The Asian Poker Tour (APT) was founded in 2006. To date, the APT has staged more than 110 major events and numerous smaller tournaments mainly in the Asia-Pacific Region. The tour has stopped at Philippines, Macau, South Korea, Cambodia, Vietnam, India, China, Australia, London, New Caledonia and Mauritius. APT events combined have generated over US$50 Million in prize money all awarded to players.[4]
Current season, competition or edition: 2024 | |
 | |
| Game | Texas hold 'em |
|---|---|
| Founded | November 12, 2006 |
| Founder | Capital Events Pte (2006–2008) |
| Owner(s) | APT Events Private Limited |
| CEO | Fred Leung[1] |
| Director | Lloyd Fontillas[2] |
| President | Neil Johnson[3] |
| Country |  Singapore (Founded) |
| Region | Asia |
| Streaming partner(s) |  asianpokertourlive theasianpokertour |
| Sponsor(s) |  Natural8 |
| Official website | http://www.apt.poker |
History
editAsian Poker Tour (APT) was founded in 2006 by Capital Events Pte – a company based in Singapore.
In 2008 APT was acquired by AsianLogic but Capital Events Pte will continue to run the tour, which recently added the Korean Professional Poker Tour and remains a shareholder. The agreement will see AsianLogic manage the running of the APT's online and land-based tournaments, as well as taking control of the APT's brand and URLs giving the company access to the APT database, which it hopes will help drive players to its poker sites.[5]
In June 2022, APT Events Private Limited bought the Asian Poker Tour is set to expand its presence outside of Asia.[6] APT veteran Lloyd Fontillas will, however, continue in his capacity as General Manager & Executive Tournament Director, with added responsibilities.[7]
Multiple Winners
edit| Place | Player | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
 Iori Yogo |
2016 ACR | 2018 CH | 2018 ME | 2018 CH |
2 |
 Henrik Tollefsen |
2013 ME | 2015 ME | ||
3 |
 Sam Razavi |
2012 ME | 2016 ME | ||
4 |
 Mike Takayama |
2014 ME | 2017 ME | ||
5 |
 Sam Nee Aik Chuan |
2017 ME | 2017 ME | ||
6 |
Lester Edoc |
2018 ME | 2018 ME | ||
7 |
 Ha Duong |
2012 ME | 2020 CH | ||
8 |
Moses Saquing |
2022 CH | 2022 ME | ||
9 |
 Punnat Punsri |
2019 CH | 2023 ME | ||
10 |
 Xixiang Luo |
2019 CH | 2024 ME |
ME = Main Event / CH = Championship / ACR = Accredited
Sorted by the year they entered the multiple titles list
Up to Season 2024 APT Phú Quốc (November 2024)
Tournament Results
edit2006
edit| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12–17 November The Meritus Mandarin Hotel |
betfair APT Singapore US$5,000
|
313
|
US$1,502,400 |  Antanas "Tony G" Guoga[8]
|
$451,700 | [1] |
2008
edit| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 May-1 June Dusit Thani Manila Hotel |
APT Manila US$2,500
|
316
|
US$783,000 |  David Saab[9]
|
$280,000 | [2][3] |
| 26–31 August StarWorld Hotel & Casino |
 APT Macau US$5,300US$1,500,000 Guaranteed |
257
|
US$1,500,000 |  Yevgeniy Timoshenko[10]
|
US$500,000 | [4][5] |
2009
edit| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 January-1 February Dusit Thani Manila Hotel |
APT Manila US$2,700
|
252
|
US$635,500 | Neil Arce[11]
|
US$185,000 | [6][7] |
| 20–23 August StarWorld Hotel & Casino |
APT Macau HK$34,400 (US$4,438) |
326
|
HK$10,919,040 (US$1,408,788) |
 Adrien Allain[12]
|
HK$3,035,000 (US$391,580) |
[8][9] |
2010
editIn year 2010, the APT began its partnership with Resorts World Manila (RWM) which lasts until today. APT held some of its biggest events in RWM including the Guinness World Records Longest Continuous Poker Tournament,[13] the APT-RWM Iron Man Poker Challenge,[14] held in 2013.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23–29 August Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$2,700
|
227
|
US$550,475 | Michael Cua[15]
|
US$176,700 | [10][11] |
| 6–14 November City of Dreams |
APT Macau HK$35,000 (US$4,515) |
161
|
HK$5,075,525 (US$654,779) |
Zhang Pan Peng[16]
|
HK$1,678,000 (US$216,473) |
[12][13] |
| Accredited Events | ||||||
| 8–10 January Poker King Club StarWorld Casino |
APKT Macau HK$5,400 (US$697) HK$750,000 Guaranteed (US$96,750) Asian Poker King Tournament |
174
|
HK$870,000 (US$112,230) |
 Il Wong Yoo[17]
|
HK$284,200 (US$36,662) |
[14] P.27-29 |
| 7 March Poker King Club StarWorld Casino |
MPC Macau HK$2,700 (US$348) HK$200,000 Guaranteed (US$25,760) Macau Poker Challenge |
143
|
HK $357,500 (US$46,046) |
 Weng Hong Hoi[18]
|
HK$116,800 (US$15,044) |
|
| 13–17 March The Big Ace Liberty Club |
TPC Mandaluyong ₱ 5,400 (US$118) The Poker Circuit: Plugged In |
173
|
₱ 865,000 (US$18,883) |
Mark Pagsuyuin[19]
|
₱ 383,000 (US$8,361) |
[15] |
| 16–19 March Resorts World Manila Casino |
RWM Manila ₱ 11,000 (US$242) ₱ 2,000,000 Guaranteed (US$43,661) RWM Inaugural Poker Championships |
269
|
₱ 2,690,000 (US$58,724) |
Sae Jin Lee[20]
|
₱ 860,800 (US$18,792) |
|
| 22–26 April StarWorld Casino |
APKT Macau HK$8,000 (US$1,031) HK$1,000,000 Guaranteed Asian Poker King Tournament |
233
|
HK$1,730,025 (US$222,838) |
Elton Tsang[21]
|
HK$553,600 (US$71,307) |
[16] |
| 14–16 May Wild Aces Poker Club |
TPC Pampanga ₱ 5,400 (US$115) ₱ 500,000 Guaranteed The Poker Circuit: Wild n' Wet |
131+35
|
₱ 830,000 (US$17,592) |
Freddie Journeaux[22]
|
₱ 148,700 (US$3,152) |
|
2011
editThe APT began the year with its new event format dubbed the APT Asian Series. This event features the same type of tournaments the APT is known for but at a much lower buy in.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10–17 January Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Cebu ₱50,000 (US$1,125) |
126
|
₱5,683,200 (US$127,893) |
 Andreas Lindblom[23]
|
₱1,875,300 (US$42,201) |
[17][18] |
| 28 March-3 April Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$2,700
|
231
|
US$560,175 | Enrique Del Prado[24]
|
US$179,260 | [19][20] |
| 17–23 August Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila ₱50,000 (US$1,176) |
396
|
₱17,681,580 (US$415,857) |
Vic De Guzman[25]
|
₱5,359,000 (US$126,040) |
[21][22] |
| 8–14 November Casino Royale Goa |
 APT Goa ₹50,000(US$1,006) |
158
|
₹7,110,000 (US$143,048) |
Sangeeth Mohan[26]
|
₹2,346,400 (US$47,208) |
[23][24] |
| Accredited Events | ||||||
| 20–27 June Waterfront Hotel Casino |
All In ASOP Cebu ₱5,500 (US$126) ₱1,000,000 Guaranteed (US$22,894) All In Anniversary Series of Poker |
199
|
₱1,000,000 (US$22,894) |
Richard Tolentino[27][28]
|
₱313,600 (US$7,180) |
|
| 1–6 December Asia Poker Sports Club |
Manny Pacquiao Manila ₱50,000 (US$1,157) Manny Pacquiao World Poker Event |
148
|
₱6,675,540 (US$154,495) |
Oliver Speidel[29]
|
₱2,202,000 (US$50,962) |
[25][26] |
2012
editThe APT introduced the APT Player of the Year (APT POY) loyalty program in year 2012 wherein players' performance is measured throughout a year. The APT POY receives $8,000 worth of APT and APT Asian Series Main Event buy-ins at an event of his/her choice among other perks, while 2nd and 3rd-place winners receive 1 APT Main Event seat (value up to $2,700) and 1 APT Asian Series Main Event seat (value up to $1,100) respectively. English poker pro Sam Razavi won the first APT POY title and bagged the award for the next three consecutive years.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28–29 January Fox Poker Club |
