Cambodia, NagaworldEVENT #36

2026.01.30 - 2026.02.03Add to Calendar

World Poker Tour

Blind level

Level 30: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Entries

3/1,095

Total Chips

43,800,000

Average

14,600,000

LIVE UPDATES BY WPT

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:35:22 AM

Hwisoo Kim Eliminated by Pang Kok Yong in 4th Place ($58,000)

Level 30: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

HAND #55: Pang Kok Yong limps the small blind and Hwisoo Kim checks the big blind to the 8♠ 7♠ 6♣ flop. Yong check-raises from 300,000 to 600,000 and Kim jams to get snap-called by the Malaysian.

Hwisoo Kim: J♥ 8♣

Pang Kok Yong: K♦ K♣

Yong's trap with kings pays off as the 2♥ turn and 2♣ river are both blanks. sending the former chip leader Kim out in fourth place.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	23,500,000(118 BB)
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	11,800,000(59 BB)
AK Andrei KalginRussia	7,300,000(37 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:18:19 AM

Hands #52-54: Pang Kok Yong Doubles Thru Hwisoo Kim

Level 30: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

HAND #52: A walk for Joshua Figuerres.

HAND #53: Pang Kok Yong raises to 450,000 first to act and receives two callers by Hwisoo Kim on the button and Joshua Figuerres in the small blind. On a flop of J♠ T♣ 8♠ it checks to Kim and he bets 500,000. Figuerres folds while Yong has other plans and raises to 1,300,000.

Kim calls and they see the T♠ on the turn. Yong instantly pushes all-in for 3,125,000 and Kim asks for a count, plays one time bank extension and then calls for more than half of his stack.

Pang Kok Yong: K♥ 8♦

Hwisoo Kim: 9♣ 8♣

Yong doesn't want to see the river card and walks off the stage before the floor calls him back. He returns to his seat and takes a deep sip from his cold beverage.

The river is the 2♠ and Yong doubles.

HAND #54: Kim jams from under the gun and wins the blinds.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	23,450,000(117 BB)
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	10,200,000(51 BB)
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	2,550,000(13 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:14:04 AM

Hands #49-51: Joshua Figuerres Storms Into Big Lead

Level 30: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

Before this hand, the blinds increase to 100,000-200,000 with a big blind ante of 200,000.

HAND #49: Joshua Figuerres limps the small blind and folds when Andrei Kalgin raises to 700,000 behind him.

HAND #50: Figuerres raises to 400,000 on the button, Kalgin and Pang Kok Yong in the blinds both call. They check the Q♦ 6♣ 2♦ flop to Figuerres, who continues for 400,000 and receives two callers.

On the J♥ turn, Kalgin and Yong check. Figuerres bets 1,300,000 and wins the pot without showdown.

HAND #51: Figuerres raises to 400,000 and Hwisoo Kim three-bets to 1,200,000 in the big blind, picking up Figuerres' call. Kim leads the T♦ 7♣ 5♦ flop for 900,000 and Figuerres calls.

After the 8♦ turn, Kim bets 2,000,000 and Figuerres calls again. That leads them to the 9♦ river. Kim takes one time bank and bets 2,500,000. Figuerres also uses one time extension and raises to 7,000,000. Kim needs one more time extension and then folds when the WPT Action Clock reaches the thirty seconds the second time.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	24,000,000(120 BB)
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	7,100,000(36 BB)

Level 30: 100,000 / 200,000 ante: 200,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 4/1095

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:11:49 AM

Hands #44-48: Final Four Players

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #44: Hwisoo Kim raises to 375,000 in the small blind and wins the big blind.

HAND #45: Pang Kok Yong makes it 325,000 to go and steals the blinds.

HAND #46: Kim opens to 300,000 and Yong defends the big blind. On the T♠ 5♥ 4♦ flop, Yong checks and subsequently folds when Kim bets 250,000.

