Yok Siam Year 2

Yok Siam Year 2 (Thai: ยกสยามปี 2) was a Thai quiz show television program. It encouraged Thai people in each province using their ability joyfully about knowledges and being proud in their hometown. It broadcast on Monday - Friday 6:30 - 6:55 p.m. on Modern Nine TV. It had begun airdate on January 12, 2009 before ended on February 25, 2010. It was produced by Workpoint Entertainment.

In addition, Maha Vajiralongkorn, Crown Prince of Thailand gave certificates with his signature to the province that is the winner.^[1]

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Team	Previous best performance
Chonburi Province	First round 3-1 loss together with Phichit
Rayong Province	First round - Group final 3-5 loss to Ang Thong
Sa Kaeo Province	First round 2-4 loss to Krabi
Prachin Buri Province	Fourth round (round-robin tournament) 3-5 loss to Nonthaburi 4-2 loss together with Ang Thong 3-4 loss to Chiang Rai 2-2 loss to Ranong
Chachoengsao Province	First round 2-5 loss to Phetchaburi
Trat Province	First round 1-1 loss to Pathum Thani
Chanthaburi Province	Third round 2-6 loss to Ranong

Match	Team 1	Score	Team 2
1	Chonburi Province	2x-2x	Rayong Province
2	Sa Kaeo Province	2-3	Prachin Buri Province
3	Chachoengsao Province	2x-3	Trat Province
-	Chanthaburi Province	--->	Draw bye to the 2nd round

Ranking	Team	Played	Won	Lost	Points
1	Chanthaburi Province	1	1	0	1
1	Trat Province	1	1	0	1
3	Prachin Buri Province	2	0	2	0

Match	Team	Score result	Team
1	Prachin Buri	3x-5	Chanthaburi
2	Prachin Buri	4x-5	Trat
3	Chanthaburi	Bye to the Eastern final	Trat

Item no.	Chanthaburi Province										Members remaining	Trat Province										Ans
1	ก	ก	ข	ข	ข	ข	ข	ข	ข	ข	10 - 10	ก	ก	ก	ก	ข	ข	ข	ข	ข	ข	ก
2	ก	ข									2 - 4	ก	ก	ก	ข							ก
3	ก										1 - 3	ก	ก	ข								ก
4	ก										1 - 2	ก	ข									ข
-											0 - 1											Trat, the winner

Yok Siam Year 2

Regional qualification

Eastern qualification

Participating teams

First round

Second round

Final

Northern qualification

Participating teams

Knockout stage

Southern qualification

Participating teams

Northeastern qualification

Central qualification

See also

References

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Team	Previous best performance
Phayao Province	First round 2-3 loss to Chumphon
Uttaradit Province	First round 3-4 loss to Loei
Phitsanulok Province	First round 7-7 loss together with Tak
Lampang Province	First round 3-3 loss together with Ubon Ratchathani
Lamphun Province	First round 4-5 loss to Prachuap Khiri Khan
Sukhothai Province	Third round 1-3, 2-3 loss to Chiang Rai
Phetchabun Province	First round - Group final 4-5 loss to Chanthaburi
Mae Hong Son Province	Second round 1-3 loss to Sisaket
Nan Province	First round 0-3 loss to Nonthaburi
Chiang Mai Province	First round 4-5 loss to Nakhon Ratchasima
Nakhon Sawan Province	First round 0-4 loss to Sisaket
Phrae Province	First round 2-3 loss to Nakhon Nayok
Phichit Province	First round 1-3 loss together with Chonburi
Kamphaeng Phet Province	First round - Group final 2-3 loss to Chiang Rai
Tak Province	First round 7-7 loss together with Phitsanulok
Chiang Rai Province	Fourth round 3-5 loss to Nonthaburi 2-4 loss to Ranong 3-5 loss to Ang Thong

Team	Previous best performance
Chumphon Province	Second round 1x-3 loss to Ang Thong
Krabi Province	First round - Group final 4x-5 loss to Phetchaburi
Nakhon Si Thammarat Province	First round 0x-3 loss to Kanchanaburi
Narathiwat Province	First round 2x-4 loss to Rayong
Pattani Province	First round 1x-3 loss to Mukdahan
Phang Nga Province	First round 2-3 loss to Sukhothai
Phatthalung Province	First round 2-3 loss to Mae Hong Son
Phuket Province	First round 2-3 loss to Amnat Charoen
Ranong Province	Winner
Satun Province	First round 1x-2 loss to Kamphaeng Phet
Songkhla Province	First round 4x-5 loss to Yasothon
Surat Thani Province	First round 3-4 loss to Sakon Nakhon
Trang Province	First round 4-5 loss to Chanthaburi
Yala Province	Second round 2-3 loss to Chiang Rai