APT London £545 Special Event (US$849) |
125
|
£62,500 (US$97,319) |
William Dorey[30]
|
£17,130 (US$26,673) |
[27][28] |
| 4–7 February Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Series Cebu ₱50,000 (US$1,163) |
251
|
₱11,321,400 (US$263,255) |
Tan Tai Zheng[31]
|
₱3,623,000 (US$84,245) |
[29][30] |
| 18–22 March MGM Sanya Resort |
CPC Sanya Invitational ¥ 1,000,000 Prize Pool (US$157,940) China Poker Carnival 2012 |
414
|
¥ 1,000,000 (US$157,940) |
Chao Ma[32][33]
|
¥ 300,000 (US$47,386) |
[31] |
| 19–25 April Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$2,700
|
254
|
US$615,950 |  Divan Le Roux[34][35]
|
US$197,000 | [32][33] |
| 21–27 May Casino Royale Goa |
APT Series Goa ₹50,000 (US$898) |
131
|
₹5,895,000 (US$105,978) |
Martin Nilsson[36][37]
|
₹1,942,000 (US$34,912) |
[34][35] |
| 25–31 July StarWorld Hotel & Casino |
APT Macau HK$25,000 (US$3,222) |
268
|
HK$5,979,100 (US$770,735) |
 Carlos Chang[38]
|
HK$1,913,100 (US$246,607) |
[36][37] |
| 19–26 August Casino Ti Vegas, Grand Bay |
 APT Series Mauritius €900(US$1,110) |
114
|
€89,740 (US$110,660) |
Bruno Tadebois[39][40]
|
€22,840 (US$28,165) |
[38][39] |
| 19–25 September Resorts World Manila |
APT Series Manila ₱ 50,000 (US$1,195) |
316
|
₱ 14,253,200 (US$340,682) |
Jose Javier Medina[41]
|
₱ 3,521,000 (US$84,159) |
[40][41] |
| 14–20 November Las Vegas Sun, Bavet City |
 APT Series Cambodia US$1,100
|
122
|
US$119,240 | Ha Duong[42]
|
US$30,200 | [42][43] |
| 3–9 December Casino Royale Goa |
APT Goa ₹150,000 (US$2,750) |
9
|
₹1,215,000 (US$22,279) |
Sam Razavi[43]
|
₹790,000 (US$14,485) |
[44][45] |
- Asian Poker Tour – Season 2012 – Leaderboard Champion:
Sam Razavi[44]
2013
editIn year 2013, the APT in partnership with Resorts World Manila made an attempt to break the Guinness World Records Longest Continuous Poker Tournament [13] which turned out to be a success. Shattering the previous record of 36 hours, 34 minutes and 41 seconds set in Delaware, USA. in August 2012, the APT-RWM Iron Man Poker Challenge set a new world record of 48 hours, 55 minutes and 58.5 seconds in December 2013.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23–30 January Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Series Cebu ₱50,000 (US$1,227) |
113
|
₱5,096,900 (US$125,096) |
Seung-Soo Jeon[45]
|
₱1,302,000 (US$31,956) |
[46][47] |
| 27 February-6 March Royal Palace Casino, Oriental Hotel |
APT Series Jeju US$1,100
|
166
|
US$160,520 | Ryan Yu[46]
|
US$36,100 | [48][49] |
| 17–24 April Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$2,700
|
205
|
US$497,120 | Khac-Trung Tran[47][48]
|
US$124,000 | [50][51] |
| 24–31 July StarWorld Hotel & Casino |
APT Macau HK$25,000 (US$3,222) |
193
|
HK$4,439,000 (US$572,176) |
Henrik Tollefsen[49]
|
HK$981,700 (US$126,538) |
[52][53] |
| 18–23 August Ramada Hotel Jeju |
APT Jeju US$2,700
|
45
|
US$113,970 | Lifeng Shen[50]
|
US$35,300 | [54][55] |
| 9–16 October Resorts World Manila |
APT Series Manila ₱ 50,000 (US$1,158) |
389
|
₱ 17,357,000 (US$402,129) |
Czardy Rivera[51][52]
|
₱ 4,270,000 (US$98,927) |
[56][57] |
| 5–8 December The Star, Sydney (Australia) |
APT Sydney A$2,000 Special Event (US$1,820) |
649
|
A$1,166,400 (US$1,060,537) |
Tristan Bain[53][54]
|
A$281,685 (US$256,119) |
[58] |
| 11–15 December Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$700 Iron Man Poker Challenge Guinness World Record[13] |
115
|
US$71,400 |  Damon Shulenberger[55][56]
|
US$18,240 | [59][60] |
- Asian Poker Tour – Season 2013 – Leaderboard Champion: Sam Razavi,[44] Back-to-back: Two times APT Leaderboard in a row.
2014
edit2014 was a season when the tour went "quality over quantity". APT Tournament Director Lloyd Fontillas called 2014 a building year for staging fewer events, with much more quality in getting great player numbers.[57]
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12–19 February Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Series Cebu ₱50,000 (US$1,110) |
299
|
₱13,341,000 (US$296,275) |
 Paul Hockin[58]
|
₱3,235,000 (US$71,842) |
[61][62] |
| 30 April-7 May Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$2,700
|
208
|
US$504,400 | Feng Zhao[59]
|
US$126,500 | [63][64] |
| 27 February-6 March Queenco Casino, Sihanoukville |
APT Series Cambodia US$1,100
|
112
|
US$108,600 |  Michael Lindstrom[60]
|
US$27,700 | [65][66] |
| 10–17 September Resorts World Manila |
APT Series Manila ₱ 50,000 (US$1,145) |
356
|
₱ 17,033,000 (US$389,893) |
Mike Takayama[61]
|
₱ 3,453,000 (US$79,041) |
[67][68] |
| 3–10 December Resorts World Manila |
APT-RWM Manila Finale ₱ 50,000 (US$1,120) |
289
|
₱ 12,895,200 (US$288,757) |
Quang Huy Pham[62]
|
₱ 3,185,000 (US$71,320) |
[69][70] |
| 1–18 December King's Casino Rozvadov |
 Prague Poker Festival €1,100(US$1,362) |
33
|
€32,010 (US$39,831) |
 Pawel Zawadowicz[63]
|
€10,440 (US$12,991) |
[71][72] |
- Asian Poker Tour – Season 2014 – Leaderboard Champion: Sam Razavi,[64] Back-to-back-to-back: Three times APT Leaderboard in a row (2012-2013-2014).
2015
editIn 2015, the APT increased the APT POY prize from $8,000 to $10,000 worth of APT and APT Asian Series Main Event buy-ins. Sam Razavi earned the APT POY title for the fourth consecutive year bestowing him the title APT Quadruple Player of the Year.[65]
The APT also opened its own poker room in Manila in February 2015 where two of the tour's events were held on that year, including the year-ender event.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 January-4 February Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Series Cebu ₱50,000 (US$1,132) |
207
|
₱9,186,300 (US$208,063) |
John Tech[66]
|
₱2,307,300 (US$52,258) |
[73][74] |
| 27 February-2 March Resorts World Manila |
APT Poker Room Manila ₱1,500 (US$34) Inaugural Event |
326
|
₱423,800 (US$9,615) |
 Randy Boone[67]
|
₱104,500 (US$2,371) |
[75][76] |
| 14–22 April Resorts World Manila |
APT Manila US$2,200
|
211
|
US$409,300 |  Julius Malzanini[68]
|
US$79,200 | [77][78] |
| 27 February-6 March The Grand Ho Tram |
APT Vietnam US$1,100
|
119
|
US$115,400 | Kwan Kit Kwok[69]
|
US$26,800 | [79][80] |
| 5–9 June Manila Pavilion Hotel & Casino |
APT Weekend Series Manila ₱ 27,500 (US$610) |
147
|
₱ 3,565,000 (US$79,052) |
Gerard Bringley[70]
|
₱ 714,000 (US$15,833) |
[81][82] |
| 11–19 August Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Series Cebu ₱50,000 (US$1,080) |
160
|
₱7,139,000 (US$154,262) |
Henrik Tollefsen[71]
|
₱1,717,000 (US$37,102) |
[83][84] |
| 29 September-7 October Resorts World Manila |
APT Series Manila ₱ 50,000 (US$1,068) |
341
|
₱ 14,711,800 (US$314,232) |
Yah Loon Lim[72]
|
₱ 3,000,000 (US$64,077) |
[85][86] |
| 20–28 October Queenco Casino Sihanoukville |
APT Series Cambodia US$1,100
|
99
|
US$96,030 | Linh Tran[73]
|
US$26,130 | [87][88] |
| 9–17 December Casino Filipino Pavillion |
APT Manila Finale ₱ 50,000 (US$1,054) |
169
|
₱ 7,541,000 (US$158,976) |
Joven Huerto[74][75]
|
₱ 1,927,000 (US$40,624) |
[89][90] |
- Asian Poker Tour – Season 2015 – Leaderboard Champion: Sam Razavi,[76][65] Back-to-back 4 times: For the forth times APT Leaderboard in a row (2012-2013-2014-2015).
