AJPC Samurai Circuit Taiwan 2025 Oct - SOMUCHPOKER

The Autumn edition of the 2025 AJPC Samurai Circuit Taiwan festival took place from October 28 to November 2, 2025, at the CTP Asia Poker Arena in Taipei, Taiwan. The event featured a total guaranteed prize pool of NTD 7,000,000 Guaranteed. With over 1,000 entries across 31 tournaments, the festival reinforced the All Japan Poker Championship’s position in the regional poker calendar, drawing strong participation from both local and Japanese players.

AJPC Samurai Circuit Taiwan Highlighted Events

This is the list of the festival’s highlighted events, which generally centers around the Main Event, the Bushido Championship, and the highest buy-in High Roller tournaments. These shortcode-displayed events form the core of the festival.

Results and Key Winners

As the October 2025 AJPC Samurai Circuit Taiwan festival has concluded, we are pleased to announce the winners of the main tournaments. The Main Event was captured by Hong Kong’s Man Ho Yuen, while strong performances were also delivered by Ka Shun Tsang and Kuen Shing So, who returned home with trophies from Taipei. This builds credibility and provides immediate feedback to readers.

#7 AJPC Main Event Winner

Man Ho Yuen

Hong Kong

$26,140(NTD 800,000)

K♦K♥

#H2 侍-Samurai – High Roller Winner

Kuen Shing So

Hong Kong

$7,985(NTD 244,400)

A♦A♠

#14 AJPC Mini Main Event Winner

Chun Yu Ma

Hong Kong

$7,955(NTD 243,500)

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Full Tournament Schedule

During the battle for the NTD 7 million guaranteed prize pool, 31 different events took place, including PLO, Head Hunter, and specialized High Roller tournaments. To view the complete, detailed schedule, including all side events, game types, and start times, click the link below.  Click here for the full schedule of AJPC Samurai Circuit Taiwan

Satellites & Qualification

Cost-effective qualification is a key part of preparing for the festival. The AJPC usually offers both online and live satellites for the Main Event and other key tournaments, allowing players to secure entry to the Taiwan festival at a fraction of the cost. Detailed information on online and live qualification routes can be found on the official AJPC website.

Live Stream & Coverage

Follow us to not miss the most important moments from the venue, and check out the live streams of the biggest events! Asian poker festivals are always full of exciting action.

Our Live Coverage (SoMuchPoker)

The SoMuchPoker team pays special attention to AJPC events. Should we have planned our own live blog, live stream, or social media coverage for this festival, details will be here so readers can find the latest chip counts and most interesting hands.

Official Event Stream

Check here to see if the AJPC or its partners provided official live streaming of the final tables. The AJPC Samurai Circuit Taiwan Main Event final table typically receives live streaming coverage, which could be followed on the official AJPC YouTube or Twitch channels.

Poker & Travel Guide

We have gathered all the necessary information to plan the logistics of your Taiwan poker festival trip, so you only have to focus on the game once you arrive. This section aims to remove all friction for a player planning their journey.

Official Poker Guide (Rules, Structures)

It is important for players to be familiar with the official structures and rules, especially for special formats (e.g., Shot Clock or Big Blind Ante) that often feature in AJPC events. Please check the official source for critical information (such as the number of re-entries allowed until the end of late registration) and summarize them here.

Registration & Buy-in Information

Knowing the registration process is critical, as payment methods at Asian poker rooms can differ from those in the West. In Taiwan, buy-ins are typically paid in New Taiwan Dollars (NTD). Cash and sometimes card payments may be accepted, and registration usually takes place on-site at a designated counter at the CTP Asia Poker Arena.

Traveler’s Info (Tour Guide)

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is an exciting destination with countless night markets, gastronomic experiences, and cultural sights. The local currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (NTD). Transportation is excellent, with the MRT system making it easy to reach most places, including the CTP Asia Poker Arena. Respecting local customs is essential for a pleasant travel experience.

The Venue: CTP Asia Poker Arena

The Asia Poker Arena is a renowned venue in Taipei, providing an ideal setting for the AJPC Samurai Circuit festival, welcoming the international field with professional organization and a friendly atmosphere. Click the shortcode below for a detailed presentation of the venue.

Discover CTP Asia Poker Arena: Taiwan's Premier Poker Hub

Taiwan (TW)

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Poker Tournaments:

The CTP Asia Poker Arena regularly hosts poker tournaments, catering to both amateur and professional players. These tournaments feature a variety of Texas Hold’em formats and different buy-in levels, from small local events to larger regional competitions.

High-Stakes Events:

CTP Asia Poker Arena is known for its high-stakes poker tournaments, which attract seasoned players looking for significant prize pools. These events often include well-known figures in the poker scene, providing a competitive atmosphere.

Tournament Structure:

The tournaments typically follow a standard structure, with multiple levels of play, including satellite events leading to larger championships. The arena also organizes special events throughout the year, featuring unique tournament formats.

Player Community:

CTP Asia Poker Arena has developed a strong community of poker players, with regular participants in both live and online tournaments. They also host poker workshops and player meetups to strengthen the local poker scene.

Tournament Schedule:

Information about upcoming events and tournament schedules can be found on their official website or through affiliated poker platforms. They often announce major tournaments months in advance, allowing players to plan their participation.

Cash Games:

No cash games allow in Taiwan.

Tournaments:

Tournaments every day and special events regularly. To know the last news, check the facebook page.

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