6	3	Huu Dung Nguyen	Vietnam	57,000	23
6	4	Kanishka Samant	India	53,500	21
6	5	Junyeob Song	South Korea	34,500	14
6	6	Hiroaki Manabe	Japan	152,000	61
6	7	Ben Lai	China	49,000	20
6	8	Zi Cheng Low	Singapore	116,000	46
6	9	Edmund Lau	Singapore	59,500	24

7	1	Hao Chen	China	69,500	28
7	2	Xiaofeng Jiang	China	98,000	39
7	3	Florencio Campomanes	Philippines	202,000	81
7	4	Sang Guk Im	South Korea	151,000	60
7	5	Sumit Sapra	India	46,500	19
7	6	John Dela Cruz	Philippines	31,000	12
7	7	Andres Korn	Germany	81,000	32
7	8	Jae Kyung Sim	South Korea	51,000	20
7	9	Jason Orial Ong	Philippines	50,500	20

8	1	Lester Edoc	Philippines	221,000	88
8	2	Jingzhi Wang	China	121,000	48
8	3	Shang Yan Zhou	China	49,000	20
8	4	Hainan Li	China	251,500	101
8	5	Shu Wang	China	39,500	16
8	6	Quan Zhou	China	50,000	20
8	7	Ting Yi Tsai	Taiwan	72,500	29
8	8	Seungsoo Jeon	South Korea	123,500	49
8	9	Xin Wu	China	141,500	57

9	1	Jehun Hong	South Korea	303,000	121
9	2	Shiyu Li	China	142,000	57
9	3	Hwany Lee	South Korea	303,500	121
9	4	Jiansheng Chen	China	171,500	69
9	5	Yuanchao Li	China	79,500	32
9	6	Shigeji Kusakabe	Japan	176,000	70
9	7	Linh Tran	Canada	110,500	44
9	8	Daewoong Song	South Korea	169,500	68
9	9	Hao Tian	China	157,500	63

10	1	Ruben Clamares	Philippines	45,500	18
10	2	Dingxiang Ong	Singapore	51,500	21
10	3	Zhi Qiang Qian	China	171,500	69
10	4	Lei Wang	China	60,500	24
10	5	Hoang Huy Nguyen	Vietnam	84,000	34
10	6	Rongshan Li	China	50,000	20
10	7	Leslie Tan	Singapore	75,000	30
10	8	Tetsuro Tomita	Japan	39,500	16
10	9	Martin Stausholm	Denmark	91,100	36

11	1	Nang Quang Nguyen	Vietnam	93,500	37
11	2	Szymon Wysocki	Poland	20,500	8
11	3	Tom Alner	United Kingdom	50,000	20
11	4	Jin Woo Kim	United States	143,000	57
11	5	Kyungkun Lee	South Korea	129,500	52
11	6	Jose Drilon	Philippines	51,500	21
11	7	Kenichi Takarabe	Japan	43,000	17
11	8	Duc Trung Vu	Vietnam	59,500	24
11	9	Minh Duc Nguyen	Vietnam	53,000	21

12	1	Yonghyun Yoo	South Korea	60,500	24
12	2	Sungwoon Park	South Korea	25,000	10
12	3	Kwangsuk Yuh	South Korea	41,000	16
12	4	Weiyi Zhang	China	50,000	20
12	5	Yakai Li	China	100,500	40
12	6	Tan Wijaya	Indonesia	81,500	33
12	7	Jaegwang Kim	South Korea	32,500	13
12	8	Euryd Rivera	Philippines	32,000	13
12	9	Duy Tung Nguyen	Vietnam	18,500	7

13	1	Michael Darryanto	Indonesia	145,500	58
13	2	Haibin Yan	China	38,500	15
13	3	Changhan Kim	South Korea	61,500	25
13	4	Dong Chen	China	133,000	53
13	5	Yul Maravilla	Philippines	33,500	13
13	6	Long Meng	China	123,000	49
13	7	Zejin Shen	China	159,500	64
13	8	Danxia Wang	China	68,500	27
13	9	Phachara Wongwichit	Thailand	106,000	42

