Day 13 of WPT Cambodia 2026 unfolded at NagaWorld Integrated Resort, pushing the festival firmly into its decisive phase. The spotlight remained on the WPT Prime Cambodia Championship, where the field has been reduced to the final table bubble, just one step away from the championship stage.
Meanwhile, side events across the venue maintained a fast and competitive pace, with multiple tournaments crowning champions throughout the day. The steady flow of victories and eliminations kept the atmosphere electric, ensuring the tournament floor remained buzzing with excitement from start to finish.
WPT Prime Cambodia Championship Day 2: Final 15 Set
Day 2 of the $1,100 WPT Prime Cambodia Championship played out at NagaWorld Integrated Resort, with 137 players returning to the felt, all guaranteed a minimum payout of $1,940. The tournament prize pool stood at $1,051,750.
After a full day of intense eliminations, the field was reduced to just 15 remaining players, each now assured at least $9,600. All survivors will return for the final day with their sights set on the $164,570 top prize, along with a $10,400 seat to the WPT World Championship.
South Korea’s Hwisoo Kim ended the day as the clear chip leader, bagging 6,750,000 chips. He was followed by Tomas Dedinas with 5,400,000, and Andrei Kalgin in third with 3,850,000, while the rest of the field remained closely stacked behind them.
Also advancing to the final day are Ron Schindelheim, Daniel Charlton, Chak Hei Chan, Zachariah Cheatum, Sagias Ilias, and Jan Jason Leoncio, setting the stage for a well-balanced and highly competitive finale featuring a diverse international lineup at WPT Cambodia.
Event #46 | Deepstack Freezeout: Erik Rozhynskyi Takes the Title
The $500 Deepstack Freezeout attracted 100 entries, battling down to a highly competitive final table. Ukraine’s Erik Rozhynskyi emerged victorious, claiming the title and $11,987 in prize money.
Vietnam’s Bien Mai finished runner-up for $7,452, while Joseph James Field secured third place to complete the podium.
Event #48 | PLO: Ivan Ermin Outlasts the Field
Pot-Limit Omaha action took center stage in Event #48, where 78 entries generated a $26,957 prize pool. Russia’s Ivan Ermin navigated the fast-paced structure with composure, ultimately capturing the title and $7,818 in winnings.
Germany’s Udo Erlei finished second, with Paul John Elliott rounding out the top three.
M12 Daily Event | Daily Megastack (30s): Micheal O’Neill Victorious
The $250 Daily Megastack drew 119 entries and paid out 17 players. After a deep and action-packed final table, Micheal O’Neill rose to the top, earning $6,535 for the win.
Richard Marquez finished in second place, while Ostap Perfiliev claimed third to complete the final standings.
February 3 Schedule Highlights
WPT Cambodia heads into a pivotal Tuesday with the WPT Prime Cambodia Championship Final Day taking center stage. The remaining 15 players will return to the felt at 11:30 a.m., battling for the championship title, a six-figure top prize, and a coveted WPT World Championship seat.
Side-event action will be just as intense, with tournaments running from morning through evening:
10:00 a.m.｜M13 Early Bird Megastack
11:00 a.m.｜$600 Megastack
11:30 a.m.｜Big Bounty Day 2
Satellite players will have multiple opportunities throughout the day, including feeder satellites and milestone satellites offering guaranteed seats, providing cost-effective paths into higher-buy-in events.
The afternoon schedule continues with the M14 Daily Megastack at 3:00 p.m., before the day concludes with the $2,000 Turbo Mini High Roller kicking off at 6:00 p.m., bringing an action-packed day to a close.
Red Dragon Poker APP Officially Launched
The long-established tournament brand Red Dragon Cup has now released its own app — “Red Dragon Poker.”
The Red Dragon Cup is a well-known Asian poker brand with a strong reputation across the region. Originating in Macau, it quickly became one of the most influential poker events in Asia. Red Dragon Poker tournaments regularly attract players from all over the world, offering massive fields and impressive prize pools.
For those interested, we highly recommend downloading the “Red Dragon Poker” app to join more exciting tournaments.