APT Event

It was a celebratory day at the Asian Poker Tour Philippines 2016 with many side events crowning its winners; however, the biggest story of the day was the announcement of another two more years of APT events to be staged... Read more

The Asian Poker Tour Philippines 2016 gets underway at Resorts World Manila for Day 1a of the Main Event. Through the years, the APT has been driven by player’s suggestions in helping improve on the events offered, and as a... Read more

The first official awarding of APT Philippine 2016 winners took place earlier this afternoon with the Ante Up for Charity event winner, UK’s Samad Razavi, called on the stage for some well-deserved recognition. In the late hours of last night,... Read more

It was another record-breaking day at the Asian Poker Tour Philippines 2016 with players getting out of the summer heat and filing up the tables of the day’s side events. By night’s end, two players emerged victorious and were awarded... Read more

A booming start led to a record-breaking day of 338 entries at the $50,000 Guaranteed Opening Event of the Asian Poker Tour Philippines 2016. This massive turnout easily surpassed the largest APT opening event of 302 entries set in 2014;... Read more

It is opening day at the Asian Poker Tour Philippines 2016 with the $50,000 Guaranteed Opening Event off to a booming start. At 1pm, the tables quickly filled up at the poker room of Resorts World Manila, and by the... Read more

The sun is shining, the weather is clear, it is summertime! And that only means one thing, it is time for one of the biggest Asian Poker Tour events of the year, the highly anticipated and much-awaited APT Philippines 2016!... Read more

Players attending the the Asian Poker Tour Philippines 2016 can now book rooms at discounted rates at the elegant Manila Marriott Hotel, recently-opened Belmont Hotel and/or the budget-friendly Remington Hotel. Marriott Manila Room Type Rates Per Room/Night Deluxe Room (Single Occupancy) Plus... Read more

After 47 events since 2008, the Asian Poker Tour finally has its first female Main Event champion in Japan’s Kim Nayoung. At the start of the Final Eight, Nayoung was sixth in chips. But with her aggressive style of play,... Read more