South Korea, LES A CasinoEVENT #18

2026.02.01 - 2026.02.07Add to Calendar

Asian Poker Tour

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Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

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SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 1:41:01 PM

China's Tianhao Zheng Tops Day 2 of Record-Breaking APT Main Event

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Tianhao Zheng

Day 2 of the KRW 2,300,000 APT Main Event came to a close after nine hours of relentless, high-intensity poker action at LES A Casino.

The event attracted 1,492 entries, and with an additional 226 late registrations in the first hour of play along with 255 OnLive Natural8 entries, the total field officially closed at 1,718 entries. The record-breaking turnout makes this the largest poker tournament ever held in South Korea and the second-richest APT Main Event in the country’s history, generating a massive prize pool of KRW 3,414,009,600 (~ USD 2,370,840).

Sitting atop the chip counts at the end of play is China’s Tianhao Zheng with 1,173,000 chips. Zheng, who led Flight B and entered Day 2 third overall in chips, surged into the chip lead midway through the day and maintained his advantage through the final levels.

A familiar figure on the Asian poker circuit with more than USD 1 million in live tournament earnings, Zheng firmly established himself as the player to chase heading into Day 3.

Quang Minh Nguyen

Close behind in second place is Vietnam’s Quang Minh Nguyen with 1,101,000 chips. A regular in the APT circuit, Nguyen is a former APT Super High Roller champion and the runner-up in the recently concluded APT Superstar Challenge.

After narrowly missing out on adding another lion to his haul, he’ll be setting his sights on this golden prize to further grow an already impressive collection.

China’s Dong Li rounds out the top three with 1,100,000 chips, finishing just a fraction behind Nguyen.

MAIN EVENT DAY 2 TOP TEN STACKS:

Player	Chips
TZ Tianhao ZhengChina	1,173,000(196 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,101,000(184 BB)
DL Dong LiChina	1,100,000(183 BB)
YL Yi LuChina	1,090,000(182 BB)
ZY Zu You WangChina	920,000(153 BB)
QC Qibang CheungUnited Kingdom	855,000(143 BB)
CW Chih Wei FanTaiwan	797,000(133 BB)
YC Yixian ChenChina	796,000(133 BB)
PC Peng ChenTaiwan	793,000(132 BB)
SS Shintaro SatoJapan	750,000(125 BB)

Also inside the top ten are British Qibang “James” Cheung, a multiple APT mixed-game champion still in search of his first APT Gold Trophy, and Natural8 ambassador Chih Wei Fan of Taiwan.

A former APT Superstar Challenge champion, Fan currently sits 12th on Taiwan’s All-Time Money List and remains a serious contender deep in the field.

A total of 254 players will return for Day 3, all guaranteed a minimum payout of KRW 3,510,000 (~USD 2,440), but with all eyes firmly fixed on the top prize of KRW 579,649,600 (~USD 402,535).

Punnat Punsri

While 255 players were scheduled to reach the money, Russian Danil Karpov became the first to receive a minimum cash payout, having also qualified through OnLive alongside the 37 players who secured their Day 3 seats online.

Among them is former APT Main Event champion Punnat Punsri of Thailand, who remains in contention for another Gold Lion Trophy.

Full Payout Structure as Follows:

Day 2 Highlights:

Day 2 was packed with memorable moments that only added to the drama and excitement as the field inched closer to the money.

During hand-for-hand play with three players left before the payouts, Li saw his stack climb into the top three, having enjoyed an above-average run for most of the day. In a pivotal clash against countryman Liangqiang Pang, Li’s ace-king connected on the flop against Pang’s king-six suited, eliminating Pang just short of the money.

The hard bubble delivered maximum chaos, with two players eliminated simultaneously, both from China, in one of the most dramatic moments of the tournament.

China’s Lei Song was forced all-in from the big blind with just 6,000 chips remaining and went to showdown against Japan’s Tsurumi Shun. Shun’s five-four suited made a pair to overcome Song’s king-three offsuit, sealing the first bubble elimination.

Dajie Zhou

At the same time, and to the amusement of the entire tournament floor, China's Dajie Zhou met his fate after four-bet shoving with the worst hand in poker—seven-deuce offsuit—into Zhou Lu’s pocket aces. Zhou caught a deuce on the flop and cheered for another to fall on the remaining streets, but the miracle never came, ending his run in one of the most memorable hands of the tournament.

Also advancing into the money is China’s Tony Ren Lin (79,000), who entered the Main Event fresh off back-to-back victories in the APT Super Highroller and APT Superstar Challenge. With another cash secured, Lin maintained a perfect 100% cash rate for the series and will move on to Day 3.

Yu Zhou's Bag

Finally, there was the curious case of Chinese Yu Zhou, who bagged 165,000 chips at the end of Day 1 but never appeared on Day 2. Despite the no-show, Zhou still managed to sneak into the money and will advance to Day 3 with just two big blinds remaining.

Players will return for Day 3 at 11:15 a.m. (KST). Play will continue through ten 60-minute levels or until the field is reduced to 48 players, whichever comes first.

With the money secured and the biggest payouts looming, the stage is set for a tense and dramatic Day 3 as the remaining field pushes deeper toward the final table and a shot at APT glory.

Join us again tomorrow as we bring you the hottest, heart-stopping poker action from Jeju Island, South Korea.

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SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 11:20:22 AM

Day 2 Wraps Up

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

That's a wrap on Day 2.

Stay tuned for a recap of the day's action.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 11:17:39 AM

Lei Song Is The Bubble Boy

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Lei Song - The Bubble Boy of The APT Jeju Classic Main Event

Lei Song was on his big blind and was forced all in for his last 6,000.

When the cards were dealt, Tsurumi Shun made the call and Danil Karpov also made the call.

Shun and Karpov still had a side pot to play for while Song could only watch and let the poker gods decide his outcome.

Shun and Karpov checked the flop of T♣ 7♥ 3♦

On the 4♦ turn, Shun led out for 6,000 and Karpov stood down.

The culmination of the showdown had to wait for the entire fanfare with cameras and the announcer, and when the all was set and ready, the players were asked to open their cards.

Lei Song peeled open K♥ 3♣ for a pair of threes.

Tsurumi Shun showed 5♣ 4♣ for a pair of fours.

Song needed a king or a three on the river. The 8♥ river wasn't any of his outs, sending him out as the bubble boy and allowing the remaining 255 players to make it in the money.

With the bubble bursting, play has been stopped with all 255 bagging their chips to return for another round on Day 3 where the climb up the payout ladder begins.

Player	Chips
TS Tsurumi ShunJapan	257,000(43 BB)
LS Lei SongChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 11:13:01 AM

Dajie Zhou Bubbles With Seven-Deuce

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Dajie Zhou

With three all-in-and-call situations in the latest round of hand-for-hand, there was a crazy hand that played out which included the best and worst starting hands in hold'em!

Zhou made it 15,000 to play from early position and action folded to Zhou Lu in late position, who three-bet to 45,000. It came back around to Zhou, who four-bet jammed for around 250,000. Lu snap-called and had Zhou covered.

Dajie Zhou: 7♠ 2♥

Zhou Lu: A♥ A♠

Some help arrived for Zhou on the 2♠ 3♥ 5♦ flop but when the 5♥ paired the board on the turn, his two pair outs were taken away.

No miracle deuce for Zhou on the 8♠ river, and he was sent to the rail as the never-to-be-forgotten 'seven-deuce' bubble boy!

Zhou exited in 257th, with another player all-in at the same time!

Player	Chips
ZL Zhou LuChina	702,000(117 BB)
DZ Dajie ZhuoChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 10:49:51 AM

Zhou Gets a Bubble Double With Aces

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Yi Pai Zhou

Yi Pai Zhou had already moved all in from the hijack for approximately 150,000 and was called by Haohui Ma, who had Zhou covered in the cutoff.

Yi Pai Zhou: A♣ A♥

Haohui Ma: J♥ J♦

No shenanigans came on the T♣ 7♠ Q♥ 7♦ 9♦ runout and Zhou doubled up as hand-for-hand play continues.

Player	Chips
YP Yi Pai Zhou	340,000(57 BB)
HM Haohui MaChina	275,000(46 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 10:46:36 AM

Pang Hits the Rail

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

Liangqiang Pang opened to 13,000 in cutoff and got a three-bet to 37,000 by Dong Li on the button. Pang waited until the last 5 seconds before announcing all-in for 495,000.

Li asked for a count, then counted his own chips...once... twice... checked his cards and looked as his chips once again, before randomly picking up a stack and jamming it in the middle of the table to the audible surprise of the whole table. He had Pang covered.

Liangqiang Pang: K♠ 6♠

Dong Li: A♠ K♣

Another groan of surprise was heard when the cards were tabled.

The flop came A♦ 6♦ J♥ . Li's lead was strengthened but Pang, having hit bottom pair, still had a chance of turning things around. He tried to stand up and prepare to leave but was forced to sit back down as people crowded around the table.

The turn brought the 8♦ , offering no help to Pang.

When the river fell 5♠ , a collective moan rose from the table and the rail as Pang made his exit, and the crowd slowly dispersed in preparation for the next hand.

There are 257 players left.

Player	Chips
DL Dong LiChina	1,020,000(170 BB)
LP Liangqiang PangChina	busted

Level 18: 3,000 / 6,000 ante: 6,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 258/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 10:24:15 AM

Break Time

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

The remaining 258 players have been sent on a 20-minute break. Hand-for-hand play will resume when they return.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 10:21:44 AM

Chen Hero Calls Correctly to Double Through Plant

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Ryan Plant

Heads-up on a completed board of J♥ A♠ 4♥ Q♥ 4♦ with a couple hundred thousand already in the middle, Peng Chen checked from under the gun to Ryan Plant, who announced he was all in on the button to put Chen all in for his last 272,000 behind.

Peng Chen went deep into the tank, burning up several time extensions before slamming some calling chips into the middle.

Plant could only show 2♣ 2♥ and Chen triumphantly tabled K♦ J♣ for jacks-up to score the massive double and leave Plant short.

Player	Chips
PC Peng ChenTaiwan	750,000(150 BB)
RP Ryan PlantUnited Kingdom	95,000(19 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:56:05 AM

Jackpot Again!

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Vishal Ohja

A pot of 130,000 was built beside a flop that showed 7♦ 4♠ 5♦

Michael Fan was in early position and was up against Vishal Ohja on the button for this massive pot.

The dealer threw in a K♦ on the turn. Fan and Ohja both checked to reveal a T♣ on the river.

Fan tapped his option over to Ohja, who declared all in, covering the remaining 62,500 chip stack of Fan.

Fan tanked for a bit, threw in a time bank token and tired to study Ohja. He took a look again at his cards, at the board, at his cards, then pushed his stack forward.

Ohja turned over 7♠ 7♣ for a jackpot set of sevens. Fan peeled open J♥ J♠ and said "nice hand" before leaving his seat.

Player	Chips
VO Vishal OjhaIndia	245,000(49 BB)
MF Michael FanUnited States of America	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:53:49 AM

Zhang Doubles Through Nguyen

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Congya Zhang

Peng Chen made it 10,000 to play from under the gun and Quang Nang Nguyen called from the next seat.

