Latest Poker News, Tournament Results & Industry Updates - Page 80
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.
Record breaking prize pools and turnouts at the Asian Poker Tour's APT Manila Classic 2025 that took place at the Crowne Plaza Galleria from February 7-16.
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 highly anticipated Ace Poker League - APL Manila - kicked off on February 21, 2025 at the Prime Poker Club, The festival features P103 Million in guarantees
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).
Somuchpoker team exploring Cambodia before dives into the exciting events of WPT Cambodia at NagaWorld Hotel & Casino Resort.
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.
The Asian Poker Tour set a new brand record at the APT Manila Classic 2025 Main Event with 1,202 entries generating a prize pool over ₱62.3 Million (~$1M).
In January 2025, the Thailand cabinet approved the bill to establish entertainment complexes in which casinos would be legally allowed to operate.
After four flights, the Asian Poker Tour's APT Manila Classic 2025 generated 1,146 entries to ensure a seven digit USD prize pool with registration still open.
