APT Phu Quoc 2024: Win Meng Tan, Krisada Pinthakasetrin, and Nghiem Xuan Thieu Emerge Triumphant Over First Three Highlights

Janette Dee
Janette DeeNews Copywriter & Live Event Specialist
Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour

Three action-packed days have landed at the Corona Resort & Casino, Phu Quoc, with several more trophies on display claimed across the APT Phu Quoc 2024 festivities. Three key events have since crowned its champions, with Win Meng Tan, Krisada Pinthakasetrin, and Nghiem Xuan Thieu, walking away with memorable victories. Malaysia’s Tan proudly banked the largest payout to date, having topped the APT Super High Roller highlight, while Pinthakasetrin found success at the Vietnam National Cup after outlasting the 579-entry field.

APT Phu Quoc 2024 - Schedule

Win Meng Tan Bags Career Maiden Win at APT Super High Roller

Win Meng Tan, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
Win Meng Tan, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour

The two-day APT Super High Roller games saw 13 runners make their return, all in search for the lion’s share of the VND 5,761,800,000 (~USD 226,840) prize pool. Eight players were geared to cut a profit, marked by the exit of Mikael Andersson two hours into the Final Day. With a VND 1,728,540,000 (~USD 68,320) top prize at stake, the battle continued for nine more levels before Malaysia's Win Meng Tan claimed the accolades. 

Final Day chip leader The Naing maintained his lead as the final table was set, yet quickly found himself second best showdown after showdown. Eliminations fell one by one, with Naing soon taking a final hit in 4th place finish against Nguyen Tan Phuong. The local high roller went on to bust Denmark's Martin Stausholm over a race, and arrived at heads up play against Tan with a minor advantage.

A dramatic final duel continued on the felt where the lead shifted back and forth, up until Tan closed out the win with a flopped straight against his opponent’s turned two pair. With over a decade of results under his belt, Tan finally clutched a career first victory, paired with the APT pewter lion trophy to jumpstart his collection.

Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
  • Date/s: November 9-10, 2024

  • Buy-in: VND 120,000,000 (~USD 4,745)

  • Guarantee: VND 3,000,000,000 (~USD 118,690)

  • Entries: 55 (37 unique)

  • Prize pool: VND 5,761,800,000 (~USD 226,840)

  • ITM: 8 places

APT Super High Roller Full Payouts

Rank

Player

Flag

Prize (VND)

Prize (~USD)

1

Win Meng Tan

Malaysia

₫1,728,540,000

$68,322

2

Nguyen Tan Phuong

Vietnam

₫1,250,310,000

$49,419

3

Martin Godsk Stausholm

Denmark

₫806,650,000

$31,883

4

The Naing

Singapore

₫610,750,000

$24,140

5

Blaschke Manuel

Austria

₫472,470,000

$18,675

6

Julian-Andrew Warhurst

Australia

₫368,760,000

$14,575

7

Motoyoshi Okamura

Japan

₫293,850,000

$11,615

8

Yu Chung Chang

Taiwan

₫230,470,000

$9,109

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Krisada Pinthakasetrin Ships Vietnam National Cup Victory

Krisada Pinthakasetrin, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
Krisada Pinthakasetrin, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour

This season’s opening highlight, Vietnam National Cup, hoisted a VND 5,000,000,000 (~USD 197,820) prize pool after drawing in 579 entries across its six starting flights on schedule. Only 84 runners survived the Day 1 course and returned to the scene, guaranteed a mincash of VND 15,650,000 (~USD 620). By the eight hour of play, the final nine was set with Thailand’s Krisada Pinthakasetrin leading the hunt for the title and VND 966,530,000 (~USD 38,200) first place money.

Vietnam National Cup Final Table, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
Vietnam National Cup Final Table, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour

While Pinthakasetrin stacked atop the charts, all remaining contenders were a double up away from his 24 big blind stack. Day chip leader Kunal Patni headed for the rails as the final table’s first casualty, having lost a pocket pair battle against Shohei Osugi. The Japanese runner continued to run over the table, and delivered four more eliminations in following - Tuan Tai Nguyen (3rd), Ronald Zapantis (5th), Le Thanh Tung (6th), and Ronald Haverkamp (7th), eventually reaching heads up play against the lone Thai runner.

