2020 PokerStars Red Dragon Manila

?110,000 Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2020 PokerStars Red Dragon Manila

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
1010
Prize
13,815,070 PHP
Event Info
Buy-in
110,000 PHP
Prize Pool
64,244,070 PHP
Entries
669
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
160,000
Players Info - Day 3
Entries
34
Players Left
9

34 Players Return at 1 PM to Try and Make The Final Table of the PokerStars Red Dragon Manila Main Event

Okada Manila & Red Dragon Trophy
Okada Manila & Red Dragon Trophy

The PokerStars Red Dragon Manila Main Event will resume at 1 p.m. local time today with Day 3. Out of the 669 entries, a mere 34 players will return to the Coral Lounge at the Okada Manila to fight for their share of the ?64,244,070 ($1,256,428) prize pool. They are already guaranteed at least ?308,000 ($6,024) but will all have their sights sets on reaching the final table first and then that amazing trophy which comes with a massive first-place prize of ?13,815,070 ($270,183).

Starting the day way ahead of the rest is Jehun Hong with 1,910,000 in chips. He is followed by Yufei Hui with 1,140,000 and Piet Pape with 1,015,000 as the only other players to have bagged above 1,000,000. Shiyu Li (973,000), Florencio Campomanes (902,000), Fuk On Wong (895,000), Martin Satuasholm (855,000), Long Meng (855,000), Jiansheng Chen (812,000), and Xiejie Sun (806,000) make up the top ten in the chip counts.

Five different countries are represented by the top ten but there are players from eleven countries left. China has twelve players to do their bidding with the Philippines and South Korea following with six players each. Hong Kong has three players left in the top 34 players followed by Japan with two. Argentina, Australia, Denmark, Germany, and the United States all have one player to try and bring back to the trophy to their country.

When the players return to the tables, Level 21 will be started which features a small blind of 8,000, big blind of 16,000, and a big blind ante of 16,000. A 15-minute break will take place after every two levels and play will continue until the final table of nine players has been reached.

The PokerNews live reporting team will be there from the moment the first bag has been opened until the final nine players bag their chips so follow along with the updates right here to see who will be reaching the final table.

Day 3 Seat Draw

TableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
11Piet PapeGermany1,015,00063
12Zanzhang WangChina232,00015
13Long MengChina855,00053
14Jiansheng ChenChina812,00051
15Daewoong SongSouth Korea610,00038
16Shiyu LiChina973,00061
17Quan Zhou (CH)China301,00019
18Andres KornArgentina585,00037
19Tao ChenChina782,00049
      
21Yufei HuiChina1,140,00071
22Alexis LimPhilippines81,0005
23Jeon Seung SooSouth Korea515,00032
24Jehun HongSouth Korea1,910,000119
25Zheng ShiChina174,00011
27Euryd RiveraPhilippines404,00025
28Jin Woo KimUnited States303,50019
29Hiroaki ManabeJapan367,00023
      
31Anthony AbramAustralia282,00018
32Zejin ShenChina442,00028
33Fuk On WongHong Kong895,00056
35Kunwoo KimSouth Korea308,00019
36Tetsuro TomitaJapan246,00015
37George SaludPhilippines513,00032
38Alan LauHong Kong779,00049
39Dongkyoon SeoSouth Korea362,00023
      
41King Sing LauHong Kong682,00043
42Gerardo LubasPhilippines288,00018
43Florencio CampomanesPhilippines902,00056
44Chunqing WangChina102,0006
45Sandro BruniPhilippines377,00024
46Xin WangChina690,00043
47Xijie SunChina806,00050
48Martin StausholmDenmark855,00053
49Chulwoo ParkSouth Korea530,00033

Tags: Florencio CampomanesFuk On WongJehun HongJiansheng ChenMartin StausholmPiet PapeShiyu LiXijie SunYufei Hui