You Jia Lin Wins TMT20 Kick-Off For TWD 1,450,000 ($45,185) as Rankings Go Live
Days 4 and 5 of the Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT20) brought Event #3 Kick-Off to a close at the Asia Poker Arena & Red Space , with You Jia Lin claiming the title after a seven-flight marathon. July 11 and 12 also saw the festival publish its individual and Millions Warrior Team standings, giving players their first look at the race to the top.
You Jia Lin Wins TMT20 Kick-Off For TWD 1,450,000 ($45,185)

The TWD 4,000 Kick-Off ran across seven starting flights before wrapping up on Day 2, drawing 3,460 entries and building a prize pool of TWD 11,188,500 (~$341,685), comfortably clear of its TWD 10,000,000 (~$305,390) guarantee. A total of 348 players made the money before You Jia Lin came out on top, becoming the second Incense Cedar Champion Plate winner of TMT20, following Yu Ming Chiu‘s win in the Warm-Up GiantStack earlier in the series.

Lin banked TWD 1,450,000 (~$45,185) for the title, holding off Xiao Tung Pan, who collected TWD 950,000 (~$29,605) as runner-up. Jia Lun Chen rounded out the podium in third for TWD 645,000 (~$20,100).

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TMT20 Individual & Team Rankings Now Live
Alongside the Kick-Off result, organisers also published the updated individual rankings and Millions Warrior Team standings for the milestone 20th edition of the Taiwan Millions Tournament . Players chasing points across the festival can now track where they sit in both races, with organisers confirming that any queries about standings, or requests to update a name or photo, should be directed to the official LINE account, @ctpclub.
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With Event #3 now complete, TMT20 rolls on toward its next marquee events.
For the latest schedules, structures and results, visit the official TMT20 festival page .
All photos courtesy of TMT.
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.


























