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The APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 concluded Day 3 of the Championships Event at Paradise City with Japan’s Hideki Izutsu claiming the chip lead for the second day in a row. Izutsu entered with the largest stack, and despite a... Read more

We are at the penultimate day of the APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 with nonstop poker festivities taking place at Paradise City. For today’s lineup we open with Championships Event Day 3 with 24 players hunting down a Final 8... Read more

The APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 – CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – closed Day 2 at Paradise City with 24 players remaining. In the lead was Japan’s Hideki Izutsu with an enormous stack of 1,054,000.  Day 3 chip counts and seat draw Kicking... Read more

This is it! One more hour left to jump in the Championships Event!  Good morning players and welcome to Day 2 of the APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 – CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT – here at the luxurious Paradise City casino. The... Read more

That’s it! The APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 bagged and tagged Day 1B of the Championships Event at Paradise City casino A total of 91 runners started the day with only 58 remaining at the end of 8 rounds. Here... Read more

Don’t miss out! Today is the last starting flight of the APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 – CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT. This is the second featured tournament of the series. The event runs a total of five days starting yesterday Wednesday, August... Read more

Day 1A of the APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 –  Championships Event – bagged up with USA’s Preston Lee leading with 286,800 in chips. During the last hands called for the day, Lee engaged in a raise war against New Zealand’s Tae... Read more

The APT Korea Incheon Championships 2018 kicks off today’s games featuring the CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT, the second highlighted tournament of the series. The event runs from Wednesday, August 15 until Sunday, August 19 at Paradise City. Buy-in is ₩1,650,000.  Players begin with a 50,000 stack. Opening... Read more

Iori Yogo, the most decorated player at the Main Event final table, demonstrated today why he is one of the highest ranking poker players from Japan. He entered the Final 8 running second-in-chips then proceeded to rail half the field... Read more