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Over the Halloween festivities, Malaysia’s William Teoh remained undefeated at the APT Super High Roller games, earning him the largest score of his career. Sharing the glory was also Canada’s Philipp Zukernik, who booked an incredible feat, landing back to back titles to become the first multi-series winner.
While a storm brewed outside, it did not deter players from making their way to the Asia Poker Arena in Taipei City, Taiwan for the inaugural TMT Championship. An offshoot of the popular Taiwan Millions Tournament, the ongoing festival has been running since October 25
The first local to shine across the festivities was none other than Marco Espela, after shipping the victory at the opening highlight, Philippines National Cup. Espela overcame APT’s record opening 726-entry field to take home the largest cut of the PHP 7,436,563 (~USD 126,420) prize pool.
Vietnam's Hieu Ngo wins the APPT Championship title for a career live best payout of PHP 11,610,000. The event took place at Okada Manila in the Philippines as part of the PS Live APPT Manila Championship.
The inaugural Pokerstars LIVE APPT Manila Championship concluded its penultimate day with the APPT Championship final six players formed. They now advanced to the last round of play at Okada Manila.
The most crucial day at PokerStars LIVE APPT Manila Championship brought 139 players back to center stage APPT Championship Day 2. Taking place at Okada Manila in Manila, Philippines, the day opened with one last hour to sign up.
PokerStars LIVE APPT Manila Championship series wrapped up its 8th day at Okada Manila in the Philippines with the PokerStars Red Dragon (PHP25M GTD) as one fo the main highlights.
The inaugural APPT Championship has already created milestones in its very first undertaking taking place at Okada Manila in Manila, Philippines. After two starting days and one hour into Day 2, it has reached a million USD.
PokerStars LIVE at Okada Manila ran its second and last starting day of the inaugural APPT Championship in Manila. Philippines. Registration was open all day, drawing 194 entries.
