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LES A Casino

South Korea, Jeju

APT Jeju Classic 2026

2026.01.30 - 2026.02.08 Add to Calendar

Asian Poker Tour

Updates Chip Counts Info

Blind level

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Entries

1/49

Total Chips

12,250,000

Average

12,250,000

LIVE UPDATES BY APT

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 3:31:42 PM

Ren Lin Completes Jeju Double with KRW 465M (~USD 323K) Superstar Challenge Win

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Ren Lin

Sometimes momentum is real, and sometimes it’s just noise. Over the past few days in Jeju, Ren Lin has made it impossible to tell the difference.

Fresh off his APT Super High Roller victory, Lin returned to LES A Casino and closed out the KRW 35,000,000 Superstar Challenge to complete a rare back-to-back run at the APT Jeju Classic 2026. The win earned him KRW 465,270,000 (~USD 323,100), the Black Stealth Lion, and further cemented one of the strongest starts to a season seen on the Asian Poker Tour.

The tournament drew 49 entries (39 unique) and generated a KRW 1,609,950,000 (~USD 1,118,020) prize pool, with nine spots paid and a final table packed with proven APT winners and high-stakes regulars. Lin entered the final day among the leaders and never lost control once the pressure peaked.

When the final chips were counted, Lin stood alone at the top after defeating Quang Minh Nguyen heads up, adding another major title to a run that has already defined the early part of the 2026 season.

Superstar Challenge Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize (KRW)	Prize (USD)
1	TR Tony Ren LinChina	465,270,000	$323,100
2	QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	342,920,000	$328,140
3	FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	229,420,000	$159,320
4	KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	173,070,000	$120,190
5	LE Lester EdocPhilippines	123,160,000	$85,530
6	PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	91,770,000	$63,730
7	JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	73,250,000	$50,870
8	HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	59,570,000	$41,370
9	RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	51,520,000	$35,780

Lin’s Reaction to the Second Title

(Quotes translated from Mandarin.)

A few minutes after securing his second trophy in Jeju, Lin reflected on the mindset that has carried him through a remarkable start to the year.

“Honestly, it’s hard to explain. This year feels kind of magical to me.

“Maybe it’s because a lot of bad things happened last year. But I’m the kind of person who gets stronger the more setbacks I face. So this year, I really wanted to prove to myself that I can play very well. When the pressure gets higher, I actually perform better and make bigger comebacks.

“So I’m grateful for everything that’s happened, and I believe I’ll keep getting better and better. Because opportunities like this are rare. Maybe they only come a few times in a lifetime.

So I really hope I can make it happen."

“When I came here, I even told them confidently that I was going to win two titles in Jeju this time. And now I’ve already won two.”

Ren Lin

Winning on the APT stage still holds special meaning.

“APT is the biggest tournament series in Asia, so being able to win two of the biggest events here in Asia makes me extremely happy and excited.

“I think the Golden Lion trophy is definitely the best in the world. Compared to that, this trophy might be a few levels lower. But after winning, honestly, whatever I hold in my hands feels like a diamond.”

Looking back on the final table, Lin pointed to one turning point that changed everything.

“Overall, today I think I played pretty steadily and solidly. The players at the table were tough to deal with too - all top Asian pros. It really felt like a back-and-forth battle.

“But later on, my luck got better. There was one key hand - my pocket Queens. I doubled up with QQ. After winning that pot, I felt like the tournament was basically mine.

“QQ has been incredibly lucky for me. I’m a huge Lady Gaga fan, so whenever I get QQ, it feels like I always win big pots.”

Ren Lin & Quang Minh Nguyen

Lin closed by thanking those around him and hinting that this run may not be over yet.

“I want to thank all my friends, my family, and all my fans. They’ve always supported me no matter what I went through. I want to repay them by achieving the best results and playing my best poker.

“Today, looking back, this year has started in a really magical way - four championships in four weeks.

“as for the Main Event, even though I really want to win that Golden Lion, maybe that’s a bit too greedy. So I’ll leave that lion for next year. Getting second place for Main Event is fine for now.

“I want to thank everyone who has supported me along the way - my friends and fans. Thank you for helping me become more disciplined and a better person.

“Especially my fans - recently I’ve had a lot of championship highlights and content. I believe you support me not just as an idol, but for who I am. And I promise to share all of my poker knowledge with you, 100% and unconditionally. I hope one day you’ll become even better players than me."

“I truly believe many people will surpass me in the future. Right now, I’m just very lucky. And if I have the time, I’ll try my best to attend every single APT stop.”

Final Day Action

Only sixteen players returned for the Final Day inside LES A Casino, and it didn't take long to lose a player as Chen Xiang Miao ran his ace-deuce into Eric Tsai's pocket jacks.

Artem Vezhenkov, John Juanda, and Tsai all hit the rail soon after, with the latter running his pocket tens into against pocket queens and coming off worst in a rollercoaster runout.

Natural 8 Ambassador Eric Tsai

Guoliang Wei and Weiran Pu also fell short of the money before Haruhiko Shinohara became the bubble boy. Shinohara was all-in for his short stack of less than three big blinds and in a three-way pot, his ace-five came out worst as Joseph Cheong rivered two pair to scoop the pot with king-ten.

