Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju II Final Highlights: Pays Out Over ₩5.7 Billion
Red Dragon Poker Tour concluded another exciting festival at the Landing Casino in Jeju, South Korea. Across the ten days of games that ran from July 4 to 13, 2025, RDPT Jeju II crowned 49 champions and paid out over ₩5.7 Billion. Here are the highlights.

RDPT Jeju II Final Highlights
Festival prize pool: ₩5,759,150,002 (~USD 4.16M)
Total entries: 3,631
Main Event winner and payout: Bohong Yu - ₩337,200,000 (~USD 245,676)
Prestige SHR winner and payout: Linghui Dai - ₩174,135,000 (~USD 127,780)
Most final tables: Lante Zhang (5)
Multiple wins: Chen Hao (2), Tom Maguire (2), Lante Zhang (2), Weiwei Huang (2), Xiaobin Zheng (2), Liu Yao (2), Yuhan Liu (2), Tian Hao (2), Dong Li (2)
RED DRAGON POKER TOUR JEJU II - Results

Another first time Red Dragon Championship winner emerged after Bohong Yu wrapped it up in record time. Yu walked away as the festival's biggest earner.
Linghui Dai Wins Red Dragon Prestige Super High Roller
Ever since Linghui Dai's breakout victory at the WPT Main Event Jeju in March 2024, he has been chasing that winning rush, returning again and again to the island that first crowned him champion. Despite multiple deep runs and final table appearances across various events, a second win eluded him until the final day of the RDPT Jeju II festival. Dai finally found redemption, conquering the star-studded Red Dragon Prestige Super High Roller to lock up the biggest payday of his career.
Multi-Winners at RDPT Jeju II
Winning one event is hard enough but two events? That's beyond impressive. At RDPT Jeju II, an astonishing nine players accomplished a rare double victory.
Weiwei Huang Claims Red Dragon Champion's Jacket
Ever since Weiwei Huang's first side event win in Jeju back in November, he has been hungry for more. His persistence finally paid off not once but twice! Huang broke through the 101 entry field of the Progressive Bounty NLH, capturing his first title of the series then rode the momentum to conquer an even larger field of 198 entries at the Red Dragon Mini Main Event. This earned him an exclusive Red Dragon Champion's jacket.
Tom Maguire's Jeju Debut Brings Two Wins
Australian player Tom Maguire made the most of his debut trip to Jeju, snagging the very first trophy of the series in the Baby Dragon Warm Up NLH, and didn’t stop there. Maguire went on to score four more cashes before sealing his second title on the final day in the Super Stack Turbo NLH. In total, he racked up six cashes, which included an impressive four final table appearances.
Chen Hao Wins Two PLO Events In The Same Day
Chen Hao was the master of the Five-Card Pot Limit Omaha as he took down two events of the same variant on the same day!
Other Multi-Winners
Player | Events | Field | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
Survivor Big Bounty NLH | 64 | ₩12,398,000 | |
Turbo Bomb Pot NLH | 20 | ₩3,078,000 | |
6-Card PLO Hi | 38 | ₩4,434,000 | |
PLO Hi Double Board Bomb Pot | 43 | ₩4,786,000 | |
No Limit 2-7 Single Draw | 14 | ₩5,920,000 | |
Big Easy Hi/Lo | 12 | ₩4,756,000 | |
Megastack Classic NLH | 43 | ₩12,397,000 | |
Hyper Turbo NLH | 61 | ₩7,478,000 | |
No Limit Seven Card Stud | 12 | ₩2,347,000 | |
Single Day High Roller | 26 | ₩27,412,000 | |
Bounty NLH | 33 | ₩5,766,000 | |
3 Card Poker Super Hold'em | 27 | ₩4,176,000 |
Most Final Tables

While several players celebrated multiple victories, it was Lante Zhang who stood out for his incredible consistency. Zhang cashed five times, all of them at the final table. Let's have a look at his stats:
1st place: Turbo Bomb Pot NLH
1st place: Survivor Big Bounty NLH
2nd place: PLO Single Day Mystery Bounty
3rd place: 3 Card Poker Super Hold'em
8th place: Win The Button Hyper Turbo NLH
Red Dragon Poker Tour Will Be Back

The second Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju festival may have ended but players can be assured that the next one is already in the works. Announced at the festival, RDPT will be back for the Jeju Poker Festival slated for November 1-12, 2025. Last year, this event was in collaboration with Red Dragon Poker Tour, World Poker Tour, and Korea Poker Cup.
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