14	1	Pakinai Lisawad	Thailand	80,000	32
14	2	Hao Jiao	China	66,500	27
14	3	Richard Marquez	Philippines	110,500	44
14	4	Zhining Chen	China	28,500	11
14	5	Chunqing Wang	China	91,500	37
14	6	Haiyang Yang	China	22,000	9
14	7	Minh Tuan Nguyen	Vietnam	113,000	45
14	8	Shizi Xiao	China	68,000	27
14	9	Czardy Rivera	Philippines	57,500	23

15	1	Ngoc Anh Cao	Vietnam	221,500	89
15	2	Yoo Gyeong Tae	South Korea	81,500	33
15	3	Sahil Agarwal	India	232,000	93
15	4	Sebastian Wong	Singapore	81,000	32
15	5	Michael De Leon	Philippines	80,500	32
15	6	Huidong Gu	China	71,000	28
15	7	Daniel Demicki	Poland	24,500	10
15	8	Gabriel Carter	United Kingdom	72,500	29
15	9	Xi Wang	China	52,000	21

16	1	Hwanyoung Kim	South Korea	76,000	30
16	2	Xixiang Luo	China	51,000	20
16	3	Kota Higuchi	Japan	49,500	20
16	4	Ofer Assabi	Israel	61,000	24
16	5	Kian Bing Chan	Malaysia	47,500	19
16	6	Yuanxi Chen	Singapore	220,500	88
16	7	Thai Loc Le	Vietnam	116,500	47
16	8	Sparrow Cheung	Hong Kong	117,000	47
16	9	Qiang Tao	Canada	47,500	19

17	1	Ernesto Ouano	Philippines	31,000	12
17	2	Anthony Abram	Australia	29,500	12
17	3	Fang Kai Yang	Taiwan	180,000	72
17	4	Pete Chen	Taiwan	75,000	30
17	5	Ankit Ahuja	India	79,000	32
17	6	Zheng Shi	China	223,000	89
17	7	Vincent Li	Hong Kong	31,500	13
17	8	Dhaval Mudgal	India	127,000	51
17	9	Rick Ambata	Philippines	49,500	20

18	1	Fuk On Wong	Hong Kong	152,500	61
18	2	Jin Yong	Malaysia	168,000	67
18	3	Zanzhang Wang	China	47,500	19
18	4	Batnyam Zayabaatar	Mongolia	54,500	22
18	5	Seung Yong Yi	South Korea	59,500	24
18	6	Hyung Sun Jung	South Korea	114,500	46
18	7	Gen Nose	Japan	201,500	81
18	8	Sandro Bruni	Philippines	70,000	28
18	9	Song Wang	China	64,500	26

19	1	Jun Obara	Japan	156,000	62
19	2	Meng Li	China	5,000	2
19	3	Siyoung Lee	South Korea	191,500	77
19	4	David Erquiaga	Philippines	50,000	20
19	5	Paul Hong	New Zealand	76,500	31
19	6	The Naing	Singapore	160,500	64
19	7	Jiakun Liu	China	99,500	40
19	8	Lei Yu	China	166,000	66
19	9	Clarence Ngay	Singapore	33,000	13

20	1	Sang-Yeon Hwang	South Korea	109,500	44
20	2	Cangsheng Ni	China	127,000	51
20	3	Tao Chen	China	87,500	35
20	4	Kyung Sik Jung	South Korea	42,500	17
20	5	Mike Takayama	Philippines	225,000	90
20	6	Terry Gonzaga	Philippines	78,000	31
20	7	Frederick Hernandez	Philippines	35,000	14
20	8	Jongyoung Moon	South Korea	28,000	11
20	9	Victor Chong	Malaysia	138,000	55

21	1	Jesse Rivera	United States	4,000	2
21	2	Melvin Tay	Singapore	135,500	54
21	3	Donghyun Kim	South Korea	67,000	27
21	4	Ryan Yu	Canada	199,500	80
21	5	Yosuke Iwata	Japan	106,000	42
21	7	Jingxiang Ong	Singapore	94,500	38
21	8	Bolei Zhang	China	28,500	11
21	9	Huu Tuan Nguyen	Vietnam	135,500	54