HAND #47: Joshua Figuerres raises to 300,000 and Yong min-raises to 600,000, Figuerres calls. The T♦ 7♥ 7♣ flop brings a bet of 250,000 by Yong and a call by Figuerres. On the 2♠ turn, the action repeats for 500,000 and they check the 8♥ on the river.

Yong shows the A♣ 3♣ but Figuerres wins it with the 4♣ 4♦

HAND #48: Andrei Kalgin joins the party with a raise to 300,000 in the cutoff and Figuerres calls in the big blind. Figuerres check-folds the Q♣ T♦ 8♠ flop when facing a bet of 450,000.

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,000,000(53 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	6,075,000(41 BB)	1	2
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	13,900,000(93 BB)	1	6
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	15,550,000(104 BB)	1	9

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:07:19 AM

Hand #42-43: Joshua Figuerres Takes The Lead

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #42: Andrei Kalgin limps in and gets to see the flop cheap with big blind Pang Kok Yong checking. At the flop of 6♦ J♣ 5♦ Kalgin bets 225,000 and wins the pot uncontested.

HAND #43: Joshua Figuerres opens 300,000 from under the gun and Hwisoo Kim defends his big blind. The dealer lays out a flop of 9♠ K♠ 3♦ and the pot grows with Kim check-calling a 200,000 continuation bet from Figuerres.

On the turn 8♦ Figuerres fires again for 475,000 and this time Kim check-raises to 1,500,000. Figuerres answers with a shove and Kim snap-folds.

Figuerres is now the chip leader.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	14,400,000(96 BB)
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	13,675,000(91 BB)
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,250,000(55 BB)
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	7,400,000(49 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:05:55 AM

Tomas Dedinas Eliminated by Joshua Figuerres In 5th Place For USD 43,500

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #41: Tomas Dedinas goes all in on the button for 1,150,000 and Joshua Figuerres calls to put him in danger of elimination. When the flip over, Dedinas is in need of help.

Tomas Dedinas: T♦ 6♦

Joshua Figuerres: A♣ J♣

The flop quickly improves Figuerres while Dedinas gets outs on the turn A♥ K♦ 8♠ 9♦ but with the river 2♣ , Dedinas misses to fall in 5th place.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	9,900,000(66 BB)
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:04:15 AM

Hand #39-40: Splitsville

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #39: Small blind Hwisoo Kim open-shoves and steals the big blind and ante after short stacked Tomas Dedinas folds.

HAND #40: Now on the button, Kim opens again, this time for 200,000 and big blind Joshua Figuerres tops up. Kim continues for 200,000 at the flop of K♦ 8♣ 8♥ and Figuerres sticks around with a check-call. Both players dial it down on the turn 3♦ and river A♠ with no bets.

Figuerres has K♠ 6♠, Kim with K♣ 7♣ for a split pot.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:49:47 AM

Final 5 Players

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,350,000(56 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	7,725,000(52 BB)	1	2
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	13,925,000(93 BB)	1	6
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	1,600,000(11 BB)	1	8
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	8,550,000(57 BB)	1	9

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:48:17 AM

Ilias Sagias Eliminated By Andrei Kalgin in 6th Place For USD 33,000

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #38: Following a min-raise from cutoff player Andrei Kalgin, small blind Ilias Sagias unloads it all and Kalgin snap-calls.

Ilias Sagias: K♦ J♦

Andrei Kalgin: A♠ K♥

Looking bleak for Sagias, the flop 8♣ J♠ 6♣ lights him up with a pair spiked. It holds on the turn 2♦ until the river drops the A♦ to burn his pair and fall in 6th place.

Player	Chips
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,350,000(56 BB)
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:47:00 AM

Hand #36-37: Pang Kok Yong Takes Opening Hand

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #36: First hand after the break, Joshua Figuerres min-raises and Pang Kok Yong defends on the big blind. Figuerres continues for 250,000 at the flop of A♦ K♥ 7♦ then slows down on the turn after Yong check-calls. Yong checks the turn 3♣ as well for a free river card of 5♦ Players continue to check. Yong wins the pot with the online hand Q♠ 7♠ pair.