Cheong was the first player to be at risk once the money bubble burst and the final table was in motion, but his ace-king held firm against the ace-queen of Lester Edoc. Nonetheless, it was Edoc that delivered the first knockout of the final table as his ace-jack proved to be too strong against the ace-four suited of Ryuta Nakai. A great run for the Japanese player, who cashed for KRW 51,520,000 (~$35,780), which he can add to his tally from finishing as the runner-up in the APT Super High Roller.

Ryuta Nakai

Huu Dung Nguyen quickly followed to the rail as he clashed with his countryman and runner-up Quang Minh Nguyen. Huu Dung had gotten his chips in good with a flush draw and queen-high on the flop, and even turned a queen to leave his Quang Minh with just three outs. However, the three-outer slammed down on the river, ending Huu Dung's run in eighth for KRW 59,570,000 (~$41,370)

Cheong was next to fall as his time as the short stack eventually ended. In a hand with Nguyen, Cheong three-bet shoved king-ten and was looked up by ace-jack. The board ran clean, and Cheong was out in seventh for a payday of KRW 73,250,000 (~$50,870).

Joseph Cheong

Fendy Kosasih then picked up aces and got the chips in preflop against Khoa Anh Ngo's ace-queen. Right after that, Ngo was involved again, but this time he had the better hand after the cards were turned on their backs. Paulius Plausinaitis shoved ace-queen from the small blind and was quickly looked up by Ngo's ace-king. No help arrived, leaving Plausinaitis out in sixth for KRW 91,770,000 (~$63,730).

Just after the break, Lin was sitting second in chips with Ngo at the top of the counts, but that quickly changed after a hand involving Nguyen and Edoc. Nguyen called a three-bet with pocket sixes and spiked a set on the flop against Edoc's pocket kings. The chips piled in on the turn, and Nguyen's set held and earned him the chip lead.

Shortly after, the pair faced off again, but this time proved to be the end for Edoc. Despite getting it good with ace-queen, Nguyen flopped a jack holding ace-jack to land the knockout blow to Edoc, leaving the Filipino pro out in fifth with an extra KRW 123,160,000 (~$85,530) in his back pocket.

Lester Edoc

It was then Lin's turn to take up the throne as he called a four-bet shove with pocket queens, and was up against the king-jack of Nguyen. A clean runout later, and Lin was in the driving seat with four players remaining.

More chips came Lin's way as he picked up ace-king and got the chips in preflop against Ngo's king-queen. Nothing changed on the runout, and Ngo had to settle for fourth and the KRW 173,070,000 (~$120,190) prize money.

Khoa Anh Ngo

Almost immediately after, Lin found ace-king against and was dominating the king-seven of short-stacked Kosasih. No seven appeared on the runout, leaving Kosasih out in third for a career-best score of KRW 229,420,000 (~$159,320).

Fendy Kosasih

When heads-up play began, Lin held almost a two-to-one chip lead over Nguyen, but that didn't last long. In the third hand of heads-up, Nguyen rivered a pair with queen-four and got a value bet paid off, giving him the chip lead.

Though, that didn't deter Lin as he battled back to regain the lead before a huge hand played out. Lin had rivered a straight holding queen-jack and raised the river bet of Nguyen. After some deliberation, Nguyen called and quickly mucked when he saw that he was behind, which left him with around ten big blinds.

Quang Minh Nguyen

In the final hand of the night, Lin shoved ten-five and Nguyen called holding king-three. Lin flopped a five and rivered two pair, sending Nguyen out in second for a payday of KRW 342,920,000 (~$238,140).

Another spectacular performance from Lin, who landed the top prize of KRW 465,270,000 (~$323,100) along with the elusive Black Stealth Lion. Not only that, a seat to the APT Championship was awarded, but because Lin already has one, he will get tournament credits of equivalent value to spend at the APT Championship in November.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:54:10 AM

Ren Lin Wins Superstar Challenge for KRW 465,270,000 (~$323,100)

Ren Lin

Ren Lin is a superstar!

After winning the APT Super High Roller just a few days ago, he has now taken down the Superstar Challenge for KRW 465,270,000 (~$323,100)!

Stay tuned for a recap of the day's action to see just how he did it.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:52:48 AM

Quang Minh Nguyen Eliminated in 2nd Place for KRW 342,920,000 (~$238,140)

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Quang Ming Nguyen

Ren Lin shoved the button and Quang Minh Nguyen called for his stack of around 700,000.

Quang Minh Nguyen: K♦ 3♦

Ren Lin: T♠ 5♥

There was a lot of noise for Lin as a huge rail had formed to watch the runout. Cries of "Ten" and "Five" were everywhere, and that changed to a lot of "Holds" as the 5♠ 6♦ 4♥ flop gave Lin middle pair.

Nguyen did have a lot of outs with his overcard and straight draw, and more arrived as the 8♦ turn added a flush draw.

Nevertheless, it was a case of 'too many outs' for Nguyen as the T♣ river left him out in second.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	12,200,000(102 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:51:42 AM

Nguyen Tries to Bluff Lin

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Quang Minh Nguyen limped the button and Ren Lin checked his option.

It was checked to the river on the 7♣ J♦ 2♣ 5♥ T♣ board, where Lin bet 275,000. Nguyen then raised to 600,000, and Lin called.

