The results from the recent King Poker Cup series in Jeju are now fully published on The Hendon Mob database, confirming the final standings and major scores from one of Asia’s most talked-about high buy-in festivals of early 2026.

Held at LES A Casino inside Jeju Shinhwa World, the King Poker Cup introduced a premium USD buy-in schedule that attracted a strong field of poker superstars and high rollers. With the official listings now live, players’ Hendon Mob profiles have been updated to reflect the series’ biggest payouts and title runs.

King Poker Cup Results Now Official on The Hendon Mob

Headlining the festival was the inaugural $15,000 King’s Main Event, where China’s Tony Ren Lin captured the title and a $600,700 top prize after topping a 191-entry field. Vietnam’s Trung Hieu Nguyen finished runner-up for $400,000, while Singapore’s Abraham Ceesvin secured third place for $286,000, adding another notable result to his growing list of cashes.

Several high roller victories also now appear in the database, including Lei Yu ’s victory in the $30,000 Final Coronation and Yang Zhang ’s win in the $5,000 King’s Debut. The updated listings provide a full breakdown of payouts, finishing positions, and career-earning impacts following the series.

With the Hendon Mob records now confirmed across both the KPC x LPT festival results and the King Poker Cup series listings, the debut edition officially enters the historical archive, marking another milestone for the Jeju high-stakes scene while giving players a permanent record of their performances.

Winner Interviews and King Poker Cup YouTube Coverage

Building on that momentum, the King Poker Cup team has also begun rolling out a series of winner interviews on its official YouTube channel, giving fans a closer look at the personalities behind the results now recorded in the database. Several champions have already shared their reactions from Jeju, adding context to the numbers and final standings that now sit permanently on The Hendon Mob.

Interviews from events #S1, #S2, #S3, and #S4 are already live, including the sit-down with King’s Main Event champion Lin, whose victory headline performance anchored the festival. The organizers have confirmed that the #S5 winner interview is scheduled to be released shortly, continuing the series’ push to document the inaugural edition both on and off the felt.

Ren Lin’s interview is embedded above, and readers can explore the full lineup of champion interviews directly through the King Poker Cup YouTube channel, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the players who shaped one of Jeju’s most notable high buy-in festivals.

Readers can also explore updated player profiles and track performances through the Somuchpoker Poker Index (SPI) , where rankings, career results, and recent scores from the King Poker Cup are now reflected alongside other poker results from festivals in Asia.