5th Cebu Open Continues Surge; 119 Players in Day 1B, 35 Advance


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Day 1A of the 5th Cebu Open set up what was a big start for the APT Asian Series Cebu. Earlier today, Day 1B followed suit with yet another huge turnout at the All In Poker Club at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel in Lahug, Cebu City Philippines.

Earlier today’s Day 1B of the 5th Cebu Open saw 119 registrants for one of the side events of the newest poker series in Asia, with 35 advancing to the final round set tomorrow starting at 2PM.

The total entrants have reached 230 players making the prize pool climb to PHP 1,150,500 with 27 players set to place in the money. This year’s attendance easily broke the previous record of 169 players in the five-year history of the tournament.

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Ronald Andaya came out with most chips in Day 1B


Going into the final day, Phil Date from England leads the pack with 68,700 chips. Filipinos Rolando Paredes, Ronald Andaya, Kim Michael Enriquez and Jonas Go complete the top five. For full story of Day 1B of the 5th Cebu Open, go to www.pokerportal.asia

Six other side events are scheduled at the APT Asian Series Cebu this week. The Main Event starts on Thursday, January 13. For complete schedule and tournament structures, visit the APT Asian Series Cebu page.

Chip Counts (After Day 1 of 5th Cebu Open)
1. Phil Date (ENG) – 68,700
2. Rolando Paredes (PHI) – 67,000
3. Ronald Andaya (PHI) – 66,900
4. Kim Michael Enriquez (PHI) – 63,400
5. Jonas Go (PHI) – 62,200
6. Kenneth Anzano (PHI) – 61,300
7. Michael Cheng (PHI) – 59,700
8. Ronie Arguilles (PHI) – 51,100
9. Ben Dimaano (PHI) – 47,900
10. Bobby Valero (PHI) – 45,400
11. Michael De Leon (PHI) – 45,100
12. Jerome Neri (PHI) – 45,000
13. Jake Wong (PHI) – 43,000
14. Gerry Flores (PHI) – 39,800
15. Segundo Sigmundereud Barte Jr. (PHI) – 37,300
16. Rey Feliciano (PHI) – 35,400
17. Jessie Leonarez (PHI) – 34,100
18. Sorokin Maxim (RUS) – 34,100
19. Bob Williams (CAN) – 33,800
20. Mikal Blomlie (NOR) – 32,400
21. Marvin Fernanadez (PHI) – 32,100
22. Azisa Maeda (JPN) – 29,100
23. Ivan Tan Z.W (SIN) – 28,200
24. Ray Basto (PHI) – 28,000
25. Leslie Fine (USA) – 27,100
26. Alfonso Canizares (PHI) – 26,700
27. Jan Osur Opdal (NOR) – 26,500
28. Ye Guan Fu (CHN) – 26,000
29. Jr. Alonto (PHI) – 25,400
30. Melchor Vasquez Jr. (PHI) – 24,700
31. Kwak Nam Sin (KOR) – 24,300
32. Mark Madlansacay (PHI) – 23,600
33. Alquin Macias (PHI) – 23,500
34. Jeffery Domingo (PHI) – 23,500
35. Arthur V (PHI) – 23,400
36. Gordon Black (KOR) – 23,300
37. Joseph Galang (PHI) – 22,800
38. Jojo Lo (PHI) – 22,600
39. Amphie Colendres (PHI) – 22,300
40. Benedict Asenas (PHI) – 22,200
41. Zandro Carmona (PHI) – 21,600
42. Nathan Welling (USA) – 19,800
43. Teodoro Ybanez Jr. (PHI) – 18,600
44. Martin Corpuz Sr. (USA) – 18,100
45. Leila Demecillo (PHI) – 17,400
46. Jay Tolon (PHI) – 16,400
47. Joey Barbas (PHI) – 16,300
48. John Rodger Ruiz (PHI) – 16,300
49. Noel Llamedo (PHI) – 16,300
50. Rico Robles (USA) – 15,800
51. Manuel Regis (PHI) – 15,700
52. Mon Santos (PHI) – 15,700
53. Kim Gwan Ha (KOR) – 15,600
54. Kwon Sung Jae (KOR) – 14,500
55. Richard Mongcupa (PHI) – 14,500
56. Herb Canaya (PHI) – 12,900
57. Randolph Schain (PHI) – 12,300
58. Ryan Gil Rayla (PHI) – 11,200
59. Dong Hon Jang (KOR) – 10,700
60. Phil Rohm (USA) – 10,100
61. Roy Llanes (PHI) – 9,900
62. Jerome Escalona (PHI) – 9,200
63. Gali Roma (PHI) – 8,800
64. Felix Cervantes III (PHI) – 8,400
65. Renante Dela Cerna (PHI) – 8,400
66. Thomas Spegar (USA) – 6,500


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