Nguyen then rechecked his cards and sent them into the muck, allowing Lin to take the pot without revealing his cards.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	11,400,000(95 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	800,000(7 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:29:42 AM

Lin on the Brink

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

On a board of J♠ K♥ T♦ 4♣ , there was a big bet on the turn from Quang Minh Nguyen, which Lin called.

An A♠ hit the river and Nguyen bet again, this time for 850,000. Lin then raised to 2,500,000, and after burning through a few time banks, Nguyen called.

Lin fist-bumped before he even revealed his Q♥ J♥ for a straight, which meant Nguyen was left with around 1,200,000.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	11,000,000(92 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,200,000(10 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:28:15 AM

Lin Back on Top

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

Ren Lin

Quang Minh Nguyen limped in from the button and Ren Lin checked his option.

The flop came 3♣ 2♥ K♥ and Lin check-called a bet of 150,000 from Nguyen to the 6♦ turn. Lin again went into check-call mode when Nguyen bet 250,000.

An A♣ on the river saw both players check, and Lin's K♠ 4♠ for a pair of kings was best.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	7,100,000(59 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	5,100,000(43 BB)

Level 23: 60,000 / 120,000 ante: 120,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 2/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:26:38 AM

Nguyen Takes the Chip Lead

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Quang Minh Nguyen

Quang Minh Nguyen has taken the chip lead.

Nguyen limped in from the button and then called a raise from Ren Lin, who made it 350,000.

On the T♠ 2♥ 3♠ flop, Lin continued for 200,000 and Nguyen bumped it up to 550,000. Lin called.

The 3♥ turn checked through to the Q♦ river, where Lin checked. Nguyen then fired out 1,050,000, and after some thinking, Lin called.

Nguyen then tabled a rivered pair of queens with Q♠ 4♠, and Lin mucked.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	6,400,000(64 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	5,800,000(58 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:24:38 AM

Play Resumes; A Pot a Piece

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Play resumed and Ren Lin opened the button to 250,000. Quang Minh Nguyen called.

On the 6♦ 5♦ 9♠ flop, both checked to the 6♣ turn, where Nguyen bet 300,000. Lin called and both checked the 5♥ river, where Lin's ace-high was good with A♠ K♣ .

In the next hand, Nguyen limped the button and Lin checked his option.

Lin check-called all three streets on the T♠ 5♣ 4♣ T♦ 9♥ board for 150,000, 250,000, and 450,000, respectively.

Nguyen then revealed A♦ 5♠ for a pair of fives, and Lin mucked.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	7,600,000(76 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	4,600,000(46 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:23:41 AM

Short Break

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

There will be a short break while the two finalists prepare for heads-up play.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	7,900,000(79 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	4,300,000(43 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:22:01 AM

Fendy Kosasih Eliminated in 3rd Place for KRW 229,420,000 (~$159,320)

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Fendy Kosasih

Fendy Kosasih shoved the button for around 800,000 and Ren Lin quickly called from the big blind.

Fendy Kosasih: K♠ 7♣

Ren Lin: A♠ K♥

Lin had Big Slick once again, and took full advantage of it as the 3♥ 8♠ J♠ T♦ 4♠ runout meant Kosasih was out in third for a healthy KRW 229,420,000 (~$159,320).

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	7,900,000(79 BB)
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:19:48 AM

Khoa Anh Ngo Eliminated in 4th Place for KRW 173,070,000 (~$120,190)

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Khoa Anh Ngo

Khoa Anh Ngo had his stack of almost 1,600,000 in from the button and Ren Lin had put him at risk from the big blind.

Khoa Anh Ngo: K♠ Q♣

Ren Lin: A♠ K♥

It was a great chance for Lin to bring the field down to the final three, and the 5♣ T♠ 8♦ flop made that much more likely.

A K♦ on the turn paired both players, and the 6♠ river meant Ngo was out in fourth.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	7,500,000(75 BB)
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 10:18:07 AM

Lin Vaults Into the Chip Lead

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Ren Lin

Huge double-up for Ren Lin.

Quang Minh Nguyen raised the button to 200,000 and Ren Lin three-bet the small blind to 700,000. Nguyen four-bet ripped his stack, and Lin snap-called for his 2,905,000.

Ren Lin: Q♠ Q♥

Quang Minh Nguyen: K♠ J♣

Lin had his favorite hand, but didn't want to see it appear on the board after the 5♠ T♦ A♦ flop gave Nguyen a gutshot.

However, the 4♠ 7♦ runout changed nothing, and Lin doubled up to take the chip lead.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	6,000,000(60 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	3,300,000(33 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:40:01 AM

Lester Edoc Eliminated in 5th Place for KRW 123,160,000 (~$85,530)

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Lester Edoc

Lester Edoc was in the small blind and after some back and forth raising with Quang Ming Nguyen in the big blind, his stack of around 2,000,000 was at risk.

Lester Edoc: A♠ Q♣

Quang Minh Nguyen: A♦ J♣

Edoc was ahead, but not for long as the J♥ 9♣ 5♥ flop gave Nguyen a pair of jacks. A T♠ on the turn gave Edoc a lot more outs, but the 5♣ river was a brick, leaving him out in fifth.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	6,200,000(62 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	busted

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 5/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:38:23 AM

Lin Bets Out Edoc

Level 22: 50,000 / 100,000 ante: 100,000

Action has been quiet lately, but Ren Lin just took down a pot to boost his stack back to the 3,000,000 mark.

