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Kai Cheng Hsu Finally Takes It Down

Often seen running deep at many high roller events but always denied the gold, Taiwan's Kai Cheng Hsu finally nailed one down at the APT Taipei 2025 - Single Day High Roller. Hsu faced some very tough competitors in the 81 entry field that included Thai pro Punnat Punsri, Hong Kong's Hon Cheong Lee, and Malaysia's Sean Ooi.

In the end, the title came between Hsu and Masataka Setoguchi, both players seeking a coveted first high roller win. Hsu emerged victorious to win the lion's share of the NT$ 6,998,400