WPT Cambodia Passport 2026 by the Numbers: 2,920 Entries, US$1.58M
Few festivals this year had a more international results list than WPT Cambodia Passport to the World Championship 2026. Its 234 cashers at NagaWorld in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, came from 46 countries and regions, and no country won more than nine of the 63 titles. The series ran from August 12 to 24, drew 2,920 entries and paid about US$1.58 million.
The Totals
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Events with results | 63 |
| Entries | 2,920 |
| Prize money | ~US$1.58 million |
| Guarantees (6 events) | US$1 million |
| Cashes | 462 |
| Players who cashed | 234 |
| Countries and regions of cashers | 46 |
The Biggest Fields
Fields were small: only six events reached 100 entries, and the average was about 46. The US$1,300 Championship led with 391, followed by the US$880 Mystery Bounty with 196 and the US$550 Championship Warm Up with 186. Canada's Ari Engel won the Championship, as told in Ari Engel Wins the WPT Cambodia Passport 2026 Championship.
The Biggest Prizes
The five biggest prizes, WPT Cambodia Passport 2026
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| Player | Country | Event | Prize (US$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ari Engel | Canada | Championship, 1st | ~US$91,444 |
| Aditya Agarwal | India | Championship, 2nd | ~US$81,610 |
| Micheal Oneill | Ireland | Championship, 3rd | ~US$43,811 |
| Hendrik Uibo | Estonia | Championship, 4th | ~US$32,919 |
| Chengcai Pan | China | High Roller, 1st | ~US$30,004 |
The Championship paid the four largest prizes. The fifth went to China's Chengcai Pan, who won the US$2,750 High Roller from 38 entries.
Multiple Winners
South Korea's Hyunkyou Park won four titles, including the US$550 Mini Championship. Dakota Anderson of the United States won three, and five more players won two each.
Titles by Country
China won nine titles, South Korea seven and Russia six. India and France had five each, and 16 other countries and regions won at least one.
Titles by country, WPT Cambodia Passport 2026 (top five)
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| Country | Titles |
|---|---|
| China | 9 |
| South Korea | 7 |
| Russia | 6 |
| India | 5 |
| France | 5 |
The next stops, including the World Championship the festival is named after, are on the World Poker Tour calendar.