2016
edit2016 is APT's busiest year to date with 14 APT events and 1 APT-accredited event staged in a year. In the beginning of the year, APT started offering the APT Main Event Bubble Protection which insured the players availing it by giving back the Main Event buy-in in the form of APT tournament credits when the insured player busts out on the bubble. To avail of the bubble protection, players must pre-register for the Main Event, draw for a seat before starting time, and have his/her chips put into play on the first deal of level.
Changes in the winnings distribution of the APT Player of the Year ('APT POY') has also been made. The second and third place awards have been eliminated and $2,000 worth of APT prizes were awarded to each APT POY leader from the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, China, and one for the top nationality outside of those countries mentioned. The overall APT POY 2016 still received $10,000 worth of APT prizes. A total of $20,000 worth of APT prizes has been awarded for the APT POY 2016 race.
This was also the year when Sam Razavi was dethroned by Iori Yogo after four years of APT POY reign.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13–21 January Manila Pavilion Hotel & Casino |
APT Series Manila Kickoff ₱50,000 (US$1,044) |
134
|
₱ 6,499,000 (US$135,660) |
Thong Botho[77]
|
₱ 1,660,000 (US$34,651) |
[91][92] |
| 10–18 February Waterfront Hotel Casino |
APT Cebu ₱55,000 (US$1,155) |
144
|
₱6,984,000 (US$146,764) |
Alex Ward[78]
|
₱1,783,000 (US$37,469) |
[93][94] |
| 23–31 March Daegu Casino Poker Room |
APT Daegu ₩1,650,000 (US$1,410) |
64
|
₩93,120,000 (US$79,552) |
Kim Nayoung[79]
|
₩25,800,000 (US$22,041) |
[95][96] |
| 13–21 April Resorts World Manila |
APT Philippines I US$3,300
|
180
|
US$523,800 | Jeon Seung Soo[80]
|
US$116,100 | [97][98] |
| 15–22 May Manila Pavilion Hotel & Casino |
APT Experience Manila ₱55,000 (US$1,181) |
127
|
₱ 6,159,000 (US$132,236) |
Gyeong Byeong Lee[81]
|
₱ 1,574,000 (US$33,794) |
[99][100] |
| 15–23 June Queenco Casino Sihanoukville |
APT Cambodia US$1,100
|
48
|
US$46,560 | Hisashi Ogi[82]
|
US$16,530 | [101][102] |
| 19–27 July Resorts World Manila |
APT Philippines II US$2,200
|
114
|
US$221,200 | Shinichiro Tone[83]
|
US$56,600 | [103][104] |
| 9–15 August Manila Pavilion Hotel & Casino |
APT Weekend Series Manila ₱27,500 (US$588) |
216
|
₱ 5,238,000 (US$111,979) |
John Kim[84]
|
₱ 1,132,000 (US$24,200) |
[105][106] |
| 14–22 September Resorts World Manila |
APT Philippines III US$1,650
|
186
|
US$270,630 | In Chul Sin[85]
|
US$67,660 | [107][108] |
| 29 September-2 October Rex Fortune Cruise South China Sea |
APT Poker Cruise HK$11,000 (US$1,418) |
15
|
HK$145,500 (US$18,763) |
Sam Razavi[86]
|
HK$72,700 (US$9,375) |
[109][110] |
| 4–12 October Manila Pavilion Hotel & Casino |
APT Manila ₱55,000 (US$1,138) |
57
|
₱ 2,764,000 (US$57,191) |
Alexis Lim[87]
|
₱ 766,000 (US$15,849) |
[111][112] |
| 19–25 October Lisboa Hotel & Casino |
APT Macau HK$22,000 (US$2,835) |
108
|
HK$1,611,000 (US$207,651) |
Guo Dong[88]
|
HK$530,000 (US$68,315) |
[113][114] |
| 16–24 November Nouméa Grand Casino New Caledonia |
 APT Nouméa XPF110,000(US$976) |
143
|
XPF13,316,200 (US$118,157) |
Daniel Gilles[89]
|
XPF3,402,300 (US$30,189) |
[115][116] |
| 7–15 December Lisboa Hotel & Casino |
APT Macau Finale HK$22,000 (US$2,835) |
273
|
HK$2,620,800 (US$337,805) |
Soojo Kim[90]
|
HK$647,300 (US$83,433) |
[117][118] |
| Accredited Events | ||||||
| 5–8 February Western World Bar Japan |
Okinawa Poker Cup ¥0,00[91]
|
273
|
¥0,00 | Iori Yogo[92]
|
¥0,00 | [119] |
| OKINAWA Poker Cup: PRIZE POOL:[93] 1st APT Main Event and High Rollers Package 2nd APT Main Event and Side Event Package 3rd APT Main Event Package 4th 6 APT Side Events Package 5th 5 APT Side Events Package 6th 4 APT Side Events Package 7th 3 APT Side Events Package 8th 2 APT Side Events Package 9th 1 APT Side Event Package 10th to 12th 3 Side Events each 13th to 15th 2 Side Events each 16th to 18th 1 Side Event each | ||||||
2017
editThe APT Player of the Series (APT POS) has been introduced by the APT in its tournaments in 2017. It is a cumulative measure of player's performance throughout a full series. The APT POS awarded the 1st, 2nd and 3rd-place winners.
The last APT POY, Japan's Tetsuya Tsuchikawa, has been awarded as the season came to an end. The APT POY has been eliminated the following year to give way to more prizes for the APT Player of the Series.
