The Asian Poker Tour (APT) Super High Roller Championship has crowned its champion here inside Red Space, Taipei, and it is Czech crusher Roman Hrabec who took the title after a dominant final table performance.

Hrabec closed out the tournament in style, defeating Thailand’s Alex Wice in a speedy heads-up match that lasted just six hands to secure the TWD 13,398,721 (~USD 429,450) top prize, the coveted Rose Gold APT Lion Championship Trophy, and a USD 10,000 seat into the APTC Main Event.

This marks a fitting conclusion to a record-breaking event that drew 81 entries (56 unique) and generated a massive TWD 59,519,521 (~USD 1,907,680) prize pool, making it the richest non-Main Event tournament in APT history. The finale lived up to the billing as one of the festival’s most talked about events, with a world-class lineup featuring some of the best online crushers, and multiple poker hall of famers.

Hrabec navigated the elite field with confidence throughout the tournament and brought that same composure to the final day. Six players returned with Hrabec as the chip leader and he never took his foot off the gas, outlasting the accomplished ending the dreams of fellow pros Danny Tang and Manuel Fritz along the way.

*Champion also wins an APTC Main Event Seat

When the final six took their seats and cards hit the baize, Hrabec picked up exactly where he left off the night before, raising at every chance and putting the middling stacks straight into ICM jail. A few players pushed back with three-bet jams and Hikaru Hishinuma even shoved an overpair after facing a check-raise, but none of it fazed him. Hrabec kept the pressure on and continued grinding down the table until he eventually made his own luck.

It did not take long for the first elimination of the day. Manuel Fritz returned with one of the shorter stacks and looked to have found the perfect spot when he correctly called off with king-high in the big blind after Hrabec jammed jack-nine from the small blind. Two nines on the flop sealed it, and Fritz was the first to head to the payout desk, collecting TWD 3,197,300 (~USD 102,480) for his efforts.

With five players left, Hrabec slipped back into the middle of the pack after losing a pot to Wice’s two pair and then being forced to fold pocket jacks to Hishinuma’s double-barrel bluff with a small pocket pair. But he didn’t stay down for long. Hrabec soon got his revenge when he turned a boat with pocket sixes to trump Hishinuma’s two queens. Unable to find a fold facing a river raise, Hishinuma was left with barely half a big blind.

On the very next hand, Hishinuma hit the rail with pocket sixes of her own after Hrabec turned a pair of tens to scoop the pot and knock her out in fifth place for TWD 4,322,200 (~USD 138,530). Tang had been pretty quiet for most of the final table, mostly because the deck was not giving him much to work with, but the seasoned pro showed he still had plenty of moves. He picked the perfect moment to fire off a well-timed river bluff-raise, getting Hrabec to fold pocket tens and giving himself a much-needed boost.

Wice came into the day with the toughest seat in the room, stuck directly to the right of Hrabec while they sat one and two in chips. It did not take long for the Czech crusher to go after him. In a blind-versus-blind pot, Hrabec turned yet another full house and still got paid when Wice rivered a backdoor straight. That pot sent Hrabec soaring past fifty percent of the chips in play and gave him the freedom to run over the remaining three players.

After the break, Tang found some much-needed momentum. He won a flip to double through Hrabec, and just a few hands later his ace-six held against Hrabec’s jack-six to score another double, climbing back into contention with over ten big blinds. France’s Axel Hallay was the next to fall, bowing out just short of a podium finish when his pocket fours couldn’t win the race against Wice’s Big Slick. Hallay still walked away with TWD 5,920,900 (~USD 189,770), the third biggest result of his career.

Three handed, Hrabec kept the pressure on with Tang's stack in the danger zone, which forced Wice to play snug. One wrong move against the chip leader could cost him a fortune, so he had to play carefully while Hrabec continued to play aggressively

Tang’s short-stack survival finally paid off when he picked up Big Slick in the small blind after another button min-raise from Hrabec. Tang shoved, Hrabec called, and Tang was stunned to see Hrabec actually holding a real hand with pocket jacks. The board offered no help and Tang exited in third place for TWD 7,697,100 (~USD 246,700).

