Hanoi Is Ready for Another VND 80 Billion Poker Feast
Hanoi has barely had time to recover from the first Quads Poker Championship , but QPC is already coming back for another round.
The Quads Poker Championship returns to Quads Hanoi Poker Club from August 9–19, and the numbers are big: 11 days, 64 events and a combined VND 80 billion guarantee.
After a first series that produced packed fields and several billion-dong payouts, QPC Autumn 2026 wastes no time getting back to business. The opening Kick Off now carries VND 7 billion guaranteed, the Main Event puts VND 20 billion on the table, and another loaded High Roller schedule is waiting for those with deeper pockets.
The QPC Autumn 2026 Player Guide has also been released, giving players the complete timetable, tournament structures and other useful information before making the trip to Hanoi.
VND 80 Billion Up for Grabs in Hanoi
The schedule moves fast from the moment the first cards hit the felt. There are major multi-day tournaments throughout the festival, daily side events and more than enough High Rollers to keep the big guns busy.
Here are the headline events:
Players can check start times, starting stacks and individual tournament details on the complete QPC Autumn 2026 schedule .
Kick Off Gets a VND 1 Billion Boost

There will be no gentle start to this festival.
The Kick Off Event runs from August 9–11 and returns with its guarantee increased from VND 6 billion to VND 7 billion. The buy-in remains unchanged at VND 7,700,000, giving players even more to chase without having to pay any extra.
Four opening flights are split across August 9 and 10. Flights 1A and 1C begin at 10:30, while Flights 1B and 1D start at 16:30. Those who survive will return at 11:30 on August 11 to play down to a winner.
The first QPC Kick Off was enormous . It attracted 1,622 entries, with Vietnam’s Huy Hoang Nguyen taking home VND 1,687,780,000 after beating one of the largest opening-event fields seen in the region this year.
Now the guarantee is bigger. The buy-in is the same. QPC has certainly given players a reason to show up from Day 1.
Those unable to make it to Hanoi immediately can watch the Kick Off final table live through Quads Poker Club’s official Facebook and YouTube channels.
Can the Main Event Beat 764 Entries?

The biggest question of the festival will be answered in the VND 20 billion guaranteed Main Event, running from August 13–18.
Entry costs VND 38,500,000 and players receive a 50,000 starting stack. The return of 60-minute blind levels means there will be plenty of time to pick spots, recover from an early setback and properly build a stack.
Four starting flights are available:
- Flight 1A: August 13 at 11:00
- Flight 1B: August 14 at 11:00
- Flight 1C: August 15 at 11:00
- Flight 1D: August 15 at 17:30
Each flight plays ten levels, while late registration remains open through the first level of Day 2. That gives late arrivals one last chance to enter at 12:00 on August 16.
Day 3 begins at 11:00 on August 17 and will continue until the final table is set. The last players standing return at 12:00 the following day, with the final table shown live.
Australia’s Alan Pham won the first edition after overcoming 764 entries. His victory earned him VND 3,430,000,000 and made him the first QPC Main Event champion .
That performance has set the mark for August. The guarantee remains at VND 20 billion, but with QPC returning so quickly after its successful debut, another huge turnout would not be a surprise.
Plenty More Beyond the Main Event

The Main Event may have the biggest trophy, but several other events could produce monster fields of their own.
The VND 22 million QPC Cup carries a VND 12 billion guarantee from August 11–13. Later in the festival, the VND 16.5 million QPC Autumn Elite gives players another shot at a major title with VND 10 billion guaranteed.
High Roller players can take aim at the VND 109 million Super High Roller – Prestige or jump into the Grand Prix, Imperial and Golden Wings events. Satellites will run throughout the festival for players looking to win their way into the bigger tournaments at a fraction of the full price.
There are also faster daily events for anyone who busts early, arrives late or simply wants another table to play.
Plan Your QPC Autumn 2026 Trip
With 64 events packed into 11 days, turning up without a plan could get expensive very quickly.
The official QPC Autumn 2026 Player Guide includes the tournament structures and complete daily timetable, helping players decide exactly where to take their shots.
QPC Autumn 2026 runs from August 9–19 at Quads Hanoi Poker Club in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Visit the QPC Autumn 2026 festival page for the latest announcements and event information.
Kai Cocklin is Head of Live Poker at SoMuchPoker, overseeing live tournament coverage, reporting teams and festival partnerships across the Asia Pacific region and beyond. Before joining SoMuchPoker he worked with PokerNews at major festivals including the World Series of Poker and the European Poker Tour, where he managed live reporting teams and helped develop new writers.






