Action folded to Congya Zhang who three-bet to 65,000 from the big blind. Chen folded and Nguye moved all in and had Zhang covered. Zhang snap called.

Congya Zhang: A♠ A♥

Quang Nang Nguyen: Ax Qx

No help for Nguyen on the 2♥ 4♦ 9♠ 3♠ Q♥ run out and Zhang was shipped the pot for a double up.

Player	Chips
CZ Congya ZhangChina	653,000(131 BB)
NQ Nang Quang NguyenViet Nam	470,000(94 BB)
PC Peng ChenTaiwan	153,000(31 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:52:09 AM

Pang Forces a Fold From Li just as Hand for Hand Begins

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Heads-up on a flop of K♦ 9♦ T♥ with several thousand already in the middle, Liangqiang Pang was under the gun and check-called a 20,000 bet from Dong Li, who was directly behind him.

The Q♥ fell on the turn and Pang again check-called a bet from Li, this time for 40,000.

The J♣ brought a straight on board and Pang announced he was all in. Li quickly laid his hand down and Pang collected the pot.

Just as the hand ended and with 258 players remaining, the tournament director announced hand-for-hand play will commence until the money bubble has burst (when 255 players remain).

Player	Chips
DL Dong LiChina	525,000(105 BB)
LP Liangqiang PangChina	510,000(102 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:50:03 AM

Cooler Bad Beat Alert!

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

After a brief tug-of-war with raise and re-raises, Farhad Mohajerani and Pingfeng Wu decided to go all in with Wu at risk for his last 42,500 chips.

Farhad Moharejani: A♥ A♦

Pingfeng Wu: K♠ K♣

Wu stood up from his chair, ready to leave.

The dealer gave a flop of 4♥ T♣ J♠

However, the poker gods intervened on the turn with a K♥ giving Wu a set.

The 9♥ river sealed the win for Wu, giving him a crucial double up.

A♠ Wu sat down again from a false alarm exit, he was happy to get his chips, but Moharejani gave him the finger as a joke before tapping the table "nice hand."

Luckily for Moharejani, Wu didn't have any more chips.

Player	Chips
FM Farhad MohajeraniAustralia	505,000(101 BB)
PW Pingfeng WuChina	93,500(19 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:47:18 AM

Ma Wins

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

In a battle of the blinds, Huahui Ma and Lan Te Zhang had built a pot of 70,000 on a board of T♥ 9♣ 2♠ 8♠ J♥ .

After the river was peeled, Zhang fired 35,000 after a check and Ma took some time to consider his options before he made the call.

Zhang showed A♦ 6♠ and started talking animatedly in their native language when Ma tabled K♣ T♣ for a flopped pair.

Player	Chips
HM Haohui MaChina	230,000(46 BB)
LZ Lante ZhangChina	78,000(16 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:45:01 AM

Feng Shows Kosasih The Exit

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Fendy Kosasih

Lin Wang Feng opened for 15,000 on the button and then called the 80,000 jam of Fendy Kosasih from the small blind.

Lin Wang Feng: A♥ T♠

Fendy Kosasih: A♦ J♣

Kosasih was ahead and looked poised to double up. However, the flop came Q♣ A♣ T♦ to give Feng a two-pair to take the lead.

Kosasih still had outs with a straight or a jack. However, the run out of 7♥ 8♦ didn't help him and he had to leave his seat in shock that he busted so close to the bubble.

Player	Chips
WF Wang Feng LinCanada	245,000(49 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:42:31 AM

Chen Doubles Through Kitajima

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Hayato Kitajima

With over 150,000 sat in the middle, it was heads up to the river with the board of 7♦ 7♠ 4♠ 8♦ A♠ fanned out across the table.

Hayato Kitajima moved all in from the small blind and had Xiongfeng Chen covered who was sat in the big blind. Chen went deep into the tank and used two time banks before he tossed in the call.

He tabled 5♣ 4♣ for a turned straight, which was way ahead of Kitajima and his K♠ 7♣ with flopped trips, and Chen was pushed the massive pot.

Player	Chips
XC Xiongfeng ChenChina	523,000(105 BB)
HK Hayato KitajimaJapan	165,000(33 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:39:18 AM

Wang Can't Shake Off Huang

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

Jiaxin Wang opened to 10,000 and got a three-bet to 28,000 from Cheng Huang sending Wang to consider his options. He chose to four bet to 60,000. Huang flat called.

The dealer fanned K♣ 5♠ 7♥ . Wang continued with 26,000 and Huang still called.

On the turn J♥ , Wang pushed another 50,000 into the pot. Unfazed by the escalating heat, Huang still called.

Slowing down, Wang checked the river 2♠ . Huang grabbed the chance to take control of the betting with a 70,000 bet.

Looking frustrated, Wang folded his hand after investing most of his chips into the pot.

Player	Chips
CH Cheng HuangChina	285,000(57 BB)
JW Jiaxin Wang	182,000(36 BB)

Level 17: 2,500 / 5,000 ante: 5,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 270/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:35:00 AM

Wang Holds on With Aces

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Jie Wang

Tao Li raised to 8,000 from under the gun and was called by Jie Wang from directly behind. Andrew Han also called from the cutoff and then Yusuke Arima squeezed to 35,000 from the small blind.

Wang back-raised all in for approximately 120,000, which got folds from Li and Han, but a call from Arima to put Wang at risk.

Jie Wang: A♥ A♦

Yusuke Arima: 7♣ 7♦

Wang covered his eyes as the dealer brought a safe d6 Q♦ 8♦ flop. The T♦ gave Wang the nut flush, but also gave Arima one out to a straight flush with the nine of diamonds.

The dealer brought the 9♥ on the river, which got a collective "Ooooh," from the table as it looked eerily close to the nine of diamonds Arima needed. It was, in fact, a brick and Wang more-than doubled up with his trickily played aces.

Tao Li was eliminated shortly after the hand.

Player	Chips
JW Jie WangChina	280,000(70 BB)
YA Yusuke ArimaJapan	250,000(63 BB)
AH Andrew HanAustralia	200,000(50 BB)
TL Tao LiChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 9:01:58 AM

Lin Doubles Again

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Ren Lin Looking To Take Down His Third Title In 3 Days

Action folded to Kiyoshi Kiyomoto in late position who made it 9,000 to play. Ren Lin sat in the hijack three-bet all in for his last 60,000.

Action came back around to Kiyomoto who snap called.

Ren Lin: K♣ K♠

Kiyoshi Kiyomoto: A♠ K♠

No sickness for Lin on the 8♣ J♣ 7♥ 5♠ T♦ run out and he was shipped the pot for a full double up and has given himself a great shot at making a deep run and take down his third title of the festival.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	123,000(31 BB)
KK Kiyoshi KiyomotoJapan	54,000(14 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:59:06 AM

Who's In?

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Hiyato Kitajima

Some big names have dropped out of the Main Event roster like APT all-time money leader Joseph Cheong, former main event winners Junjie He, Xixiang Luo and Rene von Reden, 2025 Japan GPI Player of the Year Jun Obara and former APT Super High Roller winner Mingcong Chen among others.

There are still some big names remaining though, such as two-time APT Main Event winner Lester Edoc, three-time APT winner Nang Quang Nguyen, six-time APT winner Hayato Kitajima and recent APT Women's Event winner Chao Tang.

Also still in are Natural8 Ambassador and former APT Mini Main Event champion Nevan Chang, former APT High Roller Double Stack champion Peter Kiem, four-time APT winner Ryan Plant and the recently crowned APT Super High Roller and APT Superstar Challenge champion Tony Ren Lin.

Player	Chips
NQ Nang Quang NguyenViet Nam	835,000(209 BB)
CT Chao TangChina	360,000(90 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	355,000(89 BB)
HK Hayato KitajimaJapan	337,000(84 BB)
RP Ryan PlantUnited Kingdom	277,000(69 BB)
PK Peter KiemUnited States of America	101,000(25 BB)
NC Nevan ChangTaiwan	92,000(23 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	66,000(17 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:53:11 AM

Two-Pair versus Two-Pair

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

On a flop of 5♦ 7♣ J♠ with a pot of 20,000, Peng Qin in the big blind made an overbet of 25,000 was called by Tung Man Tam in middle position to see the next card.

The turn fell K♣ and Qin kept the pressure with a 60,000 bet. Tam called again. On the river 8♠ Qin put maximum pressure by announcing all-in for around 150,000. With only 48,000 behind, Tam snap-called.

Qin turned over J♥ 5♥ for a flopped two-pair while Tam showed K♦ J♣ for a higher two-pair on the turn.

Player	Chips
TM Tung Man TamViet Nam	285,000(71 BB)
PQ Peng QinTaiwan	150,000(38 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:47:33 AM

Keeping it Friendly Between Zhang and Fan

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Jin Ze Zhang in the big blind and Chi Wei Fan were looking at a Q♥ 4♣ 7♦ flop with 30,000 chips beside it. After Zhang checked, Fan fired 9,000. Zhang raised it to 18,000 and Fan called.

The turn 6♠ was checked by both players through to the river J♠ .

Zhang showed A♦ Q♣ for top pair and Fan mucked.

Player	Chips
CW Chih Wei FanTaiwan	545,000(136 BB)
JZ Jin Ze Zhang	222,000(56 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:43:36 AM

Mohajerani Makes the Right Call

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Farhad Mohajerani

Heads up to the flop of A♦ 4♦ K♦ with over 50,000 sat in the pot.

Haohui Ma led out from early position for 20,000 and was called by Farhad Mohajerani in the hijack.

The 5♦ rolled off on the turn, and Ma checked it to Mohajerani, who fired out a bet of 40,000.

Ma made the call, and the players saw the Q♦ peel off on the river.

Ma went into the tank and tossed in one time bank before he sized up a bet of 80,000 and pushed it across the betting line. This sent Mohajerani deep into the tank and he was charged two time banks, just as time was about to expire and with no remaining time banks he made the call.

He tabled T♥ T dfor the third nuts, which was good against Ma's K♠ K♥ for a flopped set, and Mohajerani was pushed the monster pot.

Player	Chips
FM Farhad MohajeraniAustralia	515,000(129 BB)
HM Haohui MaChina	115,000(29 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:38:22 AM

Do Blows Fan Off the Pot

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Action was picked up on a 40,000 pot with a 3♠ 9♠ 4♣ . Haizhi Fan and Quang Dinh Do waited for the dealer to peel the turn which fell T♥ .

Fan knuckled and Do after a few seconds of thought tapped the table after. The river A♥ was once again checked by Fan. Do took a shot at the pot by betting 15,000. Fan folded surrendering the pot to Do.

Player	Chips
QD Quang Dinh DoViet Nam	300,000(75 BB)
HF Haizhi FanChina	117,000(29 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:32:33 AM

Li Sends Yoo Out as Bubble Draws Closer

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Julian Yoo shoved for his last 40,000 from middle position and Xinjing Li shoved for more just behind him in the hijack. Everyone else got out of the way and hands were revealed.

Julian Yoo: K♥ T♥

Xinjing Li: K♥ K♠

It was unfortunate timing from Yoo, who had run into the worst possible matchup against Li's Cowboys.

