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Efren "Bata" Reyes and Dennis Orcollo survived the grueling Last 18 matches and came away with crucial victories to advance to the round-robin phase of the rich IPT World Open 8-ball Championship but erstwhile unbeaten Francisco "Django" Bustamante and Alex Pagulayan bowed out of the race for the top $500,000 purse with sorry setbacks at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, Nevada Friday (Saturday in Manila).

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Reyes defeated Tasuki Nishio of Japan, 11-7, in the final of the Osaka meet to pocket the first prize money of US$18,000. It was Reyes’ third All-Japan title.
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Williams actually humbled Reyes twice, taking an 11-9 victory for the "hot-seat" then pulling off an 11-8 victory in the finals. The Florida-based Williams, who averted an all-Filipino finale by beating Jose Parica in the semis, 11-9, went undefeated throughout the tournament and won the top purse of $12,000.
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