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11–19 January Resorts World Manila |
APT Series Manila Kickoff US$1,650
|
96
|
US$139,680 | Takumi Samejima[96]
|
US$38,020 | [120][121] |
| Player of the Series APT Manila Kickoff: Yoichi Uesugi[97]
| ||||||
| 22–30 March Paradise Grand Casino |
APT Series Korea Jeju ₩1,650,000 (US$1,471) |
56
|
₩81,480,000 (US$72,648) |
Katsuhiro Muto[98]
|
₩22,570,000 (US$20,123) |
[122][123] |
| Player of the Series APT Korea – Jeju: Horikawa Daiki[99]
| ||||||
| 26 April-7 May Resorts World Manila |
APT Championships Philippines MAIN EVENT US$1,100 |
442
|
US$428,740 | Mike Takayama[100]
|
US$105,530 | [124][125] |
| APT Championships Philippines CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT US$2,200 |
189
|
US$366,660 | Huu Dung Nguyen[101]
|
US$91,670 | [126][127] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Philippines: Kim Gab Yong[102]
| ||||||
| 14–22 June Babylon Casino |
APT Macau HK$19,800 (US$2,532) |
118
|
HK$2,039,000 (US$261,383) |
Choong Kian Weng[103]
|
HK$521,000 (US$66,788) |
[128][129] |
| Player of the Series APT Macau: Tetsuya Tsuchikawa[104]
| ||||||
| 1–7 July Star Vegas Casino Poipet, Cambodia |
APT Southeast Asia US$1,100
|
50
|
US$48,500 | Sam Nee Aik Chuan[105]
|
US$14,790 | [130][131] |
| Player of the Series APT Southeast Asia: Tetsuya Tsuchikawa[106]
| ||||||
| 19–27 July Manila Pavilion Hotel & Casino |
APT Philippines I ₱110,000 (US$2,166) |
24
|
₱2,328,000 (US$45,845) |
Sam Nee Aik Chuan[107]
|
₱ 1,001,000 (US$19,712) |
[132][133] |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines I: Dhanesh Chainani[108]
| ||||||
| 12–20 August Paradise Hotel & Resort |
APT Series Korea Incheon ₩1,100,000 (US$965) |
185
|
₩179,450,000 (US$157,392) |
Albert Paik[109]
|
₩44,860,000 (US$39,345) |
[134][135] |
| Player of the Series APT Korea – Incheon: Iori Yogo[110]
| ||||||
| 13–21 September Resorts World Manila |
APT Philippines II US$1,650
|
132
|
US$192,060 | Sung Ho Kim[111]
|
US$40,250 | [136][137] |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines II: Dhanesh Chainani[112]
| ||||||
| 20–29 October Nouméa Grand Casino New Caledonia |
APT Nouméa XPF110,000 (US$1,025) |
85
|
XPF7,915,200 (US$73,733) |
Andre Moracchini[113]
|
XPF2,154,500 (US$20,069) |
[138][139] |
| Player of the Series APT Nouméa: Andre Moracchini[114]
| ||||||
| 6–14 November Winford Hotel & Casino |
APT Manila ₱38,500 (US$750) |
82
|
₱2,783,900 (US$54,206) |
 Neil Raine[115]
|
₱757,800 (US$14,755) |
[140][141] |
| Player of the Series APT Manila: Anthony Abram[116]
| ||||||
| 29 November-10 December Macau Billionaire Poker Babylon Casino |
APT Championships Macau FINALE MAIN EVENT HK$11,000 (US$1,408) |
157
|
HK$1,807,600 (US$231,400) |
Varun Gupta[117]
|
HK$300,400 (US$38,456) |
[142][143] |
| APT Championships Macau FINALE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT HK$22,000 (US$2,816) |
87
|
HK$1,687,800 (US$215,950) |
Alecz Chan Xianhe[118]
|
HK$369,950 (US$47,334) |
[144][145] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Macau Finale: Hung Sheng Lin[119]
| ||||||
- Asian Poker Tour – Season 2017 – Player of the Year:
TETSUYA TSUCHIKAWA;[120] The Japanese professional poker player entered the live tournament scene in 2010 and since then has earned numerous achievements in practically all of the big events in Asia.[121]
2018
editStarting year 2018, the APT POY has been eliminated, and cash prizes have been added to the APT POS – Player of the Series. On top of the prizes received by the APT POS, the winner is also awarded with $800 in cash, while the 2nd and 3rd-place winners received $100 in cash each as additional prizes.[122]
| Date/Venue | Event / City | Players | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19–28 January Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh |
APT Series Vietnam Kickoff ₫ 16,500,000 (US$723) |
664
|
₫9,661,200,000 (US$423,050) |
Adrian Esslen[123]
|
₫1,000,000,000 (US$57,718) |
[146][147] |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Kickoff: Adrian Esslen[123]
| ||||||
| 21 March-2 April Resorts World Manila |
APT Championships Philippines I MAIN EVENT ₱55,000 (US$1,049) Guaranteed ₱8,000,000 (US$152,536) |
325
|
₱15,762,500 (US$300,545) |
Lester Edoc[124]
|
₱2,328,000 (US$45,845) |
[148][149] |
| APT Championships Philippines I CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT ₱110,000 (US$2,099) |
100
|
₱9,700,000 (US$185,130) |
Iori Yogo[125]
|
₱2,402,500 (US$45,853) |
[150][151] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Philippines I: Lester Edoc[125]
| ||||||
| 25 April-6 May Billionaire Poker Babylon Casino |
APT Championships Macau MAIN EVENT HK$11,000 (US$1,401) |
377
|
HK$3,619,200 (US$461,148) |
Hung Sheng Lin[126]
|
HK$587,000 (US$74,794) |
[152][153] |
| APT Championships Macau CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT HK$22,000 (US$2,802) |
108
|
HK$2,095,200 (US$266,937) |
Park Yu Cheung[127]
|
HK$428,000 (US$54,529) |
[154][155] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Macau: Hung Sheng Lin[128]
| ||||||
| 15–24 June Paradise Walker-Hill Casino |
APT Series Korea Seoul ₩1,100,000 (US$1,117) |
170
|
₩164,900,000 (US$149,147) |
Jinwoo Kim[129]
|
₩26,225,000 (US$23,719) |
[156][157] |
| Player of the Series APT Korea – Seoul: Stephane Blouin[129]
| ||||||
| 11–22 July Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh |
APT Championships Vietnam MAIN EVENT ₫22,000,000 (US$960) |
499
|
₫9,680,600,000 (US$422,083) |
Dang Xuan Canh[130]
|
₫1,636,770,000 (US$71,364) |
[158][159] |
| APT Championships Vietnam CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT ₫33,000,000 (US$1,440) |
213
|
₫6,198,300,000 (US$269,698) |
Cao Ngoc Anh[131]
|
₫1,304,030,000 (US$56,740) |
[160][161] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Vietnam: Cao Ngoc Anh[131]
| ||||||
| 8–19 August Paradise Hotel & Resort |
APT Championships Korea Incheon MAIN EVENT ₩1,100,000 (US$984) |
192
|
₩186,240,000 (US$166,562) |
Iori Yogo[132]
|
₩40,463,000 (US$36,187) |
[162][163] |
| APT Championships Korea Incheon CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT ₩1,650,000 (US$1,462) |
148
|
₩215,340,000 (US$190,771) |
Geoffrey You[133]
|
₩49,770,000 (US$44,091) |
[164][165] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Korea – Incheon: Inotsume Kazuma[134]
| ||||||
| 13–24 September Resorts World Manila |
APT Championships Philippines II MAIN EVENT ₱55,000 (US$1,020) Guaranteed ₱8,000,000 (US$148,298) |
306
|
₱14,841,000 (US$275,112) |
Lester Edoc[135]
|
₱2,849,600 (US$52,824) |
[166][167] |
| APT Championships Philippines II CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT ₱82,500 (US$1,529) Guaranteed ₱8,000,000 (US$148,251) |
174
|
₱12,658,500 (US$234,579) |
Lim Yohwan[136]
|
₱2,819,900 (US$52,256) |
[168][169] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Philippines II: Lester Edoc[136]
| ||||||
| 5–11 October Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh |
APT Series Vietnam Ho Chi Minh ₫ 22,000,000 (US$947) Guaranteed ₫6,000,000,000 (US$258,233) |
498
|
₫9,661,200,000 (US$415,807) |
Tetsuya Tsuchikawa[137]
|
₫1,638,200,000 (US$70,506) |
[170][171] |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh: Tetsuya Enoki[138]
| ||||||
| 27 November-8 December Resorts World Manila |
APT Championships Philippines FINALE MAIN EVENT ₱55,000 (US$1,047) Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (US$190,368) |
307
|
₱14,889,500 (US$283,449) |
Mikiya Kudo[139]
|
₱2,844,200 (US$54,145) |
[172][173] |
| APT Championships Philippines FINALE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT ₱165,000 (US$3,142) Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (US$190,422) |
71
|
₱10,330,500 (US$196,716) |
Iori Yogo[140]
|
₱2,872,800 (US$54,705) |
[174][175] | |
| Player of the Series APT Championships Philippines Finale: Kosei Ichinose[141]
| ||||||
2019
edit| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT Vietnam I Kick-Off 9–20 January Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫8,000,000,000 (US$345,707) | |||||