HAND #37: Despite sitting on a short stack, Ilias Sagias gets a walk on the big blind.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:41:35 AM

Hands #31-35: Ilias Sagias Doubles Thru Tomas Dedinas

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #31: Joshua Figuerres raises to 300,000 and Ilias Sagias calls from the big blind. They check the A♣ K♥ 7♥ flop, Sagias check-folds the 8♠ turn to a bet of 150,000.

HAND #32: Pang Kok Yong opens to 325,000 on the button and Hwisoo Kim calls in the big blind. They check to the 9♠ 6♥ 4♣ K♠ K♣ river on which Kim's bet of 150,000 is paid. He shows the T♠ 6♠ and wins the pot.

HAND #33: Sagias jams for only 750,000 on the button and Tomas Dedinas calls in the big blind.

Ilias Sagias: K♣ J♥

Tomas Dedinas: Q♣ 9♣

The A♦ 9♥ 4♣ K♥ 3♣ board gives both players a piece and Sagias turns the superior pair for the double.

HAND #34: Andrei Kalgin raises to 300,000 and Figuerres shuts him down with a three-bet to 900,000.

HAND #35: Yong opens to 300,000 and Kalgin calls in the big blind. They check to the J♥ 6♥ 5♥ Q♥ turn on which Kalgin checks again. Yong bets 300,000 and wins the pot.

Player	Chips
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	7,400,000(49 BB)
AK Andrei KalginRussia	6,225,000(42 BB)
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	1,725,000(12 BB)
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	1,600,000(11 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:36:34 AM

Hands #26-30: Final Six Players

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #26: A walk for Hwisoo Kim.

HAND #27: Joshua Figuerres opens to 300,000 from under the gun and Pang Kok Yong calls in the cutoff. Figuerres checks the Q♥ 7♠ 2♣ flop, Yong bets 400,000 and takes it down.

HAND #28: Kim opens to 350,000 on the button, both blinds fold.

HAND #29: Kim raises to 300,000 and claims the blinds once again.

HAND #30: Andrei Kalgin limps the small blind and Yong raises to 450,000 in the next seat, Kalgin comes along. They check the Q♥ T♠ 9♦ flop to the Q♦ turn. Kalgin bets 550,000 and Yong calls.

Both check the T♥ river and Kalgin tables the K♥ 6♥ , but Yong wins with the A♥ 8♥

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	7,000,000(47 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	7,250,000(48 BB)	1	2
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	1,150,000(8 BB)	1	5
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	17,500,000(117 BB)	1	6
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	2,500,000(17 BB)	1	8
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	8,000,000(53 BB)	1	9

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:34:27 AM

Hands #21-25: Rush Hour for Joshua Figuerres

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #21: Hwisoo Kim jams the small blind and Tomas Dedinas forfeits his big blind.

HAND #22: Pang Kok Yong opens to 300,000 and wins the blinds.

HAND #23: Kim makes it 300,000 to go and Joshua Figuerres defemds the small blind. On the A♠ Q♦ 3♣ flop, Figuerres check-calls for 200,000 and they check the K♣ turn. Figuerres leads the T♦ for 400,000 and Kim lays it down.

HAND #24: Dedinas opens to 300,000 in the cutoff and then folds when Figuerres three-bets to 750,000.

HAND #25: Figuerres makes it 350,000 to go and Yong three-bets to 900,000 in the small blind, the initial raiser calls. On the Q♣ 7♥ 3♣ flop brings a continuation bet of 700,000 by Yong, who then folds to a raise.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	8,850,000(59 BB)
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	5,650,000(38 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:14:52 AM

Final 6 Players

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,650,000(58 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	7,025,000(47 BB)	1	2
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	1,725,000(12 BB)	1	5
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	16,975,000(113 BB)	1	6
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	3,550,000(24 BB)	1	8
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	6,375,000(43 BB)	1	9

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:12:58 AM

Jan Jason Leoncio Eliminated By Hwisoo Kim In 7th Place For USD 25,000

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

HAND #20: Jan Jason Leoncio open-shoves his last 1,700,000 which gets by the small blind Ilias Sagias but not the massive stacked Hwisoo Kim who defends on the big blind.