The board ran out Q♦ 8♣ 3♣ T♠ 9♣ , leaving Yoo second-best despite pairing his ten to be eliminated.

There are currently 288 players remaining, which mean only 33 more need to be eliminated before the money bubble bursts and play concludes for the day.

Player	Chips
XL Xinjing LiChina	370,000(93 BB)
JY Julian Yunbin Yoo	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:30:35 AM

Surf the Board Until Deng Hits It

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Kazushi Higashiura started action with an 8,000 bet and got one caller in the big blind Peng Deng. Both players saw a 4♠ 3♦ J♠ flop which both players checked.

The turn J♦ saw some action when Deng check-called Higashiura's 7,000 bet. After another check on the river 5♠ , Higashiura continued the action with a 30,000 bet which Deng called.

Higashiura showed Kx Tx for king-high but Deng hit the board on the river with K♦ 5♥ to take the pot down.

Player	Chips
PD Peng DengChina	250,000(63 BB)
KH Kazushi HigashiuraJapan	120,000(30 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:28:41 AM

Lin Still Grinding

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Professional Short Stack Ren Lin

Action folded to Tianhao Zheng in the cutoff, who made it 8,000 to play and was looked up by Yin Zhang on the button and Ren Lin in the big blind.

The flop came T♥ Q♠ 3♣ and it was checked to Zhang, who fired out for 12,000. Action was back on Lin, who tossed in his remaining 31,000 to put his title treble hopes on the line.

Zheng folded quickly and Zhang thought for a short while before he mucked his hand as well, sending the pot to Lin for a near double up.

'I am the professional short stack!, joked Lin as he chuckled and showed his J♠ 9♥ .

Player	Chips
TZ Tianhao ZhengChina	955,000(239 BB)
YZ Yin ZhangChina	101,000(25 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	74,000(19 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 8:27:04 AM

Lin Keeps Main Event Dream Alive After Doubling Through Plant

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

Ren Lin

Ren Lin has been navigating a short stack throughout the day, but unsurprisingly has remained his friendly and jovial self.

In a recent hand, Ryan Plant opened to 8,000 first to act and action folded to Lin, who shoved for his last 24,500 from the cutoff. It was folded back around to Plant, who stuck in a call to put Lin at risk.

Ren Lin: A♠ K♠

Ryan Plant: 9♠ 9♥

"I just want a king," Lin said.

Lin ended up getting more than he asked for, as the dealer fanned out a K♦ T♣ A♦ flop for top two pair.

"That's too much," Plant joked.

The 6♠ turn nor 3♠ river changed anything and Lin, who won his second APT title of the series last night, doubled his short stack.

Player	Chips
RP Ryan PlantUnited Kingdom	295,000(74 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	55,000(14 BB)

Level 16: 2,000 / 4,000 ante: 4,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 314/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:43:32 AM

Break Time!

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

There are 314 players still with chips and a seat and will take a short 15-minute break.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:41:28 AM

Tsai Binks the River to Send Wang to the Rail

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Andy Tsai

Heads up to the turn with 70,000 in the pot and the board read 3♠ 3♦ T♥ 8♠

Andy Tsai checked from the small blind to Zhu Zhai Wang, who moved all in from the hijack for 46,300. Tsai went into the tank for a short while and made the call.

Zhu Zhai Wang: 2♠ 2♣

Andy Tsai: A♥ K♠

A nasty T♣ came on the river to counterfeit Wang's two pair and give Tsai a better kicker sending Wang to the rail in a brutal manner.

Player	Chips
AT Andy TsaiUnited States of America	362,000(121 BB)
ZW Zhuzhai WangChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:33:16 AM

Wang Doubles With Rockets

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Jiaxin Wang raised to 6,000 from the cutoff and called a three-bet of 25,000 from Zhili Zhou, who was in the small blind.

Wang called a 14,000 bet from Zhou on the 4♦ 6♠ Q♣ flop and then bet 35,000 after being checked to on the 9♦ turn. Zhou called.

The 3♣ completed the board and Zhou checked a final time. Wang moved all in for 59,800 and Zhou went deep into the tank.

After burning up a few time extensions, Zhou announced a call and Wang turned over A♣ A♠ for slowplayed aces.

Zhou showed he held T♥ T♣ and was forced to surrender a chunk of his stack over to Wang.

Player	Chips
JW Jiaxin Wang	275,000(92 BB)
ZZ Zhili ZhouChina	160,000(53 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:29:51 AM

Random Chip Check

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Player	Chips
TZ Tianhao ZhengChina	1,020,000(340 BB)
CX Chenxu XuChina	603,000(201 BB)
PZ Peng ZhouChina	570,000(190 BB)
HK Hayato KitajimaJapan	556,000(185 BB)
ZY Zu You WangChina	532,000(177 BB)
YH Yu HeTaiwan	440,000(147 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	410,000(137 BB)
WY Wenyuan YinChina	405,000(135 BB)
LC Long ChenChina	372,000(124 BB)
JX Jieming XuChina	347,000(116 BB)
YF Yao FangChina	320,000(107 BB)
PQ Peng QinTaiwan	305,000(102 BB)
CY Chun Yin LauHong Kong	251,000(84 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:27:29 AM

Takami Doubles Through Hayashi

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Saki Hayashi

Hyung Soo Lim made it 6,000 to play from early position only to face a three-bet to 18,000 from Saki Hayashi in the next seat. Action folded to Kohei Takami in late position who four-bet all in for 41,000.

The original raiser Lim, exited stage left sharply and Hayashi snap-called.

Kohei Takami: A♥ K♠

Saki Hayashi: Q♣ Q♥

Not the best of flops came for Hayashi of 4♣ 8♥ A♦ to send her compatriot Takami into the lead. No help came for Hayashi on the 9♦ turn nor the 3♣ river and Takami was sent the pot for a full double-up and more.

Player	Chips
SH Saki HayashiJapan	203,000(68 BB)
HS Hyung Soo LimSouth Korea	140,000(47 BB)
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	102,000(34 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:16:11 AM

Fan Wins, Xu Smiles

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Wenbin Xu

Wenbin Xu and Haizhi Fan on the button checked the turn on a A♣ 6♦ Q♣ Q♠ board with around 70,000 chips beside it. Xu , cautious, checked the 8♥ river.

Fan fired 50,000 chips which was enough to take the pot down. Xu seemed content with his fold as he smiled for the media camera.

Player	Chips
WX Wenbin XuChina	197,000(66 BB)
HF Haizhi FanChina	165,000(55 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:14:27 AM

Arima's Aces Hold in Three-Way All in

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Jie Wang raised to 6,000 from middle position and just behind him, Aleksei Efimov shoved for 42,000 from the hijack. Andrew Han called cold on the button and Yusuke Arima then made it 100,000 to go from the big blind.

Wang got out of the way, but Han announced he was all-in, which got a snap-call from Arima for his last 144,800 total.

Aleksei Efimov: 2♦ 2♠

Yusuke Arima: A♣ A♠

Andrew Han: K♠ K♥

"What the F**k?" Han said in disbelief after seeing he was up against aces.

The 3♣ Q♠ 9♠ 4♦ J♥ runout kept Arima ahead with his rockets and he doubled through Han while also eliminating Efimov.

Player	Chips
JW Jie WangChina	350,000(117 BB)
YA Yusuke ArimaJapan	340,000(113 BB)
AH Andrew HanAustralia	36,000(12 BB)
AE Aleksei Efimov	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:06:18 AM

Yu's Shove Frustrates Li

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Song Li bet 16,000 into a 45,000 pot with a 7♥ 9♣ T♥ 4♥ flop. His heads-up opponent Yun Chao Yu raised to 36,000. Not to be outdone, Li three-bet to 88,000 and Yu called to see the turn.

The river Q♥ fell and after a check from Li, Yu shoved all in for around 80,000. Li moved all his time banks forward for the dealer to pick from freely. But after two, he folded his hand frustrated and started talking heatedly in his native language.

Yu showed a 6♥ as he scooped the massive pot towards his direction.

Player	Chips
YY Yunchao YuChina	306,000(102 BB)
SL Song LiChina	49,000(16 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:03:00 AM

Zhang Sends Zheng Packing

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

Congya Zhang

Congya Zhang made it 6,500 to play from the hijack and was looked up by Xiao Zhang on the button and Jie Zheng in the big blind.

The flop came Q♦ 9♥ 9♦ and Zheng checked to Congya Zhang, who continued for 3,000. Xiao Zhang called only for Zheng to check raise to 25,000. Congya Zhang made the call, and Xiao Zhang folded.

The turn brought the 7♦ and Zheng led out for 23,000. Zhang called, and the dealer peeled off the 7♥ as the river.

Zheng moved all in for 64,000, which sent Zhang deep into the tank. She was charged two time banks and then tossed in the call tabling A♦ Q♥ which had Zheng's Q♣ 8♥ totally crushed, sending him to the rail.

Player	Chips
CZ Congya ZhangChina	263,000(88 BB)
XZ Xiao ZhangChina	102,000(34 BB)

Level 15: 1,500 / 3,000 ante: 3,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 354/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 7:00:16 AM

Liu's Boat Gets Paid

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

The pot had grown to around 80,000 before the flop and was being contested by Luo Zhang on the lowjack, Xiao Liu on the hijack and Shung Er Sua on the button.

The dealer opened a flop of J♠ 2♥ 6♦ .

Zhang and Liu checked over to Sua, who didn’t shy from pushing 18,000 across the betting line.

Zhang folded his cards while Liu counted some chips to call.

The J♥ came on the turn and both checked to see a A♣ on the river.

This time around Liu led out for 70,500. Sua counted the chips, assessed the possible damage and pushed the stack forward for a call.

Liu tabled 6♥ 6♠ for a full house while Sua mucked his cards.

Player	Chips
XL Xiao LiuChina	635,000(265 BB)
SE Shung Er SuaMalaysia	23,300(10 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:58:07 AM

Mohajerani Gets Respect

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Farhad Mohajerani

Haohui Ma raised to 6,000 from the hijack and was called by Farhad Mohajerani on the button and Ka Ho Ip in the big blind for a three-way pot.

Ip checked to Ma, who continued for 7,500 on the 6♠ Q♥ 7♠ flop. Mohajerani and Ip both called.

The K♠ fell on the turn and Mohajerani wagered 15,500 after being checked to. Both Ip and Ma quickly folded in turn and Mohajerani added to his stack.

Mohajerani, who is a regular in the Australian tournament scene, is taking his chances in Jeju and is looking to add to his over $250,000 in live-tournament earnings. Mohajerani recently placed 36th in the APT National Cup a few days ago for KRW 2,080,000 ($1,443) and currently sits with an above-average stack of 255,000.

Player	Chips
FM Farhad MohajeraniAustralia	255,000(106 BB)
HM Haohui MaChina	195,000(81 BB)
KH Ka Ho Ip	85,000(35 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:44:20 AM

Quads vs Quads Chop

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Quads vs Quads Chop!

Where in the poker world in a billion odds would you ever hear that? Well, only here in the APT Main Event.

