Still in Taipei? WWP Series 4 Brings TWD 30 Million in Guarantees
Win Win Poker Taipei is set to host WWP Series 4: Born to Win from July 25 to August 2, with TWD 30,000,000 in guaranteed prize money on offer across nine days of tournament action.
Featuring a TWD 30,000,000 guaranteed prize pool, the nine-day festival is headlined by a TWD 20,000,000 GTD Main Event, where the champion is guaranteed to receive at least TWD 4,000,000. The schedule also includes the Mini Main, Mega Stack, and The Closing Act, alongside a full lineup of side events.
Players will also have the chance to take advantage of a unique Main Event re-qualification bonus, multiple starting flights, and the Luxury Watch Bonus Battle, where the first player to complete one of two championship challenges will win a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona.

WWP Series 4 Highlighted Events
Four of the festival’s biggest tournaments account for TWD 29,000,000 of the overall guarantee, with options available across several different buy-in levels.
| Event | Buy-in (TWD) | Guarantee (TWD) |
|---|---|---|
| Main Event | 9,000 | 20,000,000 GTD |
| Mini Main | 6,000 | 3,000,000 GTD |
| Mega Stack | 10,000 | 3,000,000 GTD |
| The Closing Act | 20,000 | 3,000,000 GTD |
Re-qualification Bonus Rewards Multiple Day 1 Bags
One of the Main Event’s most unusual features is its Day 2 Re-qualification Bonus, which rewards players who successfully advance through more than one starting flight.
The bonus is separate from any prize money the player later receives. Players therefore have an incentive to enter another Day 1 even after securing their first place in Day 2.
- Second qualification: TWD 45,000 bonus
- Third qualification: TWD 135,000 bonus
- Each subsequent qualification: An additional TWD 90,000
The Main Event will also feature a 10% ITM structure, bubble protection, and a Day 2 redraw when three tables remain.
Rolex Daytona Available in Luxury Watch Bonus Battle

Win Win Poker is adding another incentive through the WWP Series 4 Luxury Watch Bonus Battle.
The first eligible player to complete one of the promotion’s two conditions will receive a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona. The Oystersteel, 40mm model 126500LN has an official retail value of TWD 570,500.
- Condition 1: Win the Main Event trophy and any side event trophy
- Condition 2: Win any three side event trophies
Only one watch will be awarded, with the prize going to the first player to complete either condition.
Full WWP Series 4 Schedule
Click to Expand: Full WWP Series 4 Schedule (July 25 to August 2)
| Date | Event | Buy-in (TWD) | Start Time | Reg. Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 25 | Main Event Day 1A | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 11:00 | ~14:50 (LV7) |
| Jul 25 | Main Event Day 1B | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 14:50 | ~18:40 (LV7) |
| Jul 25 | Main Event Day 1C | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 18:40 | ~22:30 (LV7) |
| Jul 26 | Main Event Day 1D | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 11:00 | ~14:50 (LV7) |
| Jul 26 | Main Event Day 1E | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 14:50 | ~18:40 (LV7) |
| Jul 26 | Main Event Day 1F | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 18:40 | ~22:30 (LV7) |
| Jul 27 | Main Event Satellite | 1,800 (1,500+300) or 4,000 voucher | 17:00 | ~19:50 (LV8) |
| Jul 27 | Pot Limit Omaha Event | 6,000 (5,100+900) | 17:30 | ~19:45 (LV8) |
| Jul 28 | Main Event Satellite | 1,800 (1,500+300) or 4,000 voucher | 17:30 | ~19:50 (LV8) |
| Jul 28 | K.O. Bounty Event | 6,000 (1,100+2,000+900) | 17:30 | ~20:45 (LV8) |
| Jul 29 | Main Event Satellite | 1,800 (1,500+300) or 4,000 voucher | 17:30 | ~19:50 (LV8) |
| Jul 29 | You Only Live Once Event | 8,000 (6,900+1,100) | 17:30 | ~20:45 (LV7) |
| Jul 30 | Main Event Day 1G | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 11:00 | ~14:50 (LV7) |
| Jul 30 | Main Event Day 1H | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 14:50 | ~18:40 (LV7) |
| Jul 30 | Main Event Day 1I | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 18:40 | ~22:30 (LV7) |
| Jul 31 | Main Event Day 1J | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 11:00 | ~14:50 (LV7) |
| Jul 31 | Main Event Day 1K | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 14:50 | ~18:40 (LV7) |
| Jul 31 | Main Event Day 1L | 9,000 (7,800+1,200) | 18:40 | ~22:30 (LV7) |
| Aug 1 | Main Event Day 2 (Play to Final Table) | – | 11:00 | – |
| Aug 1 | Mini Main Event Day 1A | 6,000 (5,100+900) | 11:15 | ~14:30 (LV7) |
| Aug 1 | Mini Main Event Day 1B | 6,000 (5,100+900) | 14:30 | ~17:45 (LV7) |
| Aug 1 | Mini Main Event Day 1C | 6,000 (5,100+900) | 17:45 | ~21:00 (LV7) |
| Aug 1 | Turbocharged Event | 3,000 (2,500+900) | 21:00 | ~23:10 (LV6) |
| Aug 2 | Mega Stack Event (Play to Final Table) | – | 11:15 | – |
| Aug 2 | Mega Stack Event | 10,000 (8,700+1,200) | 11:15 | ~15:00 (LV8) |
| Aug 2 | Main Event Final Day | – | 12:00 | – |
| Aug 2 | The Closing Act Event | 20,000 (18,000+2,000) | 15:00 | ~19:20 (LV7) |
Schedule and tournament details are subject to change based on on-site conditions. All guarantees are listed in TWD.
Win Win Poker Builds on Poker Dream Success