Lin raised the cutoff to 200,000 and Lester Edoc called in the big blind.

On the Q♠ 3♦ 9♠ flop, Edoc check-called a bet of 200,000 from Lin to the 4♠ turn, which checked through.

A K♦ on the river saw Edoc check and Lin fire out 750,000. Edoc folded.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	3,000,000(30 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,100,000(21 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:21:21 AM

Updated Chip Counts

Level 21: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Ren Lin

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	3,700,000(46 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	2,800,000(35 BB)
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	2,300,000(29 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	1,800,000(23 BB)
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	1,200,000(15 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:14:19 AM

Edoc Gets Value With Queens

Level 21: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Lester Edoc isn't going down without a fight.

Edoc raised from under the gun to 160,000 and Khoa Anh Ngo called in the big blind.

On the T♦ 6♣ A♥ flop, Ngo check-called a bet of 80,000 from Edoc to the 2♦ turn, where both checked.

A 6♠ fell on the river and after Ngo checked, Edoc bet 150,00. Ngo snap-called.

Edoc then revealed a pair of queens with Q♠ Q♦ , and Ngo mucked.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	2,300,000(29 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	1,200,000(15 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 9:00:38 AM

Edoc Stunned by Nguyen

Level 21: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Lester Edoc

Quang Minh Nguyen raised from under the gun to 160,000 and Lester Edoc three-bet the big blind to 500,000. Nguyen called.

They went to a flop of 9♣ Q♦ 6♣ , where Edoc continued for 400,000 and Nguyen called.

On the J♠ turn, Edoc shoved, and Nguyen snap-called for his stack of 1,260,000.

Quang Minh Nguyen: 6♥ 6♦

Lester Edoc: K♠ K♦

Nguyen had flopped a set and was well ahead of Edoc's kings, but did need to fade a few outs on the river. It was mission successful for Nguyen as the A♣ river changed nothing, earning him the chip lead.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	4,600,000(58 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	600,000(8 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:45:44 AM

Nguyen Flops Trips to Melt Ngo's Snowmen

Level 21: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

Quang Minh Nguyen

In the second hand back from the break, Khoa Anh Ngo raised to 160,000 from under the gun and Quang Minh Nguyen shoved the button for 920,000. Ngo called.

Quang Minh Nguyen: K♣ 2♦

Khoa Anh Ngo: 8♦ 8♣

Ngo was well ahead with his pocket eights and the favorite to bring the field down to the final four. However, the T♠ K♥ K♠ flop changed things as Nguyen flopped trips to take the lead.

No eights were in site on the 7♥ 9♠ runout, which meant Nguyen survived.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	3,200,000(40 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,000,000(25 BB)

Level 21: 40,000 / 80,000 ante: 80,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 5/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:31:54 AM

Ngo Scoops a Big Pot as Players Take a Break

Level 20: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Quang Minh Nguyen

Khoa Anh Ngo and Quang Minh Nguyen were playing out a pot deep into the break.

There were already around 1,000,000 chips in the pot on a board of A♦ 8♣ 2♥ Q♣ 8♦ when Nguyen checked from the big blind and Ngo bet 1,100,000 from the button.

After a while, Nguyen called and then mucked when he saw the A♣ K♠ of Ngo, who had top pair.

The remaining five players then went on a 15-minute break.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	4,100,000(68 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	2,500,000(42 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,500,000(42 BB)
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	2,400,000(40 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,000,000(17 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:17:35 AM

Paulius Plausinaitis Eliminated in 6th Place for KRW 91,770,000 (~$63,730)

Level 20: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Paulius Plausinaitis

Paulius Plausinaitis shoved the small blind for around 430,000 and Khoa Anh Ngo snap-called from the big blind.

Paulius Plausinaitis: A♣ Q♥

Khoa Anh Ngo: A♥ K♥

It didn't look good for Plausinaitis as he was dominated, and the 7♥ 3♠ J♥ flop put him in a worse spot as Ngo picked up a flush draw.

It was all over on the T♥ turn as Ngo made a flush, with the meaningless J♦ filling out the river.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	2,600,000(43 BB)
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 8:09:06 AM

Kosasih Finds Aces at the Perfect Time

Level 20: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Fendy Kosasih

Fendy Kosasih just picked up the bullets at the perfect time.

Kosasih raised the button to 150,000 and Khoa Anh Ngo shoved the big blind. Kosasih snap-called for his stack of 1,130,000.

Fendy Kosasih: A♠ A♣

Khoa Anh Ngo: A♥ Q♥

It was a dream spot for the Indonesian player, and the flop of 5♣ 7♠ K♠ all but locked it up for him. It was all over on the 8♦ turn, with the 6♠ river being just a formality.

Player	Chips
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	2,350,000(39 BB)
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	2,000,000(33 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:57:18 AM

Ngo and Nguyen Clash

Level 20: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

Quang Minh Nguyen

Ngo opened the button to 120,000 and Nguyen defended his big blind to the 6♦ A♣ 5♦ flop. Nguyen checked, Ngo bet 100,000, Nguyen raised to 325,000, Ngo three-bet to 750,000, and Nguyen called.