In a brawl of the blinds, Chun Lung Wong sat on the small blind and Artem Vezhenkov was on the big blind.

Both were looking at a pot of around 24,000 beside a board that showed K♣ K♥ K♠ K♦ .

Wong fired first for 5,000 and Vezhenkov peeked at his cards and made the call.

The dealer threw in a A♦ on the river.

Both players looked at each other in bewilderment and Wong begged to just make the obvious check. Vezhenkov obliged.

The pot was split, but to amuse themselves and the table they showed their cards.

Wong peeled open 3♣ 2♣ while Vezhenkov showed A♠ 9♣

Wong got the luckier end of that deal and had the bigger smile as he stacked his chips.

Player	Chips
CL Chun Lung WongHong Kong	179,000(75 BB)
AV Artem VezhenkovRussia	88,800(37 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:42:25 AM

Das Can't Take the Heat

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Sandipan Das check-called Yuxiang Zhao's bet of 11,000 on a flop of 6♥ 7♠ 6♣ with a pot of 30,000.

The turn 2♥ fell and Das checked once again. Zhao grabbed the opportunity to crank up the heat and fired another 20,000. With a paired board, Das took a few seconds, holding his card, to think about what to do. He ultimately conceded the hand and the pot to Zhao.

Player	Chips
SD Sandipan DasIndia	240,000(100 BB)
YZ Yuxiang ZhaoChina	151,000(63 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:40:18 AM

APT Jeju Classic Main Event Breaks Its Own Record in Korea

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Main Event tournament clock shows 1,718 entries

The word record is so intrinsically linked to the Asian Poker Tour that it would almost be more surprising if one was not broken during a festival.

Prize pools, field sizes, unique players, attendance numbers. Whatever the category, APT has built a reputation for pushing boundaries and then pushing them again. So when the APT Jeju Classic Main Event rolled into Jeju this winter, the question was never if history would be made, but how.

Back in the fall of 2025, the APT Jeju Main Event set a benchmark that felt untouchable at the time. A massive 1,693 entries packed the tournament floor inside the LES A Casino (formerly Landing Casino) of Jeju Shinhwa World Resort, creating a KRW 3,803,155,200 prize pool and officially becoming the largest poker tournament ever held in Korea. It was also the second richest Main Event in APT history, trailing only APT Taipei 2025.

That event ended with Singapore’s Abraham Ceesvin lifting the APT Gold Lion trophy, pocketing KRW 649,835,200, and locking up one of the biggest Main Event prizes the tour has ever awarded. It felt like a high-water mark for Korean poker.

Four months later, APT returned to Jeju and somehow went even bigger.

Despite winter conditions and the bitter cold outside, the KRW 2,300,000 Main Event drew an astonishing 1,718 entries, officially surpassing its own record and setting a new all-time high for the largest poker tournament ever held in Korea. It was another clear signal of the tour’s momentum and further proof that Jeju has become one of APT’s most reliable record-breaking stages.

The prize pool hit KRW 3,414,009,600 (~$2,370,840), an enormous figure, with the eventual champion taking home KRW 579,649,600 (~$402,535).

From autumn to winter, from one historic Main Event to the next, APT has not just raised the bar in Korea. It has made breaking its own records part of the expectation.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:32:54 AM

It Was Worth the Wait for Lou

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

On a pot of 60,000 and a board of 5♦ 2♠ 8♥ 5♥ 4♥ , the table was waiting for Qi Pan to act after Tangjunjie Lou fired 12,000 into the pot.

He checked is cards, looked at the board, and checked them again. He then threw in a time bank needing more time to mull over his actions. After a long wait, Lou, relieved, was finally able to scoop the pot towards his direction after Lou surrendered his hand.

Player	Chips
QP Qi PanChina	100,000(42 BB)
TL Tangjunjie Lou	90,000(38 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:28:06 AM

Zhou Picks Off Su's Bluff

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Liying Su

Three way to the flop of 2♦ 7♠ 2♣ with 15,000 sat in the middle.

Kanwen Du in middle position and Zhili Zhou in the hijack both checked it over to Liying Su on the button who fired out for 5,500 and got two callers.

The turn brought the 4♠ and it was checked to Su again who fired a second barrel of 16,000. Du folded and Zhou made the call.

The dealer peeled off the Q♠ as the river and Zhou checked once again to Su who sized up a river bet of 35,000 and pushed it out into the middle. Zhou went into the tank and tossed in one time bank before he made the call and tabled 8♦ 7♦ for second pair which was good against Su's total air with K♦ T♦ and Zhou was sent the pot.

Player	Chips
ZZ Zhili ZhouChina	243,000(101 BB)
KD Kanwen DuChina	161,000(67 BB)
LS Liying SuChina	104,000(43 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:25:48 AM

Where Art Zhou?

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Yu Zhou

Where is Yu Zhou?

Yu Zhou’s bag of chips is still on the table and unattended, being slowly blinded out as needed. The bag was placed on his seat with 165,000 chips and would’ve probably lost already between 15 to 20 thousand by being blinded out.

Imagine if he made it to the end of the day?

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:24:36 AM

The Sun Shines on Day 2

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

On a pot of 50,000 and a J♣ Q♦ 4♣ flop, Guancheng Wu bet 15,000 and received a raise from Zhaoqing Sun 35,000. Wu called to see the turn.

The turn fell 4♥ and both players tapped the table. The river 5♦ brought some action once again with Wu betting 30,000. Wu tabled A♠ K♥ while Sun turned over Q♠ J♠ for a two-pair and the pot.

Player	Chips
ZS Zhaoqing SunChina	150,000(63 BB)
GW Guancheng WuChina	50,000(21 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:22:22 AM

Wu Gets a Gift

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Dimitrios Gkatzas opened to 5,000 from middle position and and was three-bet to 15,000 by Weijue Cai, who was in the cutoff. It was then folded to Guancheng Wu, who shoved for 47,800 total from the big blind.

Gkatzas quickly folded and Cai used up two time extensions before sticking in a reluctant call.

Guancheng Wu: 9♦ 9♣

Weijue Cai: 8♠ 7♠

Cai found himself in rough shape with two undercards to Wu's pair, and the T♠ 5♦ Q♣ 6♥ J♣ runout bricked out, awarding Wu the double up.

Player	Chips
WC Weijue CaiChina	205,000(85 BB)
DG Dimitrios GkatzasGreece	110,000(46 BB)
GW Guancheng WuChina	105,000(44 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:21:04 AM

Wang Sends Yu to the Rail

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Zu You Wang made it 4,800 to play from late position only for Shun Bo Yu to three-bet to 18,500 from the button. Action came back around to Wang who four-bet to 40,800, and Yu countered with a five-bet jam all in. Wang snap called, and he had Yu covered.

Shun Bo Yu: A♦ J♦

Zu You Wang: A♣ K♥

No help for Yu on the 4♥ Q♠ 9♦ 6♥ Q♦ run out and he was sent to the rail.

Player	Chips
ZY Zu You WangChina	623,000(260 BB)
SB Shun Bo YuTaiwan	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 6:20:00 AM

Li Goes Runner-Runne

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

Dong Li raised to 5,000 from early position and it was folded around to Dong Yan, who moved all in for a bit under 50,000 from the cutoff. Action was back on Li, who counted the pot before sticking in a call to put Yan at risk.

Dong Yan: A♥ K♥

Dong Li: A♣ J♦

It was about as good of a spot as Yan could hope for, and the 7♦ T♣ 4♣ flop kept him well ahead with his dominating ace.

The 5♣ turn gave Li outs to a flush, however, and the 2♣ river brought it in to eliminate Yan in heartbreaking fashion.

Player	Chips
DL Dong LiChina	165,000(69 BB)
DY Dong YanCanada	busted

Level 14: 1,200 / 2,400 ante: 2,400

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 386/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 5:18:38 AM

Final Numbers Announced

Level 13: 1,000 / 2,000 ante: 2,000

For the second consecutive Korean-based poker series, and the fifth festival in a row, the Asian Poker Tour has set an international poker record with the APT Jeju Classic 2026 Main Event officially the largest poker tournament ever to play out in the country.

With registration now closed, the floor has announced the final numbers and payout structure.

1718 (850 unique) players ponied up the KRW 2.3M buy-in, generating a massive total prize pool of KRW 3,414,009,600 (~USD 2,370,840), the second richest the tour has ever generated in the country.

255 players will be paid with a minimum cash payout of KRW 3,510,000 (~USD 2,440), being awarded, but all players will be looking further up the ladder and eyeing up the first-place prize of a whopping KRW 579,649,600 (~USD 402,535), the fifth largest in the tour's 20-year history.

Full Payout Structure as Follows:

The eventual winner of the record-breaking Main Event will also take home the coveted APT Gold Lion Trophy, along with the huge cash prize, and not forgetting the bonus of a ticket into the APTC Main Event to be held in Taipei this November, which will be awarded to the top three finishers.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 5:15:50 AM

Feng Finds a Triple up

Level 13: 1,000 / 2,000 ante: 2,000

Julian Yoo opened to 4,000 from middle position and was three-bet to 10,500 by Lester Edoc in the hijack. Just behind him, Hao Ran Feng shoved for 12,500 total and it was folded back to Yoo, who verified that Edoc would be unable to re-raise if Yo called, which he did. Edoc called as well.

Both players checked down the T♠ T♦ 5♠ flop, 6♣ turn, and K♥ river.

Yoo turned over K♠ J♠ for a rivered king and Edoc showed he missed with A♣ J♠ . Feng nonchalantly tabled 5♦ 5♥ for a flopped full house and was awarded a much-needed triple up.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	200,000(100 BB)
JY Julian Yunbin Yoo	140,000(70 BB)
HR Hao Ran FengChina	40,000(20 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 5:13:49 AM

Nguyen Wakes up With Kings

Level 13: 1,000 / 2,000 ante: 2,000

Action folded around to the blinds, where William Li shoved from the small blind to put Ngoc Ha Nguyen all in for her last 45,400 total in the big blind. Nguyen took a peek at her hole cards and snap-called to put herself at risk.

Ngoc Ha Nguyen: K♥ K♣

William Li: K♠ J♣

Li found himself absolutely crushed against Nguyen’s Cowboys, and the T♦ A♦ 2♦ T♠ J♠ runout kept Li second best to award Nguyen the double up.

Player	Chips
WL William LiCanada	240,000(120 BB)
NH Ngoc Ha NguyenViet Nam	93,000(47 BB)

Level 13: 1,000 / 2,000 ante: 2,000

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 444/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 4:36:00 AM

Dong Flips Chen Out

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

Hongzhi Dong opened on the button and was three-bet to 15,000 by Mingcong Chen in the small blind. Dong responded with a shove, which was enough to put Chen all in for a bit under 100,000 total.

Chen didn't like it, but eventually committed his stack into the middle for a showdown.

Mingcong Chen: 6♥ 6♦

Hongzhi Dong: A♥ Q♦

Chen found himself a small favorite with his small pair, but the 4♠ 2♣ Q♠ A♠ 4♥ runout improved Dong to two pair to eliminate Chen early on Day 2.