| ₫22,000,000 (US$950) |
576
|
₫11,021,700,000 (US$476,282) |
Abhinav Iyer[142]
|
₫2,269,092,000 (US$98,055) |
[176][177] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₫6,000,000,000 (US$258,875) | ||||||
| ₫38,500,000 (US$1,661) |
248
|
₫7,835,306,000 (US$338,061) |
Yohwan Lim[143]
|
₫2,040,542,000 (US$88,040) |
[178][179] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh I Kick-Off: Michael Kim Falcon[143]
| ||||||
| APT Tokyo Japan 19–28 January Stadium Casino (Amusement Casino) Tokyo Japan |
MAIN EVENT | |||||
| ¥30,000 (US$272) |
234
|
see below | Kannapong Thanarattrakul[144]
|
see bellow | [180][181] | |
| APT Tokyo Japan: MAIN EVENT PRIZE POOL: 1st APT Philippines I 2019 Main Event ticket, Championships Event ticket, High Rollers ticket plus airfare and hotel accommodations. 2nd APT Philippines I 2019 Main Event ticket, Championships Event ticket plus airfare and hotel accommodations. 3rd and 4th APT Philippines I 2019 Main Event ticket plus airfare and hotel accommodations. | ||||||
| Player of the Series APT Tokyo Japan: Jin Bo[145]
| ||||||
| APT Taiwan I 20 February-3 March Asia Poker Arena CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$5,000,000 (US$162,415) | |||||
| NT$33,000 (US$1,072) |
523
|
NT$15,219,300 (US$494,371) |
Chow Cliff[146]
|
NT$2,443,800 (US$79,382) |
[182][183] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed NT$5,000,000 (US$162,548) | ||||||
| NT$49,500 (US$1,609) |
288
|
NT$12,571,200 (US$408,688) |
Dong Chen[147]
|
NT$2,955,000 (US$96,066) |
[184][185] | |
| Player of the Series APT Taiwan I: Alan King Lun Lau[147]
| ||||||
| APT Philippines I 24 April-5 May Resorts World Manila Manila Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (US$191,595) | |||||
| ₱55,000 (US$1,054) |
503
|
₱24,395,500 (US$467,407) |
Christopher Mateo[148]
|
₱4,376,000 (US$83,842) |
[186][187] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (US$192,741) | ||||||
| ₱82,500 (US$1,590) |
316
|
₱22,949,000 (US$442,332) |
Siyoung Lee[149]
|
₱5,295,900 (US$102,076) |
[188][189] | |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines I: Iori Yogo[149]
| ||||||
| APT Korea Seoul 29 May-9 June Paradise Walker-Hill Casino Korea Seoul |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₩180,000,000 (US$151,260) | |||||
| ₩1,320,000 (US$1,190) |
180
|
₩209,520,000 (US$176,101) |
Go Saito[150]
|
₩54,364,000 (US$45,693) |
[190][191] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₩180,000,000 (US$152,413) | ||||||
| ₩1,980,000 (US$1,181) |
108
|
₩60,430,000 (US$51,178) |
Punnat Punsri[151]
|
₩209,520,000 (US$461,148) |
[192][193] | |
| Player of the Series APT Korea Seoul: Edward Chun Ho Yam[151]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam II 3–14 July Pro Poker Club Vietnam Ho Chi Minh |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫8,000,000,000 (US$346,258) | |||||
| ₫22,000,000 (US$952) |
458
|
₫8,885,200,000 (US$384,572) |
Zhou Jiaping[152]
|
₫1,892,170,000 (US$81,897) |
[194][195] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₫6,000,000,000 (US$259,909) | ||||||
| ₫38,500,000 (US$1,668) |
192
|
₫6,518,400,000 (US$282,365) |
Oliver Helm[153]
|
₫1,218,670,000 (US$52,791) |
[196][197] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh II: Nguyen Tien Thanh[153]
| ||||||
| APT Korea Incheon 2–13 August Paradise Hotel & Resort Korea Incheon |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₩200,000,000 (US$166,113) | |||||
| ₩1,320,000 (US$1,096) |
236
|
₩274,704,000 (US$228,152) |
Dicky Siu Hang Tsang[154]
|
₩59,485,000 (US$49,405) |
[198][199] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₩200,000,000 (US$165,562) | ||||||
| ₩1,980,000 (US$1,639) |
148
|
₩382,374,000 (US$316,519) |
Graeme Siow[155]
|
₩84,951,000 (US$70,320) |
[200][201] | |
| Player of the Series APT Korea – Incheon: Li-Ta Hsu[155]
| ||||||
| APT Philippines II 11–22 September Resorts World Manila Manila Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (US$192,753) | |||||
| ₱55,000 (US$1,060) |
515
|
₱24,977,500 (US$481,451) |
 Yohn Paredes[156]
|
₱4,369,400 (US$84,222) |
[202][203] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (US$191,508) | ||||||
| ₱82,500 (US$1,580) |
316
|
₱19,278,700 (US$369,202) |
Xixiang Luo[157]
|
₱4,594,800 (US$87,994) |
[204][205] | |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines II: Richard Nakila[157]
| ||||||
| APT Taiwan II 9–20 October Asia Poker Arena CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$6,000,000 (US$194,906) | |||||
| NT$33,000 (US$1,072) |
285
|
NT$8,293,500 (US$269,409) |
Zong Chi He[158]
|
NT$1,949,900 (US$63,341) |
[206][207] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed NT$5,000,000 (US$162,548) | ||||||
| NT$49,500 (US$1,609) |
144
|
NT$6,285,600 (US$205,170) |
Jinho Hong[159]
|
NT$1,697,300 (US$55,402) |
[208][209] | |
| Player of the Series APT Taiwan II: Mike Takayama[159]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam III 6–17 November Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫8,000,000,000 (US$346,222) | |||||
| ₫22,000,000 (US$952) |
436
|
₫8,458,400,000 (US$366,060) |
Akshay Nasa[160]
|
₫1,486,560,000 (US$64,334) |
[210][211] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₫6,000,000,000 (US$259,600) | ||||||
| ₫38,500,000 (US$1,665) |
179
|
₫6,077,050,000 (US$262,933) |
Vincent Chauve[161]
|
₫1,576,810,000 (US$68,223) |
[212][213] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh III: Vincent Chauve[161]
| ||||||
| APT Taiwan III FINALE 28 November-9 December Asia Poker Arena CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$6,000,000 (US$196,668) | |||||
| NT$31,000 (US$1,016) |
319
|
NT$9,823,900 (US$322,009) |
Zhou Yue Yang[162]
|
NT$2,138,200 (US$70,086) |
[214][215] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed NT$6,000,000 (US$196,889) | ||||||
| NT$49,500 (US$1,624) |
159
|
NT$6,940,300 (US$227,743) |
 Tobias Peters[163]
|
NT$1,848,800 (US$60,668) |
[216][217] | |
| Player of the Series APT Taiwan III Finale: Zhou Yue Yang[163]
| ||||||
2020 LIVE
edit| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT Vietnam I Kick-Off 10–21 January Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫8,000,000,000 (US$346,185) | |||||
| ₫21,000,000 (US$909) |
365
|
₫7,760,000,000 (US$335,800) |
Rayhaan Adam[164]
|
₫1,731,440,000 (US$74,924) |
[218][219] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₫6,000,000,000 (US$260,258) | ||||||
| ₫38,500,000 (US$1,670) |
248
|
₫5,820,000,000 (US$338,061) |
Ha Duong[165]
|
₫1,331,200,000 (US$57,743) |
[220][221] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh I Kick-Off: TANJA VUJANIC[165]
| ||||||
| APT Taiwan I 5–15 March Asia Poker Arena CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT | |||||
| NT$33,000 (US$1,103) |
82
|
NT$2,386,200 (US$79,771) |
Hamish Crawshaw[166]
|
NT$2,443,800 (US$79,382) |
[222][223] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT | ||||||
| NT$49,500 (US$1,653) |
29
|
NT$1,265,800 (US$42,273) |
Wilson Lim[167]
|
NT$721,500 (US$24,096) |
[224][225] | |
| Player of the Series APT Taiwan I: Chan Lok Ming[167]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam II Da Nang 7–18 April Da Nang Vietnam |
POSTPONED March 9, 2020 – Due to the ongoing COVID-19 (novel coronavirus 2019) situation, and the latest advisories issued by the Vietnamese Government[168] and local health authorities, APT Vietnam – Da Nang scheduled for 7 to 18 April 2020 will now be postponed and rescheduled for 19 to 30 August 2020.[169] | |||||
| APT Philippines I 24 April-5 May Resorts World Manila Manila Philippines |
CANCELLED Because of the ongoing COVID-19 situation (lockdown),[170] it is with regret that APT Philippines is cancelled.[171][172] | |||||
| APT Vietnam III Ho Chi Minh 3–14 June Pro Poker Club Ho Chi Minh Vietnam |
POSTPONED May 22, 2020 – Due to the ongoing COVID-19 (novel coronavirus 2019) situation, and travel restrictions, APT Vietnam III – Ho Chi Minh scheduled to take place next month from 3 to 14 June 2020 has been postponed until further notice.[173]
