Tan Triumphs Again in Last Chance High Roller; Caps Off a Stellar Series

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PHU QUOC, VIETNAM, November 17, 2024 – Malaysia’s Jerome Tan added another victory to his stellar APT series by winning Event #76: High Roller - Last Chance. Tan previously won the prestigious APT Pewter Lion trophy in Event #6: APT Super High Roller earlier in the series. Tan made a last-minute decision to extend his stay and compete in the Last Chance High Roller, a gamble that paid off handsomely. He claimed the title and the first-place prize of VND 498,660,000 (~USD 19,626).

Australian pro John Perry, who also secured an event win earlier in the series, finished strongly in second place, taking home VND 344,660,000 (~USD 13,573). India’s Kunal Patni capped off an amazing series for himself with a third-place finish worth VND 220,000,000 (~USD 8,661), adding to his two title victories this series.

Five runners were paid, with the payouts below:

HIGH ROLLER - LAST CHANCE FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Kishor Triumphs in Event #75: Micro Main Event

Kishor reigns in the Micro Main Event.

India's Kumar V C Kishor captured his first APT title in Event #75: Micro Main Event, topping a field of 114 entries (90 unique) to claim the title and the first-place prize of VND 146,892,400 (~USD 5,783). The amateur player showed his poker prowess to secure his maiden victory on the APT stage, in addition to doubling his life-time tournament earnings.

Switzerland’s Remo Marti claimed second place, earning VND 99,260,000 (~USD 3,907), while Qi Shun Nian from China finished in third, taking home VND 64,520,000 (~USD 2,540).

17 players were paid, with the final table payouts as follows:

MICRO MAIN EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Clement Chau Captures Maiden APT Title in Event #77: PL Omaha High

Chau has his first APT title after multiple close calls.

Clement Chau from Hong Kong claimed his first APT title in Event #77: PL Omaha High. A regular on the APT circuit, Chau secured the top prize of VND 45,163,600 (~USD 1,778) against a tough field of 21 entries (14 unique).

Zeyu Chen from China earned the runner-up position with a payout of VND 30,120,000 (~USD 1,186), while South Korea's Jongyeon Kim took third place for VND 19,360,000 (~USD 762). Daniel Adam Haywood from New Zealand rounded out the final table, earning VND 12,910,000 (~USD 508).

Four runners were paid, with the payouts distributed below:

PL OMAHA HIGH FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Nguyen Triumphs in Event #78: Turbo - Short Deck - Double Chance

Nguyen' gets his first poker career title in the Short Deck event.

Local amateur Ngoc Thang Nguyen captured his first APT title in Event #78: Turbo - Short Deck - Double Chance. Nguyen secured himself the top prize of VND 45,163,600 (~USD 1,778) by beating out a field of 18 entries (10 unique).

Valeriy Petuhov from Turkmenistan claimed second place, earning VND 30,120,000 (~USD 1,186). Japan’s Nobuaki Sasaki took third for VND 19,360,000 (~USD 762), while Philip Kheng Lip Tan from Singapore finished fourth with a payout of VND 12,910,000 (~USD 508).

Four runners were paid, with the results as follows:

SHORT DECK - DOUBLE CHANCE FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Nagami Secures Third APT Title in Event #79: Turbo - High Roller

Nagami’s third APT title comes on the final day of the series.

Japanese pro Kyosuke Nagami continues to solidify his presence on the APT circuit, clinching his third APT title in Event #79: Turbo - High Roller. Known for his consistent performances, Nagami topped the field of 16 entries (15 unique) to claim the first-place prize of VND 167,620,000 (~USD 6,596). With over USD 600,000 in live tournament earnings, Nagami once again showcased why he’s a regular threat at APT festivals.

India’s Myron Paul Anthony Pereira secured second place, earning VND 111,740,000 (~USD 4,398), while China’s Ruihan Cheng rounded out the top three, taking home VND 69,840,000 (~USD 2,750).

Three runners were paid, with the payouts distributed as below:

TURBO - HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Hayashi Earns Second APT Title in Event #80: Turbo - PL Omaha High

Hayashi makes it two in one for Omaha titles in the same series.

Japan’s Hayashi Kentaro claimed his second APT title of the series, emerging victorious in Event #80: Turbo - PL Omaha High. Following his earlier triumph in Event #14: Omaholic8, Kentaro continued his run, defeating a competitive field of 29 entries (25 unique) to win the first-place prize of VND 45,802,000 (~USD 1,804).

Mongolia’s Ariunbold Ariuntsetseg secured second place, earning VND 31,560,000 (~USD 1,242), while Thailand’s Vorakrit Vorakulsathian completed the podium in third, taking home VND 20,110,000 (~USD 791).

Five runners were paid, with the payouts as below:

TURBO - PL OMAHA HIGH FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Rawat Scores First APT Title in Event #81: Hyper Turbo

Rawat takes home his first big payday.

Indian amateur Anurag Rawat achieved his first poker milestone by capturing his first APT title in Event #81: Hyper Turbo. Rawat outlasted a competitive field of 46 entries (38 unique) to secure the top prize of VND 66,748,000 (~USD 2,628). The victory more than triples his all-time live earnings.

Fedor Mamaev from Russia claimed the runner-up spot with a prize of VND 46,140,000 (~USD 1,817), while Thailand’s Bun Uthaitirat finished third, taking home VND 29,450,000 (~USD 1,159).

Six runners were paid, with the payouts distributed as follows:

HYPER TURBO FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Nattapatsiri Wins First APT Title in Event #82: Hyper Turbo - High Roller

Nattapatsiri approaches the USD 100,000 mark with his maiden APT victory.

Thailand’s Paul Nattapatsiri left it till the end to secure his maiden APT title in Event #82: Hyper Turbo - High Roller. A regular on the Asian poker circuit, Nattapatsiri beat out a field of 32 entries (25 unique) to claim the top prize of VND 155,040,000 (~USD 6,104). Nattapatsiri’s victory pushes him closer to the USD 100,000 milestone in live earnings.

Chan Sheung Chau from Hong Kong earned the runner-up position and took home VND 106,860,000 (~USD 4,208), while Vietnam’s Bach Quang Minh secured third place with winnings of VND 68,090,000 (~USD 2,681).

Five runners were paid, with the payouts distributed as follows:

HYPER TURBO - HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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