KPC Poker October Series: Bonuses, Packages and Perks Explained
The KPC Poker October Series returns to LES A Casino in Jeju, South Korea , from October 10 to 21, 2026.
A total of KRW 3.1 billion, approximately USD 2.3 million, will be guaranteed across the festival. The schedule includes two Main Events, a large selection of high rollers and a mixed game program organized in partnership with the Mixed Asian Poker Series (MAPS)
The KPC Main Event has a KRW 1.3 million buy-in and a KRW 880 million guarantee. Players looking for a higher buy-in can enter the USD 15,000 Kingās Main Event.
KPC Poker has also announced several promotions for the series, including additional Main Event rewards, tournament credits and accommodation packages.
š Early Bird Special: 50% Off Admin Fee: Players who register and are seated before the start of the tournament get 50% off the admin fee. Eligible tournaments are marked with a gift box icon (š) on the schedule.
Additional Rewards in the KPC Main Event
The KPC Main Event will have several Day 1 flights, with additional rewards available to players who advance more than once.
- Players who advance from two flights will receive an additional KRW 7,000,000.
- Advancing from three flights will earn an additional KRW 17,000,000.
- Anyone who advances from four flights will receive the maximum additional reward of KRW 22,000,000.
These rewards are separate from the Main Event prize pool.
Kingās Debut Opening Event Bonuses
Additional tournament credits will also be awarded during Event #3, the Kingās Debut Opening Event.
The winner will receive USD 10,000 in tournament credits on top of the regular prize money. The chip leaders from Day 1A and Day 1B will each receive USD 5,000 in tournament credits.
The tournament credits are being provided by the organisers and will not be deducted from the prize pool.
High Roller Schedule
Event #31, the USD 60,000 King Poker Super High Roller, carries the largest buy-in of the series.
The schedule also includes a KRW 2.5 million Mini High Roller and several single-day super high rollers with buy-ins of USD 15,000, USD 20,000 and USD 25,000. Players will also find turbo events among the high roller options.
KPC Poker and MAPS Mixed Game Schedule
KPC Poker has partnered with the Mixed Asian Poker Series (MAPS) to run a mixed game schedule from October 10 to 19.
Players who register and are seated before the start of an event marked with a gift symbol on the schedule will receive a 50% discount on the admin fee.
The schedule includes:
- Event #2 Omaha Mix Championship: October 10 at 11:45, with a KRW 1,300,000 buy-in
- Event #16 Mixed Game Team Championship: October 12 at 11:45, with a KRW 3,000,000 buy-in
- Event #45 Poker Players Championship: October 16 at 11:45, with a KRW 2,000,000 buy-in
- Kingās Mixed High Rollers: USD 2,000 to USD 5,000 events running from October 17 to 19, including Triple Draw Mix, Big O and six-handed Pot Limit Omaha
Mixed Game Rookie Package
The 30-place Mixed Game Master Package has already sold out, but KPC Poker and MAPS are also offering a separate package for players who are newer to mixed games.
The Mixed Game Rookie Package is limited to 30 players. Those taking part must deposit KRW 3,000,000, which will be held as a dedicated fund for mixed game tournament entries during the festival.
The package includes a complimentary two-night stay at the Landing Hotel, valued by the organisers at KRW 242,000.
Any unused money from the deposit will expire when the series ends and cannot be carried over to another event. The package also cannot be divided or transferred to another player.
Players can contact KPC Pokerās customer service team for availability and booking information.
High Roller Accommodation Package
KPC Poker is offering complimentary five-star accommodation for the full series to players who make a one-time pre-deposit of USD 70,000 as a tournament reserve fund.
Full conditions and booking details are available directly from KPC Poker VIP Services.
KPC Poker October Series Schedule
All tournaments and starting times can be found on the complete KPC Poker October Series schedule .
Somuchpoker previously covered the festival announcement in our first look at the KPC Poker October Series 2026 .
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Callum Jury is SoMuchPoker's Live Content and Social Media Specialist, reporting live from WSOP and Asia Pacific poker festivals including the APT and PokerStars LIVE series. Originally from the Lake District in the UK, he has covered the Southeast Asian poker circuit since 2025, combining day-by-day tournament reporting with the social and digital content that brings the action to fans.
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