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Won Poker Cup II Tournament at Won Majestic Hotel 2024
Won Poker Cup II
November 24 – December 02, 2024
Won Majestic Hotel
Get ready to battle it out at the Won Poker Cup II from November 24 to December 02, 2024 at the Won Majestic Hotel. Top players from around the world will be joining the action to win big across multiple events. Whether you’re a pro or a poker fan, this is high stakes, non stop action and unforgettable moments.
Don’t miss out on one of the year’s biggest poker events! More to come on the schedule and how to get in.
Latest News
Ireland’s Henri Hinds Emerges As Won Poker Cup II Main Event Champion
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.
Won Poker Cup II Main Event Down To Final 9 Players
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
Won Poker Cup II Main Event: Santiago Ramos Tops Flights As 48 Return
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.
Won Poker Cup II: Jhon Hendri Clinches Second Title At W High Roller; Yunsheng Sun, Craig Jones Win Trophies
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
Won Poker Cup II: Henri Hinds Leads W HR Final 6; Siarhei Chudapal Bags Main Event C Lead; Chen Zemin Wins Trophy
The Won Poker Cup II concluded its fifth day of games with a few events running at the Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
First W Ring Event Opens Today At Won Poker Cup II; Jhon Hendri, Anzhela Vasylenko Win Events
The past few days at the Won Poker Cup II has seen attendance on the rise as players flock to Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. Now entering its
Won Poker Cup II: Anshu Zheng Rules Mystery Bounty Flight B; Lin Yu Tops Main Event Day 1A
The opening salvo of the Won Poker Cup II (Event #4) Main Event saw four players advance to Day 2 as the quest for a share of the US$600,000 GTD prize pool
Nonstop Poker Continues At Won Poker Cup II; Main Event Kicks Off; Loong Yuen Tops Mystery Bounty A
Nonstop poker continues at Won Poker Cup II here at the luxurious Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. Running from November 25 to December 2, the festival features US$ 1 Million in guarantees!
Won Poker Cup II Is Underway at the Won Majestic Hotel
The much awaited return of the Won Poker Cup has now made landfall at the posh Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. The festival carries with it a US$1,000,000 guarantee,
Days Away From Won Poker Cup II; Find Out Who Is Attending
Live poker tournaments in Cambodia now have more options to pick from with the addition of the Won Poker Cup in Sihanoukville. Word has spread among poker
Get The Most Out Of Your Won Poker Cup II Experience
The Won Poker Cup is back again for one more time this 2024 to end things with a year-end banger! After its successful run last July 2024, the
Excitement Builds for the Second Won Poker Cup Featuring $1 Million Festival Guarantee And Exclusive W Ring
The second edition of the Won Poker Cup is fast approaching featuring a larger schedule and a festival guarantee boasting USD 1,000,000. Taking place from November 24 to December 2 at the luxurious Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, this young festival has already created a buzz across the Asian poker community, with players still raving about the success of its debut edition.
Second Edition of Won Poker Cup in Sihanoukville More Than $1M in Guarantees
From November 22 until December 2, 2024, the Won Poker Cup returns for the second installment at the lavish Won Majestic Hotel in Sihanoukville. A total of 14 different tournaments and 12 satellites await in the Kingdom of Cambodia with more than $1 million in guaranteed prize pools.
