Updated on 22 Feb 26 by
Barry Carter
Poker Expert

WSOP APAC : Saout and Kelly Lead The Combined Accumulator Day 1 Chip Counts

An impressive combined field for the first ever WSOP Accumulator event saw respective Day 1A and Day 1B chip leaders Dan Kelly and Antoine Saout add to their stacks to become the overall leaders at the start of Day 2.

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Antoine Saout
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The numbers are in for the first ever Accumulator event at the WSOP APAC, and it looks like the format was a success.

1,085 entries in total over the three days, creating a prize pool of AUD $1,085,000 and a first prize of AUD $211,575, with 90 players in total making the money.

419 runners started the final day and Nick Morales had the best of Day 1C, bagging up 57,275 chips.

However the real winners of the starting days were 1A and 1B leaders Dan Kelly and Antoine Saout, who both added to their big stacks on Day 1C, as per the Accumulator format, to go into Day 2 with huge leads.

175 players will return at noon local time to battle towards the money, and Sunday will also see the start of the second event, the AUD $1,650 Pot Limit Omaha event.

WSOP APAC AUD$1,100 Accumulator

End of Day 1A/B/C Selected Combined Chip Counts*

Place Name Chips
1st Antoine Saout 105,375
- Daniel Kelly 82,050
- Dylan Honeyman 68,100
- Alek Givotovsky 65,600
- Nick Morales 57,275
- AdminMelanieWeisner 44,725
- Jonathan Duhamel 41,850
- James Obst 41,250
- Barry Greenstein 41,050
- Jonathon Karamailikis 36,775
- Jeremy Ausmus 33,850
- Jesse Sylvia 25,850
- Phil Hellmuth 20,650
Blinds: 200/400/50  |   Players: 175 (1,085)  
Average stack: 18,600|   Prize pool: AUD $1,085,000

*Full chip counts were not available at the time of reporting.

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Barry Carter is the editor of PokerStrategy.com and the co-author of The Mental Game of Poker 1 & 2, Poker Satellite Strategy, PKO Poker Strategy, Endgame Poker Strategy, GTO Poker Simplified, Mystery Bounty Poker Strategy and Beyond GTO. In 2025, he won the Global Poker Awards for Best Book and Twitter Personality of the Year.