Jan Jason Leoncio: K♥ Q♣

Hwisoo Kim: A♣ 3♦

Leoncio is behind but has hope with live cards however his chances turn further south when the flop comes A♥ J♦ J♥ with Kim improving to two pair. With only four outs to help him, the turn 4♠ and river 2♣ are not it to fall in 7th place.

Player	Chips
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	16,975,000(113 BB)
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:51:39 AM

Level 29 Begins (7 Players Remaining)

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

Level 29 is underway with blinds increasing to 75,000-150,000 ante 150,000. The final table is down to just 7 players with the min-cash now at USD 25,000.

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	9,325,000(62 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	6,825,000(46 BB)	1	2
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	1,700,000(11 BB)	1	3
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	2,175,000(15 BB)	1	5
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	13,925,000(93 BB)	1	6
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	3,950,000(26 BB)	1	8
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	5,925,000(40 BB)	1	9

The final seven players are competing for the lion's share of the $1,062,150 prize pool and the following cash prizes will be awarded:

Place	Payout (USD)
1	$164,570
2	$103,000
3	$76,000
4	$58,000
5	$43,500
6	$33,000
7	$25,000

Level 29: 75,000 / 150,000 ante: 150,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 7/1095

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:49:08 AM

Rindra Norodom Eliminated in 8th Place ($19,800)

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

HAND #14: Andrei Kalgin raises to 250,000 from an early position in the last hand of the level. Rindra Norodom moves all-in from the small blind for 2,100,000 and Kalgin asks after getting a brief count.

Rindra Norodom: A♦ K♣

Andrei Kalgin: J♦ J♥

The pocket pair remains ahead all the way on the 7♣ 7♠ 3♠ 3♦ 9♣ board to eliminate Norodom in eighth place, sending the remaining seven players on a scheduled 15-minute break.

Player	Chips
AK Andrei KalginRussia	9,325,000(75 BB)
RN Rindra Norodom	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:48:16 AM

HAND #13: Joshua Figuerres

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

HAND #13: Joshua Figuerres raises to 250,000 and wins the blinds.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:46:30 AM

Chak Hei Chan Eliminated by Hwisoo Kim in 9th Place ($15,600)

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

HAND #12: Chak Hei Chan raises all-in on the button for 975,000. The action folds to chip leader Hwisoo Kim in the big blind and he asks for an exact count, then calls.

Chak Hei Chan: A♣ 5♠

Hwisoo Kim: K♦ 3♦

The Q♦ 6♦ 3♥ 3♣ 6♠ board leaves Chan drawing dead on the turn to bow out in ninth place.

Player	Chips
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	14,000,000(112 BB)
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:39:45 AM

Hands #7-11: Hwisoo Kim Applies Pressure

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

HAND #7: Jan Jason Leoncio raises to 275,000 and wins the blinds.

HAND #8: Leoncio raises once again to steal the blinds.

HAND #9: Hwisoo Kim opens to 250,000 and Andrei Kalgin calls on the button. The K♥ J♠ 4♠ flop goes check, check. Kim bets the 8♣ turn for 325,000 and Kalgin folds.

HAND #10: Rindra Norodom makes it 275,000 to go and finds no resistance.

HAND #11: Kim opens to 250,000 and Pang Kok Yong three-bets to 625,000 in the cutoff. The chip leader moves all-in and Yong snap-folds.

Player	Chips
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	12,900,000(103 BB)
AK Andrei KalginRussia	6,900,000(55 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:38:31 AM

Hands #4-6: Joshua Figuerres vs Tomas Dedinas

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

HAND #4: Ilias Sagias raises to 150,000 on the button and folds when Hwisoo Kim three-bet jams in the small blind.

HAND #5: Andrei Kalgin raises to 150,000 and wins the pot.