Despite opening only this year, Win Win Poker has already hosted one of Taiwan’s largest international tournament series.
Poker Dream 23 Taiwan attracted players from across Asia, including South Korea, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Its Main Event recorded 1,472 entries, allowing the prize pool to grow from its original TWD 25,000,000 guarantee to TWD 30,000,000.
WWP Series 4 now gives Win Win Poker an opportunity to build its own tournament identity after successfully hosting an established international tour. The venue plans to continue expanding the WWP Series brand as it strengthens its position on Taiwan’s live poker calendar.

Win Win Poker has quickly become the heavy hitter of the Taiwan poker scene . Located in Taipei’s Zhongshan District, this flagship venue was built to push Texas Hold’em as a legitimate mind sport rather than just a casual pastime. It’s a high-spec room designed to handle everything from daily deepstacks to massive international festivals, all while maintaining a social atmosphere that local players actually want to hang out in.
What Sets Win Win Poker Apart?
- Volume and Tech: The venue is the only one in Taiwan with automatic shufflers at every single table. It’s a game-changer for hand volume and fairness. The floor usually runs 40 tables but can scale up to 60 when a major series rolls into town.
- A Hub for Notables: This is the “see and be seen” room in Taipei. It’s a common hangout for Taiwanese celebrities and influencers like Lyla and Angel Wang, which gives the games a unique energy you don’t find in standard card rooms.
- Diverse Stakes: Their daily Time-Limited Tournaments (TLT) cover a huge spread, with buy-ins starting at 1,200 and climbing all the way to 105,000 for the high rollers.
MTT CAPACITY
Up to 60 Tables
LOCATION
Zhongshan, Taipei
TECH
Auto Shufflers
The Tournament Scene
The schedule at Win Win is built for variety. Beyond the standard No-Limit Hold’em, they rotate in creative formats like Bounties, Flip-Outs, and Ladies events. Their “Monthly Main” and “Annual Main” are the big draws on the calendar, consistently pulling in some of the most competitive fields in Taiwan. The staff here runs a tight ship, which keeps it professional, fair, and accessible for players who might be new to the live tournament scene.
Logistics & Access
📍 Address: Win Win Poker, B1, No. 112, Section 2, Zhongshan North Road, Taipei. It’s a basement venue, but it’s spacious and well-ventilated.
🚇 Getting There: It’s a very easy commute. You’re looking at a 10-minute walk from either the Minquan West Road or Zhongshan Elementary School MRT stations.
📱 Stay Updated: The best way to check the daily schedule is via their Instagram (winwinpoker.tw). They are very active there with seat availability and tournament clocks.
🎒 Reporter’s Tip: If you’re coming from out of town, the shufflers alone make this worth the visit. The pace of play is significantly faster than the manual-shuffle rooms elsewhere in the city.
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For players searching for their next tournament after TMT, WWP Series 4 begins at Win Win Poker on July 25. For schedule updates and participation information, follow Win Win Poker on Instagram.
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.





























