APT Finale

The APT Finale 2018 scheduled for Macau from 27 November to 8 December will now be staged in Manila, Philippines 27 November to 6 December 2018. Making the announcement Jeff Mann, Chief Executive Officer of the Asian Poker Tour said... Read more

The Asian Poker Tour has released its full 2019 schedule for 11 events lined up with eight of the stops confirmed. For the second year in a row, the tour will kick off in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. APT General... Read more

With 2018 on the horizon, the Asian Poker Tour (APT) announces a list of upcoming changes to look forward to along with the schedule of events for next year’s season. Here is a closer look what’s in store for 2018…... Read more

There was simply no doubt about it. Entering the final festival of the APT 2017 season, Tetsuya Tsuchikawa was too far ahead in the leader board for anyone to steal his thunder. His closest challenger, Yoichi Uesugi, needed to pull... Read more

After 11 Asian Poker Tour festivals held in various destinations throughout the 2017 calendar year, we have reached the end of another fantastic season. Our final event, the APT Finale Macau Championships came to a close last night at Macau... Read more

And that’s a wrap! We’ve concluded all of the APT Finale Macau Championships 2017 games here at the Macau Billionaire Poker at Babylon Casino! The final five side event trophies have been claimed. Here are the festival’s tail end champions:... Read more

Singapore’s Alecz Chan experienced the greatest poker moment of his life after railing six players that included Malaysian pro Victor Chong to claim the APT Championships Event trophy. But it wasn’t exactly skill that did it in the end. Entering... Read more

Big day ahead with the APT Championships Event on its final day! Good morning everyone and welcome to the penultimate day of the APT Finale Macau Championships 2017. Last night, 12 players remained at our featured event and at 1pm... Read more

Day 2 of the APT Championships Event began with 54 players and at the end of the scheduled eight hours, only 12 remained with Malaysia’s Victor Chong in a commanding lead with 992,000 in chips. It took four big pots... Read more