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APT Poker Classic Taipei 2024: Join the Premier Event
The APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 is part of the prestigious Asian Poker Tour (APT) series, which features high-level competitive poker events across Asia. Set in the vibrant city of Taipei, Taiwan, this tournament will attract both professional and amateur players from across the globe, eager to compete for significant prize pools and the prestigious APT titles.
Dates and Venue:
The event is scheduled for 2024, with the exact dates and location to be announced soon. It will take place in one of Taipei’s top poker venues, known for hosting world-class poker events.
Tournament Structure:
The APT Taipei Poker Classic typically includes a wide range of events, including:
- Main Event:The flagship event of the series with a substantial guaranteed prize pool, typically offering several starting flights and a deep structure to ensure a high level of play.
- Side Events: In addition to the Main Event, numerous side events such as Pot Limit Omaha, High Rollers, Turbo, and various bounty tournaments will be featured.
- Satellite Events: Players will have the opportunity to win seats to the Main Event through satellite tournaments, both live and online.
Prize Pool and Prestige:
- The APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 promises large prize pools, making it a major attraction for professional poker players looking to compete in high-stakes poker.
- Players who win events will earn the coveted APT trophies and titles, along with valuable points towards the APT Player of the Year race.
Player Experience:
- The tournament offers a world-class experience with excellent facilities, professional dealers, and a well-organized tournament schedule. Players can expect top-level competition in a vibrant and friendly atmosphere.
International Participation:
- The event will draw players from across Asia and beyond, offering a truly international field of competitors. It’s an opportunity for local players to face off against some of the best in the world.
Why Attend?
- Challenge Yourself: Compete against top-tier poker players in a professionally run series of events.
- Prestige and Rewards: Earn the prestige of an APT title and potentially take home large cash prizes.
- Explore Taipei: Experience the cultural and culinary delights of Taipei in between tournaments.
Latest News
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 sets new Taiwan record, NTD 388 Million (~US$ 12M) in prizes awarded: Dhanesh Chainani, and Kuo Wei Kao capture Final Day highlights
The lions have been tamed over this season’s APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024, with a total of 98 trophies awarded across its 11-day lineup. The leading brand took the scene by storm once again with over NTD 388.25 Million (~US$ 12.18 Million) in prizes awarded, making it Taiwan’s largest and richest poker series to date.
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Martin Sedlak collects grand payday at APT High Roller; Dongjae Kim claims record-breaking Double Stack; Tom Verbruggen ships second series victory at Mini Main Event
Three more highlights across the lineup have been dusted, with this time, Germany’s Martin Sedlak claiming the largest of three. Sedlak secured the highly coveted APT Bronze trophy, having shined across the APT High Roller field.
Germany’s Rene Von Reden wins APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 Main Event for NTD 14.4 Million (~US$ 450K)
Rene Von Reden claims victory at APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024, winning NTD 14.4 million as Main Event winner.
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Dhanesh Chainani leads Main Event Final Table; NTD 14.4 Million (~US$ 450K) up top; Hye Keun Park and Niko Koop scoop up wins
The APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 Main Event finds its 1,991 entry field drawn down to its final nine players looking to take the largest share of the NTD 86,011,200 (~US$ 2,722,735) prize pool.
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Abraham Ceesvin stands tall over Main Event Day 3, 1991-entry field down to 47 players
Halfway through its twelve day lineup, Day 3 of the Main Event came to a close with 47 players out of its staggering 1,991 entry field remaining in contention. Singapore’s Abraham Abdulla Ceesvin currently leads the charge, having bagged the largest across yesterday’s games, and remains in prime position to claim the NTD 14,413,200 (~US$ 453,430) top prize.
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Main Event pot soars to NTD 86 Million (~US$ 2.7M), Andrew Ong leads Day 3; Ryan Plant, Tony Khoang, and Jack Moon shine over side events
APT showcases another successful season across the felt with its ongoing Main Event games serving as its biggest showing to date in Taiwanese history
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: NTD 65 Million (~US$ 2M) Main Event guarantee breached; Chih Wei Fan, Peter Kiem, and Yita Choong land victories
Two final flights ran its course and saw its NTD 65,000,000 (~US$ 2M) guarantee breached midway through Flight C
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Chee Sim Yong towers over Main Event Flight B; Chuning Tan, Pongsapak Himathongkom, and Hsu Fei Hsuan dominate fields
By bagging time of Flight B, only 181 players stood to move forward, led by Chee Sim Yong
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Keigo Kubo tops Main Event Flight A; Phanlert Sukonthachartnant, Isaac Phua, and Ravn Teo emerge triumphant
Keigo Kubo shines at APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024; Phanlert, Isaac, and Ravn excel in a thrilling competition.
APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024: Kaihung Hu takes down APT National Cup; Joseph Wilkinson joins winner spotlight; Main Event underway
Kaihung Hu wins APT National Cup as Main Event begins with NTD 65M guarantee. Discover the latest from SOMUCHPOKER.
APT Taipei Classic 2024 Launches With A Bang As Five Champions Find Glory On Opening Day
The Asian Poker Tour kicks off APT Taipei Classic 2024 with thrilling action and five champions emerging victorious.
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