22	1	Xin Wang	China	59,500	24
22	3	Oerjan Skommo	Norway	53,000	21
22	4	Kosuke Tajima	Japan	243,500	97
22	5	Tsun Ming Chan	Hong Kong	32,000	13
22	6	Jun Shi	China	164,000	66
22	7	Boon Seng Ang	Singapore	41,500	17
22	8	Qianyi Hu	China	66,500	27
22	9	Yuexin Wang	China	46,500	19

23	1	Buyanjargal Bold	Mongolia	54,000	22
23	2	Daming Zhang	China	35,000	14
23	3	Jinho Hong	South Korea	174,500	70
23	4	Natalie Teh	Malaysia	100,000	40
23	6	Guo Liang Wei	China	78,000	31
23	7	William Chan	Hong Kong	19,000	8
23	8	Lehua Kuang	China	120,000	48
23	9	Chao Liu	China	86,000	34

24	1	King Sing Lau	Hong Kong	246,000	98
24	2	Kai Fu Wong	Malaysia	158,500	63
24	3	Ying Kit Chan	Hong Kong	100,000	40
24	4	Lisa Tan	Singapore	146,500	59
24	5	John Tech	Philippines	89,000	36
24	6	Yue Liu	China	58,000	23
24	7	Yinjie Jin	China	94,500	38
24	9	Dongkyoon Seo	South Korea	106,500	43

01-08-2020 11:59 UTC+8

Who Will Make the Money in the PokerStars Red Dragon Manila Main Event?

Shirley Ang

The ₱50,000,000 prize pool guarantee in the PokerStars Red Dragon Manila Main Event has been surpassed as the three starting flights collected 669 entries. This created a total prize pool of ₱64,244,070 ($1,256,428). Out of those 669 entries, 212 players will return to the tables today at 1 p.m. local time to battle their way into the money stages.

Ahead of the pack at the start of the day is Day 1b chip leader Hwany Lee with 303,500 from South Korea. He is followed by fellow countryman Jehun Hong with 303,000. Completing the top 5 are Hainan Li, King Sing Lau, and Kosuke Tajima. The Day 1a chip leader Sahil Agarwal follows the top 5 with 232,000 chips while the Day 1c chip leade, Jun Shi, bagged 164,000 for Day 2.

The first Platinum Pass of 2020 will be given away here in Manila today. All players who have made it through to Day 2 including the online qualifiers have been put into the draw. A random table will be selected for a flip out for all players present at the start of the day and the winner will walk away with a Platinum Pass worth around $30,000 for the 2020 PSPC in Barcelona which includes:

▪ Buy-in to the €22,500 PSPC 2020 event
▪ Six nights’ hotel accommodation for two in a five-star hotel
▪ Airport transfers
▪ Bespoke PSPC Merchandise
▪ €1,250 to cover expenses
▪ Platinum Pass winner experiences during the event

Day 2 will start with Level 13 which features a small blind of 1,000, big blind of 2,500, and a big blind ante of 2,500. Level duration will increase to 60 minutes each and a 15-minute break is scheduled after every two levels. Eight levels of play are planned today without a dinner break.

The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all the action from the Coral Lounge at the Okada Manila so follow along to see who will make it into the money.

Tags: Jehun Hong Jun Shi Kosuke Tajima Sahil Agarwal Hwany Lee Hainan Li King Sing Lau

Level: 13

Blinds: 1,000/2,500

Ante: 2,500

01-08-2020 13:15 UTC+8

Shuffle Up and Deal

Shirley Ang

Level 13 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

After the flip-out, all dealers were instructed to shuffle up and deal.

01-08-2020 13:20 UTC+8

Prize Pool Details Confirmed

Shirley Ang

Level 13 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

The full prize pool details have been announced. The PokerStars Red Dragon Manila Main Event attracted 669 entries to create total prize pool of ₱64,244,070 ($1,256,428). A min-cash is worth ₱ 206,000 ($4,029) for at least 81 players and the winner will walk away with a whopping ₱ 13,815,070 ($270,183) and the beautiful Red Dragon trophy.