Hrabec entered heads-up play with a two-to-one chip lead and wasted no time extending it. He picked off a two street bluff from Wice with second pair, and once Wice surrendered on the river, Hrabec tightened his grip on the match. From there, it felt like only a matter of time before the trophy was heading his way.

Wice stole a few pots to stay afloat, but the end came fast. Six hands into heads-up, Hrabec opened, Wice three-bet, and a click four-bet from Hrabec tempted Wice to shove his last 43 big blinds with king-jack. Hrabec snapped with queens and rivered yet another boat to clinch the TWD 13,398,721 (~USD 429,450) top prize, the Rose Gold Lion Trophy, the APTC Main Event seat worth USD 10,000, and one of the most prestigious titles on the APT calendar.

Stay tuned to the APT blog as coverage continues throughout the series, with the highly-anticipated APTC Main Event now just around the corner.

Roman Hrabec has taken down the first flagship event here at APTC Taipei at won the Super High Roller Championship for TWD 13,398,721 and an added APTC Main Event seat worth USD 10,000.

Stay tuned for a full recap of today's action.

Hand #87: Roman Hrabec raised 325,000 on the button and Alex Wice three-bet out of the big blind to 1,200,000. With the action back on Hrabec, he burned through a few of his time banks before electing to four-bet it to 2,000,000. Wice, after giving it it some thought of his own, five-bet ripped it for 6,900,000. Hrabec snap-called and the players went to showdown.

Alex Wice: K♠ J♠

Roman Hrabec: Q♠ Q♥

Hrabec had the chance to win the tournament if his pocket queens could stay ahead of Wice's king-jack through the runout.

An incredibly favorable flop came down for Hrabec in the form of 3♠ 6♦ Q♦, giving him top set and leaving Wice needing running cards to win.

An A♣ hit the turn, which offered Wice with a straight draw, but it wasn't to be as the 3♣ only improved Hrabec to a boat.

Wice had to settle with a runner-up finish for TWD 10,361,500 (~USD 332,100), while Hrabec was crowned the champion of the APT Super High Roller Championship.

Hand #85: Roman Hrabec made up from the button with T♦ 9♣ and Alex Wice checked his option in the big blind.

The flop came 3♣ 7♦ 5♥ and both players checked.

The 5♣ came on the turn and Wice bet out for 800,000. Hrabec folded, and Wice took the pot.

Hand #86: Wice raised to 325,000 from the button with T♠ 3♠ and Hrabec three-bet to 1,300,000 from the big blind with K♠ Q♠. Wice mucked to give Hrabec the pot.

Hand #80: Skipped due to technical difficulties

Hand #81: Skipped due to technical difficulties

Hand #82: With 680,000 in the pot on a board of 8♠ A♥ 9♠, Roman Hrabec checked from the big blind and Alex Wice bet 200,000 out of the button. Hrabec called to see a turn.

The board-pairing A♦ arrived on the turn and Hrabec check-called another bet from Wice, this time for 800,000.

The 2♠ completed the board and Hrabec checked for the last time. After some tanking, Wice checked back and Hrabec took down the pot with J♦ 9♣ for a pair of nines. Wice mucked T♦ 6♣ for a busted straight draw.

Hand #83: Hrabec called from the button with 7♣ 6♥ and Wice made it 600,000 with K♣ 5♣. Hrabec folded.

Hand #84: Wice raised Q♠ T♠ to 325,000 and won the pot.

The two APT Super High Roller Championship players remaining have taken their seats, and heads-up play has started!

Play Is Now Heads Up

Since we are now heads up the players are on a short ten-minute break.

Hand #79: Roman Hrabec raised to 325,000 from the button and Danny Tang three-bet to 1,900,000 from the small blind with just 250,000 behind. After Alex Wice folded the big blind, Hrabec jammed and Tang called for the remainder of the stack.

Danny Tang: A♠ K♠

Roman Hrabec: J♠ J♣

It was a huge cooler with two premium hands, and Tang needed to win to keep the tournament three-handed.

