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APPT Manila delivers thrilling poker action as top players secure wins in main and side events at Okada Manila.
Jesus Rivera leads Day 1 of APPT Manila; Chew, David, and Leung celebrate victories at Okada Manila's exciting opening rounds.
The highly awaited APPT Manila Championship festivities at the award-winning PokerStars hub at Okada Manila, Philippines, has officially opened its curtains today, October 18th. Opening day of the grand festival sees the first five events of its 62 tournament lineup take the stage, with three champions set to walk away with spade trophies by day’s end.
Explore Phu Quoc Vietnam, APT events, and the Vinpearl Safari for an unforgettable experience with nature and wildlife.
Explore the new Poker TDA rules by the Tournament Directors Association for enhanced fairness in tournament play.
Join the Jeju Poker Festival for WPT Korea, Korea Poker Cup, and Red Dragon. Experience top-tier poker at Jeju Shinhwa World!
The WSOP Paradise series is back for 2024 at the stunning Atlantis Resort in The Bahamas. Secure your seat in the online qualifiers now!
The Vietnam Poker Tour (VPT) has teamed up with the Asian Poker Tour to bring players Early Bird packages for the upcoming APT Phu Quoc stop in November. Sign up through the VPT Facebook page until October 31, 2024.
The U Series of Poker (USOP) is ready to swing for the fences with its much-anticipated USOP Grand Finale to take place once again in Hai Phong, Vietnam,
Amongst this year’s major stops is PokerStars LIVE’s highly awaited Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) Manila Championship, set to run its course this coming October 18-27. The flagship tour of the well established brand, has had its hold on the scene as early as 2007, and has since bumped up its offerings to now a colossal PHP 152,500,000 (~USD 2.7 Million) in guaranteed prizes.
For the first time, the beloved homegrown Taiwan Millions Tournament will stage its first ever TMT Championship, taking place from October 25 until November 4, 2024 at the Asia Poker Arena. Players can look forward to custom-made trophies and hardwood plates from home soil.
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.
After a roller-coaster heads-up against Enstonia's Urmo Velvet, Italy's Simone Andrian claimed the WSOPE Main Event title and took home €1,3M.
To commemorate their collaboration, WPT Global has also introduced the WPT Global Slam, a standout addition to the Triton Poker calendar.