Player	Chips
HD Hongzhi DongChina	220,000(138 BB)
MC Mingcong ChenChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 4:09:44 AM

Everbody Loves A......

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

Action folded to Ka Fei Wong on the button who raised it up to 3,200 and was looked up by Tangjunjie Lou in the big blind.

The flop came 7♠ A♣ 2♦ and Lou check called Wong's 3,000 continuation bet for the dealer to peel off the J♦ as the turn.

Lou checked it over to Wong once more who fired a second bullet of 7,000. Lou check raised all in for about 22,000, and Wong snap called.

Wong tabled J♠ 7♦ and Lou J♥ 7♣ and with the river coming the 5♥ the pot was chopped up!

Player	Chips
KF Ka Fei Wong	62,000(39 BB)
TL Tangjunjie Lou	32,000(20 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 4:08:55 AM

Jackpot!

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

Yuan Yu pushed his last 21,400 in the middle and was looked up by Shinichiro Kano without flinching.

Yuan Yu: 7♠ 7♥

Shinichiro Kano: A♥ A♣

The flop came 9♠ 8♦ 7♣ giving Yu a Jackpot with a set of sevens. The runout of 3♣ T♠ maintained his lead for a double up that would take him out of the ICU and into the recovery room. Still not out a hundred percent healthy, but at least out of danger for now

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:47:44 AM

No Gas Left in the Tank for Suzuki

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

Koki Suzuki

Action folded around to Lung Wong Yuk in the hijack, who made it 3,200 to play. Koki Suzuki sat on the button, then three-bet all in for her last 32,000 and action was back on Yuk, who snap-called.

Koki Suzuki: Q♦ K♠

Lung Wong Yuk: J♠ J♥

Not the door card Suzuki was after on the J♣ K♥ 6♠ flop, but she picked up straight outs when the A♥ peeled off on the turn. No miracles on the 6♠ river though, and Suzuki was sent to the rail.

Player	Chips
WY Wong Yuk LungHong Kong	190,000(119 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:47:35 AM

Lyu Stays Alive

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

Action was picked up with Xavier Lyu all-in for 37,300 against Zhiying Zhou , who had him covered.

Xavier Lyu: A♦ 9♦

Zhiying Zhou: :Ks T♠

Lyu was ahead when the flop came J♥ 2♠ 7♣ . A♠ no one hit the board on the runout J♦ 6♦ , Lyu doubled up to fight in another hand.

Player	Chips
ZZ Zhiying ZhouChina	135,000(84 BB)
XL Xavier Lyu	46,000(29 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:46:31 AM

Cao Shows a Bluff

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

Ka Ming Tsang opened to 3,200 from middle position and was three-bet to 10,100 by Tingjia Cao, who was on the button. Action folded back around Tsang, who four-bet to 23,000. Cao called for a a bloated heads-up pot.

Tsang check-called a 13,000 bet from Cao on the T♣ Q♠ 9♣ flop and then check folded after Cao barreled 35,000 into the middle on the K♦ turn.

Cao then flipped over A♦ 7♦ for a bluff before collecting the pot.

Player	Chips
TC Tingjia CaoChina	145,000(91 BB)
KM Ka Ming TsangHong Kong	85,000(53 BB)

Level 12: 800 / 1,600 ante: 1,600

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 581/1718

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:13:57 AM

Break Time

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

The players have been sent on a 15 minute break so that any late registrants can be seated and late registration can be closed for the event.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:12:41 AM

Matsuura Makes A Brave Call

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Ryo Matsuura and Haibo Yang were looking at a board of 8♣ 6♠ 5♣ 3♦ A♣ with a pot of around 65,000 in the middle.

Ryo Matsuura was under the gun and tapped his option over to Yang. Yang was on the button and pushed in a bet of 60,000 that covered the remaining stack of Matsuura.

Matsuura tanked, threw in a few time bank tokens and decided to throw in a chip to call.

Yang turned over K♠ 9♠ for not much while Matsuura showed T♦ T♣ for a pair of tens, which was good enough to double up and scoop the pot.

Player	Chips
RM Ryo MatsuuraJapan	134,700(96 BB)
HY Haibo YangChina	32,400(23 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:11:54 AM

Nauder Doubles And Cripples

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

The action was missed, but the essentials remained on the table.

Renaud Coralie Nauder had A♥ 3♥ in front of her which two-paired the board and a mountain of chips were being shipped her way.

A disappointed Yong Zhao looked at the crumbs he was left with.

Player	Chips
CN Coralie Nauder RenaudBelgium	128,500(92 BB)
YZ Yong ZhaoChina	8,200(6 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:09:42 AM

Lu Sends Hikino To The Rail

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Tomoharu Hikino opened for 5,000 on the button. Yi Lu was on the big blind when he pushed in a stack of over 50,000, covering the remaining 22,000 of Hikino.

Hikino tanked a bit before finally committing his last chips and risking his tournament life.

Tomoharu Hikino: 5♦ 4♦

Yi Lu: A♣ 2♣

The flop came 7♦ 7♣ 9♦ giving Hikino a flush draw.

The turn was an A♠ which paired Lu and strengthened his lead, but Hikino still had outs.

The river was red, but it was a 8♥ and not a diamond, ending Hikino's Main Event campaign.

Player	Chips
YL Yi LuChina	188,000(134 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 3:06:58 AM

Yuk Wheels Su Out

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Liying Su opened to 3,000 on the button and called a three-bet of 8,400 from Lung Wong Yuk, who was in the small blind.

Su called a 6,500 continuation bet from Yuk on the T♦ 3♣ 4♠ flop and then called all in for her last 20,000 after Yuk bet enough to put her all in on the 5♣ turn.

Liying Su: 7♠ 7♣

Lung Wong Yuk: A♥ 2♥

Yuk had turned a wheel, but Su still had four outs to a higher straight.

However, the 4♥ river bricked out and Yuk collected the rest of Su's chips.

Player	Chips
WY Wong Yuk LungHong Kong	105,000(75 BB)
LS Liying SuChina	busted

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2/4/2026, 3:01:41 AM

Li's Kings KO Cheun

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Hoi Fan Cheung raised to 27,000, which was an almost all in, leaving 300 worth of chips behind. Tao Li asked for the rest of it with a shove of his own. Cheung obliged.

Hoi Fan Cheung: K♣ Q♣

Tao Li: K♥ K♦

Board completed A♠ 8♠ 6♥ 6♦ T♣

Cheung was dead on the turn and was up from his seat even before the river landed.

Player	Chips
TL Tao LiChina	222,000(159 BB)

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2/4/2026, 2:59:52 AM

Yoo Flops a Set

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Three players were looking at the 8♣ 3♥ 5♦ 2♣ Q♠ board and the 90,000 pot that they had built. Dajie Zhuo, in the big blind was taking his time to decide what to do, needing to throw in a time bank. He fired 45,000 into the pot sending Xiaoyi Zhu to the tank.

Zhu threw in a time bank as well but ultimately folded his hand. Julian Yoo picked out the chips for a call then considered his options. After a few seconds, he put them in for a call.

Zhuo showed 7♦ 6♥ for a busted straight draw while Yoo tabled 5♥ 5♠ for a set on the flop.

Player	Chips
JY Julian Yunbin Yoo	124,000(89 BB)
DZ Dajie ZhuoChina	124,000(89 BB)
XZ Xiaoyi ZhuChina	40,000(29 BB)

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2/4/2026, 2:57:57 AM

Happy New Year from Tony Lin

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Tony 'Ren' Lin Determined To Get A Stack In The Main Event

Hot on his recent back-to-back wins in the Super High Roller and Superstar Challenge events, Tony 'Ren' Lin is determined to get a stack in the Main Event before late registration closes at the end of the current level.

He is currently on his sixth bullet of the day and has been seated at the same table two times in a row, moving all in blind with each new stack. He exclaimed, 'It's Happy New Year from me to this table!'.

No shout of 'Seat Open' by the dealer at Lin's table as of yet so it could be six times lucky for Lin and he has got the stack he was looking for.

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 2:49:42 AM

Liu Busts Yang and Lin, Who is Determined to Double up

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Ren Lin seems determined to double up a starting stack or bust trying.

In a recent hand, Jiani Yang opened from under the gun and it was folded to Lin, who shoved for 40,000 from the cutoff after having just reentered. Qing Liu shoved from the big blind to put Lin at risk and Yang called all in for a bit less.

Ren Lin: 9♥ 7♦

Jiani Yang: A♥ K♥

Qing Liu: J♠ J♦

The 6♦ 6♣ 3♣ 7♥ 3♥ runout left Liu's jacks best and he scored a double KO as Lin quickly made his way back to the reentry line.

Player	Chips
QL Qing LiuChina	170,000(121 BB)
JY Jiani YangChina	busted
TR Tony Ren LinChina	busted

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2/4/2026, 2:43:36 AM

Chen Rivers a Straight, Eliminates Jiang

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Wen Jie Sun opened to 3,000 from the button and got a three-bet of 11,000 from Jialu Jiang in the small blind. Big blind Bo Chen four-bet to 26,400 pushing Sun out of the picture.

Jiang called to see the 4♥ 3♥ J♥ . He, then, announced all-in for 26,200 and Chen made the call putting Jiang tournament life on the line.

Jialu Jiang: 8♠ 8♣

Bo Chen: A♣ Q♥

The flop came 4♥ 3♥ J♥ making Jiang anxious as it gave Chen a flush draw. Chen's outs increased with a straight draw on the 2♣ turn. And to Jiang's dismay, the 5♥ fell on the river completing Chen's straight sealing his fate to leave the tournament.

Player	Chips
BC Bo ChenTaiwan	57,000(41 BB)
JJ Jialu Jiang	busted

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2/4/2026, 2:41:58 AM

Kuo And Lin Come In Late

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Natural8 Ambassador Hua Wei Lin

Natural8 Ambassadors Kitty Kuo and Hua Wei Lin have restarted their Main Event campaign and are among the many Day 2 late registrants. Both ladies were in Flight D, but were unsuccessful in bagging chips when play concluded. In any case, they're seated now in Day 2, looking to spin their stack to advance to Day 3.

A total of 202 entries are needed to set an APT record for the largest APT Main Event attendance on Korean soil. It's building so far.

Player	Chips
KK Kitty KuoTaiwan	40,000(29 BB)
HW Hua Wei LinTaiwan	40,000(29 BB)

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2/4/2026, 2:40:15 AM

Chang's Big Slick Can't Melt Li's Eights

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Liangqiang Pang opened to 3,000 and got two callers in Yu Chang in middle position and Ryosuke Tomuro in late position. Shao Shuai Li in the small blind had other things in mind and rasied to 12,000.

Pang called and Chang tanked needing a time bank to consider his options. He finally announced all-in for 61,100 pushing out Tomuro from the hand. Li called putting Chang's tournament run on the line, which Pang left the two players to head to showdown.

Yu Chang: A♣ K♠

Shao Shuai Li: 8♣ 8♥

Li was ahead but needed to evade three-streets for his eights to hold. On the other hand, Chang prayed his overcards would hit the board when the dealer flopped 9♠ Q♠ 4♥ . The T♦ gave Chang a glimmer of hope with a straight draw but the 5♥ fell on the river dashing his hopes.

