Asian Poker Tour and CTP Club Seal Partnership for the Next Two Years

The Asian Poker Tour is thrilled to announce it has signed a contract for the next two years with the CTP Club (Chinese Texas Hold’em Poker Association). The announcement was made during the inaugural APT Taiwan 2019. The APT will return to Taipei for a second edition of the series taking place from October 9-20. It will once again feature the tour’s top of the line tournaments, the Main Event and Championships Event, plus a wide array of highly popular side events. 

Contract Signing of Mr. LLoyd Fontillas – APT General Manager and Executive Tournament Director and Mr. Tai Hsing-Hsiung

This will undoubtedly be another exciting  twelve-day series. The APT currently holds the record for the largest-seen prize pool in the country. The inaugural APT Taiwan Main Event drew 523 entries for a prize pool of TWD 15,219,300 (USD 493,000). The Championships Event also broke a tour record with 288 entries for a prize pool of TWD 12,571,200. 

Full APT Taiwan II 2019 schedule to be posted soon. 

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