This is what they are all playing for:

Place	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)	Place	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)	Place	Prize (PHP)	Prize (USD)
1	₱ 13,815,070	$270,183	10	₱ 1,028,000	$20,105	28-36	₱ 308,000	$6,024
2	₱ 8,557,000	$167,350	11-12	₱ 835,000	$16,330	37-45	₱ 283,000	$5,535
3	₱ 5,300,000	$103,653	13-15	₱ 675,000	$13,201	46-54	₱ 257,000	$5,026
4	₱ 4,015,000	$78,522	16-18	₱ 514,000	$10,052	55-63	₱ 231,000	$4,518
5	₱ 2,730,000	$53,391	19-21	₱ 450,000	$8,801	64-72	₱ 218,000	$4,263
6	₱ 2,088,000	$40,835	22-24	₱ 385,000	$7,529	73-81	₱ 206,000	$4,029
7	₱ 1,735,000	$33,932	25-27	₱ 347,000	$6,786
8	₱ 1,445,000	$28,260
9	₱ 1,221,000	$23,879

01-08-2020 13:35 UTC+8

First Platinum Pass in 2020 Goes to Florencio Campomanes

Shirley Ang

Level 13 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Florencio Campomanes wint first PSPC Platinum Pass in 2020

Before the dealers were instructed to shuffle up and deal, a flip-out was to take place to award the first PSPC Platinum Pass of 2020. A virtual wheel was spun to determine which table would be playing for that coveted Platinum Pass. Table 7 was selected and the whole table celebrated although one player was still missing in action. All players were moved to the feature table so the whole poker room could watch along to see who would be winning the flip-out. Just when all the cards were dealt, Florencio Campomanes, who finished as the runner-up in the Super High Roller three nights ago, ran to the table as he was the missing player.

The dealer dealt the flop and the players all revealed a card:

Hao Chen:
Xiaofeng Jiang:
Florencio Campomanes:
Sang Guk Im:
Sumit Sapra:
John Dela Cruz:
Andres Korn:
Jae Kyung Sim:
Jason Orial Ong:

Dela Cruz was ahead with the pair of aces. The dealer then turned over the to keep Delacruz ahead but it now also gave Campomanes a pair of queens.

Everyone was instructed to reveal their second hole card for them to end up with these cards:

Hao Chen:
Xiaofeng Jiang:
Florencio Campomanes:
Sang Guk Im:
Sumit Sapra:
John Dela Cruz:
Andres Korn:
Jae Kyung Sim:
Jason Orial Ong:

Campomanes improved to two pair with aces and queens but wasn't safe yet as there were still some outs for the other players.

The river completed the board with the as Campomanes celebrated with his friends as they rushed the table.

"I came late! I'm a luckbox! Luckbox!!!" Campomanes commented immediately after.

He was handed his Platinum Pass and added: "I'm shaking... I've never won a raffle in my life! Now I need to change my plans. I'm retired but now I have to play. I was going to go to the last PSPC but things happened and I didn't go. I tried to win a pass here in 2018, in one of the $200 events, I fired twelve bullets. I lost my mind trying to win one and now I have one!"

Tags: Andres Korn Florencio Campomanes Hao Chen Jae Kyung Sim Jason Orial Ong John Dela Cruz Sang Guk Im Sumit Sapra Xiaofeng Jiang

01-08-2020 13:55 UTC+8

Wong Shoves on Wang

Shirley Ang

Level 13 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

The board read with over 40,000 in the middle already. Fuk On Wong had shoved from under the gun for around 140,000 and Zanzhang Wang was sitting in the tank from the middle position.

After a while, the clock was called on him and Wang was given 30 seconds to make a decision. After the ten-second warning was given, Wang decided to fold.

Player	Chips	Progress
Fuk On Wong	190,000	37,500
Zanzhang Wang	50,000	2,500

Tags: Fuk On Wong Zanzhang Wang

01-08-2020 14:10 UTC+8

Hong's Shove Doesn't Get Called

Shirley Ang

Level 13 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

The player in the early position raised to 6,000 and Siyoung Lee looked over from the middle position and decided to three-bet to 18,000. Paul Hong responded with a shove for 69,500 from the hijack and action folded back to the initial raiser who folded. Lee contemplated for a while, looked at how much more it would be, and then decided to fold.

Player	Chips	Progress
Siyoung Lee	233,000	41,500
Jun Obara	214,000	58,000
Lei Yu	170,000	4,000
Paul Hong	100,000	23,500

Tags: Paul Hong Siyoung Lee

Level: 14

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000