On the 2♠ turn, Nguyen checked and Ngo shoved around 1,400,000. Nguyen had around the same amount behind, but quickly laid his hand down.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	3,300,000(55 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,400,000(23 BB)

Level 20: 30,000 / 60,000 ante: 60,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 6/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:32:18 AM

Joseph Cheong Eliminated in 7th Place for KRW 73,250,000 (~$50,870)

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Joseph Cheong

Quang Minh Nguyen raised the cutoff to 100,000 and then called the shove of Joseph Cheong, who moved all in for 610,000 from the small blind.

Joseph Cheong: K♥ T♥

Quang Minh Nguyen: A♥ J♥

Cheong had live cards, but couldn't find any of them on the Q♦ 6♠ 2♣ 2♥ 8♣ board, which left him on the sidelines in seventh.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,900,000(58 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:28:13 AM

Ngo Gets a Full Double Through Kosasih

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Khoa Anh Ngo

Khoa Anh Ngo raised to 100,000 from under the gun and Fendy Kosasih three-bet to 250,000 from the small blind. Ngo called.

The flop came 7♥ 7♦ 2♥ and Kosasih continued for 200,000, which Ngo called to the T♣ turn. Kosasih checked this time, Ngo bet 350,000, Kosasih shoved, and Ngo called for his stack of 785,000 total.

Khoa Anh Ngo: A♥ T♥

Fendy Kosasih: 5♠ 5♥

Ngo was in a commanding position with top pair and a flush draw, with Kosasih needing to find one of the two remaining fives in the deck to secure the knockout.

That never happened as the J♣ dropped on the river, earning Ngo a stack and leaving Kosasih short.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	2,600,000(52 BB)
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	600,000(12 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 7:05:07 AM

Plausinaitis Sails to a Double-Up

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Paulius Plausinaitis made it 200,000 from the hijack and Khoa Anh Ngo three-bet the cutoff to 400,000. When it got back to Plausinaitis, he called leaving 20,000 behind.

On the 5♦ K♦ 2♣ flop, Plausinaitis check-called his last 20,000.

Paulius Plausinaitis: 4♠ 4♥

Khoa Anh Ngo: A♥ T♠

Plausinaitis was ahead, and the 9♥ 5♠ runout kept his pair of fours best, earning him a double-up.

Player	Chips
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	1,300,000(26 BB)
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	940,000(19 BB)

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 7/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:51:22 AM

Huu Dung Nguyen Eliminated in 8th Place for KRW 59,570,000 (~$41,370)

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Huu Dung Nguyen

Quang Minh Nguyen just spiked a brutal river to eliminate his countrymate.

Nguyen opened the cutoff to 80,000 and Huu Dung Nguyen called in the big blind.

On the K♠ 6♦ 6♠ flop, Huu Dung Nguyen led out for 40,000, then called the shove of his opponent for his remaining 250,000.

Huu Dung Nguyen: Q♠ 8♠

Quang Minh Nguyen: J♣ 9♦

Huu Dung Nguyen was in a dream spot with a flush draw and the higher cards, and the Q♣ turn all but locked it up for his as phe paired his queen.

Only an offsuit ten could spoil the party, and that's exactly what hit the river as the T♥ rolled off to complete Quang Minh Nguyen's straight.

Brutal for Huu Dung Nguyen, but he exits in eighth.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,500,000(63 BB)
HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:30:59 AM

Ryuta Nakai Eliminated in 9th Place for KRW 51,520,000 (~$35,780)

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Ryuta Nakai

Lester Edoc raised the cutoff and Ryuta Nakai shoved almost 1,000,000 from the small blind. After thinking it over, Edoc called.

Ryuta Nakai: A♣ 4♣

Lester Edoc: A♥ J♣

Nakai was in trouble of being the first player eliminated, and the T♦ 8♠ 7♥ flop didn't give him much to work with. Some chop outs appeared on the T♣ turn, but the T♥ river kept the kicker of Edoc in the lead, sending Nakai out in ninth.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	3,400,000(85 BB)
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:29:20 AM

Cheong Scores an Early Double

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Joseph Cheong

Joseph Cheong opened early position to 80,000 and Lester Edoc three-bet the button to 250,000. When it got back to Cheong, he shoved for his stack of 550,000. Edoc called.

Joseph Cheong: A♥ K♣

Lester Edoc: A♦ Q♠

Cheong was ahead, and his kicker played as the board ran out 2♣ 6♥ 9♦ 4♥ 2♥ , earning him a double-up.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,300,000(58 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	1,200,000(30 BB)

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 9/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:20:02 AM

Final Table Begins

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

The final table is underway with another level rollback to Level 18, which ensures a 30-big-blind average to start.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:16:05 AM

Final Table Chip Counts

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,880,000(58 BB)
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	2,135,000(43 BB)
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,020,000(40 BB)
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	1,500,000(30 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	1,185,000(24 BB)
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	1,055,000(21 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	550,000(11 BB)
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	545,000(11 BB)
HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	380,000(8 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:10:29 AM

Short Break Before Final Table

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

The remaining nine players are taking a brief break for photos before resuming play on the final table.