| |||||
| APT Korea Seoul 25–31 July Paradise Walker-Hill Casino Korea Seoul |
CANCELLED Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, and travel restrictions, APT Korea Seoul and Incheon has been cancelled.[175][176] | |||||
| APT Korea Incheon 1–11 August Paradise Hotel & Resort Korea Incheon |
CANCELLED Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, and travel restrictions, APT Korea Seoul and Incheon has been cancelled.[175][177] | |||||
| APT Vietnam II Da Nang 19–30 August Da Nang Vietnam |
CANCELLED[178] | |||||
| APT Philippines II 8–21 September Resorts World Manila Manila Philippines |
CANCELLED Due to the ongoing COVID-19 (novel coronavirus 2019) situation, and travel restrictions, the APT Philippines scheduled to take place next month from 8 to 21 September 2020 has been cancelled.[179][180] | |||||
| APT/TMT Taichung Championships [226] 23 October-9 November Chinese Texas Hold'em Poker Association CTP Poker Club Taichung Taiwan |
APT Special Events during APT/TMT Taiwan Millions Tournament CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed NT$500,000 (US$17,501) | |||||
| NT$5,000 (US$175) |
153
|
NT$839,200 (US$29,374) |
Chin Kai Chen[181]
|
NT$196,000 (US$6,860) |
[227] | |
| APT Taiwan Special Events during APT/TMT Taiwan Millions Tournament [228] – [229] 23 October-9 November Chinese Texas Hold'em Poker Association CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
TMT Taiwan Millions Tournament MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$2,500,000 (US$87,507) | |||||
| NT$8,000 (US$280) |
1,066
|
NT$6,918,500 (US$242,168) |
Chen An Lin[182]
|
NT$1,205,000 (US$42,179) |
[230][231] | |
| TMT9 Player of the Series APT/TMT Taiwan Taipei: Chan Lok Ming[182]
| ||||||
| APT Korea Busan 4–11 November Paradise Casino Busan Korea Busan |
CANCELLED De to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, and travel restrictions, APT Korea Busan has been cancelled.[183] | |||||
| APT Philippines III FINALE 2–13 December Resorts World Manila Manila Philippines |
CANCELLED Because of the ongoing COVID-19 situation (lockdown), it is with regret that APT Philippines Finale is cancelled.[184] | |||||
2020 ONLINE
edit| Date/Website | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT ONLINE at NATURAL8 1st EDITION 29 April-10 May www.natural8.com [232] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed US$200,000 | |||||
| US$500 | 1,217
|
US$578,075 | Alex Xiang Wei Lee (DblBarrel)[185]
|
US$91,353.53 | [233] | |
| ONLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed US$250,000 | ||||||
| US$800 | 753
|
US$572,280 | Michael Kim Falcon (Dirtyduck)[186]
|
US$97,445 | [234] | |
| Player of the Series APT ONLINE 1st EDITION at Natural8: Michael Kim Falcon (Dirtyduck)[187]
| ||||||
| APT ONLINE at NATURAL8 2nd EDITION 14–28 June www.natural8.com [235] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed US$1,000,000 | |||||
| US$500 | 1,985
|
US$1,000,000 | (EL BEANjo)[188]
|
US$144,352.56 | [236] | |
| ONLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed US$1,000,000 | ||||||
| US$800 | 1,352
|
US$1,026.760 | Pete Yen Han Chen (TurboPete)[189]
|
US$113,844.25 | [237] | |
| Player of the Series APT ONLINE end EDITION at Natural8: Pete Yen Han Chen (TurboPete)[190]
| ||||||
2021 LIVE
edit| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT Taiwan 27 February-8 March Asia Poker Arena CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT | |||||
| NT$33,000 (US$1,186) |
196
|
NT$2,851,800 (US$102,428) |
Hui Chen Kuo[191]
|
NT$724,200 (US$26,011) |
[238][239] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT | ||||||
| NT$49,500 (US$1,782) |
196
|
NT$1,985,500 (US$71,460) |
Ping Hao Huang[191]
|
NT$603,300 (US$21,713) |
[240][241] | |
| Player of the Series APT Taiwan: Kun Han Lee[191]
| ||||||
| APT PIPT NATURAL8 Vietnam Phu Quoc 14–26 May Corona Casino and Resort Phu Quoc Vietnam |
QUALIFY ONLINE TO PLAY LIVE[192] April 30, 2021 – The Asian Poker Tour ('APT') is pleased to announce its partnership with Pearl Island Poker Tour (PIPT), Natural8 (N8), and Corona Casino & Resort to host the first-ever APT Vietnam Phu Quoc 2021.[192] The APT Vietnam Phu Quoc 2021 is scheduled from May 14 to 21 on Natural8.com and from May 22 to 30 at Corona Casino and Resort Phu Quoc, Vietnam.[193] | |||||
| POSTPONED May 4, 2021 – Due to the Vietnamese Government imposing travel bans[194] within the country amid the rise of COVID-19 cases, APT Phu Quoc will be rescheduled to the week after ban is lifted.[195] | ||||||
| APT / IT's POKER Korea Qualify:3–25 July[196] FINALS: 9–12 September Boryeong Base Golf and Resort Korea Boryeong |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₩230,000,000 (US$196,918) | |||||
| 6 Tickets ₩660,000 (US$411) |
540
|
₩250,000,000 (US$214,041) |
In Ho Song[197][198]
|
₩70,000,000 (US$59,931) |
[242][243] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₩150,000,000 (US$128,314) | ||||||
| 14 Tickets ₩1,540,000 (US$1,316) |
148
|
₩150,000,000 (US$128,314) |
Gyu Hyuk Lee[197][198]
|
₩37,000,000 (US$31,629) |
[244][245] | |
2021 ONLINE
edit| Date/Website | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT ONLINE SERIES INDIA at PokerBaazi.com 1st EDITION 16–25 January www.pokerbaazi.com ₹80,000,000+ GTD (8CR) [246] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₹20,000,000 (2CR) (~US$273,400) | |||||
| ₹11,000 (~US$150) |
1,932
|
₹20,000,000 (~US$273,400) |
Rajat Mahajan (happyfish)[199]
|
₹3,406,000 (~US$ 46,680) |
[247][248] | |
| ONLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₹4,000,000 (40L) (~US$54,700) | ||||||
| ₹22,000 (~US$300) |
275
|
₹4,000,000 (~US$54,700) |
Manish Lakhotia (thekid)[200]
|
₹1,214,950 (~US$16,600) |
[249][250] | |
| Player of the Series APT ONLINE SERIES INDIA 1st EDITION at PokerBaazi.com: Vivekk Dube (Vivek25)[201]
| ||||||
| APT ONLINE SERIES INDIA 2.0 at PokerBaazi.com 2nd EDITION 1–8 August www.pokerbaazi.com ₹82,000,000+ GTD (8,2CR) [251] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₹10,000,000 (1CR) (~US$134,780) | |||||
| ₹7,700 (~US$104) |
1,465
|
₹10,255,000 (~US$138,800) |
Subhayan Das (arjun100)[202]
|
₹1,517,000 (~US$20,450) |
[252] | |
| ONLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₹5,000,000 (50L) | ||||||
| ₹22,000 (~US$300) |
273
|
₹5,460,000 (~US$ 73,580) |
Gaurav Sood (gaug17)[203]
|
₹1,206,114 (~US$ 16,250) |
[253] | |
| Player of the Series APT ONLINE SERIES INDIA 2.0 – 2nd EDITION at PokerBaazi.com: Vinay Rajpal (vinay09)[204]
| ||||||
2022 LIVE
edit| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT-RWM Mystery Bounty Weekend 3–6 Match Resorts World Manila Manila Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱3,000,000 (~US$57.870) | |||||
| ₱513,200 (~US$250) |
348
|
₱2,658,700 (~US$51,287) |
Jeorge Lagatuz[205] plus ₱76,050 (~US$1,467) in bounties |
₱600,400 (~US$11,582) |
[254][255] | |
| APT Vietnam Phu Quoc 8–17 Abril Casino Corona Resort Phu Quoc Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫3,000,000,000 (~US$131,118) | |||||
| ₫16,500,000 (~US$721) |
378
|
₫5,499,900,000 (~US$240,377) |
Hue Dang[206]
|
₫1,220,590,000 (~US$53,346) |
[256][257] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Phu Quoc: Vamerdino Magsakay[207]
| ||||||
| APT Philippines I 27 April-8 May Grand Wing Resorts World Manila Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱15,000,000 (~US$286,618) | |||||
| ₱55,000 (~US$1,051) |
370
|
₱17,945,000 (~US$342,890) |
Renniel Galvez[208]
|
₱2,572,200 (~US$49,149) |
[258][259] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₱8,000,000 (~US$152,656) | ||||||
| ₱82,500 (~US$1,574) |
162
|
₱11,785,500 (~US$224,891) |
Moses Saquing[208]
|
₱3,098,400 (~US$59,123) |
[260][261] | |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines I: Mike Takayama[208]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam Hanoi Loyal 7–19 June Grand Loyal Poker Club Vietnam Hanoi |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫5,000,000,000 (~US$215,815) | |||||
