Siffledeen Leads Final 29

November 30, 2025

Level:	18 (5000/10000/10000)
Entries:	29/355
Prizes:	$333,878

Quentin Siffledeen is the chip leader after the first break of Day 2, with just shy of 1 million in play. Colten Yamagishi has almost 900k in his stack for second, with Johnny Dalphond, Julius Roque, and Luteng Li rounding out the top five. Full counts for the final 29 players are below, with the most recent cashers following (see the Payouts tab for a full list of prizes so far, as well as the future payouts).

T-S	Player	Chips	BB
1 – 1	Gerald Chung	173,000	17.3
1 – 2	Alemu Makonen	330,000	33.0
1 – 3	Nadav Bitton	430,000	43.0
1 – 4	Justin Pennell	225,000	22.5
1 – 6	Quentin Siffledeen	993,000	99.3
1 – 7	Johnny Dalphond	742,000	74.2
1 – 9	Teo Sanchez	423,000	42.3
2 – 1	Anne Ngo	223,000	22.3
2 – 2	Richard Gilliard	343,000	34.3
2 – 3	Lina Niu	380,000	38.0
2 – 4	Pav Braich	106,000	10.6
2 – 5	Saaed Ganji	365,000	36.5
2 – 7	Luteng Li	575,000	57.5
2 – 9	Mike Malm	296,000	29.6
3 – 1	Chris Hak	390,000	39.0
3 – 2	Mitch Heidt	320,000	32.0
3 – 3	Brad Stevens	132,000	13.2
3 – 4	Tony Ma	394,000	39.4
3 – 6	Francis Fan	214,000	21.4
3 – 7	Vince Lam	268,000	26.8
3 – 8	Deven Lane	94,000	9.4
3 – 9	Andy Truong	159,000	15.9
5 – 1	Eric Wasylenko	276,000	27.6
5 – 2	Rob Charlebois	562,000	56.2
5 – 3	Julius Roque	602,000	60.2
5 – 6	Michael Baldwin	156,000	15.6
5 – 7	Colten Yamagishi	876,000	87.6
5 – 8	Michael St. Pierre-Porter	422,000	42.2
5 – 9	Mike Vaynshteyn	118,000	11.8