HAND #6: Tomas Dedinas raises to 300,000 in the small blind for Joshua Figuerres to call in the big blind. The K♣ Q♥ 6♥ flop brings a bet of 300,000 by Dedinas and Figuerres calls. Both check the T♣ turn and Dedinas checks the 7♥ river. Figuerras bets 350,000 and forces a snap-fold.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	5,550,000(44 BB)
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	4,200,000(34 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:34:31 AM

Hand #1-3: Pang Kok Yong, Hwisoo Kim Take Charge

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

HAND #1: Rindra Norodom kicks off the final table with a raise of 250,000 from middle position and picks up the blinds and ante easy.

HAND #2: Andrei Kalgin misreads the table thinking there is a raise before him and string bets, he takes back the raise for just a limp. Next seat, Pang Kok Yong does the job for him and raises 325,000, which is enough to get the rest to fold while Kalgin calls.

Both players stay friendly until the board runs out T♠ A♥ T♥ T♣ 4♣ where Kalgin leads out 475,000. Yong tests him with a raise of 1,000,000. Kalgin snap-folds.

HAND #3: From middle position, Joshua Figuerres opens 250,000 and chip leader Hwisoo Kim won't give up his blinds that easy and calls. Action repeats on the flop 2♥ Q♠ 7♠ and turn 2♣ with Figuerres drilling bets of 175,000 and 300,000 that Kim check-calls.

When the J♠ finds the river, Kim turns the tide with a lead out bet of 1,200,000. Figuerres goes deep into the tank until he spends two time-banks before surrendering the pot without a fight.

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	7,200,000(58 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	7,750,000(62 BB)	1	2
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	1,375,000(11 BB)	1	3
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	1,300,000(10 BB)	1	4
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	2,750,000(22 BB)	1	5
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	10,950,000(88 BB)	1	6
RN Rindra Norodom	2,350,000(19 BB)	1	7
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	5,050,000(40 BB)	1	8
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	5,100,000(41 BB)	1	9

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:41:35 AM

Redraw of the Nine-Handed Final Table

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

The nine remaining players are taking their seats on the stage and will return to 30:51 minutes left in level 28 at blinds of 75,000-125,000 with a big blind ante of 125,000.

Final Table Seat Draw

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,025,000(64 BB)	1	1
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	6,650,000(53 BB)	1	2
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	1,450,000(12 BB)	1	3
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	1,625,000(13 BB)	1	4
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	3,075,000(25 BB)	1	5
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	10,125,000(81 BB)	1	6
RN Rindra Norodom	2,025,000(16 BB)	1	7
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	5,050,000(40 BB)	1	8
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	5,800,000(46 BB)	1	9

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:27:45 AM

Break Time To Set Up The Final Table

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

With the elimination of Ron Schindelheim in 10th place, the final 9 players is set. They are on an unscheduled break to set up the final table on center stage. Play resumes shortly.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:13:58 AM

Ron Schindelheim Eliminated in 10th Place by Andrei Kalgin ($15,600)

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

Ron Schindelheim pushes all-in for 1,475,000 and Andrei Kalgin calls behind. The Canadian jokes that he will win and tells Kalgin "if you are lucky, we chop".

Ron Schindelheim: A♥ 5♠

Andrei Kalgin: A♠ T♠

The Q♣ 6♣ 2♣ flop changes nothing but the 6♦ turn opens some split pot outs.

"I like that turn card," Schindelheim grins.

However, he misses by a notch as the 4♠ river ends his run in 10th place. There will now be an extended break prior to the nine-handed final table.

Player	Chips
AK Andrei KalginRussia	8,025,000(64 BB)
RS Ron SchindelheimCanada	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:09:49 AM

Three-Bet Pot for Hwisoo Kim

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

Hwisoo Kim is moved tables to balance the field and then faces a raise to 250,000 by Ilias Sagias in the cutoff. Kim three-bets the button to 600,000 and Sagias calls, then checks the 8♠ 7♥ 7♦ flop.