They will resume play with less than a minute remaining on Level 19.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 6:06:17 AM

Shinohara Bubbles Superstar Challenge

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Haruhiko Shinohara

Haruhiko Shinohara shoved for his last 135,000 from the hijack and was called by Joseph Cheong on the button and Lester Edoc in the big blind.

Both players checked on the 4♥ 3♦ K♥ flop and 6♥ turn, but Edoc led out for a 100,000 bet after the T♦ completed the board.

Cheong quickly called and Edoc turned over T♠ 4♣ for two pair, but Cheong revealed K♣ T♣ for a higher two pair.

Shinohara tabled A♣ 5♣ for just ace-high and was eliminated one spot shy of the money and final table.

The remaining players are now all guaranteed a payout of at least KRW 51,520,000 (~$35,780)

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,900,000(58 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	540,000(11 BB)
HS Haruhiko ShinoharaJapan	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:51:08 AM

Nakai Trips Over Edoc's Flush

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Lester Edoc

Lester Edoc raised the button to 100,000 and Ryuta Nakai defended his big blind.

Nakai check-called a bet of 75,000 on the K♣ 4♠ A♥ flop to the 2♣ turn, where again he check-called after Edoc bet 150,000.

When the 4♣ hit the river, Nakai switched up his strategy and led out for 260,000. Edoc was in the tank for a while and after he burned through a time bank, he called.

Nakai confidently flipped over trips with 4♥ 3♣ , but that was no good as Edoc had the nut flush with A♣ 8♣ to win the pot.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,900,000(58 BB)
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	1,100,000(22 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:49:57 AM

Edoc Goes Runner-Runner

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Ryuta Nakai opened to 100,000 from the cutoff and Lester Edoc defended his big blind.

Edoc check-called a 65,000 bet from Nakai on the T♦ Q♥ T♣ flop and then both players checked on the 9♦ turn.

The 9♣ river brought two pair on board and Edoc led out for a bet of 150,000.

Nakai quickly called and Edoc turned over A♥ 9♠ for nines-full of tens. Nakai sent his hand into the muck and Edoc added to his stack as the money bubble carries on.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	2,100,000(42 BB)
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	1,900,000(38 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:49:31 AM

Hand-For-Hand Begins

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

With ten players remaining and nine spots in the money, the field are now hand-for-hand until one more player is eliminated.

When that happens, the nine remaining players will merge onto one table and play down to a winner.

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:47:14 AM

Edoc Finally Pushes Pu Out

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

Weiran Pu

Lester Edoc shoved the button and Weiran Pu called off his stack of 505,000 in the small blind.

Weiran Pu: Q♠ Q♦

Lester Edoc: A♥ J♣

Pu was ahead with his queens, but there was a runout to sweat before he could celebrate.

A flop of K♦ 7♥ 7♠ was safe for Pu, and the 2♠ turn left Edoc with one shot at three outs. Edoc then slowly slid his ace to the spot where the river card would be dealt, subtly hinting to the dealer to match it.

Well, that's exactly what the dealer did as she slammed the A♦ down on the river, giving Edoc a pair of aces and sending Pu out in 11th.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	1,700,000(34 BB)
WP Weiran PuChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:29:00 AM

Short Stacks Starting to Show

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

The short stacks are starting to appear, but nobody is being eliminated just yet.

Ryuta Nakai shoved the button into the two short stacks to his left, and Huu Dung Nguyen called from the big blind for his last 100,000.

Huu Dung Nguyen: K♦ K♣

Ryuta Nakai: 8♥ 5♠

Nguyen was ahead, and did survive despite Nakai turning a straight draw on the 9♠ 4♣ 2♠ 3♥ Q♥ board.

Joseph Cheong is also short with around 500,000, and Weiran Pu has roughly the same stack.

Player	Chips
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	1,800,000(36 BB)
WP Weiran PuChina	500,000(10 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	500,000(10 BB)
HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	275,000(6 BB)

Level 19: 25,000 / 50,000 ante: 50,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 11/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 5:13:37 AM

Edoc Can't Get Rid of Pu

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Weiran Pu

Lester Edoc opened the cutoff for 80,000 and Weiran Pu shoved 315,000 from the button. Edoc called.

Weiran Pu: A♠ K♥

Lester Edoc: 4♥ 4♣

It was a flip, and one that went Pu's way as the T♦ K♦ T♣ 5♦ J♣ board paired his king.

Shortly before that, Guoliang Wei hit the rail, leaving 11 in the field.

Player	Chips
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	1,000,000(25 BB)
WP Weiran PuChina	730,000(18 BB)
GW Guoliang WeiChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:58:49 AM

Ngo Cracks Nguyen's Aces

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Khoa Anh Ngo

Khoa Anh Ngo just found a fantastic river card to stay alive in the Superstar Challenge.

Ren Lin opened the action with a raise on the button to 80,000 and Quang Minh Nguyen three-bet the small blind to 195,000. Ngo then four-bet ripped 715,000 from the big blind, Lin folded, and Nguyen snap-called.

Khoa Anh Ngo: J♠ J♦

Quang Minh Nguyen: A♠ A♥

Nguyen had the bullets again today, and the 2♦ 9♦ T♥ flop was pretty dry for him. However, the Q♥ turn gave Ngo an open-ender and a few more ways to survive.