Chang left the table as Li looked relieved to have boosted his chip stack.

Player	Chips
LP Liangqiang PangChina	140,000(100 BB)
SL Shaoshuai LiChina	124,000(89 BB)
RT Ryosuke TomuroJapan	112,000(80 BB)
YC Yu ChangTaiwan	busted

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2/4/2026, 2:39:06 AM

Kravchenko Off to a Good Start

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Lifu Huang opened to 3,000 from the hijack and was called by Dmitrll Kravchenko in the big blind.

Kravchenko check-called a 2,500 bet from Huang on the A♥ 9♣ 7♦ flop and then both players checked on the 6♦ turn.

The 5♣ completed the board and Kravchenko paused before leading out for a hefty bet of 10,000.

Huang pondered a bit, but eventually decided to look up Kravchenko, who turned over 6♠ 5♠ for a flopped gutshot that became two pair.

Huang couldn't beat it and mucked, conceding the pot to Kravchenko.

Player	Chips
DK Dmitrll Kravchenko	160,000(114 BB)
LH Lifu HuangChina	38,000(27 BB)

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2/4/2026, 2:33:16 AM

Out And In

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Chih Wei Fan

Some of the early eliminations, who jumped back in immediately include the likes of Alfie Adam, Quang Ming Nguyen, Chih Wei Fan, Chun Lung Wong, Chao Tang, Motoyoshi Okamura, Shouda Zhang.

Mostly everyone had short staks save for Chih Wei Fan, who started the day with a decent 106,700. We don't really know what happened except to say... That's poker.

Anyway, they're all back with a fresh stack and a fresh start.

Player	Chips
AA Alfie AdamUnited Kingdom	40,000(29 BB)
CW Chih Wei FanTaiwan	40,000(29 BB)
CL Chun Lung WongHong Kong	40,000(29 BB)
CT Chao TangChina	40,000(29 BB)
MO Motoyoshi OkamuraJapan	40,000(29 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	40,000(29 BB)
SZ Shouda ZhangChina	40,000(29 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 2:26:27 AM

Ip Cracks Colada's Kings to Send him Packing

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Heads up to the turn with about 20,000 in the middle and the board of 7♥ 4♠ 2♠ 6♦ spread out across the table.

Hon Leung Ip checked from the big blind to Jose Colada in the next seat who fired out a bet of 20,000. Ip check raised all in and he had Colada covered. Colada snap called.

Jose Colada: K♥ K♦

Hon Leung Ip: 4♣ 4♥

No help for Colada on the 8♥ river and he was sent to the rail.

Player	Chips
HL Hon Leung IpHong Kong	90,000(64 BB)
JC Jose ColadaPhilippines	busted

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2/4/2026, 2:22:58 AM

First Hand Double Up

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Four time APT winner Ziwen Liu of China shoved his last 15,200 in the middle and was looked up by Russia's Danil Karpov,

Danil Karpov: A♦ 5♦

Ziwen Liu: 3♠ 3♥

The dealer gave a flop of 8♠ A♣ 3♣

Karpov hit top pair, but Liu made a set to maintain his advantage. The runout of T♥ 2♥ kept Liu safe, giving him an instant double on the very first hand.

Player	Chips
DK Danil KarpovRussia	133,700(96 BB)
ZL Ziwen LiuChina	32,500(23 BB)

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 2:20:50 AM

Kamolchatniti Picks Up Chips Early

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

Runchida Kamolchatniti made it 3,000 to play from UTG+1 only to face a three-bet from Han Shao in the next seat. Action folded back around to Kamolchatniti who made the call.

The dealer peeled off the flop of 6♥ 2♦ A♥ and Kamolchatniti check called Shao's 7,000 continuation bet.

The action went check check on the 4♥ turn as it did on the J♦ river. Kamolchatniti tabled K♥ K♦ for second pair and was shipped the pot when Shao mucked his cards.

Player	Chips
HS Han ShaoChina	115,000(82 BB)
RK Runchida KamolchatnitiThailand	75,000(54 BB)

Level 11: 700 / 1,400 ante: 1,400

60 minutes

Remaining Players: 563/1560

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 2:17:34 AM

Shuffle Up And Deal!

The electricity is buzzing at the floor of the Les A Casino with Day 2 of the APT Jeju Classic Main Event on its way.

The floor has announced "Shuffle Up and Deal!" and we're on our way. The 475 survivors from the four starting flights are in and are being joined by a lot of last minute registrants, hoping to spin their starting stacks to something worthy of a Day 3 seat.

Stay here for all the live reporting and updates!

SMPSMP

2/4/2026, 12:14:27 AM

Stacked Field of 475 Competitors Return For Day 2 Of APT Jeju Classic 2026 Main Event , Yongqiang Tian Opens As Chip Leader

Day 2 of the APT Jeju Classic Main Event continues today with 475 survivors from the combined four starting flights taking their seats for another round of poker action. There were a total of 1,492 entries so far - including the 255 OnLive Natural8 entries - that improved the total prize pool to KRW KRW 2,964,902,400 ( ~USD 2 million) to eclipse the original KRW 2.2 billion guarantee.

Ten levels have been played so far with action resuming at Level 11 and late registration open before the start of Level 12, giving an opportunity for the prize pool figures to climb even higher. Furthermore, if the late registrants reach the magic number of 202, then this Main Event will officially become the biggest Main Event field held by the tour on Korean soil.

Yongqian Tian

Entering Day 2 as the overall chip leader is Yongqiang Tian of China, who brings a bag of 524,400 chips earned during his stint in Flight A. Two of his fellow countrymen share the top three spots with Xiao Liu carrying 402,800 chips from Flight A and Tianhao Zheng taking 367,000 to his seat after topping Flight B. Flight D chip leader Yasuhiro Yamamoto of Japan enters Day 2 with the fourth largest stack at 331,000. Flight C chip leader Junh Young Ki of South Africa comes in with a sixth-ranked stack of 302,000.

Joseph Cheong

Some notable APT names also with a Day 2 seat include the likes former High Roller - Last Chance winner James Mendoza from the Philippines with a stack of 192,600, two-time APT winner Chien Chih Weng of Taiwan with 161,100, three-time APT winner and 2025 GPT Japan Player of the Year Jun Obara with 130,000, two-time APT Main Event winner Lester Edoc of the Philippines with 128,000, Mini Main Event Championship winner and Natural8 Ambassador Nevan Chang of Taiwan and APT all-time money list leader Joseph Cheong of the USA with 113,400.

Some formidable players with five-figure stacks include four-time APT winner Ryan Plant of Ireland with 93,600, three-time APT winners Kiwanont Sukhum of Thailand with 94,200 and Yue Sun of China with 82,700, APT Super High Roller winner William Teoh of Malaysia with 57,600, and former APT Main Event winner Rene von Reden with 35,600.

And there are still many more APT winners and title holders in the field.

Tony Ren Lin during APT Jeju Classic 2026 Super High Roller

Of course, the big headliner this series is China's Tony Ren Lin who just claimed two major APT trophies this series by winning the APT Super High Roller and the APT Superstar Challenge. Lin enters Day 2 with 96,300 chips and can create even more history with a Main Event win.

These are the top ten chip counts entering Day 2:

Player	Chips
YT Yongqiang TianChina	524,400
XL Xiao LiuChina	402,800
TZ Tianhao ZhengChina	367,000
YY Yasuhiro YamamotoJapan	331,000
XC Xiongfeng ChenChina	316,900
JK Junhyoung KiSouth Korea	302,000
CH Chi Ho YeungHong Kong	300,900
YL Yiming LiChina	298,900
WL William LiCanada	292,500
KM Kyung Min LeeUnited States of America	282,400

CLICK HERE for the complete chip counts and seat draw for Day 2.

Also, the top three places of the Main Event will be awarded a seat to the APT Championship Main Event in Taipei City, Taiwan, to be held later this year.

Cards will be in the air at 11AM local time. All the Main Event live reports and updates will be available here, so please stay tuned.

Day 2 will play down to ITM, which will still be determined following the close of late registration. Complete payouts will also be available at the end of late registration.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:25:50 PM

