Abnormal Pressure from Anticline Gas Cap

I got a question about how an anticline gas cap can create the abnormal pressure. The anticline
with gas cap can be the potential high pressurized zone. Because of reservoir connectivity
between fluid underneath gas and gas reservoir, it can generate abnormal pressure. This
example below demonstrates you how this situation could happen.

Well#1 was already drilled into oil reservoir at 6500MD/6000 TVD and its formation pressure
is 0.52 psi/ft.
The second well, well#2, is planned to drill into the gas cap, which has reservoir connectivity to
the well#1, at 5400MD/4800 TVD and a geologist estimates gas cap thickness of 950 ft and
pressure gradient is 0.1 psi/ft.
What is minimum mud weight to be able to successfully drill well#2?
Firstly, I would like to share which basic concepts I will use for this case .
Hydrostatic Pressure
Pressure gradient
Convert pressure to equivalent mud weight
Equivalent Mud Weight

You need to determine formation pressure of well#1.

Well#1: Well depth: 6,500MD/6,000TVD and Pressure gradient: 0.52 psi/ft

Formation pressure of well#1 = 0.52 x 6000 = 3120 psi
Convert pressure to equivalent mud weight = 3120 (0.052 x 6000) = 10.0 ppg
You may think that 10.0 ppg should be good mud weight to drill well#2. > Wrong answer.
Lets take a look at the well#2.

Pressure at the bottom of gas cap = formation pressure of well 1 @ 6000TVD hydrostatic
pressure of reservoir fluid
Pressure at the bottom of gas cap = 3120 psi 0.52 x (6000 5750) = 2990 psi
Determine the reservoir pressure at the top of gas cap:
Pressure at the top of gas cap = Pressure at the bottom of gas cap hydrostatic of gas gradient
Pressure at the top of gas cap = 2990 (0.1950) = 2895 psi
Since we know the formation pressure, we can calculate to equivalent mud weight (EMW).
EMW of well#2 = 2895 (0.052 x 4800) = 11.6 ppg
You need mud weight at least 11.6 ppg to drill well#2 successfully.

Conclusion: This case clearly shows you that the anticline gas cap can be high pressurized zone
and you may not be able to drill the well with the same mud weight as the adjacent drilled into
the same reservoir.