The monotone 6♦ 5♦ T♦ flop provided no help for Tang and neither did the 7♣ turn. Only an ace or king on the river could save Tang. It never came, the 2♣ completed the board and Tang was out in third for TWD 7,697,100 (~USD 246,700).

Hand #76: Danny Tang jammed the small blind with Q♣ J♠ and picked up the pot.

Hand #77: Alex Wice made it 375,000 to go from the small blind with A♠ K♣ and won the pot.

Hand #78: Roman Hrabec completed from the small blind and Tang checked behind from the big blind.

The two players checked all the way to the river on the 5♣ Q♥ 9♥ 8♥ Q♦ runout and Hrabec revealed A♠ K♠ for ace-high. Tang had that beat with 5♠ 3♦ for bottom pair, and he was awarded the pot.

Hand #71: Roman Hrabec got a walk with A♣ Q♣.

Hand #72: Danny Tang got a walk.

Hand #73: Alex Wice got a walk.

Hand #74: Wice made up from the small blind with T♣ 5♣ and Hrabec raised to 425,000 with K♦ J♠. Wice folded to give Hrabec the pot.

Hand #75: Wice raised to 250,000 from the button with K♠ 6♣ and Tang called from the big blind with K♦ 5♠.

The flop came 6♦ A♠ 7♥ and Wice bet out for 150,000. Tang folded, and Wice scooped the pot.

Hand #66: Alex Wice raised to 240,000 with 8♦ 8♣ on the button and won the pot.

Hand #67: Roman Hrabec raised Q♠ J♣ on the button to 250,000, and Wice three-bet out of the big blind to 675,000 with Q♣ 3♥. Hrabec snap-folded.

Hand #68: Wice completed with K♠ 4♣ from the small blind and Hrabec checked back J♦ 7♥.

Wice led out for 125,000 on the A♦ 9♠ 4♠ flop, which was enough to get Hrabec to relinquish his hand.

Hand #69: Hrabec jammed the small blind with A♣ 3♠ and won the pot.

Hand #70: Danny Tang completed from the small blind and Wice decided to check out of the big blind.

Two checks came after the 2♠ Q♠ J♥ flop and the 2♦ landed on the turn. Tang led out for 180,000 and Wice just called.

After the 8♥ completed the board, Tang bet again, this time for 350,000. After a bit of tanking, Wice reluctantly called.

Tang showed Q♣ 7♠ for a pair of queens, which was good to win the pot as Wice mucked J♦ 6♦ for second pair.

Hand #63: Roman Hrabec made up from the small blind with K♣ 9♣ and Danny Tang checked his option in the big blind with J♦ 9♦.

The flop came 6♠ 3♣ 7♠. Hrabec checked, and Tang bet out for 160,000. Hrabec made the call.

The turn brought the T♣. Hrabec checked again, and Tang bet 425,000. Hrabec check-raised all in, and Tang instantly folded, sending Hrabec the pot.

Hand #64: Hrabec raised to 250,000 from the button with unknown cards, and Alex Wice called from the big blind with A♣ 7♣. The flop came T♣ K♠ 5♥, Wice checked and Hrabec continued for 150,000. Wice called.

The turn brought the A♠, and the action went check-check.

The K♥ peeled off on the river. Both players checked again, and Hrabec mucked his cards on seeing Wice table top two pair.

Hand #65: Tang moved all in from the button with A♥ 9♥ and took down the blinds.

Hand #62: Axel Hallay jammed for 1,600,000 from the button and Alex Wice made call from the small blind to put Hallay at risk.

Axel Hallay: 4♦ 4♣

Alex Wice: A♠ K♣

Hallay was in a race for his tournament life, and he moved closer to the exit on the 3♠ 6♣ A♥ flop as Wice paired his ace. The 6♥ turn and 7♥ river didn't help Hallay and he was sent to the rail in fourth place for TWD 5,920,900 (~USD 189,770).

Hand #57: Roman Hrabec raised to 250,000 from under the gun with J♠ 9♥ and took down the blinds.

Hand #58: Alex Wice made up from the small blind with K♠ 8♠ and Hrabec checked his option with 9♠ 3♥.

The flop came 7♥ 8♥ Q♠ and Wice bet out for 125,000. Hrabec folded and Wice took the pot.

