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Taiwan, Taipei
Poker Dream 23 Taiwan 2026 | June 26 - July 6 | Taiwan Poker Festival
The Poker Dream 23 Taiwan festival is set to take center stage from June 26 to July 6, 2026. This highly anticipated stop will be hosted at the brand-new Win Win Poker Club in Taipei. As a fresh addition to the Taiwanese poker landscape, this venue has quickly established itself as a premier destination, promising Poker Dream players a cutting-edge environment with significant guaranteed prize pools and world-class tournament operations.
Poker Dream 23 Taiwan Schedule Highlights
The 11-day festival features a packed schedule tailored for both recreational players and high-stakes professionals. The Main Event stands as the centerpiece, expected to draw massive fields from across Asia. Other signature events include the high-variance Mystery Bounty and the elite Super High Roller series. With the festival taking place at the modern Win Win Poker Club, players can expect a seamless experience across all scheduled tournaments.
The Venue: Win Win Poker Club (Taipei)
Opened in March 2026, Win Win Poker Club is a state-of-the-art facility that has redefined the poker experience in Taipei. Located in the Zhongshan District, the club was founded by professional player Alex Lee with a “player-first” philosophy. It is currently the only venue in Taiwan to feature a full automatic shuffler setup at every table, ensuring faster gameplay and more hands per hour. The modern, tech-focused design makes it the perfect host for the Poker Dream 23 Taiwan.
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Win Win Poker has quickly become the heavy hitter of the Taiwan poker scene . Located in Taipei’s Zhongshan District, this flagship venue was built to push Texas Hold’em as a legitimate mind sport rather than just a casual pastime. It’s a high-spec room designed to handle everything from daily deepstacks to massive international festivals, all while maintaining a social atmosphere that local players actually want to hang out in.
What Sets Win Win Poker Apart?
- Volume and Tech: The venue is the only one in Taiwan with automatic shufflers at every single table. It’s a game-changer for hand volume and fairness. The floor usually runs 40 tables but can scale up to 60 when a major series rolls into town.
- A Hub for Notables: This is the “see and be seen” room in Taipei. It’s a common hangout for Taiwanese celebrities and influencers like Lyla and Angel Wang, which gives the games a unique energy you don’t find in standard card rooms.
- Diverse Stakes: Their daily Time-Limited Tournaments (TLT) cover a huge spread, with buy-ins starting at 1,200 and climbing all the way to 105,000 for the high rollers.
MTT CAPACITY
Up to 60 Tables
LOCATION
Zhongshan, Taipei
TECH
Auto Shufflers
The Tournament Scene
The schedule at Win Win is built for variety. Beyond the standard No-Limit Hold’em, they rotate in creative formats like Bounties, Flip-Outs, and Ladies events. Their “Monthly Main” and “Annual Main” are the big draws on the calendar, consistently pulling in some of the most competitive fields in Taiwan. The staff here runs a tight ship, which keeps it professional, fair, and accessible for players who might be new to the live tournament scene.
Logistics & Access
📍 Address: Win Win Poker, B1, No. 112, Section 2, Zhongshan North Road, Taipei. It’s a basement venue, but it’s spacious and well-ventilated.
🚇 Getting There: It’s a very easy commute. You’re looking at a 10-minute walk from either the Minquan West Road or Zhongshan Elementary School MRT stations.
📱 Stay Updated: The best way to check the daily schedule is via their Instagram (winwinpoker.tw). They are very active there with seat availability and tournament clocks.
🎒 Reporter’s Tip: If you’re coming from out of town, the shufflers alone make this worth the visit. The pace of play is significantly faster than the manual-shuffle rooms elsewhere in the city.
📢 Live from Taipei
Check the latest tournament structures and results directly.
Navigating Poker in Taiwan
Póker in Taiwan operates through a unique legal club system focused on mind sports. The Poker Dream 23 Taiwan will adhere to these regulations, providing a safe and structured environment for all participants. For first-time visitors, we highly recommend reviewing our Taiwan Poker Guide . Note that the local currency for all buy-ins and fees is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD).
Historical Perspective: Recent Results
The Poker Dream tour arrives in Taiwan following a historic run in South Korea. The record-breaking numbers from the previous stop highlight the tour’s massive growth and the high level of competition expected in Taipei.
Poker Dream 22 Jeju Recap
The Poker Dream 22 Jeju, held at LES A Casino from May 1 to May 10, 2026, was a monumental success. The Main Event shattered expectations with 1,718 entries, creating a massive prize pool of over 3.4 Billion KRW (approx. 2.37 Million USD). The champion secured a prestigious title and a top prize of 579,649,600 KRW.
| Event | Buy-In | Winner | Country | 1st Prize | Entries | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 810,000 KRW (737,100 + 72,900) | ![China [CHN]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/cn.svg "China [CHN]"){kind=small} CHN | $22,780 33,550,000 KRW | 246 ITM: 36 | Finished | ||
| 3,000,000 KRW (2,790,000 + 210,000) | CHN | $72,320 106,500,000 KRW | 183 ITM: 29 | Finished | ||
| 810,000 KRW (737,100 + 72,900) | CHN | $11,155 16,430,000 KRW | 215 ITM: 30 | Finished | ||
| 810,000 KRW (737,100 + 72,900) | CHN | $23,855 35,130,644 KRW | 319 ITM: 45 | Finished | ||
| 2,400,000 KRW (2,184,000 + 216,000) | ![India [IND]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/in.svg "India [IND]"){kind=small} IND | $234,955 346,012,437 KRW | 1281 ITM: 149 | Finished | ||
| 10,000,000 KRW (9,500,000 + 500,000) | CHN | $162,765 239,700,000 KRW | 99 ITM: 13 | Finished | ||
| 1,500,000 KRW (1,365,000 + 135,000) | ![Norway [NOR]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/no.svg "Norway [NOR]"){kind=small} NOR | $46,990 69,200,000 KRW | 437 ITM: 59 | Finished | ||
![Malaysia [MYS]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/my.svg "Malaysia [MYS]"){kind=small} MYS | $167,585 | 57 ITM: 8 | Finished | |||
| 28,500,000 KRW (27,360,000 + 1,140,000) | ![Thailand [THA]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/th.svg "Thailand [THA]"){kind=small} THA | $203,100 299,100,000 KRW | 28 ITM: 5 | Finished | ||
| 1,500,000 KRW (1,365,000 + 135,000) | CHN | $50,725 74,700,000 KRW | 297 ITM: 44 | Finished | ||
| 5,500,000 KRW (5,115,000 + 385,000) | ![Viet Nam [VNM]](/assets/images/flags/4x3/vn.svg "Viet Nam [VNM]"){kind=small} VNM | $23,155 34,100,000 KRW | 28 ITM: 5 | Finished | ||
| 1,200,000 KRW (1,092,000 + 108,000) | Finished | |||||
Finished | ||||||
Featured Champions from Jeju
Check out the top performers from the recent Korean leg of the series:
