Janette Dee

In just over a year, Won Poker has swiftly cemented its reputation as a premier name on the regional tournament circuit with three successful installments

In a true display of dominance, Azerbaijan’s Khayal Abbasov captured the Won Poker Cup III Main Event title, overcoming a 415-entry field to earn the $116,500 top prize, the prestigious Won Trophy, and the coveted W Ring, marking the biggest win of his career.

Now halfway through its eight-day run at the Won Majestic Hotel & Casino in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, the Won Poker Cup III has kicked off in full force.

As tournament poker continues to captivate the Asian circuit, a fresh contender is stepping onto the scene with an inaugural series that promises to make a

The Manila Megastack 22 Main Event festivities has wrapped up with Thailand's Kiwanont Sukhum shipping the victory over the 652-entry field. Only 99 players returned back to the scene, all banking a share of the PHP 25,613,820 (~USD 446,695) prize pool.