Hand #59: Axel Hallay raised to 1,100,000 from under the gun with 7♠ 7♥, leaving himself 460,000 behind. Danny Tang folded Q♠ J♠ and Hallay took down the pot.

Hand #60: Tang made up from the small blind with 8♦ 7♠ and Hallay checked his option with 6♠ 3♠.

The flop came Q♦ T♦ 2♦. Tang checked and Hallay checked behind.

The turn brought the 7♦ and Tang fired out for 140,000. Hallay folded and Tang took the pot.

Hand #61: Wice got a walk.

Hand #52: Roman Hrabec opened K♦ 3♠ on the button and everyone folded.

Hand #53: Danny Tang raised to 1,300,000 from the button and picked up the blinds.

Hand #54: Tang opened K♦ T♠ to 240,000 from under the gun and won the pot.

Hand #55: Alex Wice raised A♠ A♣ to 240,000 on the button and took it down.

Hand#56: From the button, Hrabec made it 250,000 with Q♠ 4♦ and folded after Tang three-bet the small blind to 1,500,000 with K♠ 7♠.

Hand #51: Roman Hrabec moved all in from the small blind, and Danny Tang snap-called.

Danny Tang: A♦ 6♥

Roman Hrabec: J♠ 6♦

A safe flop for Tang came of 6♣ 5♥ 3♦ and when the 2♥ dropped, it gave Hrabec some chop outs. The Q♥ bricked out the river and Tang picked up another double up.

Hand#48: Alex Wice raised to 250,000 under the gun with K♦ 6♦ and won the blinds.

Hand#49: Roman Hrabec came in for a raise to 250,000 with J♣ 9♣ and Wice defended A♠ 2♠ in the big blind.

Wice opted to lead out for 300,000 on the 4♥ T♣ 7♥ flop and Hrabec called.

An 8♥ arrived on the turn, which Wice checked. Hrabec bet 1,000,000 and took down the pot.

Hand#50: Wice completed K♦ 2♦ and Hrabec checked behind with J♦ 6♠.

Wice bets the minimum of 125,000 on the 9♦ T♥ 5♥ flop, and Hrabec lets his hand go.

Hand #47: Roman Hrabec moved all in from the small blind, and had Danny Tang, sat in the small blind, covered. Tang didn't take long and made the call for his tournament life.

Danny Tang: J♦ T♥

Roman Hrabec: 5♠ 5♥

Just the flop Tang wanted to see of 4♠ T♣ 3♣ and he needed to dodge a five to stay alive. No help for Hrabec on the Q♥ turn, nor the 7♥ river and Tang was shipped the pot for a full double up.

The remaining four players are now on a 15-minute break.

Hand#43: Alex Wice raised 5♠ 5♦ to 225,000 on the button and picked up the blinds.

Hand#44: Wice made it 200,000 to go with A♥ J♠ from under the gun and Roman Hrabec called holding A♠ J♦ on the button.

The dealer fanned out a flop of 8♥ 3♣ 6♦ and the action went check-check.

A K♥ on the turn saw Wice bet 425,000, which was enough to get Hrabec to fold.

Hand#45: Hrabec bumped it up to 200,000 with T♥ 5♥ from under the gun before Axel Hallay three-bet K♦ K♣ to 725,000. Everyone folded.

Hand#46: Hrabec got a walk.

Hand #39: Axel Hallay raised to 225,000 from under the gun with A♣ T♥ and Alex Wice three-bet to 500,000 from the button. Tang folded 8♣ 8♠ in the small blind. Hallay folded as well and Wice took the pot.

Hand #40: Wice raised to 200,000 from under the gun with A♥ 5♥ and took the pot.

Hand #41: Roman Hrabec raised to 200,000 from under the gun with J♣ 8♠ and Hallay moved all in from the small blind with A♦ K♣. Hrabec folded and Hallay took the pot.

Hand #42: Hrabec got a walk.

Hand#38: Alex Wice called from the small blind and Roman Hrabec raised to 400,000 out of the big blind. Wice called.