Sagias opts to check behind and they head to the 3♣ turn. Sagias checks again and Kim bets 375,000 to win the pot right there.

Player	Chips
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	8,400,000(67 BB)
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	3,800,000(30 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:05:28 AM

Jan Jason Leoncio Gets Two Shoves Through

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

With the blinds eating him up, Jan Jason Leoncio takes a stand with an open-shove from under the gun for 875,000 and wins the blinds and ante.

Next hand, Rindra Norodom opens 250,000 from the small blind and Leoncio jams again to win a slightly larger pot after Norodom folds up.

Player	Chips
RN Rindra Norodom	2,025,000(16 BB)
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	1,450,000(12 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:02:15 AM

Dmitry gromov Eliminated by Joshua Figuerres in 11th Place

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

The min-raise by Joshua Figuerres results in a three-bet shove by Dmitry Gromov for around two million and Figuerres calls.

Dmitry Gromov: A♣ 9♣

Joshua Figuerres: K♣ Q♣

Gromov is ahead with the ace but Figuerres improves on the K♦ 6♦ 3♣ 5♦ T♦ board to let the rail from the Philippines celebrate. Gromov is rather grumpy and heads to the payout desk before leaving the tournament area.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	6,225,000(50 BB)
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:59:22 AM

Level 28 Begins (11 Players Remaining)

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

The action continues without a break and there are 11 players spread across the last two tables. They will combine to a single table at nine left and the new blinds are 75,000-125,000 with a big blind ante of 125,000.

Level 28: 75,000 / 125,000 ante: 125,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 11/1095

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:56:42 AM

Hwisoo Kim Catches Zachariah Cheatum's Bluff

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Out of the hijack seat, Hwisoo Kim min-clicks and gets action from Zachariah Cheatum who defends his big blind. When the board reaches the turn 7♥ A♥ J♠ 3♣ Kim continues for 150,000 and 250,000, Cheatum check-calls both to complete the run out with the A♣ river.

Cheatum changes pace and leads out 300,000, Kim barely flinches when he calls. Cheatum turns over a failed T♥ 8♥ bluff as Kim ships the pot with Q♣ J♣

Player	Chips
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	7,875,000(79 BB)
ZC Zachariah CheatumUnited States of America	1,210,000(12 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:54:01 AM

Michael Allen Eliminated by Joshua Figuerres in 12th Place

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Joshua Figuerres makes it 200,000 to go and then instantly calls when Michael Allen jams his short stack out of the blinds.

Michael Allen: A♠ T♥

Joshua Figuerres: A♣ K♥

Allen takes the lead on the J♣ T♠ 6♥ flop but it is short-lived, as the K♦ turn restores the preflop order. Nothing changes on the 3♠ river and the next Brit departs to the payout desk.

Player	Chips
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	3,975,000(40 BB)
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:45:36 AM

Daniel Charlton Eliminated by Andrei Kalgin in 13th Place

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Andrei Kalgin raises to 200,000 and Daniel Charlton in the big blind three-bets to 2,000,000 with around five big blinds behind. Kalgin moves all-in and Charlton gets his phone ready before making the call.

Daniel Charlton: A♦ 3♦

Andrei Kalgin: A♣ K♥

The K♠ Q♦ J♥ J♠ 6♦ board keeps Kalgin ahead all the way and Charlton has to settle for 13th place.

Player	Chips
AK Andrei KalginRussia	6,600,000(66 BB)
DC Daniel CharltonUnited Kingdom	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:40:22 AM

Zachariah Cheatum Eliminated By Tomas Dedinas In 14th Place For USD 11,300

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Zachariah Cheatum is down to just 975,000 when he three-bets all in and Tomas Dedinas makes the call. Both players have an ace with Dedinas's kicker superior.

Zachariah Cheatum: A♣ 7♣

Tomas Dedinas: A♠ T♠

Cheatum nearly gets there when the cards land 5♦ J♥ 8♦ 9♦ but the gutshot doesn't appear on the river 4♠ to get bounced out in 14th place.

