01 Mar

#36: PS Taiwan Championship – Flight G – NT$20,000,000 GTD

EVENT DETAILS
  • Status
    Completed
  • Buy-in
    NT$33,000
    ~USD 1,016
  • Date
    01 Mar 2025
  • Start Time
    5:00 pm
  • Registration Ends
    Start of Level 11 (~8:50 pm)
  • Starting Stack
    30,000
BUY-IN BREAKDOWN
Total Buy-in NT$33,000
Prize Pool NT$29,700
Entry Fee NT$3,300
MECHANICS

LEVELS:

  • Day 1A, 1B, and 1D will feature 40-minute levels, while Day 1C, 1E, and 1F will have 30-minute levels. Day 1G will be played with 20-minute levels.
  • All Day 1 flights will continue until 15% of the field remains.
  • Day 2 will be 60-minute levels and will play 10 levels or to Final Table (whichever occurs first). The blinds for Day 2 will reset to the level at which the earliest Day 1 flight concluded.
  • Day 3 will be 60-minute levels and will play down to a winner.

RE-ENTRY:

  • Maximum one re-entry per flight is allowed before the close of registration.

PAYOUTS:

  • Approximately one in seven entries (15%) will be in the money.

BEST STACK FORWARD:

  • Players with multiple stacks qualifying for Day 2 will use only their largest stack.
  • Any additional stacks will be eliminated from play but still qualify for a minimum prize payout.

SHOT CLOCKS & TIME BANKS:

  • Shot Clocks will be implemented one table away from ITM.
  • Each player has 15 seconds to act on their first decision and 30 seconds on any subsequent decision.
  • Players receive 5 time-extension chips worth 30 seconds each.
  • At 24 players remaining, each player receives 4 additional time-extension chips.
  • At 9 players remaining, each player receives 4 more time-extension chips.

PACE OF PLAY:

  • Players are required to make decisions within a reasonable timeframe.
  • Players who are found to intentionally abuse time, deliberately stall, or purposely slow down the game’s progression will be subjected to a 5-second shot clock for all subsequent decision-making.
  • In all tournaments, including shot clock tournaments, we retain the right to limit the time any player has to make a decision.

SEATING & RE-DRAWS:

  • Play, where possible, will commence 9-handed and move to 8-handed on Day 2.
  • Seating re-draws will be conducted prior to the start of each day, unless the tournament is already at 24 players or fewer.
  • In that case, re-draws will take place at 24, 16 and 9 players remaining.

FINAL TABLE LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS:

  • Final Table will start at the level to have a guaranteed average of 30 Big Blind.
  • If a deal has been made at any point, or when the tournament is down to 2 players, the clock will be halved to 30 minutes on subsequent levels.

FINAL TABLE LIVE STREAM:

  • The Final Table table will be live streamed with a 30-minute delay.

STAFF FEE:

  • Four percent (4%) of the prize pool will be withheld to offset tournament staffing costs.

RULES:

  • Tournament Director Association (TDA) rules will be used.
STRUCTURE
Lvl Duration Small Blind Big Blind Ante
1 20 Min 100 100 100
2 20 Min 100 200 200
3 20 Min 100 300 300
4 20 Min 200 400 400
5 20 Min 200 500 500
15-Minute Break
6 20 Min 300 600 600
7 20 Min 400 800 800
8 20 Min 500 1,000 1,000
9 20 Min 600 1,200 1,200
10 20 Min 600 1,200 1,200
15-Minute Break
11 20 Min 1,000 1,500 1,500
12 20 Min 1,000 2,000 2,000
13 20 Min 1,000 2,500 2,500
14 20 Min 1,500 3,000 3,000
15 20 Min 2,000 4,000 4,000
16 20 Min 2,000 5,000 5,000
17 20 Min 3,000 6,000 6,000
18 20 Min 4,000 8,000 8,000
19 20 Min 5,000 10,000 10,000
20 20 Min 6,000 12,000 12,000
EVENT DETAILS
  • Status
    Completed
  • Entries
    68/101
  • Taiwan
    Kung Yu-Chien
    TWD
    3,601,000
Place Name Country Prize (TWD)
1 Kung Yu-Chien Taiwan 3,601,000
2 Lee JiMin South Korea 2,388,000
3 Fabian Rolli Switzerland 1,660,000
4 Ker Beng Hong Singapore 1,238,000
5 Ko Chia-Chaing Taiwan 928,000
6 Justin Pak Kwan Hong Kong 706,900
7 Kennie Tay Singapore 546,000
8 Jun MinSung South Korea 435,000
9 Kuan Chung-Chie Taiwan 360,000
10 Mori Takenasa Japan 305,600
11 Tae HoonHan South Korea 305,600
12 Lai Hsuan-Yu Taiwan 263,500
13 Lee SangGyu South Korea 263,500
14 Tsai Wei-Lin Taiwan 228,100
15 Lin Yu-Yung Taiwan 228,100
16 Yip Ka Chuen Hong Kong 228,100
17 Lee Chien-Te Taiwan 199,000
18 Wang Kai-Fan United States 199,000
19 Lee Hyeokki South Korea 199,000
20 Hung Hui Po Brunei 199,000
21 Tsui Man Chung Hong Kong 175,000
22 Mok Jo Seng Malaysia 175,000
23 Yan Wen Yee Malaysia 175,000
24 Park JaeHyung South Korea 175,000
25 Seo YeongMin South Korea 155,000
26 Yang ChengJyun Taiwan 155,000
27 Ori Kossonogi Taiwan 155,000
28 Jennifer Cassell Australia 155,000
29 Ho Chung-Yi Taiwan 138,000
30 Guillem Segarra Singapore 138,000
31 Yang JinTae South Korea 138,000
32 Lim DongHyun South Korea 138,000
33 Julian Salvesen Norway 123,000
34 Brandon Mifdus Malta 123,000
35 Park Jun Young South Korea 123,000
36 Chou Chien-Fa Taiwan 123,000
37 Shen Hao Taiwan 123,000
38 Sam Fung United Kingdom 123,000
39 Chen Feng-Wen Taiwan 123,000
40 Jeremy Je Min Malaysia 123,000
41 Yita Choong Australia 110,000
42 Tsai Chau Hau Taiwan 110,000
43 Hon Cheong Lee Hong Kong 110,000
44 Liew Wee Lee Malaysia 110,000
45 Yang Cheng-Hao Taiwan 110,000
46 Won Ho Lee South Korea 110,000
47 110,000
48 Jun Li United Kingdom 110,000
49 Sean Ooi Malaysia 98,000
50 Joe Brindle United Kingdom 98,000
51 Pablo Garcia Australia 98,000
52 Seung Hun Ko South Korea 98,000
53 Dylan Wayne Australia 98,000
54 Yeh Liang Sheng Taiwan 98,000
55 He Zong Chi Taiwan 98,000
56 Shunsuke Yamada Japan 98,000
57 Yasuhiro Waki Japan 98,000
58 Robert Sherwood United 98,000
59 Tu Chia-Hui Taiwan 98,000
60 Nicholas Michael Singapore 98,000
61 Lee Ni Hon Hong Kong 98,000
62 Tsai Chi-Ying Taiwan 98,000
63 Lee Jia-Chi Taiwan 98,000
64 Veroniki Solvakia 98,000
65 Choi JaeWoo South Korea 87,000
66 Ravn Teo Singapore 87,000
67 Hu Kai-Hung Taiwan 87,000
68 Cecil Chipo Maogi Germany 87,000
69 Li Shih-Hsuan Taiwan 87,000
70 Kyosuke Nagami Japan 87,000
71 Ruiko Mamiya Japan 87,000
72 Yusuke kawanishi Japan 87,000
73 Chen Sin-Lan Taiwan 87,000
74 Herry Lian Germany 87,000
75 Fan Yu-Tseng Taiwan 87,000
76 Isaac Phua Malaysia 87,000
77 Horace King Chun Hong Kong 87,000
78 Chu Bing-Yung Taiwan 87,000
79 Chi Chien-Hung Taiwan 77,000
80 Tetsyta Tsujisaka Japan 77,000
81 Maurice Tan Singapore 77,000
82 Takeya Okada Japan 77,000
83 JunYa Yamaguchi Japan 77,000
84 Wu Hsiao-Chung Taiwan 77,000
85 Kim WooSeok South Korea 77,000
86 Chen Chih-Wei Taiwan 77,000
87 Hsu Kai-Cheng Taiwan 77,000
88 Cheng Hao-Che Taiwan 77,000
89 Lee JiHoon South Korea 77,000
90 Teng Yu-Yu Taiwan 77,000
91 77,000
92 Lee SeokYoung South Korea 77,000
93 Wu Chia-Yun Taiwan 77,000
94 Kao Kuo-Wei Taiwan 77,000
95 Kim HyunSuo South Korea 77,000
96 Adam Owen United Kingdom 77,000
97 Martin Sedlak Germany 68,000
98 Chu Chi-Jen Taiwan 68,000
99 Sean Tan Singapore 68,000
100 Hwang JaeHoon South Korea 68,000
101 Yves Thalmann Switzerland 68,000
102 Yoon SeHoon South Korea 68,000
103 Joo Haram South Korea 68,000
104 Ip Hon Leung Hong Kong 68,000
105 Kristof Segers Belgium 68,000
106 Lo Yuan-Fu Taiwan 68,000
107 Li Hao-Ran Taiwan 68,000
108 Han MyungHwan South Korea 68,000
109 Thijs Hilberts Netherlands 68,000
110 Kim JeeWeon South Korea 68,000
111 Vincent Wong Singapore 68,000
112 Huang Hong-Yu Taiwan 68,000
113 Yoshiro Naoki Japan 60,000
114 Wang Jun Zhong Taiwan 60,000
115 Jereld Sam Singapore 60,000
116 Thoo Ming Ken Malaysia 60,000
117 David Urban Solvakia 60,000
118 Matthew Chan Singapore 60,000
119 Kenny Burke British Virgin 60,000
120 Chen Yun-Ting Taiwan 60,000
121 Atsushi Miyakoshi Japan 60,000
122 Shih Hung Yu Taiwan 60,000
123 Konstantin Held Germany 60,000
124 Lim Chin Yu Malaysia 60,000
125 Chuang Kai An Hong Kong 60,000
126 Tsang Cheuk Him Hong Kong 60,000
127 Rau Sanroma Spain 60,000
128 Ronald Haverkamp Malta 60,000
129 Oscar Wai Malaysia 60,000
130 Lai Chi Ho King Hong Kong 30,000
131 Daniel Donohue Taiwan 30,000
EVENT DETAILS
  • Status
    Completed
  • Entries
    68/101
  • Taiwan
    Kung Yu-Chien
    TWD
    3,601,000

#36: PS Taiwan Championship – Flight G – NT$20,000,000 GTD

Posted 2nd March 2025 by Ace Kingsley

Malaysia’s Jeremy Chan led Flight 1G of the PS Taiwan Championship, finishing Day 1 with 404,000 chips and marking himself as a player to watch for Day 2. Close behind, Norway’s Julian Salvesen bagged 395,000, while the United Kingdom’s Lam Fung-Samsecured third place with 330,000 chips heading into the next stage.

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