A 3♦ 8♦ 8♣ flop appeared and Wice check-called abet of 250,000 from Hrabec.

The Q♣ rolled off on the turn and Wice check-called another bet from Hrabec, this time for 500,000.

A T♥ completed the board and after Wice checked, Hrabec bet 1,800,000. Wice went into deep thought and in the end, he settled on a call.

Hrabec showed his second turned boat of the orbit with Q♥ Q♦, as Wice muckd J♣ 9♠ for a backdoor straight.

Hand #37: Danny Tang raised to 200,000 on the button with 7♠ 7♣ and Alex Wice called from the big blind with J♦ 9♣.

The flop came 4♣ 5♦ 8♦ and Wice led out for 235,000. Tang called.

The turn brought the 7♥. Wice bet out for 675,000 now, and Tang made the call.

The 6♦ peeled off on the river, and Wice now moved all in. Tang thought for a while before he mucked his turned set.

Hand#33: Roman Hrabec raised to 200,000 and won the blinds.

Hand#34: Hrabec got a walk.

Hand#35: Hrabec raised to 275,000 with T♥ T♣ out of the small blind and Danny Tang called from the big blind holding Q♥ 9♥.

Hrabec bet the minimum of 100,000 on the 3♠ K♣ 3♦ flop and Tang called.

A 5♣ on the turn, caused Hrabec to check. Tang opted to check behind, and the J♠ completed the board. Hrabec decided to bet 175,000, and after using a timebank, Tang put in a raise to 540,000. Hrabec let go of his hand, and Tang pulled in a much-needed pot.

Hand#36: Hrabec jammed the button with K♥ Q♠ and picked up the blinds.

Hand #32: Hikaru Hishinuma was forced all in on the small blind for her last 45,000.

Roman Hrabec raised from the cutoff to 200,000, and Axel Hallay called in the big blind.

The flop came 3♠ 3♣ A♦, and Hrabec bet out for 100,000, Hallay called.

The Q♣ came on the turn, and both active players checked to see the 7♣ drop on the river. Action went check-check and Hrabec tabled Q♠ T♠ for second pair to beat Hallay's K♥ T♥ and send Hishinuma to the rail in fifth spot holding 6♣ 6♠.

Hand#29: Alex Wice raised to 375,000 with Q♠ 2♣ from the small blind and won the pot.

Hand#30: Wice raised to 200,000 on the button with Q♣ J♣ and everyone folded.

Hand#31: Roman Hrabec raised to 200,000 on the button and Hikaru Hishinuma three-bet to 450,000 from the big blind. Hrabec just called.

Hishinuma placed out a bet of 500,000 on the 3♠ J♠ 3♥ flop and and Hrabec called.

A seemingly innocuous 6♣ landed on the turn, and Hishinuma continued her aggression by betting 900,000. Hrabec put his hand on his head, then decided to call.

A 9♣ completed the board and after a brief pause, Hishinuma bet 1,300,000, which was just over half her stack. Hrabec did some inventory and then jammed for 2,500,000. Hishinuma let out a huge sigh, and then, after around two minutes of tanking, she made the call.

Hrabec tabled 6♥ 6♦ for a full house to win the pot as Hishinuma turned over Q♣ Q♠ for a pair of queens. Hrabec moved up to 8,800,000, while Hishinuma was down to less than a small blind.

Hand #25: Axel Hallay raised to 160,000 from the cutoff with K♦ Q♣ and Danny Tang called from the big blind with K♣ T♣.

The flop came 7♠ 7♥ 5♥, then Tang checked and Hallay continued for 80,000. Tang folded, and Hallay took the pot.

Hand #26: Roman Hrabec raised to 160,000 from the button with K♠ 5♥ and Danny Tang jammed all in from the small blind with 5♦ 5♣. Hrabec folded and Tang took the pot.

Hand #27: Roman Hrabec raised to 200,000 and took the blinds.

Hand #28: Alex Wice got a walk.

Hand#21: Alex Wice raised to 160,000 from the hijack with K♥ K♣ and Hikaru Hishinuma defended her big blind with J♠ T♠.

Hishinuma check-folded after Wice bet 175,000 on the 2♣ Q♠ 2♥ flop.

