Conference 1: 2010-2011 Philippine Cup (All-Filipino Tourney) – starts Oct. 3
- 10 PBA teams will play 14 games each in the eliminations and top 8 teams will advance to the playoffs, eliminating the last 2 teams.
- 10 PBA teams will be divided into 2 groups, those in the same group will play each other once and twice with the teams in the other group.
- Top 2 teams (No. 1 and No. 2) will have a twice to beat advantage against No. 7 and No. 8.
- No. 3 vs No. 6 and No. 4 vs. No. 5 will have a best-of-three series
- Semifinals and Finals will be best-of-seven

Conference 2: Import-reinforced conferences
- Imports with the same height limitation
- Single round robin for 10 teams, only top 6 will advance to playoffs
- Top 2 will gain automatic semifinals berth
- No. 3 vs No. 6 and No. 4 vs. No. 5 will have a best-of-five series
- Semifinals and Finals will be best-of-seven

Conference 3: Import-reinforced conferences
- Teams will have a height limitation handicapping system on Imports based on the performances of the teams in the first two conferences.
- Single round robin for 10 teams, only top 6 will advance to playoffs
- Top 6 teams will have another single round robin, records from eliminations will be carried over
- A team which wins four of five games in the second round (regardless of their overall record) gets automatic playoff crack at a finals berth.
- Semifinals and Finals will be best-of-seven

The Talk N Text Tropang Texters settles for third place in the current PBA Fiesta conference as they beat B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados, 113-95. The game was close in the 1st half but TNT made a run in the 3rd quarter led by Mac Cardona with 30pts while Derby Ace decided to rest Tony Washam in the second half and James Yap in the 4th quarter.

Nino “KG” Canaleta and Peter June Simon led Derby Ace with 21pts and 18pts respectively in behalf of James Yap (only 8pts) who played sparingly.

In the Game 1 of the PBA finals, the Alaska Aces takes Game 1, 89-83 beating Best Player of the Conference, Jay Washington and Best Import of the Conference, Gabe Freeman.

Game scores:

Talk ‘N Text 113 – Cardona 30, Carey 24, De Ocampo 11, Yee 10, Castro 10, Williams 8, Dillinger 5, Alapag 5, Quinahan 4, Aban 4, Daniels 2.

Derby Ace 95 – Canaleta 21, Simon 18, Washam 11, Adducul 10, Yap R. 9, Yap J. 8, Timberlake 6, Salvador 6, Allado 4, Maierhofer 1, Artadi 1, Fernandez 0, Reavis 0.

Quarterscores: 26-23, 52-47, 88-67, 113-95

Alaska Aces defeats Talk N Text Tropang Texters, 90-81 to setup a showdown in the PBA finals vs San Miguel Beermen, while B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados will now face Talk N Text Tropang Texters for 3rd place in 1 game playoff this Friday at 5pm. Derby Ace hopes to finish the PBA 35th season on a high note.

Derby Ace players Rico Maierhofer and James Yap also has a chance to win Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player awards, respectively which will be awarded before Game 3.

Please support our team in their last game this 35th Season.

Expect a great match today as Alaska and Talk N Text battle it out in Game 7 for the right to face San Miguel Beermen in the Fiesta Conference Finals. The loser will face Derby Ace in a 1-game battle for third place this Friday, August 6.

Purefoods Tender Juicy Giants takes Game 1 of the Best of 7 series Finals vs Alaska Aces, 81-77. James Yap led Purefoods with 24 pts on 7/13 shooting and 7 out of 8 from the foul line but it was the crucial plays of Roger Yap, Rafi Reavis and Best player of the Game Marc Pingris that sealed the win in the 4th quarter. Roger Yap just shot 2 of 10 from the field but made crucial plays down the stretch.

Alaska controlled the boards 52-44 but Marc Pingis (13 pts and 13 rebs and 2 blks) and Rafi Reavis (6 pts and 8 rebs) controlled the inside with their rebounding and defense at the end game. Willie Miller led Alaska with 23 pts.

In the other game, San Miguel Beermen took 3rd place by beating Barangay Ginebra.

Game scores:

Purefoods 81 – Yap J. 24, Raymundo 15, Pingris 13, Canaleta 8, Reavis 6, Allado 6, Yap R. 5, Maierhofer 2, Simon 2, Artadi 0.

Alaska 77 - Miller 23, De Vance 10, Thoss 9, Tenorio 8, Hugnatan 8, Borboran 7, Cablay 4, Ferriols 3, Fonacier 0, Cariaso 0.

Quarters: 15-19, 36-36, 61-58, 81-77.