Player	Chips
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	5,900,000(59 BB)
ZC Zachariah CheatumUnited States of America	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:37:09 AM

Dmitry Gromov Doubles Thru Andrei Kalgin

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Dmitry Gromov drops below ten big blinds after flop action and is then in the big blind. Andrei Kalgin moves all-in from the small blind and Gromov calls within a few seconds.

Dmitry Gromov: Q♣ 8♠

Andrei Kalgin: A♦ 7♣

The board runs out K♠ J♣ 6♦ 8♣ 8♥ and Gromov doubles.

"You can't kill him," Daniel Charlton says and Gromov replies with a very dry "fuck this shit", the entire table erupts in laughter.

Player	Chips
AK Andrei KalginRussia	4,000,000(40 BB)
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	1,600,000(16 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:21:05 AM

Ilias Sagias Doubles Thru Daniel Charlton

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Daniel Charlton raises to 200,000 from under the gun and Ilias Sagias defends the big blind. Following the T♥ 9♥ 7♥ flop, they get their chips into the middle with Sagias at risk for 1,375,000.

Ilias Sagias: 5♥ 4♥

Daniel Charlton: 7♦ 7♣

Charlton needs the board to pair but Sagias holds on the 3♣ turn and 4♣ river.

"Nice hand," he instantly tells Sagias and knuckles the table.

Player	Chips
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	3,300,000(33 BB)
DC Daniel CharltonUnited Kingdom	2,400,000(24 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:03:55 AM

Dmitry Gromov Doubles Thru Ron Schindelheim

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Michael Allen raises to 200,000 and then folds when Ron Schindelheim three-bets to 600,000. Allen raises the same amount the next hand and claims the blinds.

Daniel Charlton opens to 200,000 first to act and lets go when Joshua Figuerres three-bets to 700,000 in the cutoff.

Dmitry Gromov jams and claims the blinds.

Gromov jams again, for 1,150,000 and wins the blinds once again.

"You gonna make the final table and reach top three, I can feel it," Charlton tells Gromov.

Schindelheim then defends the big blind against Gromov's open raise and check-raises the Q♦ T♠ 2♣ flop from 200,000 to 600,000. Gromov jams and Schindelheim calls.

Dmitry Gromov: Q♣ J♥

Ron Schindelheim: Q♠ 4♠

The J♣ turn locks up Gromov's double for 1,200,000 to make the 9♦ river meaningless.

Player	Chips
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	2,900,000(29 BB)
RS Ron SchindelheimCanada	2,025,000(20 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:56:16 AM

Michael Allen Doubles Thru Daniel Charlton

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Daniel Charlton raises the button to 200,000 and then calls the small blind shove by Michael Allen for 650,000 after a few seconds of consideration.

Michael Allen: K♦ Q♦

Daniel Charlton: T♠ 7♠

The A♣ J♠ 5♣ 8♣ Q♣ board pairs up Allen and he doubles to 15 big blinds.

Player	Chips
DC Daniel CharltonUnited Kingdom	4,500,000(45 BB)
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	1,500,000(15 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:54:43 AM

Xiaolong Xu Eliminated by Daniel Charlton in 15th Place

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

"Wow, you came dressed for the final table," Daniel Charlton says before the start of play as his table neighbour is wearing a fancy white suit.

Xu then jams under the gun for 1,300,000 and wins the blinds. One hand later, Charlton raises to 200,000 first to act and Xu jams the big blind for Charlton to call.

"I have your hand," Charlton tells Michael Allen and flips over ace-king suited.

Xiaolong Xu: 9♥ 9♠

Daniel Charlton: A♣ K♣

The A♥ T♠ 3♦ 3♣ 4♥ board sends Xu out as first casualty on the final day.

Player	Chips
DC Daniel CharltonUnited Kingdom	5,200,000(52 BB)
XX Xiaolong XuChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:53:58 AM

Pang Kok Yong Takes Two

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Opening two hands at Table 3 both go to Pang Kok Yong who opens the first hand with a 225,000 raise out of the hijack seat. Next to act Zachariah Cheatum follows with a three-bet to 525,000, and with no other takers, Yong defends his raise.

