Sponsored by Natural8
and held in partnership with Landing Entertainment Korea (LEK), the 13-day festival features 136 trophy events, three satellites, 12
APT Championship Main Event
seats, and more than KRW 5.2 billion (~USD 3.5 million) in guaranteed prize pools.
Jeju has already become one of the strongest stops on the APT calendar. The previous two APT festivals on the island both made Korean poker history, with
APT Jeju 2025
setting a new national record before
APT Jeju Classic 2026
surpassed it just a few months later. With the latest schedule expanded by 32 percent from the Classic edition, another major turnout is expected.
Feature Events and Guaranteed Prize Pools
The festival is headlined by the three signature Lion Trophy events, led by the KRW 2.7 million (~USD 1,850) APT Main Event, which carries a KRW 2.2 billion (~USD 1.5 million) guarantee and runs from September 27 to October 3.
The APT Super High Roller and APT High Roller also return as two of the major targets on the schedule, with guarantees of KRW 500 million (~USD 341,000) and KRW 700 million (~USD 478,000) respectively.
Other key guaranteed events include the Korea National Cup, Mystery Bounty Hunter, Zodiac Classic, Mini Main Event, Baby Zodiac Classic, Ultra Stack, and Monster Stack.
Korea National Cup: Sept 25-26 | KRW 900K buy-in | KRW 200M guaranteed
The main attraction at APT Jeju 2026 is the KRW 2.7 million APT Main Event, which comes with a KRW 2.2 billion guarantee and runs from September 27 to October 3.
APT Jeju 2026 will also award 12 seats to the season-ending USD 5 million guaranteed APT Championship Main Event, which runs from November 12 to 29, 2026, in Taipei, Taiwan.
Five seats will be attached to the APT Main Event. Two will be awarded through lucky draws on Day 3 and Day 4, while the remaining three will go to the top three finishers.
The other seats will be awarded to the winners of selected major events, including the APT Super High Roller, APT High Roller, Superstar Challenge, Zodiac Classic – Sponsored by Natural8, Event #33 High Roller – Ultra Stack, Event #54 High Roller, and the Mini Main Event.
136 Trophy Events Across 13 Days
The expanded APT Jeju 2026 schedule gives players one of the deepest festival lineups of the year. The 136 trophy events include 90 No Limit Hold’em tournaments, with 11 dedicated Women’s Events, two heads-up events, and two combined Go+poker and chess+poker events.
There is also a strong non-NLH schedule, with 46 non-Hold’em events spread across Omaha, stud, mixed games, and draw formats. That includes 21 Omaha tournaments, 17 stud and mixed game events, and eight draw game events.
Full Schedule
Event
Buy-In
GTD
#6
Hyper Turbo - NLH
2026.09.25
500,000 KRW (427,100 + 72,900)
#7
Hyper Turbo - NL Omaha High
2026.09.25
450,000 KRW (384,390 + 65,610)
#8
Super Hyper Turbo - NLH
2026.09.25
300,000 KRW (250,020 + 49,980)
#1
Korea National Cup - Sponsored by DeepRun
2026.09.25 - 2026.09.26
900,000 KRW (787,500 + 112,500)
200,000,000
#4
Fixed Limit - Triple Draw Mix (A-5, 2-7)
2026.09.25
750,000 KRW (648,450 + 101,550)
#3
High Roller - Single Day
2026.09.25
4,500,000 KRW (4,050,000 + 450,000)
#2
PL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O)
2026.09.25
750,000 KRW (648,450 + 101,550)
#5
Turbo - High Roller
2026.09.25
1,500,000 KRW (1,380,000 + 120,000)
#9
Mystery Bounty Hunter - Sponsored by Natural8
2026.09.26 - 2026.09.27
1,200,000 KRW (1,080,000 + 120,000)
400,000,000
#11
PL Omaha High - High Roller
2026.09.26
3,000,000 KRW (2,700,000 + 300,000)
#10
APT Super High Roller
2026.09.26 - 2026.09.27
15,000,000 KRW (14,250,000 + 750,000)
500,000,000
#12
Women's Event
2026.09.26
300,000 KRW (250,020 + 49,980)
#15
Turbo - NLH
2026.09.26
600,000 KRW (515,640 + 84,360)
#14
Turbo - NL Drawmaha Mix (2-7 - High)
2026.09.26
500,000 KRW (427,100 + 72,900)
#16
Hyper Turbo - High Roller
2026.09.26
1,500,000 KRW (1,410,000 + 90,000)
#13
Fixed Limit - Seven Card Super Stud Mix
2026.09.26
750,000 KRW (648,450 + 101,550)
#18
Super Hyper Turbo - NLH
2026.09.26
300,000 KRW (250,020 + 49,980)
#17
Hyper Turbo - NL 8-Game
2026.09.26
450,000 KRW (384,390 + 65,610)
#19
APT Main Event
2026.09.27 - 2026.10.03
2,700,000 KRW (2,430,000 + 270,000)
2,200,000,000
#28
Turbo - High Roller
2026.09.27
2,000,000 KRW (1,840,000 + 160,000)
#21
Single Day High Roller - Mystery Bounty (KRW1.8M Bounty)
2026.09.27
4,000,000 KRW (3,600,000 + 400,000)
#22
Masters Omaha - PL Omaha High
2026.09.27
1,500,000 KRW (1,350,000 + 150,000)
#26
Turbo - NL Omaha High - Double Board - Bomb Pot
2026.09.27
200,000 KRW (166,680 + 33,320)
#25
Turbo - Double Stack
2026.09.27
600,000 KRW (515,640 + 84,360)
#23
Women's Event
2026.09.27
450,000 KRW (384,390 + 65,610)
#27
10 Seats GTD - WYS to APT Main Event (WYS @ 105,000)
2026.09.27
475,000 KRW (405,745 + 69,255)
#30
Super Hyper Turbo - Red River Hold'em (If River is Red, keep betting and dealing until a black card comes)
2026.09.27
300,000 KRW (250,020 + 49,980)
#20
Sunday Super Stack
2026.09.27
600,000 KRW (515,640 + 84,360)
#24
Fixed Limit - Seven Card Stud Mix
2026.09.27
750,000 KRW (648,450 + 101,550)
#29
Hyper Turbo - NL Triple Draw Mix (A-5, 2-7)
2026.09.27
450,000 KRW (384,390 + 65,610)
#41
Turbo - Win the Button
2026.09.28
800,000 KRW (691,680 + 108,320)
#34
Masters Big "O" - PL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card
2026.09.28
1,500,000 KRW (1,350,000 + 150,000)
#38
Fixed Limit - Triple Draw Mix
2026.09.28
750,000 KRW (648,450 + 101,550)
#31
Women's Event - Heads Up (32 Cap) - All Rounds Best of 3
2026.09.28
300,000 KRW (250,020 + 49,980)
#39
5 Seats GTD - WYS to APT Main Event (WYS @ 105,000)
APT Jeju 2026 will once again take place at
LES A Casino
, located within the Jeju Shinhwa World resort on Jeju Island.
The venue has become one of the key homes for major poker festivals in South Korea, hosting record-breaking APT stops and attracting players from across Asia and beyond. With the APT returning for another expanded series, LES A Casino is set for another busy stretch of international tournament poker from September 25 to October 7.
Kai Cocklin is Head of Live Poker at SoMuchPoker, overseeing live tournament coverage, reporting teams and festival partnerships across the Asia Pacific region and beyond. Before joining SoMuchPoker he worked with PokerNews at major festivals including the World Series of Poker and the European Poker Tour, where he managed live reporting teams and helped develop new writers.