Recap News - Page 26
The first Korea Poker Cup Series is set to run from April 7-13, 2025 at the Landing Casino in Jeju Island, South Korea featuring KRW 1.35 Billion in prizes.
Taiwan’s Kung Yu-Chien emerged victorious at the Players Series Taiwan Championship to secure his first major career win and NT$ 3,601,000 (~USD 109,450) score.
Taking place at the Asia Poker Arena in Taipei City, the Players Series Taiwan Championship drew 862 entries for a larger prize pool of NT$ 24.57 Million.
The 22nd edition of the Manila Megastack is set to run from March 13 to 23, 2025 at Okada Manila in the Philippines featuring over ₱34 Million in guarantees!
Japan Open Poker Tour and RunGood Poker Series have teamed up for the first international ring event set to take place from April 25 to May 5, 2025 in Tokyo.
The Poker Dream Jeju 16 festival wrapped up in Jeju, South Korea with Martin Zamani, Christopher Park, and poker legend John Juanda banking the largest payouts.
The 2025 WPT Cambodia Championship crowned Russia's Artem Vezhenkov as the newest champion after he overcame a star studded final table at Nagaworld Phnom Penh.
China's Li Dong bulldozed through the Poker Dream Main Event final table to emerge as the newest champion at Jeju Shinhwa World in South Korea
The WPT Cambodia Championship 2024 pulled a total of 750 entries to generate a prize pool of $2,400,750 of which the top 94 finishers will earn a piece.
Poker Dream proved its popularity once again as the Main Event attracted 1,394 entries to Jeju, South Korea for a record prize pool of KR₩ 2,580,588,000 $1,79M).
Deja vu as Alexander Puchalski wins the WPT Prime Championship at Nagaworld in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He topped a record field of 1,484 entries for $233,680.
The APT Manila Classic 2025 concluded its final day of games with Yohei Kitazato securing the APT High Roller title for a payout of PHP 5,360,600 (~USD 92,107).
The World Poker Tour's first of two marquee events at WPT Cambodia has already set new records as the biggest WPT Prime turnout in the country to date of 1,484.
Nonstop action continues at NagaWorld, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with the World Poker Tour (WPT) festivities right on its halfway mark. Following 33 events, one player in particular has stood out: Australia’s Amin Riyazati, who is currently leading the leaderboard with 1,300 points.
Russia's Ivan Govorov clinched the Asian Poker Tour APT Manila Classic Main Event to win a career high payout of PHP 11,069,680 (~USD 190,201).
The richest Asian Poker Tour Main Event in the Philippines is just one step away from crowning a winner in the APT Manila Classic with 9 players remaining.