Player	Chips	Table	Seat
HS Han ShaoChina	81,400	1	1
ZL Zhexu LiuChina	83,700	1	2
TT Tomohiro TamanoJapan	57,500	1	3
CL Chencheng Luo	152,200	1	4
VA Voraphot AriyawongmaneeThailand	99,600	1	5
MF Maogen FuChina	36,300	1	6
JZ Jiajie ZhouChina	49,200	1	7
RK Runchida KamolchatnitiThailand	75,100	1	8
YN Yamato NakaiJapan	46,700	2	1
ZH Zhi Hang ZhouChina	48,800	2	2
CX Chunnuan XuChina	25,300	2	3
ZY Zhifan YeChina	156,800	2	4
ZY Zhi Yuan Meng	40,800	2	5
WF Wang Feng LinCanada	135,400	2	6
AA Alfie AdamUnited Kingdom	28,100	2	7
XC Xin ChenChina	43,300	2	8
DY David Yu Chen Lee	62,400	3	1
YL Ying LiChina	132,500	3	2
CX Chenxu XuChina	111,300	3	3
SM Shunsuke MitsugiJapan	102,100	3	4
GJ Guodong Jiang	145,600	3	5
XW Xuesong WuChina	105,000	3	6
JY Jen Yue ChiangUnited States of America	81,400	3	7
CL Chang LiuChina	98,700	3	8
YF Yao FangChina	244,000	4	1
TC Tianpei Chen	73,100	4	2
PQ Peng QinTaiwan	122,700	4	3
QH Quang Huy NguyenViet Nam	153,800	4	4
MT Maruo TasukuJapan	59,700	4	5
YF Yingkun FanChina	30,600	4	6
RM Renji MaoChina	36,100	4	7
PL Preedee LosoponkulThailand	167,400	4	8
JW Jie WangChina	186,500	5	1
AE Aleksei Efimov	36,000	5	2
JY Jie YuChina	63,300	5	3
AH Andrew HanAustralia	109,900	5	4
RK Robert KissUnited States of America	130,500	5	5
CN Chi Ngong TangHong Kong	37,900	5	6
KE Khangai Enkhbold	146,100	5	7
CJ Chi Jen ChenTaiwan	129,300	5	8
EW Erman WangCanada	40,000	6	1
VT Vanna TeaUnited States of America	61,500	6	2
PY Peng YangChina	88,600	6	3
NR Natalia RozovaNew Zealand	143,700	6	4
CZ Chi ZhangChina	164,500	6	5
AV Andres VasquezColombia	71,400	6	6
YL Yan LiChina	160,400	6	7
BZ Bin ZhaoChina	53,700	6	8
ZL Zhentao LongChina	115,400	7	1
KC Kwok Chun YipHong Kong	20,100	7	2
ZZ Zhiying ZhouChina	56,100	7	3
XY Xiaotong YuChina	55,100	7	4
CT Christian Tabac	183,400	7	5
MB Myagmardorj BatsukhMongolia	105,800	7	6
YY Yang Yang 2China	32,900	7	7
XL Xavier Lyu	78,900	7	8
YP Yuefeng PanChina	179,500	8	1
YH Yaoyu HeChina	75,900	8	2
YH Yu HeTaiwan	42,600	8	3
MH Man Ho YuenHong Kong	21,500	8	4
KL Kai LiuTaiwan	218,400	8	5
KW Kaiwen WeiUnited States of America	219,100	8	6
XL Xixiang LuoChina	45,100	8	7
LZ Lei ZhangChina	76,100	8	8
HZ Hao Zhe Zhang	17,700	9	1
HW Haozhao WangChina	92,400	9	2
SD Sandipan DasIndia	154,200	9	3
CW Chengshan WuChina	78,200	9	4
YZ Yuxiang ZhaoChina	218,000	9	5
GC Gailiang ChenChina	53,000	9	6
BY Bin YuanChina	48,600	9	7
MH Mingxuan He	47,800	9	8
FX Feng Xiang Hu	111,100	10	1
YL Yin LiuChina	128,300	10	2
WC Wai Ching ChiangHong Kong	152,400	10	3
HS Hanyu ShaoChina	45,500	10	4
TM Toshio MitsuokaJapan	58,000	10	5
TR Tony Ren LinChina	96,300	10	6
HI Hyuma Igarashi	145,000	10	7
XL Xinze LiChina	47,100	10	8
MY Makoto YoshidaJapan	46,100	11	1
HF Haizhi FanChina	22,400	11	2
JM James MendozaPhilippines	192,600	11	3
HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	118,600	11	4
JW Jing WangUnited Kingdom	75,000	11	5
AL Anthony LewisUnited States of America	40,700	11	6
WX Wenbin XuChina	91,000	11	7
SM Shojiro MoritaJapan	138,400	11	8
CX Cheng Xu HuChina	232,800	12	1
LG Liqiang GaoChina	140,600	12	2
YZ Yu ZhouChina	165,000	12	3
YC Yuxiang CaiChina	55,600	12	4
SL Song LiChina	137,900	12	5
YY Yunchao YuChina	25,300	12	6
SZ Shenglai ZhangHong Kong	99,700	12	7
NZ Nicholas Zeyuan WangUnited States of America	134,500	12	8
TS Tsurumi ShunJapan	26,800	13	1
SK Shinichiro KanoJapan	196,800	13	2
CL Chongwei LiaoSingapore	121,800	13	3
SD Sita DivariThailand	36,600	13	4
YS Ying SongChina	103,600	13	5
JS Jianfeng SunChina	127,200	13	6
MT Mengshi TianChina	104,000	13	7
HZ Hao ZhuChina	27,000	14	1
TM Takemi MunakataJapan	167,000	14	2
PD Peng DengChina	102,800	14	3
CC Chien Chih WengTaiwan	161,100	14	4
CW Can WuChina	59,400	14	5
ZS Zongjin SuiChina	69,600	14	6
TY Ting Yi TsaiTaiwan	29,500	14	7
WC Wenwen ChenChina	111,000	15	1
XL Xuancheng LiChina	197,100	15	2
KT Kohei TakamiJapan	211,400	15	3
HZ Hao ZhangChina	101,900	15	4
YC Yingjie ChenChina	127,100	15	6
HS Hyung Soo LimSouth Korea	93,000	15	7
CC Cheng ChengChina	104,400	15	8
YH Yu Han SuTaiwan	95,000	16	1
JZ Jia ZhuTaiwan	57,900	16	2
SE Stefan Eduard Florin	30,200	16	3
ZY Zu You WangChina	192,500	16	4
CZ Congya ZhangChina	56,600	16	5
CH Cheng HuangChina	168,800	16	7
AL Alexander LyanRussia	129,000	16	8
XL Xiao LiuChina	402,800	17	1
GW Gang WangChina	89,500	17	2
YC Yixian ChenChina	177,100	17	3
BB Bayarkhuu BatbayarMongolia	49,700	17	5
SS Shintaro SatoJapan	224,300	17	6
HW Hao WuViet Nam	45,500	17	7
JO Jun ObaraJapan	130,000	17	8
TM Tung Man TamViet Nam	101,100	18	1
SY Siwei YangHong Kong	21,900	18	2
KM Kyung Min LeeUnited States of America	282,400	18	3
TL Tung Lam Cao	48,000	18	4
HZ Hong ZhuChina	77,400	18	5
HL Hon Leung IpHong Kong	52,300	18	6
JC Jose ColadaPhilippines	43,300	18	7
HW Hao WangTaiwan	16,900	19	1
XL Xiang Li 2China	78,100	19	2
KM Ka Ming TsangHong Kong	98,800	19	3
TW Tinlok Wong	54,700	19	4
TC Tingjia CaoChina	80,200	19	6
HH Haogen HuangChina	132,600	19	7
JH John HunterUnited States of America	17,200	19	8
LZ Lante ZhangChina	98,100	20	2
DZ Dajie ZhuoChina	160,000	20	3
YH Ye HuChina	108,000	20	4
XZ Xiaoyi ZhuChina	58,100	20	5
JY Julian Yunbin Yoo	120,800	20	6
QC Qiunan Chen	27,400	20	7
HR Hao Ran FengChina	95,800	20	8
YW Yanfeng WangChina	79,100	21	1
DG Dimitrios GkatzasGreece	80,200	21	2
WN Wei Ning Li	60,400	21	3
WC Weijue CaiChina	23,300	21	4
DH Dong HouChina	45,400	21	5
JZ Jayden ZalacAustralia	77,800	21	6
GW Guancheng WuChina	72,300	21	7
QL Qing LiuChina	87,000	22	1
JY Jiani YangChina	20,900	22	2
DK Dmitrll Kravchenko	78,600	22	3
XP Xu PanChina	112,100	22	4
WQ Wang QianChina	98,400	22	5
QX Qiang XuChina	106,400	22	6
LH Lifu HuangChina	57,600	22	7
TK Tomokatsu KumanoJapan	71,700	23	1
YZ Yuankai ZhangChina	114,500	23	2
RM Ryo MoriwakiJapan	129,600	23	3
QF Quanzhen FangChina	114,500	23	4
HQ Haisheng QiuChina	51,200	23	5
HF Haidi FengChina	116,700	23	6
JS Jing SunChina	29,100	23	7
SL Shaoshuai LiChina	70,600	24	1
MK Masaya KodamaJapan	166,000	24	2
LP Liangqiang PangChina	151,500	24	3
YC Yu ChangTaiwan	61,100	24	4
TL Tong LiChina	156,100	24	5
DY Dong YanCanada	49,400	24	6
KW Kuen Wai TangHong Kong	96,100	24	7
HW Haonan WuChina	35,000	25	1
HY Hongwei YangChina	208,000	25	2
NY Na YeChina	79,500	25	3
NH Ngoc Ha NguyenViet Nam	40,000	25	4
BX Bowen XueChina	135,500	25	5
BU Batmunkh UnubukhMongolia	66,100	25	6
SZ Shaohua Zhang	129,500	25	7
JH Junjie HeChina	83,500	26	1
YZ You ZengChina	128,700	26	2
ZW Zhuorui WuChina	28,500	26	3
MC Matthew ChanSingapore	78,900	26	4
RP Ryan PlantUnited Kingdom	93,600	26	5
LW Ludong WangChina	41,000	26	6
YZ Yin ZhangChina	228,600	26	7
MC Mingcong ChenChina	64,300	27	1
JY Jie YeChina	36,500	27	2
YW Yucheng WangChina	47,900	27	4
DT Daisuke TaketomiJapan	29,900	27	5
LL Lijia LiuChina	130,900	27	6
QP Qi PanChina	175,500	27	7
HD Hongzhi DongChina	51,500	27	8
KH Ka Ho Ip	53,000	28	1
KW Koichiro Wakatsuki	36,700	28	2
JL Junqiang LyuChina	82,900	28	3
XC Xiao Chun GuChina	28,000	28	4
HM Haohui MaChina	101,400	28	5
FM Farhad MohajeraniAustralia	178,100	28	7
WT William TeohMalaysia	57,600	28	8
WJ Wen Jie SunChina	65,300	29	1
JJ Jialu Jiang	53,600	29	2
BC Bo ChenTaiwan	41,500	29	3
YC Yi Chang HoTaiwan	145,300	29	4
LZ Ledong ZhouChina	41,300	29	5
ZL Zhou LinChina	125,000	29	6
SF Sho FujikiJapan	191,400	29	7
JW Jiaxin Wang	107,200	30	1
MQ Miaoxin QianChina	44,200	30	2
EK Eugene KimSouth Korea	52,500	30	3
SN Shiori Nara	118,500	30	4
PD Peter DaNorway	136,500	30	5
AN Arita NaohiroJapan	97,000	30	6
RC Rushen ChenChina	119,100	30	7
PK Peter KiemUnited States of America	151,800	31	1
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	113,400	31	2
SP Sishu PengChina	146,100	31	3
HR Haoran RongChina	42,100	31	4
YL Yin LiUnited States of America	57,000	31	6
SU Sergei UdachinRussia	186,700	31	7
WG Weidong GuoChina	91,000	31	8
HT Hidenari TomitaJapan	91,000	32	1
KI Kyohei IkedaJapan	74,100	32	2
HK Hirokazu KobayashiJapan	68,700	32	3
YL Yuhan LiuChina	53,100	32	4
LT Lili TangChina	33,200	32	5
AK Akihiro KawaguchiJapan	46,400	32	6
QL Qi LiChina	76,300	32	7
ES Emika SendaJapan	34,700	33	1
MS Masataka SetoguchiJapan	30,200	33	2
DK Daniil KhvanUzbekistan	245,300	33	3
