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APT Asian Series Cambodia 2012 Main Event Champion: Ha Duong
Congratulations to Vietnam’s Ha Duong for being the first APT Main Event Champion to be crowned in Cambodia. From a total of 122 entries, Duong was the last man standing in the APT Asian Series Cambodia 2012 US$ $1,100 Main Event at the Las Vegas Sun Hotel & Casino. He picks up US$ 30,200 in prize money after defeating Germany’s Jan-Eric Schwippert in a drawn out heads up contest.
(L-R) APT Tournament Director Lloyd Fontillas, APT Tournament Manager Jason Morris and Las Vegas Sun President Billy Kim
At the day’s Final 8 ceremony, APT Tournament Manager Jason Morris revealed additional prizes in the already heated APT Player of the Year race…
“We’re happy to announce that in addition to the APT Player of the Year winner receiving a trophy and US$ 8,000 worth of APT Main Event buy ins, the next 2 runners-up will also receive One (1) seat to an Asian Poker Tour Main Event worth US$ 2,700 and One (1) APT Asian Series Main Event worth US$ 1,100 respectively.”
Heads Up between Jan-Eric Schwippert (L) and Ha Duong (R) with the APT Tournament Team
6 Handed Event Champion…
6 Handed Champion: Ivanov Dmitry
Check out the complete APT Asian Series Cambodia 2012 Event Results
The APT Asian Series Cambodia 2012 is the first international poker tournament to be held in Cambodia. Next up on is the Asian Poker Tour India 2012 to be held from December 3rd to the 9th on board the Casino Carnival anchored on the Mandovi River in Goa, India.