A quick heads up duel landed on the felt, with Pinthakasetrin clinching the final victory over a flip with his ace-jack crushing Osugi’s pocket eights with a runner runner straight to seal the win. For his performance, Pinthakasetrin earned his best live cash and career first victory, backed with the APT silver lion silhouette trophy to remember it by.

Vietnam National Cup Review

  • Date/s: November 8-10, 2024

  • Buy-in: VND 9,000,000 (~USD 355)

  • Guarantee: VND 5,000,000,000 (~USD 197,820)

  • Entries: 579 (303 unique)

  • Prize pool: VND 5,000,000,000 (~USD 197,820)

  • ITM: 84 places

By The Numbers

  • Flight A: 79 entries, 12 qualified

  • Flight B: 92 entries, 13 qualified

  • Flight CTurbo: 15 entries, 3 qualified

  • Flight D: 183 entries, 26 qualified

  • Flight E: 140 entries, 20 qualified

  • Flight F Turbo: 70 entries, 10 qualified

Vietnam National Cup Final Results

Rank

Player

Flag

Prize (VND)

Prize (~USD)

1

Krisada Pinthakasetrin

Thailand

₫966,530,000

$38,203

2

Shohei Osugi

Japan

₫601,590,000

$23,778

3

Tuan Tai Nguyen

Vietnam

₫430,500,000

$17,016

4

Nguyen Khanh Huy

Vietnam

₫333,100,000

$13,166

5

Ronald Zapantis

Australia

₫262,440,000

$10,373

6

Nguyen The Nhuong

Vietnam

₫205,410,000

$8,119

7

Le Thanh Tung

Vietnam

₫151,910,000

$6,004

8

Ronald Haverkamp

Netherlands

₫104,470,000

$4,129

9

Kunal Patni

India

₫82,270,000

$3,252

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Vietnam National Cup Full Payouts

Nghiem Xuan Thieu Wins Sunday Super Stack

Nghiem Xuan Thieu, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour
Nghiem Xuan Thieu, Photo Credit - Asian Poker Tour

Call it beginner’s luck as you may, but local runner Nghiem Xuan Thieu was left in a celebratory mood, having recorded his first tournament poker result with an APT victory to boot. The Vietnamese amateur proved his prowess over the Sunday Super Stack games, and bested the 217-entry field for VND 480,862,000 (~USD 19,005) in winnings. An incredible feat, Nghiem didn't just kick off his season run to a great start, but also marks the beginning of his poker career with a coveted APT lion silhouette hardware.

  • Date/s: November 10, 2024

  • Buy-in: VND 12,000,000 (~USD 470)

  • Guarantee: VND 1,500,000,000 (~USD 59,345)

  • Entries: 217 (177 unique)

  • Prize pool: VND 2,273,292,000 (~USD 89,960)

  • ITM: 31 places

Sunday Super Stack Final Table Results

Rank

Player

Flag

Prize (VND)

Prize (~USD)

1

Nghiem Xuan Thieu

Vietnam

₫480,862,000

$19,006

2

John Joseph Panish

United States

₫323,720,000

$12,795

3

Khuc Van Hung

Vietnam

₫228,240,000

$9,021

4

Lee William

United States

₫185,050,000

$7,314

5

John Perry

Australia

₫146,400,000

$5,787

6

Zhongxian Li

China

₫111,160,000

$4,394

7

Thanakrit Arkaswipard

Thailand

₫81,160,000

$3,208

8

Remo Marti

Switzerland

₫59,330,000

$2,345

9

Min Ho Cho

Korea, South

₫49,100,000

$1,941

About the Editor

Janette Dee

Janette Dee is Somuchpoker's News Copywriter and Live Event Specialist, covering poker news and live festivals across Asia Pacific's established and emerging markets. Alongside her reporting, she plays recreationally, which shapes how she covers the game from a player's perspective as well as a journalist's.