| ₫22,000,000 (~US$950) |
471
|
₫9,137,400,000 (~US$394,401) |
Shardul Parthasarathi[209]
|
₫1,929,250,000 (~US$83,273) |
[262][263] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT | ||||||
| ₫38,500,000 (~US$1,668) |
216
|
₫7,333,200,000 (~US$315,766) |
Van Sang Nguyen[210]
|
₫1,823,500,000 (~US$78,520) |
[264][265] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Hanoi Loyal: Tran Duc Son[211]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam Hanoi Summer Festival VSOP 12–24 July VSOP Poker Club Vietnam Hanoi |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫5,000,000,000 (~US$213,597) | |||||
| ₫22,000,000 (~US$940) |
487
|
₫9,447,800,000 (~US$403,604) |
Vamerdino Magsakay[212]
|
₫1,986,320,000 (~US$84,854) |
[266][267] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₫4,000,000,000 (~US$170,867) | ||||||
| ₫38,500,000 (~US$1,645) |
288
|
₫9,777,600,000 (~US$417,652) |
Slade Fisher[213]
|
₫2,298,440,000 (~US$98,178) |
[268][269] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Hanoi Summer Festival VSOP: Vamerdino Magsakay[214]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh 8–17 August Saigon Poker Club Vietnam Ho Chi Minh |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫6,000,000,000 (~US$256,574) | |||||
| ₫21,000,000 (~US$898) |
722
|
₫14,006,850,000 (~US$598,957) |
Tran Tuan Anh[215]
|
₫2,127,900,000 (~US$90,992) |
[270][271] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh: Phan Huu Minh Tri[216]
| ||||||
| APT Philippines II 8–18 September Grand Wing Resorts World Manila Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱15,000,000 (~US$262,613) | |||||
| ₱55,000 (~US$963) |
497
|
₱24,104,500 (~US$422,011) |
Hernan Jaybee Villa[217]
|
₱4,560,300 (~US$79,839) |
[272][273] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (~US$175,765) | ||||||
| ₱82,500 (~US$1,450) |
242
|
₱17,605,500 (~US$309,442) |
David Erquiaga[217]
|
₱3,925,300 (~US$68,993) |
[274][275] | |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines II: David Erquiaga[217]
| ||||||
| APT Korea Incheon 18–26 October Paradise Hotel & Resort Korea Incheon |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₩300,000,000 (US$209,956) | |||||
| ₩2,200,000 (US$1,540) |
486
|
₩942,840,000 (US$659,849) |
 Farhad Aghayev[218]
|
₩170,228,000 (US$119,134) |
[276][277] | |
| Player of the Series APT Korea – Incheon: Kono Reiji[219]
| ||||||
| APT Philippines III 15–27 November Grand Wing Resorts World Manila Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱15,000,000 (~US$261,483) | |||||
| ₱55,000 (~US$959) |
480
|
₱23,280,000 (~US$405,823) |
Moses Saquing[220]
|
₱4,915,100 (~US$85,681) |
[278][279] | |
| CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₱10,000,000 (~US$175,000) | ||||||
| ₱82,500 (~US$1,440) |
236
|
₱17,169,000 (~US$299,595) |
Paul Kiem<[220]
|
₱4,196,300 (~US$73,225) |
[280][281] | |
| Player of the Series APT Philippines III: Mike Takayama[220]
| ||||||
| APT Vietnam Da Nang 8–18 December Risemount Premier Resort Danang Vietnam Da Nang |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫10,000,000,000 (~US$424,016) | |||||
| ₫33,000,000 (~US$1,399) |
487
|
₫11,960,100,000 (~US$507,128) |
Doo Sik Nam[221]
|
₫2,598,290,000 (~US$110,171) |
[282][283] | |
| Player of the Series APT Vietnam Da Nang: Benjamin Sai[222]
| ||||||
| Partnership Events | ||||||
| APT X CTP High Roller Series 9–18 Abril CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
Player of the Series APT X CTP High Roller Series Taipei Taiwan: Yang Tzu Yun[206]
| |||||
2022 ONLINE
edit| Date/Website | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT ONLINE SERIES INDIA at PokerBaazi.com 3rd EDITION 30 January-6 February www.pokerbaazi.com ₹70,000,000+ GTD (7CR) [284] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₹10,000,000 (1CR) (~US$133,375) | |||||
| ₹11,000 (~US$147) |
919
|
₹10,000,000 (~US$133,375) |
Amar Mehta (kidpoker0109)[223]
|
₹17,50,000 (~US$23,445) |
[285][286] | |
| ONLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₹5,000,000 (50L) (~US$66,616) | ||||||
| ₹22,000 (~US$295) |
285
|
₹57,00,000 (~US$75,942) |
Punya Prabha (madhumangal)[224]
|
₹10,44,567 (~US$13,916) |
[287] | |
| APT ONLINE SERIES INDIA at PokerBaazi.com 4th EDITION 1–10 July www.pokerbaazi.com ₹100,000,000+ GTD (10+CR) [288] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₹15,000,000 (1,5CR) (~US$191,155) | |||||
| ₹11,000 (~US$140) |
1,593
|
₹1,53,000 (~US$192,546) |
Debapriya Manna (detulelungikhul)[225]
|
₹1,855,000 (~US$23,345) |
[289][290] | |
| ONLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – Guaranteed ₹5,000,000 (50L) (~US$63,718) | ||||||
| ₹22,000 (~US$280) |
338
|
₹6,760,000 (~US$85,345) |
Puneet Mishra (bonomo)[226]
|
₹12,19,000 (~US$15,390) |
[291][292] | |
2023 LIVE
edit| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT Vietnam Hanoi VSOP 2–11 February VSOP Poker Club Hanoi Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫10,000,000,000 (~US$425,988) | |||||
| ₫27,500,000 (~US$1,171) |
654
|
₫15,859,500,000 (~US$675,597) |
Hai Nam Hoang[227]
|
₫2,794,200,000 (~US$119,029) |
[293][294] | |
| APT Vietnam Phu Quoc 24 March-2 April Casino Corona Resort Phu Quoc Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫10,000,000,000 (~US$425,513) | |||||
| ₫33,000,000 (~US$1,404) |
507
|
₫14,753,700,000 (~US$627,774) |
Jacque Ramsden[228]
|
₫2,304,200,000 (~US$98,044) |
[295][296] | |
| APT Taiwan Taipei 28 April-7 May CTP Poker Club Taipei Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$30,000,000 (~US$974,944) | |||||
| NTS50,000 (~US$1,625) |
1,434
|
NTS62,594,100 (~US$2,034,185) |
Punnat Punsri[229]
|
NTS11,210,400 (~US$364,315) |
[297][298] | |
| APT Summer Series Hanoi Vietnam 26 May-4 June Grand Loyal Poker Club Hanoi Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫12,000,000,000 (~US$511,128) | |||||
| ₫35,000,000 (~US$1,490) |
581
|
₫17,752,455,000 (~US$756,148) |
Duc Linh Dinh[230]
|
₫3,401,355,000 (~US$144,877) |
[299][300] | |
| APT Summer Series Da Nang Vietnam 21–30 July Furama Resort Da Nang Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫12,000,000,000 (~US$507,112) | |||||
| ₫35,000,000 (~US$1,479) |
675
|
₫20,624,625,000 (~US$871,583) |
Shixiang Khoo[231]
|
₫3,935,285,000 (~US$166,302) |
[301][302] | |
| APT Korea Incheon 25 August-3 September Paradise Hotel & Resort Korea Incheon |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₩1,300,000,000 (~US$981,873) | |||||
| ₩2,300,000 (~US$1,737) |
930
|
₩1,867,347,000 (~US$1,410,415) |
Shoichiro Tamaki[232]
|
₩271,447,000 (~US$205,025) |
[303][304] | |
| APT Hanoi Billions Vietnam 1–10 December National Convention Center Hanoi Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫25,000,000,000 (~US$1,029,187) | |||||
| ₫36,000,000 (~US$1,482) |
2,350[233]
|
₫73,855,800,000 (~US$3,040,460) |
CANCELLED[234][235][236] | ₫11,831,710,000 (~US$487,082) |
CHOP[237] | |
| Asian Poker Tour – IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT about cancellation oh APT HANOI BOLLIONS 2023[234] Asian Poker Tour – APT Hanoi Billions 2023: ORIGINAL PAYOUT[238]
| ||||||
| Inside Asian Gaming – Asian Poker Tour cancels Vietnam poker series mid-series amid concerns over legality[235] Gutshot Magazine – APT Hanoi Billions 2023: Remainder Of The Series Cancelled[236]
| ||||||
2023 ONLINE
editAPT Online by the numbers:[239]
- Tournaments: 330
- 14 Trophy Events
- 316 Side Events
- Festival Entries: 310,388
- APT online Side Event Entries: 273,724
- APT online Trophy Event entries: 36,664
- Series Prize Money: $23,637,286
- Trophy Event Prize Money: $9,772,583
- Non-Trophy Side Event Prize Money: $13,864,703
| Date/Website | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT ONLINE 2023 at GGPoker 5-26 November www.ggpoker.com [305] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed US$2,500,000 | |||||
| US$800 | 4,024
|
US$3,058,240 |  whatsgoingon[240]
|
US$362,070.37 | [306] | |
- APT ONLINE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2023 -
"JASSS001".