WL Weihong LiuChina	86,500	33	4
TW Tianyu WangChina	19,100	33	5
HY Hisashi YamanouchiJapan	58,300	33	7
YZ Yihao Zhao	65,600	33	8
JY Jongwon YoonSouth Korea	256,600	34	1
VO Vishal OjhaIndia	145,900	34	2
OB Ouyang Bo	71,000	34	3
HB Hoang Bach NguyenViet Nam	57,300	34	4
HS Hao Shan HuangTaiwan	81,300	34	5
AT Ai TsuchiyaJapan	16,800	34	6
WD Wen Di Zhong	117,400	34	7
NS Nobuaki SasakiJapan	68,500	35	1
WH Wei HongChina	73,100	35	2
OK Ogawa KoichiroJapan	113,800	35	3
SH Saki HayashiJapan	136,200	35	5
YZ Yu ZhangChina	107,200	35	6
YB Yunpeng BaiChina	141,100	35	7
XL Xinjing LiChina	126,600	35	8
AT Akira TakasugiJapan	92,300	36	1
YL Yun Long JinChina	248,000	36	2
YN Yizhou NieChina	81,200	36	3
YF Yong Fatt LeeSingapore	54,100	36	4
HY Hideyuki YoshiokaJapan	101,500	36	5
KT Katsunori TakeuchiJapan	150,400	36	6
PT Pasith Teeka UttamakornThailand	149,500	36	7
CN Chao Nie	162,600	37	1
YL Yiming LiChina	298,900	37	2
YT Yongqiang TianChina	524,400	37	3
SL Shuo LiChina	238,400	37	4
SY Sugai YusukeJapan	131,200	37	5
IB Iulian BlebeaRomania	86,300	37	6
HK Hayato KitajimaJapan	120,600	37	7
NK Nao KimuraJapan	66,500	40	1
CY Chun Yin LauHong Kong	153,600	40	3
WX Wenxuan XieUnited Kingdom	40,400	40	4
WC Weimin Chen	188,800	40	5
AP Alexandru PapazianRomania	122,400	40	6
BL Bin LiChina	201,400	40	7
TL Tao LiChina	124,700	40	8
JN Junichi NakagiriJapan	78,900	41	1
XL Xiang LiuTaiwan	43,000	41	2
WL Wendong LyuChina	65,700	41	3
XJ Xuanyu JinChina	180,700	41	5
YS Yuan Shu ZhouChina	176,700	41	6
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	128,000	41	7
CW Chuan WangChina	190,600	41	8
JZ Jing Zhi HuangChina	24,400	42	1
JP Junneyoung Park	136,100	42	2
LA Loy AbdoAustralia	61,800	42	3
KF Ka Fai WongHong Kong	112,800	42	4
XL Xiaohu LiuChina	147,600	42	5
MS Maxim SorokinRussia	34,500	42	6
XH Xinchen HeChina	67,000	42	7
YR Yicheng RenChina	126,600	43	1
KI Kohei IkedaJapan	128,800	43	2
DT Dieu Tu DinhViet Nam	122,800	43	3
YC Yifan CaoChina	53,600	43	4
SY Shuo YangChina	80,300	43	5
RP Runch PornraksamaneeThailand	49,700	43	6
HZ Heli Zhang	74,300	43	7
YM Yuta MorikawaJapan	94,900	44	1
YL Yi LuChina	152,500	44	2
YO Yuki OzakiJapan	37,500	44	3
YB Yuriy BilousUkraine	114,300	44	4
SK Shuma KimuraUnited States of America	148,200	44	5
KX Kunlei XieChina	115,800	44	6
ZW Zhouyi WangChina	79,000	44	7
LS Lingfeng SunChina	275,900	45	1
HL Haoting LiuChina	72,600	45	2
ZL Zhou LuChina	265,200	45	3
WN Wei NiChina	146,000	45	4
KY Kozo YamadaJapan	93,400	45	5
YQ Yuan QinChina	45,000	45	6
AG Andrey GolikovRussia	150,800	45	7
MO Motoyoshi OkamuraJapan	70,500	46	1
LL Linda Lahdenpaa	30,200	46	2
SQ Shuang QiuChina	124,700	46	3
QG Qi GaoChina	31,800	46	4
NQ Nang Quang NguyenViet Nam	180,800	46	5
SZ Shoumin ZhangChina	130,300	46	6
JZ Jiaming ZhaoChina	126,000	46	7
KC Ka Chun KanHong Kong	75,200	47	1
HK Huashu Ke	51,800	47	2
ZS Zhaoqing SunChina	137,500	47	3
XL Xiang LiChina	106,600	47	4
DL Dong LiChina	127,000	47	5
CC Chuanshu ChenChina	171,800	47	6
TW Ting Wei LiTaiwan	211,200	47	7
LC Long ChenChina	60,000	48	1
CN Coralie Nauder RenaudBelgium	62,800	48	2
FL Fankai LiChina	168,900	48	3
YZ Yong ZhaoChina	85,900	48	4
WH Wei Hang ChenChina	18,900	48	5
QD Quang Dinh DoViet Nam	214,200	48	6
XC Xiongfeng ChenChina	316,900	48	7
YS Yue SunChina	82,700	49	1
TE Truong Enrico Nguyen	64,100	49	2
TZ Tianhao ZhengChina	367,000	49	3
CW Chih Wei FanTaiwan	106,700	49	4
TW Thanaphat WoraruethaiThailand	65,100	49	5
YP Yi Pai Zhou	217,700	49	6
AN Akshay NasaIndia	128,000	49	7
LZ Luo ZhangChina	107,600	50	1
ZZ Ziwei ZhaoChina	93,700	50	2
ZW Zhiyi WangChina	76,300	50	3
BH Byung Hoon YuUnited States of America	80,700	50	4
EX Erdun XuChina	150,000	50	6
YC Yita ChoongAustralia	277,000	50	7
PZ Peng ZhouChina	186,300	50	8
ZL Ziwen LiuChina	15,200	51	1
HY Haibo YangChina	62,700	51	2
ML Mengqing LouChina	62,700	51	3
GW Guoliang WeiChina	44,200	51	4
RM Ryo MatsuuraJapan	50,300	51	5
DK Danil KarpovRussia	148,000	51	6
MF Michael FooNew Zealand	152,300	51	7
KG Kongming Guo	121,400	52	1
PH Pak Hei Kevin LauHong Kong	139,000	52	2
YY Yasuhiro YamamotoJapan	331,000	52	3
YZ Yuhao ZhangChina	100,400	52	4
CL Chun Lung WongHong Kong	21,200	52	5
AV Artem VezhenkovRussia	111,300	52	6
ZL Zhongxian LiChina	123,700	52	7
TP Thomas PearnUnited Kingdom	47,400	53	1
ZZ Zhili ZhouChina	65,500	53	2
RA Rene Alexander Von RedenGermany	35,600	53	4
CH Chen Hao	135,100	53	5
QC Quan Cui	84,700	53	6
JH Junyu HuangChina	37,000	53	7
KD Kanwen DuChina	189,500	53	8
HY Huan Yu ChenTaiwan	48,300	54	1
AN Aleksi Novoselov	88,500	54	2
JZ Jin Ze Zhang	47,600	54	3
SL Shu LiuChina	52,100	54	4
MC Manh Cuong LeViet Nam	186,000	54	5
AZ Alex Zhi Peng Liaw	84,200	54	6
KO Kei OkudaJapan	58,900	54	7
ZW Zhuzhai WangChina	106,200	55	1
MW Meng WuTaiwan	122,600	55	2
CY Ching Yu TsaiTaiwan	75,900	55	3
JZ Jinyu ZhouChina	102,000	55	4
KS Kiwanont SukhumThailand	94,200	55	5
MF Michael FanUnited States of America	107,300	55	6
WH Wei Hao TanSingapore	123,100	55	7
WP Weiping PangChina	90,400	56	2
XY Xiaotian YangChina	37,400	56	3
ZZ Zicong ZhongChina	90,600	56	4
TH Tian Hui SunChina	27,800	56	5
FZ Fangzhou ZhuChina	54,300	56	6
XZ Xiao ZhangChina	131,700	56	7
JK Junhyoung KiSouth Korea	302,000	56	8
SW Shengyong WangChina	111,300	57	1
CW Chia Wei Chen	51,000	57	2
LR Lin Rui JiChina	39,500	57	4
KW Kuo Wei KaoTaiwan	175,600	57	5
BW Bo Wei LinTaiwan	39,700	57	6
SY Siwei YuChina	104,800	57	7
QD Qun DangChina	113,000	57	8
WL William LiCanada	292,500	60	1
KS Kai ShenChina	129,000	60	2
TH Tomoki HatanoJapan	11,200	60	3
JL Jiachao Lu	181,500	60	4
NT Nagano Takahiro	83,700	60	5
MZ Mingjie ZhangChina	109,500	60	6
BS Boon Seng AngSingapore	99,800	60	7
HW Hajime WatanabeJapan	32,400	61	1
HE Hakamada EisukeJapan	154,200	61	2
JH Jiaqi HeChina	68,700	61	3
PD Ping DongChina	148,600	61	4
ZL Zhongyao LiChina	42,700	61	5
JK Junkai Kui	83,200	61	7
YW Yongbin WangChina	232,000	61	8
XH Xin Hong LiChina	56,700	62	1
CS Chun Shing Li	108,700	62	2
MM Masayuki MurataJapan	60,000	62	3
XZ Xugang ZhangChina	67,800	62	4
SB Shun Bo YuTaiwan	207,400	62	5
JK Jonathan KimUnited States of America	98,200	62	6
YL Yayun LiuChina	82,100	62	7
NC Nevan ChangTaiwan	115,400	63	1
CS Chun San Andrew LeeHong Kong	103,800	63	2
HY Haoran YangChina	166,800	63	3
SO Selim OulmekkiFrance	41,600	63	4
YA Yusuke ArimaJapan	59,800	63	5
MY Miura YoshikiJapan	93,800	63	6
WZ Wei ZhuChina	138,700	63	7
CY Chen Yun LinChina	75,100	64	1
TQ Trung Quan NguyenViet Nam	258,000	64	2
SC Siyou CaoChina	60,300	64	3
SR Supanat RojsukthavornThailand	24,100	64	4
LS Liang Sheng LeeTaiwan	82,800	64	5
MD Meng Dian PengChina	146,200	64	6
SC Shan ChenChina	77,000	64	7
FL Fung LinChina	91,300	65	1
TA Trinh Anh TuanViet Nam	53,700	65	2
SE Shung Er SuaMalaysia	142,100	65	3
QT Quang Trinh DoViet Nam	257,000	65	4
JS Jungan Shi	142,700	65	5
HC Hao Chen 1China	38,200	65	6
CH Chi Ho YeungHong Kong	300,900	65	7
YZ Yifeng ZhangAustralia	145,200	66	1
YF Yujiro FukushimaJapan	29,200	66	2
VH Van Hien DangViet Nam	246,700	66	3
WQ Weiting Qi	155,100	66	4
YN Yashiro NaokiJapan	58,300	66	5
JA Jakkapong ApirattanachotThailand	169,500	66	6
CT Chong Teck GohSingapore	46,400	66	8
TL Thanh Luong DangViet Nam	212,300	67	1
JN Jianyi NiChina	56,200	67	2
CD Chi Dung TranViet Nam	73,000	67	3
QJ Quan JinChina	58,000	67	4
SZ Shiqi ZongUnited States of America	69,600	67	5
HY Hong Yu YangChina	36,500	67	6
FM Fen MaiHong Kong	95,300	67	7
SS Shaojun ShenChina	43,400	68	1
BJ Bo JinChina	141,300	68	2
KP Kai Peng	157,400	68	3
PL Po Lam LunHong Kong	197,000	68	4
KW Kaifan WangUnited States of America	77,100	68	5
TT Taimin TianChina	82,300	68	7
YL Yuhang LiuAustralia	57,100	68	8
QZ Quanyu ZengChina	121,100	69	1
HM Hayato MinekawaJapan	91,800	69	2
SY Shibo YinChina	90,600	69	4
ZZ Zhuoqun Zhang	78,100	69	5
YM Yosuke MikiJapan	67,400	69	6
CT Chao TangChina	25,200	69	7
JP Jian Ping CaiChina	128,800	69	8
HZ Hu ZhengChina	60,900	70	1
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	56,300	70	2
BS Bei ShiChina	152,300	70	3
MS Martin SedlakGermany	115,900	70	4
YS Yuzhi Shen	86,900	70	5
SB Shuang BaoChina	80,700	70	6
JD Jiaofang DuanChina	60,900	70	8