Hand#22: Roman Hrabec raised J♠ J♣ to 160,000 from the cutoff and Hikaru Hishinuma three-bet to 350,000 with 5♦ 5♣. After the blinds folded, Hrabec just called.

Hishinuma fired a bet of 350,000 on the K♠ K♥ Q♠ flop and Hrabec continued in the form of a call.

The A♦ rolled out on the turn, prompting Hishinuma to fire a second barrel of 700,000. Hrabec returned his cards face down back to the dealer.

Hand#23: Danny Tang made it 160,000 from the cutoff with K♦ J♥ and Hikaru Hishinuma called on the button holding A♣ 5♣. Axel Hallay three-bet ripped it for 2,400,000 with A♦ J♦ from the small blind. Everyone folded.

Hand#24: Alex Wice completed from the small blind with 9♠ 7♠ and Roman Hrabec checked his option holding Q♥ T♦.

Check-check came after the 7♣ 8♦ 4♦ flop to see the 4♠ hit the turn. Wice bet 175,000, and Hrabec called.

A 9♦ completed the board. Wice put out a pot-sized bet of 600,000. Hrabec folded and surrendered the pot to Wice.

Hand #20: Alex Wice raised from the cutoff to 195,000, Roman Hrabec called from the button

Flop came K♦ J♣ 2♠, Wice checked as did Hrabec. Turn brought the 6♥.

Wice bet out for 375,000 and Hrabec made the call. The dealer peeled off the 3♠ as the river.

Both players checked and Wice tabled A♣ K♣ and took the pot as Hrabec showed Q♠ T♠.

Hand#19: When it folded to Roman Hrabec in the small blind he jammed, putting Manuel Fritz all in out of the big blind. Fritz took one look at his cards, and then made the call for his stack of 760,000.

Manuel Fritz: K♣ 6♣

Roman Hrabec: J♣ 9♦

Fritz came in as the short stack and had got it in good to have the chance of doubling up in the first level of play.

However, the 9♣ 2♦ 9♥ flop was a disaster for Fritz as Hrabec flopped trips. The A♥ left him drawing dead as the K♦ river was just a necessity.

Hrabec won the pot, and Fritz was the first elimination of the day in sixth for TWD 3,197,300 (~USD 102,480).

Hand #17: Danny Tang raised to 175,000 from the cutoff with A♠ J♥ and Axel Hallay three-bet to 675,000 from the button with A♣ J♦. Tang folded and Hallay took the pot.

Hand #18: Danny Tang raised from the hijack with K♣ Q♣ to 175,000 and Roman Hrabec called from the big blind. Flop came J♠ Q♠ T♣, Hrabec checked and Tang bet 130,000 and secured the pot.

Hand#15: Axel Hallay raised A♥ 5♥ to 160,000 from under the gun and Hikaru Hishinuma three-bet to 400,000 out of the big blind with A♣ 9♦. Hallay opted to stick around with a call.

Hishinuma quickly continued for 350,000 on the 2♠ 4♥ K♦ flop, and Hallay matched her with a call.

A Q♠ rolled off on the turn and Hishinuma jammed for 1,900,000. Hallay immediately folded.

Hand#16: Roman Hrabec came in for a raise to 160,000 from the hijack and Hishinuma, from the small blind, flat called.

Hishinuma knuckled the action over to Hrabec on the 6♣ 5♥ J♦ flop, and Hrabec bet 125,000. Hishinuma put in a small check-raise to 325,000, and after a few moments, Hrabec three-bet to 725,000. Hishinuma wasn't done yet, as she opted to four-bet to 1,500,000. Hrabec folded and Hishinuma boosted her stack even more.

Hand #13: Alex Wice raised to 160,000 with A♦ 9♠ and took down the blinds.

Hand #14: Roman Hrabec raised to 160,000 with T♦ 7♦ from the button and took down the blinds.

Hand#7: Roman Hrabec jammed from the small blind and won the pot.

Hand#8: Danny Tang got a walk in the big blind.

Hand#9: Manuel Fritz raised to 625,000 with A♣ 6♦ from the button and everyone folded.

