HomeDay 2 of the APT Asian Poker Series Cebu 2015 Main Event finished with 30 players still alive and towed by Russian Alexey Gatsko, who had a huge haul of 573,500 in chips to become the chip leader in Day 3 set today, Wednesday at 1:00 PM. Action is expected to be tense– early and often– at the All In Poker Sports Club in Waterfront Hotel & Casino in Cebu City, Philippines as only 27 places will be paid in this event— which means bubble time is around the corner and three players will go home empty-handed in the early levels of the day.
The champion of the main event will earn PHP 2,307,300, the lion’s share for the total prize pool of PHP 9,236,300 created by 207 entries from three starting days. The lowest ITM player will net about double the buy-in.
APT Asian Series Cebu 2015 Main Event Day 3 – Seat Assignments and Chips:
(Table chip leader in bold; shortest stack in italics)
Table 6:
Seat 1: Fred Romeo (USA) – 83,500
Seat 2: Alexy Gatsko (Russia) – 573,500
Seat 3: Zhou Hongming (Singapore) – 100,8500
Seat 4: Ben Loo (Malaysia) – 53,500
Seat 6: John Tech (Philippines) – 196000
Seat 7: Christian Haggart (Canada) – 105,500
Seat 8: Yukio Kiyohara (Japan) – 105,500
Seat 9: Thomas Urtti (Finland) – 167,000
Table 5:
Seat 1: Gwak Junspo (Korea) – 77,500
Seat 2: Kim Enriquez (Philippines) – 210,000
Seat 3: George Manolas (Australia) – 51,000
Seat 5: Soebakti Hartanto (Indonesia) – 54500
Seat 7: Martin Gonzales (Philippines) – 305,000
Seat 8: Jin Wook Lim (Korea) – 45,000
Seat 9: Bryan Huang (Singapore) – 168,500
Table 4:
Seat 1: Eulogio Yu Jr. (Philippines) – 103,000
Seat 2: Sung Jin Park (Korea) – 36,500
Seat 3: Ichtiar Eripin (Philippines) – 158,000
Seat 4: Charles Chua (Malaysia) – 250,000
Seat 5: Dinesh Alt (Switzerland) – 300,500
Seat 7: Peng Mendoza (USA) – 48,500
Seat 9: Nash D (USA) – 99,500
Table 2:
Seat 1: Yoichi Fujiya (Japan) – 75,500
Seat 2: Simba (Korea) – 157,000
Seat 3: Joseph Kim (Korea) – 92,000
Seat 5: Mark Lloyd (Australia) – 106,000
Seat 6: Jay Lubas (Philippines) – 201,000
Seat 7: Arvin Jason Palmero (Philippines) – 112,000
Seat 8: Chadalampos Lappas (Greece) – 75,500
Seat 4: Christopher Runas (Philippines) – 19,500
Edoc and Koh Crowned Champion at Yesterday’s Side Events
Meanwhile, Lester Edoc (Philippines) won the NLHE 2 event for PHP 375,600 and Norbert Koh (Singapore) ruled in the Ante Only event for PHP 402,500 for the pair of side events scheduled on Tuesday.
Aside from Day 2 of the main event, two other side events are on tap on Tuesday. The Heads Up (PHP 13,200) and Deep Stack Turbo 2 (PHP 5,500) are scheduled at 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, respectively. For full details, check Events and Schedule page.