Won Poker Cup (WPC): A New Era in Live Poker Events

Founded by the Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, the Won Poker Cup emerged on the live poker scene in 2024 and has become a brand new live poker event in the Kingdom of Cambodia. Unlike the many visiting international brands, this tournament series is a home-grown product and aims to provide tournament poker in the bustling port city which is usually only known for cash game action.

Two editions of the Won Poker Cup took place so far and both of them were held in the maiden year since the berth of the new brand. The first installment included eight tournaments and was highlighted by the $1,100 Main Event with a $500,000 guarantee, with players enjoying an overlay with 404 total entries. Later in 2024, the second edition gathered 361 entries in a festival spanning a total of 14 tournaments.

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Won Poker Cup III Wraps Up Another Successful Series, Over $1.3M in Prizes Awarded

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Khayal Abbasov Crushes Final Day to Win Won Poker Cup III Main Event

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In a true display of dominance, Azerbaijan’s Khayal Abbasov captured the Won Poker Cup III Main Event title, overcoming a 415-entry field to earn the $116,500 top prize, the prestigious Won Trophy, and the coveted W Ring, marking the biggest win of his career.
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Won Poker Cup III: Hoang Hai Nam, Neng Zhao, Hoang Duy Hien Ng Among Early Standouts

Now halfway through its eight-day run at the Won Majestic Hotel & Casino in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, the Won Poker Cup III has kicked off in full force.
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The Won Poker Cup returns for its third edition, running from May 14 to 21, 2025 at the Won Majestic Hotel in the seaside city of Sihanoukville. Cambodia.
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Won Poker Cup Returns in May 2025 With Over $880K in Guarantees

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From May 14 to 21, 2025, the Won Poker Cup returns for the third edition featuring 22 tournaments and nine satellites at the Won Majestic Hotel in
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Ireland’s Henri Hinds Emerges As Won Poker Cup II Main Event Champion

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In a thrilling final showdown at the Won Poker Cup II 2024 Main Event, Ireland's Henri Hinds claimed the championship title, overcoming a loaded final table.
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Won Poker Cup II Main Event Down To Final 9 Players

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The Won Poker Cup II has reached its final day and on center stage will be the conclusion of the Main Event with the final 9 players returning to the Won
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The Won Poker Cup II Main Event resumes today with 50 players returning to the felt at Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. With Main Event attracting 361 entries across seven flights, this caused an overlay to the guarantee.
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Won Poker Cup II: Jhon Hendri Clinches Second Title At W High Roller; Yunsheng Sun, Craig Jones Win Trophies

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Jhon Hendri has done it again! After winning the Won Poker Cup II - Mystery Bounty event, he jumped in the W High Roller and clinched it. The WPC II completed
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The Won Poker Cup II concluded its fifth day of games with a few events running at the Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
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