The flop comes 6♣ Q♣ 2♦ and Yong check-calls 250,000 then checks again on the turn T♦ Cheatum checks back and they repeat the motions on the river 6♠

Yong has 9♣ 9♥ and wins the pot.

While still arranging his stack, Yong likes his next hand and opens for 225,000 and wins the pot outright.

Player	Chips
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	5,000,000(50 BB)
ZC Zachariah CheatumUnited States of America	2,750,000(28 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:53:52 AM

First Hand Fireworks Ends In A Split

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

First hand at Table 1, Joshua Figuerres open jams for 1,350,000 and is joined by Ilias Sagias with 2,400,000, then big blind Ron Schindelheim likes his hand enough to use a time-bank before folding. Both players turn over ace-king offsuit and they split up the blinds and ante after the board brings no bad beats.

Player	Chips
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	2,525,000(25 BB)
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	1,475,000(15 BB)

Level 27: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 15/1095

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:35:46 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal! Final Day Begins (15 Players)

The final day of the 2026 WPT Prime Championship is underway with starting at Level 27: 50,000-100,000 ante 100,000. A champion will be crowned today. Good luck to everyone!

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 12:07:23 AM

2026 WPT Prime Cambodia Championship Set To Crown A Winner

From a field of 1,095 entries, the 2026 WPT Prime Cambodia Championship is down to 15 players. Taking place at world-class NagaWorld Phnom Penh, the race to victory will see cards start flying at 11:30am with blinds resuming at 50,000-100,000 ante 100,000.

Like the first of two Championship events offered, the event drew 1,095 entries to easily cruise past the guarantee and generate a seven-figure prize pool of USD 1,051,750. When the finalists return, the minimum payout is USD 11,300 while on the line is the first WPT Prime title in Asia this year which comes with a lucrative USD 154,170 top prize and a seat worth USD 10,400 to the WPT World Championship at The Wynn Las Vegas.

The player with the best chance of claiming the title is Hwisoo Kim who enters with a massive stack of 6,750,000, equivalent to 67 big blinds. His closest challenger is Tomas Dedinas with 5,400,000 (54 big blinds).

Out of everyone in the lineup, only Dmitry Gromov carries a winner's badge for his victory at the 2011 WPT Vienna. Gromov enters with 1,150,000 (11 big blinds).

The final day opens at Level 27: 50,000-100,000 with a big blind ante of 100,000. Blinds increase every 60 minutes.

Table 1

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
IS Ilias SagiasAustralia	2,400,000	1	1
XX Xiaolong XuChina	1,300,000	1	2
DC Daniel CharltonUnited Kingdom	3,725,000	1	3
MJ Michael Joseph AllenUnited Kingdom	650,000	1	4
RS Ron SchindelheimCanada	3,575,000	1	5
JF Joshua FiguerresPhilippines	1,350,000	1	6
AK Andrei KalginRussia	3,850,000	1	7
DG Dmitrii GromovRussia	1,150,000	1	8

Table 3

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
RN Rindra Norodom	1,340,000	3	1
HK Hwisoo Kim 2South Korea	6,750,000	3	2
JL Jan LeoncioPhilippines	2,050,000	3	3
TD Tomas DedinasLithuania	5,400,000	3	4
PK Pang Kok YongMalaysia	4,050,000	3	6
ZC Zachariah CheatumUnited States of America	3,300,000	3	7
CH Chak Hei ChanHong Kong	3,270,000	3	8

Below are the remaining payouts for the final day.

Place	Payout (USD)
1	$164,570
2	$103,000
3	$76,000
4	$58,000
5	$43,500
6	$33,000
7	$25,000
8	$19,800
9	$15,600
10	$15,600
11	$13,300
12	$13,300
13	$11,300
14	$11,300
15	$11,300