- Total Prize Pool
- $1,780,785
- Number of Events
- 148
- Number of Entries
- 4,351
PS Championship IV Taipei 2026 Results & Winners | CTP Asia Poker Arena
The PS Championship IV Taipei 2026 concluded its run from August 19 to August 31, 2026 at the CTP Asia Poker Arena in Taipei, Taiwan.
| Festival: | PS Championship IV Taipei 2026 |
|---|---|
| Dates: | August 19 to August 31, 2026 |
| Venue: | CTP Asia Poker Arena, Taipei, Taiwan |
| Main Event Winner: | Seungmook Jung – 2,555,888 TWD |
PS Championship IV Taipei Results and Highlights
The marquee Main Event attracted 574 entries , generating a massive prize pool. Seungmook Jung emerged victorious , defeating Ting Chieh Chi heads-up to claim the title and the 2,555,888 TWD top prize. The overall festival featured 148 events, recording a total of 4,351 entries and generating a $1,780,785 total prize pool. Players competed in traditional No Limit Hold’em tournaments alongside high-stakes Pot Limit Omaha and fast-paced Short Deck side events. Final results are confirmed in the official PS Championship tournament recap .
The Champions





Previous Results and Champions
The Players Series stops in Taiwan boast a rich history, consistently breaking records for both field sizes and paid-out prize pools. The previous poker festival held in spring 2026 brought immense success and fierce competition, taking place at the tables of the CTP Asia Poker Arena in Taipei. Over the course of the event, the total prize pool distributed exceeded 60,500,000 TWD, reflecting the massive field sizes. The marquee event, the 20,000,000 TWD guaranteed Main Event, attracted 749 entries, generating an impressive final prize pool of 21,355,500 TWD. After an intense final table battle, South Korea’s Kiyoung Kim claimed glory and the trophy alongside the 3,010,000 TWD first-place prize, additionally triumphing in the Super High Roller . Beside him, e-sports legend Yohwan Lim put on a show by winning the Monster Stack for 478,000 TWD, while local player Chung Tang Lin dominated the Natural8 Open Main Event for 1,350,000 TWD.
For detailed statistics, payouts, and full tournament reports, read our complete PS Championship III Taipei summary .
Previous Champions
Here are the key champions from the previous stop in Taiwan who wrote their names into the tour’s history:






Poker and Travel Guide: Taiwan
In terms of international poker tourism, Taiwan has become one of the fastest-growing and safest destinations in Asia over recent years. Read our complete Taiwan poker guide for cash game rules, local legal requirements, and venue amenities. It is important to note that presenting a valid photo ID or passport is essential for on-site registration and entry. The city of Taipei is famous for its excellent public transportation, the culinary delights of its night markets, and its incredibly welcoming atmosphere.
The Venue: CTP Asia Poker Arena
The modern and fully equipped CTP Asia Poker Arena is home to one of Asia’s most prominent poker hubs, specifically designed for hosting major international tournaments with professional execution. The venue features a spacious layout and exceptional staff throughout the festival. Visit our official CTP Asia Poker Arena page for room details.

CTP Asia Poker Arena (APA) is the crown jewel of Taiwan’s booming poker scene and stands as the largest dedicated tournament venue in Asia. Located in the heart of Taipei, this 540-square-meter facility was established by the Chinese Texas Hold’em Poker Association (CTP) to provide a world-class environment for “mind sports.” With its sleek, modern design and state-of-the-art livestreaming capabilities, the Arena serves as the primary home for international giants like the World Poker Tour (WPT) and Asian Poker Tour (APT) when they visit the island.
Why CTP Asia Poker Arena?
- Massive Capacity: A sprawling venue that can accommodate up to 65 tables, ensuring space for massive player fields during international series.
- Livestream Ready: Features a professional 9-player feature table equipped with the latest RFID technology and a dedicated commentary room.
- Automated Experience: Membership and registration are fully integrated through the CTP app, streamlining seat assignments and chip distribution.
GAMES
Tournaments Only
LOCATION
Zhongshan, Taipei
MEMBERSHIP
CTP App Required
The Tournament Experience
The Arena is strictly a tournament destination, as cash games are not permitted under Taiwan’s current legal framework. Action runs daily, typically starting at 11:00 AM and continuing until the final table of the night concludes. Buy-ins for daily events usually range from TWD 1,000 to TWD 4,000 (~$30–$125), making it accessible for local enthusiasts.
For the more serious grinders, the venue hosts major regional series like the Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) , Zodiac Series of Poker (ZSOP) , Players Series (PS) , Asia Poker Championship (APC) , and Ola Poker Tour . During these festivals, buy-ins scale significantly, with Main Events around TWD 9,000–45,000 (~$285–$1,425) and High Roller events reaching upwards of TWD 100,000. The facility even includes a dedicated section for Match Poker, a team-based variation that has gained significant traction in Taiwan.
Venue Logistics
📍 Location: B1, No. 80, Section 1, Jianguo North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City. It is easily accessible via the Taipei Metro (MRT).
🍴 Amenities: The venue features an on-site restaurant, Mr. Chee, and a lounge area. Its central location means hundreds of local food vendors and convenience stores are within walking distance.
🎒 Travel Tip: Most players stay in the Zhongshan or Songshan districts. A 5–10 minute taxi or Uber ride is the most convenient way to reach the Arena from most major hotels.
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Seungmook Jung claimed the championship title and the top prize of 2,555,888 TWD.
The festival generated a massive $1,780,785 total prize pool across all scheduled tournaments.
The PS Championship Main Event recorded a total of 574 entries.
Complete tournament results, prize pools, and payout information can be found on the official festival statistics page.










