It wasn't the straight that came in for Ngo, but instrad the J♥ on the river improved him to a set, prompting Nguyen to thump the table in frustration.

"Two-outer, every time!" shouted Nguyen in disgust.

Ngo stayed silent as the chips were pushed his way, vaulting him up the leaderboard.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,900,000(48 BB)
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	1,600,000(40 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	900,000(23 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:49:17 AM

Plausinaitis Spikes a Deuce to Survive

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

Paulius Plausinaitis

Paulius Plausinaitis shoved the cutoff for 575,000 and Quang Minh Nguyen took a few seconds before he called from the big blind.

Paulius Plausinaitis: 2♥ 2♦

Quang Minh Nguyen: 3♠ 3♣

It wasn't looking good for Plausinaitis, but the K♣ 2♠ Q♠ flop turned his fortunes around as he made bottom set. Nguyen did pick up some more outs on the T♠ turn with a flush draw, but the A♣ river bricked out, meaning Plausinaitis survived.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,800,000(45 BB)
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	1,200,000(30 BB)

Level 18: 20,000 / 40,000 ante: 40,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 12/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:30:20 AM

Break Time

Level 17: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

The remaining 12 players are heading on a 15-minute break.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,400,000(80 BB)
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	2,200,000(73 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	1,600,000(53 BB)
RN Ryuta NakaiJapan	1,200,000(40 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	1,100,000(37 BB)
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	800,000(27 BB)
HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	600,000(20 BB)
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	600,000(20 BB)
GW Guoliang WeiChina	550,000(18 BB)
WP Weiran PuChina	500,000(17 BB)
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	500,000(17 BB)
HS Haruhiko ShinoharaJapan	475,000(16 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:21:41 AM

Nguyen Gets Value From Lin

Level 17: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Ren Lin raised the button to 60,000 and Quang Minh Nguyen called in the small blind.

Both checked the 8♣ 5♦ 5♠ flop to the K♥ turn, where Nguyen bet 60,000. Lin called.

A 7♦ dropped on the river and Nguyen fired 135,000, which was snap-called by Lin.

Nguyen then revealed top pair with K♠ J♠ , and Lin mucked.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,400,000(80 BB)
TR Tony Ren LinChina	900,000(30 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 4:03:15 AM

Kosasih Breathes a Tsai of Relief

Level 17: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

Eric Tsai

Fendy Kosasih got the chips in good, fell behind, but spiked the river to take back the pot.

Kosasih opened the hijack to 65,000 and Eric Tsai shoved the big blind for 725,000. After thinking for a short time, Kosasih made the call.

Eric Tsai: T♦ T♣

Fendy Kosasih: Q♠ Q♦

Kosasih was well in the lead, but the 2♠ 3♠ T♥ flop was brutal for him as Tsai made top set. It wasn't over for Kosasih as the 7♠ turn opened up a lot more outs for him as he picked up a flush draw.

That flush completed on the J♠ river, which Kosasih celebrated by punching the air as Tsai made his exit.

What a rollercoaster.

Player	Chips
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	2,000,000(67 BB)
TY Ting Yi Eric TsaiTaiwan	busted

Level 17: 15,000 / 30,000 ante: 30,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 15/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 3:44:20 AM

Juanda Runs Into Nguyen's Aces

Level 16: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Quang Minh Nguyen

John Juanda shoved again, but this time it didn't go in his favor.

Juanda opened to 60,000 from under the gun and Quang Minh Nguyen three-bet to 130,000 from the next seat. When it got back to Juanda, he shoved for around 550,000, and Nguyen snap-called.

John Juanda: Q♦ Q♣

Quang Minh Nguyen: A♠ A♣

Two premiums, but Nguyen's aces were miles ahead. Despite the support of Ren Lin, who was screaming "Lady Gaga" to try and will out a queen, the board of 5♣ T♥ 4♦ J♣ 3♠ was dry, leaving Juanda on the rail.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	2,000,000(80 BB)
JJ John JuandaIndonesia	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 3:24:25 AM

Juanda Shoves in Consecutive Hands

Level 16: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

John Juanda

John Juanda's stack was bleeding a little, but that turned around in the matter of two hands.

First, Paulius Plausinaitis made it 50,000 from the cutoff and Fendy Kosasih called on the button. Juanda shoved 445,000 from the big blind, and that earned him the pot.

In the next hand, Ren Lin raised the button to 50,000 and Juanda shoved 570,000 from the small blind. Lin let it go after giving some words to Juanda.

"My hero, here you go," said Lin as he folded.

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	1,400,000(56 BB)
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	900,000(36 BB)
JJ John JuandaIndonesia	670,000(27 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 3:14:37 AM

Vezhenkov Gone; Nguyen Chipping Up

Level 16: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

Quang Minh Nguyen opened to 50,000 on the button and Eric Tsai called from the big blind.

They went to a flop of 7♦ 5♠ 4♠ , which both checked to the 5♣ turn. Tsai bet 45,000, and Nguyen called.

Both tapped the table again on the K♠ river and Nguyen's king-high with K♠ T♦

was best.

Artem Vezhenkov's short stack was dusted off, which left 14 players in the field.