The top three players of the series - "JASSS001", "DaDuHow", and "vincent2288" - won $2,500 APT Live packages to the upcoming APT Hanoi Billions 2023.[239]
2024
edit| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT Taipei 2024 28 February-10 March CTP Poker Club Taipei,Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$65,000,000 (~US$2,000,000)[241] | |||||
| NTS70,000 (~US$2,200) |
1,182
|
NTS72,232,020 (~US$2,288,706) |
Daisuke Ogita[242]
|
NTS12,944,020 (~US$410,137) |
[307][308] | |
| APT Korea Jeju 2024 26 April-5 May Jeju Shinhwa World Korea, Jeju |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₩2,000,000,000 (~US$1,500,000)[243] | |||||
| ₩2,500,000 (~US$1,903) |
1,089
|
₩2,376,742,500 (~US$1,726,493) |
Xixiang Luo[244]
|
₩429,292,500 (~US$311,843) |
[309][310] | |
| APT Taipei Poker Classic 2024 27 September-7 October (APA) Asia Poker Arena and (CML) Chinese Mahjong League Taipei, Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed NT$65,000,000 (~US$2,000,000)[245] | |||||
| NTS50,000 (~US$1,583) |
1,991
|
NT$86,011,200 (~US$2,724,201) |
René von Reden[246]
|
NT$14,413,200 (~US$456,503) |
[311][312] | |
| APT Manila 2024 28 October-7 November City of Dreams Grand Ballroom Manila, Philippines |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₱100,000,000 (~US$1,717,431) | |||||
| ₱85,000 (~US$1,460) |
1,081
|
₱100,000,000 (~US$1,717,431) |
Daniel Lee[247]
|
₱15,060,000 (~US$258,645) |
[313][314] | |
| APT Phú Quốc Vietnam 2024 8–17 November Corona Resort & Casino Phu Quoc Phú Quốc, Vietnam |
MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed ₫25,000,000,000 (~US$990,000) | |||||
| ₫36,000,000 (~US$1,425) |
795
|
₫25,000,000,000 (~US$990,138) |
Jinlong Hu[248]
|
₫4,710,000,000 (~US$186,440) |
[315][316] | |
2024 ONLINE
editAPT Online by the numbers:[249]
- Tournaments: 326
- 20 Trophy Events
- 306 Side Events
- Festival Entries: 378,625
- APT online Side Event Entries: 327,704
- APT online Trophy Event entries: 50,921
- Series Prize Money: $28,191,720
- Trophy Event Prize Money: $12,662,914
- Non-Trophy Side Event Prize Money: $15,528,806
| Date/Website | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT ONLINE 2024 at GGPoker 10 November-1 December www.ggpoker.com [317] |
ONLINE MAIN EVENT – Guaranteed US$3,000,000 | |||||
| US$800 | 4,969
|
$3,776,440 |  Mathias Joelsson "M Joelsson"[250]
|
$534,698.10 | [318] | |
2025
editThe APT Calendar 2025 was announced in December 2, 2024.[251]
| Date/Venue | Buy-in | Entrants | Prize Pool | Winner | Winner Prize | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APT Manila 2025 I 7-16 February Manila, Philippines |
MAIN EVENT - Subject to regulatory approval | |||||
| ₱ tba (~US$ tba) |
||||||
| APT Taipei 2025 I 25 April-4 May Taipei,Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT | |||||
| NTS tba (~US$ tba) |
||||||
| APT Manila 2025 II 30 May-8 June Manila, Philippines |
MAIN EVENT - Subject to regulatory approval | |||||
| ₱ tba (~US$ tba) |
||||||
| APT Korea Jeju 2025 26 September-5 October Korea, Jeju |
MAIN EVENT | |||||
| ₩ tba (~US$ tba) |
||||||
| APT Taipei 2025 II 14-30 November Taipei,Taiwan |
MAIN EVENT | |||||
| NTS tba (~US$ tba) |
||||||
Winners by country
edit| Place | Country | Main Event | Championships | Accredited |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Philippines |
19 |
2 |
3
|
2 |
Japan |
12 |
2 |
1
|
3 |
South Korea |
11 |
5 |
2
|
4 |
Vietnam |
8 |
4 |
|
5 |
China |
8 |
2 |
|
6 |
India |
7 |
2 |
|
7 |
Singapore |
5 |
3 |
|
8 |
Taiwan |
5 |
3 |
|
9 |
Australia |
4 |
1
| |
10 |
England |
4 |
||
11 |
Thailand |
3 |
2 |
|
12 |
Hong Kong |
3 |
1 |
3
|
13 |
Malaysia |
3 |
||
14 |
Germany |
3 |
||
15 |
Canada |
2 |
||
16 |
 New Caledonia |
2 |
||
17 |
Norway |
2 |
||
18 |
Sweden |
2 |
||
19 |
United Kingdom |
2 |
||
20 |
South Africa |
2 |
||
21 |
United States |
1 |
2 |
1
|
22 |
New Zealand |
1 |
2 |
|
23 |
France |
1 |
1 |
|
24 |
Austria |
1 |
||
25 |
Azerbaijan |
1 |
||
26 |
Denmark |
1 |
||
27 |
Kazakhstan |
1 |
||
28 |
Lithuania |
1 |
||
29 |
Mauritius |
1 |
||
30 |
Peru |
1 |
||
31 |
Poland |
1 |
||
32 |
Ukraine |
1 |
||
33 |
Netherlands |
1 |
||
| Total | 162 |
119 |
32 |
11
|
* Main and Championship events include LIVE and ONLINE tournaments and TMT Taiwan Millions Tournament 2020
* Accredited events include APT Manila 2013 Iron Man Poker Challenge and APT X CTP High Roller Series
* Not included APT Online India Series main event or championship event. Only local players can play APT Online India Series.
In case of a tie, it will be sorted alphabetically
Up to Season 2024 APT Online – (December 2024)
References
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