Jayvon Carreon 🇵🇭

Originally from the Philippines, Jayvon Carreon has spent years grinding the competitive Manila circuit. He is a regular at the Metro Card Club and Okada Manila, two of the country’s premier poker venues. His journey to becoming a recognized regular includes a standout performance at the 2023 Batang Metro Poker Challenge, where he made a final table run that nearly earned him his first major title. Over the years, he has transitioned from a mid-stakes grinder to a player capable of navigating massive fields, evidenced by his consistent survival in large “flight” tournaments like the Metro Christmas Special and Manila Megastack Main Events.

Carreon’s results suggest a versatile play style that adapts well to varying tournament structures. He has a proven track record in Turbo and Hyper Turbo events, as well as niche formats like Win the Button and Bomb Pot tournaments. This indicates a player who is comfortable with high variance and rapid equity calculations. However, his ability to bag chip leads in deep-stacked Main Events, such as the Metro Christmas Special, shows he also possesses the patience and deep-stack maneuvering skills required for endurance tournaments. His strategy appears to be a hybrid of aggressive short-stack ninja play in side events and controlled accumulation in major championships.

According to The Hendon Mob, Jayvon Carreon has accumulated total live earnings of $63,470. His resume is defined by frequent cashes in the Philippines, with his career-best live cash standing at $14,299. Carreon has been highly active in the 2024 and 2025 seasons. His most notable recent results include a 3rd place finish at the Manila Megastack 23 in the ₱10,000 No Limit Hold’em SuperStack , where he won ₱148,500 ($2,528) in November 2025. He also claimed a victory earlier in his career at the Manila Super Series 19, taking down the Win the Button Turbo event for ₱28,618. In December 2025, he demonstrated excellent form at the Metro Christmas Special, finishing as the chip leader of Day 1C in the Main Event, cementing his status as a serious contender in major local fields.