Hand#10: Axel Hallay got a walk.

Hand#11: With 9♦ 8♥, Hallay completed from the small blind and Alex Wice checked his option out of the big blind holding 8♣ 5♣.

Hallay fired out for 80,000 on the A♥ 7♥ T♣ flop, and Wice called. Hallay bet 250,000 on the Q♦ turn and took down the pot.

Hand#12: Hikaru Hishinuma raised K♠ K♥ to 160,000 from the cutoff and Hrabec defended 9♠ 6♦ from the big blind.

The dealer fanned out a flop of 2♠ T♦ 8♥ and Hishinuma slid out a bet of 200,000. Hrabec pondered briefly then check-raised to 475,000. Hishinuma three-bet ripped it for 1,500,000 and Hrabec snap-folded.

Hand #6:

Hikaru Hishinuma raised to 200,000 from the cutoff with A♠ 3♣ and Axel Hallay three-bet to 500,000 with K♠ Q♠ and took the pot.

Hand#1: Roman Hrabec jammed Q♥ 4♦ from the small blind and Manuel Fritz folded K♦ 5♦ the big blind.

Hand#2: Hrabec raised to 160,000 with A♥ 7♠ on the button, and Danny Tang defended his big blind holding 6♥ 5♥.

Tang started with a check on the 6♠ A♠ Q♠ flop, and Hrabec bet 125,000, which was enough to get Tang to fold.

Hand#3: From the cutoff, Hrabec made it 160,000 with Q♦ 7♣, and Fritz three-bet to 575,000 from the button with A♠ 9♠. Hrabec let his hand go when the action got back to him.

Hand#4: Hrabec min-raised to 160,000 out of the hijack with A♣ 6♣ and Hikaru Hishinuma shoved for 1,700,000 with A♥ J♥. Everyone folded.

Hand#5: Alex Wice got a walk in the big blind.

Here we go! Cards are in the air for the remaining six final tablists!

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The final day of the Super High Roller Championship is upon us, here at Red Space 多元商務空間, Taipei.

The final six players will resume play at 11.30 am today and play down until there is just one man or woman standing.

A record-breaking 81 players took to the felt to battle it out for the APT’s richest non-Main Event tournament the tour has ever run, with the TWD 13,398,721 (~USD 429,450) top prize the largest the APT has ever awarded outside of a Main Event.

The winner of the event will take home not only the huge cash prize but also the Exclusive Rose Gold APT Lion Championship Trophy and an added USD 10K seat into the APTC Main Event.

Over two fierce days of play, the 81 entrants have now been whittled down to these final six:

The Czech Republic’s Roman Hrabec is top of the pile with 6,865,000 in chips and is already guaranteed to take his lifetime earnings across the USD 13,000,000 mark but will be looking to claim his first APT title in this prestigious Championship.

Hot on Hrabec’s heels with 5,330,000 chips is Thailand’s Alex Wice, who will be looking to better his second-place APT High Roller 8-Max finish at APT Taipei 2025 and push his lifetime earnings to over the USD 1,500,000 mark.

Don’t rule out WSOP Bracelet holder, the UK’s Danny Tang, who still has plenty of chips to play with on 2,545,000. Tang will be looking to crack the USD 35,000,000 lifetime earnings mark and add the APT Super High Roller Championship title to his plethora of other titles.

Opening final table chip leader Japan’s Hikaru Hishinuma took a hit early on but has proven that she is a force to be reckoned with. Sitting on 1,895,000 in chips, Hishinuma is not to be forgotten about. Hishinuma will be looking to make it a multiple title-winning festival after already taking down the Single Day High Roller Mystery Bounty here at APTC and push her lifetime earnings up to the USD 500,000 mark.

Play will resume today, Sunday, November 23, at 11.30 am with a live Stream on a 30-minute delay, which can be viewed by clicking HERE.

The players will resume play at Level 21, where the blinds will be 40,000/80,000 with an 80,000 big blind ante. Levels will continue at 60 minutes, and players will play down to a winner.

Stay tuned for all the action from the final table of this record-breaking Super High Roller Championship.