2026 CPG Sanya Grand Finals | Luo Jiajin leads the final table with 19.3 million RMB, Chen Wenwen becomes the last female player to compete for the championship.

On August 27th, the 2026 CPG Sanya Grand Finals entered its penultimate day, with the main event featuring the most crucial battle before the final table was set. The 52 players who had fought their way through 3,972 entries returned to the tables, all with one goal—to secure the final nine Final Table seats. After several rounds of intense competition, the nine-player final table was officially formed, with Luo Jiajin emerging as the chip leader with 19,300,000 chips.

Wang Zexuan ranked second with 17,900,000, while Chen Wenwen came in third with 16,800,000. Chen Wenwen is also the only female among the final nine. After eliminating Shen Rongrong in the fourth round, she became the Last Woman Standing in the main event and will continue her pursuit of the championship trophy on the final day.

52 players vie for 9 spots, the fourth round of the main tournament officially begins.

The fourth round of the main event began at 12:00 noon on August 27, with the 52 finalists just one step away from the final table.

At level 28, the blinds reached 50,000/100,000/100,000. UTG raised to 200,000, and Ji Xiaqing, in the middle position, 3-bet to 550,000, leaving her with only 25,000 chips. Faced with UTG's subsequent 4-bet all-in, Ji Xiaqing had no choice but to call.

Ji Xiaqing held A♥Q♦, while her opponent held A♦K♦. The community cards were 6♠10♠8♦3♥8♠, and Ji Xiaqing was unable to complete the comeback, ending her round first.

Shen Rongrong is eliminated, Chen Wenwen becomes the Last Woman Standing.

When the match reached level 32 with blinds of 125,000/250,000/250,000, only two female players remained in the game.

Shen Rongrong went all-in from the HJ position with approximately 2.5 million chips, and the player in the BB position called. Shen Rongrong held A♠Q♠, while her opponent held 8♠8♣.

The flop of A♥7♠8♥ gave Shen Rongrong top pair, but her opponent simultaneously hit a set with pocket eights. The turn 10♥ didn't change the outcome, and the river Q♣ upgraded Shen Rongrong to two pair, but it wasn't enough to beat her opponent's trips. After this hand, she only had about two big blinds left.

After entering level 33, Shen Rongrong went all-in with her last 600,000 chips, A♠6♣, and Chen Wenwen called with Q♥Q♦.

The community cards were 10♦5♠J♦K♥10♣. Chen Wenwen, with her pocket queens, maintained her lead, and Shen Rongrong was eliminated. With this, Chen Wenwen officially became the last female player still active in the CPG Sanya Main Event.

Wang Zhongyi eliminated two players in one hand, while former champion Yu Jizheng was eliminated in 19th place.

Also in level 33, former "Dragon King" Yu Jizheng went all in for 2.1 million with K♥K♣ in the UTG position, Wang Zhongchi went all in for 3.4 million with J♥J♦ in the CO position, and Hao Mengyu in the BB position bet the final 375,000 with 10♠9♦.

The community cards were A♦7♦3♠J♠9♠. Wang Zhong hit a J on the turn to complete a set, eliminating two opponents in one hand.

Yu Jizheng finished the main tournament in 19th place.

Liu Zhao finished in 11th place and was eliminated; the last 10 people shared a table.

In level 35, Liu Zhao went all-in with K♦9♦ against his opponent's 3♥3♠, but ultimately failed to surpass the pocket threes and was eliminated in 11th place.

With Liu Zhao's departure, the remaining 10 players in the main event officially joined together, and the bubble for the final table began.

AA, QQ, and 99 all went all in, and Chen Wenwen completed a straight on the river.

The first major all-in showdown after the 10 players were grouped together became the most dramatic hand of the fourth round.

Level 36, blinds 300,000/600,000/600,000. Yang Rui, then the chip leader, raised to 1.8 million from early position, and Chen Wenwen immediately went all in for 4.2 million.

Xu Sucai, not fully aware of the situation ahead, verbally announced "4 million." Since Chen Wenwen actually bet 4.2 million, it was ruled a call. After the action returned to Yang Rui, he directly announced an all-in bet of approximately 26 million; Xu Sucai then called with approximately 11 million.

The three parties confronted each other:

The community cards are J♥8♣Q♥4♣10♣.

Xu Sucai hit a Q on the flop to form a set, but Chen Wenwen eventually used a 9 with the board 8, 10, J, Q to make a straight, nearly tripling his lead in the main pot; Xu Sucai then took the side pot from Yang Rui. Yang Rui, who had been leading by a large margin, lost a significant number of chips as a result, while Chen Wenwen made a crucial comeback during the final table bubble.

Lin Fen was eliminated in 10th place, and the nine-person final table was officially formed.

The three-way all-in pot ended not long after, and the final table bubble was quickly resolved.

Lin Fen faced off against Wang Zexuan's A♣8♣ with Q♦J♦. The community cards were 8♦5♥A♣5♠3♠. Wang Zexuan made two pair on the flop and maintained his lead. Lin Fen was eliminated in 10th place, just one step away from the Final Table.

With Lin Fen's elimination, the final nine players for the main event of the 2026 CPG Sanya Grand Finals have been determined.

Luo Jiajin leads with 19.3 million, followed closely by Wang Zexuan and Chen Wenwen.

After the final table was formed, Kenny Lo was in first place with 19,300,000 chips.

Wang Zexuan ranks second with 17,900,000, while Last Woman Standing Chen Wenwen ranks third with 16,800,000. The three form the leading group at the forefront.

It is worth noting that after three players went all-in at the 10-handed table, Yang Rui, who originally held about 26 million chips, dropped to 12,500,000, but still entered the final table with a fairly competitive chip count.

2026 CPG Sanya Grand Final Main Event Final Table

The final table seating and scoreboards are compiled based on official data. Lo Ka-Kin leads from position 6 with 19.3 million chips, while Wong Chung has the shortest scoreboard among the nine players with 5.6 million.

Final table score rankings

Of the 3,972 people who participated, only 9 remained.

The first round of the CPG Sanya Grand Finals saw 3,972 entries, and after several days of elimination, only the final nine champion candidates remain.

The fourth round reduced the field from 52 to 9, meaning the main event championship battle has officially entered its final stage.

14 players remain in the Lucheng Cup, while 41 players have advanced to the final day of the Sanya Bay Cup.

In addition to the main event, many of the supplementary events have also entered the later stages.

In the "Shede Wine" Lucheng Cup Championship, 219 players advanced to the second round. After a new round of competition, only 14 players were left to qualify for the third round finals.

The first round of the "Shede Wine" Sanya Bay Cup Championship had 220 participants, with 41 advancing to the second round finals, led by Lin Fanzuan.

In addition, the "Hainan Shopping" Elite Invitational Tournament recorded a total of 134 participants, and after the second round, only 9 players remained.

Multiple supplementary matches will produce a champion.

Several additional matches were also completed that day:

The main event champion will be decided on August 28th.

The fifth round of the 2026 CPG Sanya Grand Finals Main Event will be held on August 28th, with nine finalists battling it out to determine the ultimate champion.

Luo Jiajin leads with 19.3 million chips, but Wang Zexuan and Chen Wenwen are both around 17 million, so the gap between the top three is not large; Xu Sucai, Yang Rui and Zhou Yi also maintain more than 12 million chips, so there is still a lot of uncertainty at the final table.

Chen Wenwen not only ranked third on the scoreboard, but also became a major focus of the final day as the Last Woman Standing. From 3,972 entries to the final nine, the champion of the CPG Sanya Grand Finals Main Event is about to be officially revealed.

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