Latest Poker News, Tournament Results & Industry Updates - Page 82
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Asia-Pacific's newest brand, Players Series, returns to Taipei City, Taiwan for its second installment from February 19 to March 3 at the Asia Poker Arena.
The Taiwan Millions Tournament - TMT 17 - Main Event concluded with South Korea's Young Kyu Kim outlasting the 6,463 field for a payout of TWD 4.12M / $125.8K
The World Poker Tour stages its largest festival in Asia this Februaray 2025 with WPT Cambodia Championship running for three weeks at NagaWorld Phnom Penh.
From January 19 to February 10, WPT Global's online festival will hold 30 numbered events and hundreds of side events in celebration of the Lunar New Year.
The Asian top venue bested several famous Las Vegas casinos, but the Taiwan-based association has even bigger plans for the future.
Manila Megastack is back with 36 trophy events, and an eye-catching PHP 20 million (~$341K) guaranteed Main Event.
Each of the best online poker sites on our 2025 list has something unique to offer, and it is up to you to decide which one suits your preferences.
The Asian Poker Tour - APT Manila Classic featurres PHP 143 Million (~USD 2.4M) in guarantees this February 7-16, 2025 at the Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria.
The most popular low stakes festival in Taipei City, the Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) kicks off its 17th edition featuring a Main Event US$1M Guarantee.
These players closed a very profitable year, but will they be able to bring their A-games in 2025 too?
Macau’s casinos have generated $26B this year, a 26.8% increase over 2023 numbers, reaching approximately 80% of pre-COVID revenue levels.
The 2025 WPT Cambodia Championship will be the largest live poker stop of the World Poker Tour in Asia running from February 6 to 24 at NagaWorld Phnom Penh.
From December 26 to 30, the GPI Asia Festival is taking place at the Landing Casino on Jeju Island, South Korea.
The third edition of the $10,400 WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas played down to a winner. Scott Stewart earned the top prize of $2,563,900 after defeating Rob Sherwood in a long heads-up play.
