06/08/2026
All the best Jeffrey "The Bull" De Luna Duya Lengenda Tour Gilder Nine Ball Global finals. Over $700k 1st place, that right $700k π€©
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A strong Filipino contingent is set to compete in the 2026 Duya Legends Golden Nine Beijing International Open and the 2nd Duya Legends Golden Nine International Tour Global Finals in Beijing, China from June 17 to 27.
Among the Filipino players featured in the official tournament poster are π΅π Johann Chua, who is coming off a Duya event win in Malaysia, π΅π Baseth Mocaibat, π΅π Jeffrey Ignacio, π΅π Kyle Amoroto, π΅π Dennis Orcollo, and π΅π Jeff De Luna.
Also joining the field is Fil-Canadian legend π¨π¦ Alex Pagulayan.
Tournament organizers also announced that all international players, including Hong Kong China, Macao China, and Chinese Taipei, will play directly from Stage 2, which runs from June 17 to June 27.
The event also comes with one of the biggest prize funds in pool, with the poster listing a total tournament prize of RMB 10,850,000, or approximately US$1.60 million.
Prize breakdown before tax:
Champion: RMB 5,000,000, approx. US$739,000
Runner-up: RMB 1,500,000, approx. US$221,700
3rd place: RMB 600,000, approx. US$88,680
4th place: RMB 300,000, approx. US$44,340
5th to 8th place: RMB 150,000 each, approx. US$22,170
9th to 16th place: RMB 100,000 each, approx. US$14,780
17th to 32nd place: RMB 40,000 each, approx. US$5,912
33rd to 64th place: RMB 20,000 each, approx. US$2,956
65th to 128th place: RMB 10,000 each, approx. US$1,478