Player	Chips
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	1,300,000(52 BB)
TY Ting Yi Eric TsaiTaiwan	900,000(36 BB)
JJ John JuandaIndonesia	450,000(18 BB)
AV Artem VezhenkovRussia	busted

Level 16: 10,000 / 25,000 ante: 25,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 15/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 3:04:25 AM

Cheong Limps in; Vezhenkov Getting Short

Level 15: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Joseph Cheong implemented a limping strategy from the cutoff and Huu Dung Nguyen also limped the button. Lester Edoc made it 125,000 from the small blind, which only Cheong called.

The flop came J♠ T♣ Q♦ and Edoc continued for 40,000, which got Cheong to quickly fold.

Elsewhere, Guoliang Wei is down to around 500,000 and Artem Vezhenkov has 250,000 in his stack.

Player	Chips
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	1,150,000(58 BB)
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	1,100,000(55 BB)
GW Guoliang WeiChina	500,000(25 BB)
AV Artem VezhenkovRussia	250,000(13 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 2:37:47 AM

Tsai Collect the Last of Miao's Stack

Level 15: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Eric Tsai

Artem Vezhenkov opened from early position and Chen Xiang Miao shoved around 150,000 from the button. Eric Tsai was in the big blind and isolated, which got Vezhenkov to fold.

Chen Xiang Miao: A♣ 2♣

Eric Tsai: J♠ J♦

Miao needed a lot of help, and did pick up a flush draw on the 7♠ 8♣ 4♦ 9♣ board. However, the 9♠ river bricked out for him, which meant he was the first to leave on Day 2.

Player	Chips
TY Ting Yi Eric TsaiTaiwan	1,000,000(50 BB)
CM Chenxiang MiaoChina	busted

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 2:29:40 AM

Early Double for Vezhenkov

Level 15: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Artem Vezhenkov

Chen Xiang Miao opened up from early position to 40,000 and then called the button shove of Artem Vezhenkov, who moved all in for 245,000.

Artem Vezhenkov: K♠ K♥

Chen Xiang Miao: 4♠ 4♣

Vezhenkov was looking for an early double-up, and that's what he got as the A♠ 8♥ T♣ 5♣ 9♣ runout kept his kings in the lead.

Player	Chips
AV Artem VezhenkovRussia	520,000(26 BB)
CM Chenxiang MiaoChina	275,000(14 BB)

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 2:22:27 AM

Shuffle Up and Deal

Level 15: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

Cards are in the air for the final day of the Superstar Challenge.

Level 15: 10,000 / 20,000 ante: 20,000

40 minutes

Remaining Players: 16/49

SMPSMP

2/3/2026, 12:19:50 AM

Joseph Cheong Chases Third Superstar Challenge Title With 16 Players Remaining

Joseph Cheong

The KRW 35,000,000 Superstar Challenge resumes at 11:15 a.m. (KST) inside LES A Casino for its final day at the APT Jeju Classic 2026, with sixteen players returning and nine spots paid.

After a full day of high-level action, the tournament drew 49 entries (39 unique), comfortably surpassing last year’s Jeju edition and building a KRW 1,609,950,000 (~USD 1,118,020) prize pool. With the bubble looming just seven eliminations away, the focus now shifts from survival to positioning, as players balance ladder pressure against the need to accumulate chips ahead of the final table.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Player	Chips
TR Tony Ren LinChina	1,480,000
JC Joseph CheongUnited States of America	1,195,000
PP Paulius PlausinaitisLithuania	1,015,000
WP Weiran PuChina	915,000
LE Lester EdocPhilippines	900,000
KA Khoa Anh NgoViet Nam	835,000
FK Fendy KosasihIndonesia	765,000
HD Huu Dung NguyenViet Nam	760,000
TY Ting Yi Eric TsaiTaiwan	735,000
QM Quang Minh NguyenViet Nam	715,000

Sitting on top of the counts is Ren Lin, who once again made a late entry and still found his way to the front with 1,480,000 chips. The Chinese superstar arrives with momentum firmly on his side after capturing the APT Super High Roller title earlier in the series, and he will look to carry that form into another deep run. This time, however, the target on his back is unmistakable, with several accomplished opponents lining up across the table.

Among those closest in pursuit is Joseph Cheong, who bagged 1,195,000 and remains a constant presence in APT’s biggest moments. A two-time winner of this very event, Cheong is well positioned to make another serious push, while Paulius Plausinaitis, Weiran Pu, and Lester Edoc round out a top-heavy leaderboard filled with players who have all been in contention at this stage before.

Payouts

Place	Payout (KRW)	Payout (USD)
1	465,270,000	$323,100
2	342,920,000	$328,140
3	229,420,000	$159,320
4	173,070,000	$120,190
5	123,160,000	$85,530
6	91,770,000	$63,730
7	73,250,000	$50,870
8	59,570,000	$41,370
9	51,520,000	$35,780

A min-cash of KRW 51,520,000 (~USD 35,780) awaits those who reach the money, but all eyes are firmly fixed on the APT Black Stealth Lion and the KRW 465,270,000 (~USD 323,100) first-place prize at the top of the payout ladder.

Play resumes at Level 15 with 40-minute levels and will continue until a new champion is crowned.

A♠ always, updates will be posted on the APT Blog so be sure to keep checking back to see who has what it takes to claim the title in the biggest buy-in of the festival.