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Opening day of APT Taiwan 2019 was buzzing with action at partner and host venue Chinese Texas Hold’em Poker Association aka CTP Club. Throughout the day, cards were dealt and chips were shuffled for Day 1 of the Monster Stack... Read more

Good morning players and welcome to APT Taiwan 2019!  APT Taiwan 2019 schedule  This is the Asian Poker Tour‘s second-ever visit to the Taipei City, Taiwan and we are extremely thrilled to be back. Our inaugural visit back in February... Read more

The Asian Poker Tour is pleased to announce it has sealed a one year partnership with Korea Poker Tournament Club. At the contract signing were APT General Manager and Executive Tournament Director, Lloyd Fontillas, and head of KPTC, Gony Cha.... Read more

After 12 days of nonstop poker competition, APT Philippines II 2019 came to a close at Resorts World Manila. For the first time, the event was held at the new Grand Wing from September 11 to 22. Players from all... Read more

The last of the trophies have been claimed at APT Philippines II 2019. Payouts were some of the largest seen, especially at the Monster Stack 2 event where the guarantee doubled to PHP 4 million. All the latest results found... Read more

Another big winner crowned at APT Philippines II 2019 with China’s Xixiang Luo outlasting the competition at the featured Championships Event to ship a huge PHP 4,594,800 (~USD 88,000) and his first-ever APT major title.  “I’m very happy! I just... Read more

It wasn’t just the Championships Event rousing up APT Philippines II 2019, also attracting large crowds to Resorts World Manila were the side events. Here are several of the latest winners:  Full Event Results  APT Player of the Series Event... Read more

APT Philippines II 2019 held another elimination round of the featured CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT at Resorts World Manila. Day 3 concluded with the Final 8 players formed led by China’s Xixiang Luo with a monstrous stack. Seat 1: Xixiang Luo – China –... Read more

After eight hours of nonstop poker action, APT Philippines II 2019 CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT concluded with 40 players remaining. Stealing the chip lead during the last hands called was Filipino player John Niko Costiniano with 1,070,000. He was the only player... Read more