Quads Poker Championship Debuts in Hanoi with VND 80 Billion Guaranteed Festival

A new name is entering the Asian poker world this summer as Quads Poker Club Hanoi prepares to host the inaugural Quads Poker Championship (QPC), running from June 17-29, 2026, in Hanoi, Vietnam.
The first major festival from the venue comes with a huge VND 80 Billion guaranteed prize pool, including a massive VND 20 Billion Main Event, placing the series among the largest announced poker festivals in Vietnam this year.
Held at Quads Poker Club’s own venue in Hanoi, the series features a packed schedule of championship events, high rollers, satellites, and side tournaments spread across 13 days.
VND 20 Billion Main Event Headlines the Festival
The centerpiece of the series is the Quads Poker Championship VND 20 Billion guaranteed Main Event, which features four starting flights from June 20 before Day 2 begins on June 23. The tournament then plays down to a winner on June 26.
The Main Event carries a VND 27,500,000 buy-in and a 20 billion VND guarantee, making it the flagship attraction of the festival.
Several other marquee tournaments are also scheduled throughout the series, including:
Quads Championship – VND 12 Billion GTD
Quads Signature Champion – VND 4 Billion GTD
Super High Roller Prestige – VND 2 Billion GTD
High Roller Grand Prix – VND 2 Billion GTD
High Roller Golden Wings – VND 2 Billion GTD
High Roller Supreme GTD Boosted – VND 5 Billion GTD
Mini Main Event – VND 5 Billion GTD
Micro Main Event – VND 4 Billion GTD
The full festival schedule also includes daily megastacks, hyper turbo events, satellites, and multiple high roller formats across the series.
Early Bird Packages at Quads Poker Championship Available Until June 6

Players planning to travel to Hanoi for the festival can also take advantage of limited Early Bird Packages, which are currently available until June 6, although organizers confirmed allocations are limited and may sell out before the deadline.
Each package comes in two versions:
Option 1: Tournament package with hotel accommodation included at Novotel Hanoi Thai Ha.
Option 2: Tournament package without hotel accommodation
The available package tiers are:
Diamond Package
Includes multiple flagship high roller events and the Main Event
Option 1: VND 489 Million + 13 hotel nights
Option 2: VND 467 Million
Limited to 10 packages
Gold Package
Includes Quads Championship and selected high rollers
Option 1: VND 296 Million + 7 hotel nights
Option 2: VND 283 Million
Limited to 15 packages
Silver Package
Includes Main Event, Quads Championship, and selected high rollers
Option 1: VND 248 Million + 5 hotel nights
Option 2: VND 238 Million
Limited to 15 packages
A New Venue Entering Vietnam’s Growing Poker Scene

Quads Poker Club Hanoi is a new venue in Vietnam that is wasting little time going big, launching its first major festival with an VND 80 Billion guaranteed series in the capital. The schedule is packed with Main Events, high rollers, and daily side action across nearly two weeks of play.
Vietnam’s tournament scene has grown quickly over the last few years, with more players traveling into the country for larger festival stops. Quads Poker Club is the latest venue trying to carve out a place in that market, and this June series will be the first real look at what they can deliver.
Quads Poker Championship Key Information
Series: Quads Poker Championship
Dates: June 17-29, 2026
Location: Quads Poker Club Hanoi, Vietnam
Total Festival Guarantee: VND 80 Billion
Main Event Guarantee: VND 20 Billion
Main Event Buy-in: VND 27,500,000
Early Bird Deadline: June 6, 2026
Players interested in attending can contact Quads Poker Club directly through the venue’s official social media channels for package reservations and festival information.
Quads Poker Championship Packages
For early bird package details and bookings, contact Quads Poker Club directly on WhatsApp.
About the Editor
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.






