PS Championship III Taipei 2026 | Jan 2 - Jan 12 | Asia Poker Arena

The PS Championship III Taipei 2026 is the latest stop for the Players Series, inviting players back to the poker capital of Taiwan, Taipei. The festival will be hosted at the renowned Asia Poker Arena (CTP Club) . This series places a stronger emphasis than ever on High Roller events, making it an unmissable stop for the region’s highest stakes players and rising pros. Alongside the full schedule, players can expect the quality structures and massive guaranteed prize pools that have become the trademark of the Players Series.

Highlighted Events

Full Tournament Schedule

The PS Championship III Taipei 2026 festival offers opportunities for every player, but the organizers are focusing specifically on the High Roller segment this time. The schedule features both classic and exotic formats.

If you are unfamiliar with any game type, read the rules at the links below:

• Texas Hold’em (NLH): Texas Hold’em
• Pot Limit Omaha (PLO): Pot Limit Omaha
• Short Deck (6+): Short Deck

Click here for the full schedule of PS Championship III Taipei 2026

Poker & Travel Guide

Taiwan (officially the Republic of China) is a fascinating blend of modern urban life and traditional Chinese culture. Taipei is famous for its world-class public transport, bustling night markets, and extremely safe environment. It is an ideal location for poker players, as there are plenty of relaxation options awaiting them right near the casino after the tournaments.

Official Poker Guide (Rules, Structures)

Players Series events follow TDA (Tournament Directors Association) rules. Tournaments run in a “Big Blind Ante” format, speeding up play.

• Format: Big Blind Ante on most NLH tournaments.
• Payouts: Prizes are paid in local currency (TWD – New Taiwan Dollar), but buy-ins are listed in USD for reference.

Registration & Buy-in Information

• How to Register: On-site at the Asia Poker Arena (CTP) registration desk. Passport presentation is mandatory to obtain a club membership card (first time).
• Payment Methods: Buy-ins can be paid in cash (TWD). ATMs are available on-site or nearby to withdraw local currency.
• Currency: The official currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD).
• Location: The registration desk is located directly at the entrance.

Destination Guide & Must See

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a modern metropolis. The Asia Poker Arena is located in the heart of the city, making all major attractions easily accessible.

• About the City: Clean, safe, and highly developed. Locals are friendly, and many speak English.
• Must See:
  • Taipei 101: The city’s iconic skyscraper offering breathtaking views.
  • Raohe Night Market: A famous market near the poker room where you can taste local street food specialties.
  • Xiangshan (Elephant Mountain): A short hiking trail for the best city panorama.
• Accommodation: There are naumerous hotels in the area ranging from luxury to affordable (e.g., the nearby Green World hotels).

Travel Essentials

• Airport Transfer: Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) is about 40-50 minutes from the city.
  • Taxi/Uber: The most comfortable option, costing approx. 1200-1500 TWD.
  • MRT (Metro): Take the Express train to Taipei Main Station, then take a taxi or the Green Line (Songshan station) to the venue.
• Transport: The Metro (MRT) and Uber/Grab are most recommended within the city. Taxis are reliable.
• Finance: TWD is easily exchangeable. Most places accept credit cards, but cash is needed for smaller restaurants and markets.

Past Results & Champions

The previous stop in Taipei, the Players Series Championship II Taipei 2025 , was a massive success.

Previous Festival Highlights

The Players Series Championship II Taipei 2025 set new benchmarks at the Asia Poker Arena, attracting huge fields across the board. The Main Event drew an impressive 897 entries, creating a prize pool that far exceeded expectations, with local hero Shunping Wang capturing the title and 3,350,000 TWD. The High Roller scene was equally vibrant; Chihyuan Wang topped a 77-entry field in the High Roller to win 1,388,900 TWD, while Jung Seunghyuk took down the Super High Roller for 2,500,000 TWD, besting 97 opponents.

Event	Buy-In	Winner	Country	1st Prize	Entries
#39 PS Championship Main Event 2025.08.27 - 2025.09.01	33,000 TWD	SWShunping Wang A♥5♣	TWN	$109,660 3,350,000 TWD	897 ITM: 134	Finished
#2 Natural8 Open Main Event 2025.08.21 - 2025.08.25	16,500 TWD	HHHao Hsuan Chueh 9♠9♦	TWN	$49,100 1,500,000 TWD	690 ITM: 105	Finished
#4 'Trip of Poker' High Roller Cup (8-Handed) 2025.08.21 - 2025.08.22	105,000 TWD	RPRyan Plant A♥Q♥	GBR	$47,485 1,450,700 TWD	44 ITM: 7	Finished
#9 Natural8 Open High Roller (8-Handed) 2025.08.22 - 2025.08.23	33,000 TWD	CTChung Tang Lin A♣J♣	TWN	$32,800 1,002,000 TWD	138 ITM: 21	Finished
#20 Natural8 Open Super High Roller (8-Handed) 2025.08.24 - 2025.08.25	50,000 TWD	DSDicky Siu Hang Tsang Q♣9♦	HKG	$46,480 1,420,000 TWD	120 ITM: 18	Finished
#46 PS Championship Super High Roller (8-Handed) 2025.08.28 - 2025.08.29	100,000 TWD	JSJung Seunghyuk K♣8♣	KOR	$81,835 2,500,000 TWD	97 ITM: 15	Finished
#63 Superstar Challenge (8-Handed) 2025.08.31 - 2025.09.01	120,000 TWD	FSFabian Schmidt 7♣T♦	DEU	$61,100 1,866,600 TWD	64 ITM: 10	Finished

Past Champions

Here are the champions from the latest series, PS Championship II Taipei:

#39 PS Championship Main Event Winner

Shunping Wang

Taiwan

$109,660(NT$3,350,000)

A♥5♣

#4 'Trip of Poker' High Roller Cup (8-Handed) Winner

Ryan Plant

United Kingdom

$47,485(NT$1,450,700)

A♥Q♥

#46 PS Championship Super High Roller (8-Handed) Winner

Jung Seunghyuk

South Korea

$81,835(NT$2,500,000)

K♣8♣

(CTP Club)

Hosting the event is the Asia Poker Arena (CTP Club), one of Asia’s largest and most modern poker rooms. The venue was built specifically for international tournaments, featuring professional tables, RFID broadcasting capabilities, and a spacious gaming floor.