## APT Taipei 2023: The Preview

The stage is set for the biggest poker festival in Asian Poker Tour (APT) history, with the action-packed **APT Taipei 2023** featuring the NT$50,000 (~USD $1,700) buy-in **Main Event** which boasts a NT$30 million (~USD $1M) prize pool guarantee. The APT Taipei promises to be one of the standout poker events of 2023 and marks the start of a new era for Asia’s premier poker tour. 

Running April 28 – May 7 and taking place at the brand-new [Asian Poker Arena](https://www.google.com/maps/place/No.+80,+Section+1,+Jianguo+N+Rd,+Zhongshan+District,+Taipei+City,+Taiwan+10491/@25.0494574,121.5361459,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x3442a961f04b3e41:0x5b523a14ce0b8170!8m2!3d25.0494574!4d121.5361459!16s%2Fg%2F11c3q3sl16?hl=en-MY) in Taipei, Taiwan, the 10-day, 49-event poker festival boasts more poker variations than ever before and over NT$50 million (~USD $1.6M) in guaranteed prize money. 

With so many quality poker tournaments on offer over the festival, we’ve taken a close look at the schedule to highlight some of the marquee events that you should be pencilling into your diary. 

#### FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS

- **APT Kickoff (NT$2M GTD)**: NT$10,000 (~USD $300) Buy-in, Running April 28-29

The opening weekend gets underway with NT$10,000 **APT Kickoff**, which boasts a decent structure for a low price point; Players receive a 30,000-chip starting stack have 30-minute levels (20-minutes on Flight B) to stake their claim to the first title on offer for the festival. The last APT Kickoff at February’s APT Hanoi drew an impressive 452 entries and generated a VND 3.5 billion (USD $147K) prize pool, with the eventual winner – Vietnam’s Phan Minh Duc – walking away with a VND 520.52 million (~USD $22.38K) top prize, and expectations are high to blow these numbers out of the water. 

- **Mystery Bounty Hunter presented by Natural8 (NT$3M GTD)**: NT$16,000 (~USD $500) Buy-in, Running April 29-30

The NT$16,000 **Mystery Bounty Hunter** is one of the most anticipated events on the schedule. All players who make Day 2 have a chance to claim a mystery bounty by busting one of their opponents. The fun element is the fact you have no idea how much a specific bounty is worth until you draw it. The starting stack comes in at 30,000 with a 30-minute level length (20-minutes on Flight B). The previous Mystery Bounty at APT Taiwan 2022 saw 251 entries compete for a NT$1.19 million (USD $39.81K) prize pool, while the most recent Mystery Bounty at APT Hanoi attracted 419 entries and generated a VND 3.65 billion (~USD $157K) prize pool, including VND 1.257 billion in bounties.

- **APT Super High Roller 8-Max (NT$5M GTD)**: NT$150,000 (~USD $5,000) Buy-in, Running April 29-30

APT Taipei will offer eight high roller events, with the first of these – the NT$150,000 **APT Super High Roller 8-Max** – running concurrently with the Mystery Bounty Hunter. The tournament boasts a 250,000-chip starting stack, with players competing over 40-minute levels. Previous Super High Roller events have drawn between 15 and 46 entries and have featured some of the cream of the Asian poker scene. While player numbers are lower than the more standard buy-ins, both the prize pools and skill levels on display are some of the highest on offer, with the tournament promising some scintillating live poker action. 

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- **APT Main Event (NT$30M GTD)**: NT$50,000 (~USD $1,700) Buy-in, Running May 1-6

The biggest draw will be the NT$50,000 **APT Main Event**, which comprises three opening flights running from Monday, May 1 to Wednesday, May 3, with the tournament concluding on Saturday May 6. Flight A boasts the longest level length of 60-minutes, with Flight B (45-minutes) and Flight C (30-minutes) speeding up the action slightly. Players start with a 40,000-chip stack and level length will be 60-minutes per level from Day 2 onwards. This is the second largest Main Event in terms of a both buy-in and guarantee in the APT’s 15-year history – the largest being the 2008 APT Macau which saw 257 players compete for a guaranteed USD $1.5 million in prize money, with [Ukraine’s Yevgeniy Timoshenko claiming the USD $500,000 top prize](https://archives.theasianpokertour.com/yevgeniy-timoshenko-is-the-2008-apt-macau-champion/). The largest Main Event in terms of player numbers was the APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh 2022 which saw [Vietnam’s Tran Tuan Anh defeating a 722-strong field to claim the lion’s share of the VND 14 billion (~US$587,000) prize pool, walking away with a VND 2,127,900,000 (~ US$89,000) top prize](https://archives.theasianpokertour.com/vietnams-tran-tuan-anh-is-apt-vietnam-ho-chi-minh-main-event-champion/). 

- **Zodiac Classic (TWD $3M GTD)**: NT$20,000 (~USD $650 Buy-in, Running May 4-5

A new entry to the APT, the NT$20,000 **Zodiac Classic** gets underway on Thursday, May 4 and concludes on Friday May 5 and looks set to be a great addition to the tour, especially with its juicy USD $100,000 guarantee. Players start with 40,000 in chips and will compete over 40-minute levels. 

- **Double Stack (NT$2M GTD)**: NT$15,000 (~USD $500) Buy-in, Running May 5-6

Formerly the Monster Stack, the NT$15,000 **Double Stack** gets underway on Friday, May 5 with the tournament concluding on Saturday, May 6. Players start with a 60,000-chip stack with Flight A boasting 30-minute level length, and Flight B a slightly shorter 25-minute level length. The previous APT Taiwan 2022 Monster Stack saw 150 entries compete for a NT$1.09 million prize pool (~USD $34K) with Taiwan’s Yujyun Chang claiming the NT$253,000 (~USD $7,967) top prize. The last ever Monster Stack at the recent APT Hanoi saw 330 entries duke it out for VND 3.2 billion (~USD $134,440) prize pool with Vietnam’s Hoan Cong Le taking down the VND 623.8 million (~USD $26K) first prize. 

- **Mini Main Event (NT$1.5M GTD)**: NT$10,000 (~USD $300) Buy-in, Running May 6-7 

Boasting almost the exact same structure of the Main Event albeit with a slightly lower buy-in of NT$10,000 the **Mini Main Event** sees players start with a 40,000-chip stack with Flight A boasting 30-minute level length, and Flight B a slightly shorter 25-minute level length. First introduced at the recent APT Hanoi back in February, the Mini Main Event attracted 250 entries on its Vietnamese debut, who competed for a VND 1.94 billion (~USD $81,757) prize pool with Hong Kong’s Kelvin Tan claiming the VND 389 million (~USD $16,338) top prize. The bar has been set, so let’s see if it can be raised in Taipei in May. 

- **APT High Roller (4.5M GTD)**: NT$100,000 (~USD $3,250) Buy-in, Running May 6-7

Last, but by no means least, is the NT$100,000 **APT High Roller** which closes out the festival’s High Roller events when it gets underway for Day 1 on Saturday, May 6 and concludes on Sunday, May 7. The previous APT High Roller at the recent APT Hanoi saw 204 entrants compete for a VND 9.89 billion (~USD $415.5K) prize pool with Latvia's Aigars Plivcs claiming the VND 2.19 billion (~USD $92K) top prize. If those numbers seem impressive, then we can’t wait to see how many high rolling entries battle it out at the baize in Taiwan. 

There are a whole host of other events on offer over the series catering for players with a variety of bankrolls, ranging in scope from Pot Limit Omaha and Short Deck tournaments to Crazy Pineapple and Super Hold’em tournaments. The tournaments will be as varied as the player base; this is going to be a festival that poker players of all abilities from all walks of life can enjoy – we hope you are looking forward to it as much as we are.

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APT Taipei 2023: The Preview

APT Phu Quoc 2023

APT Taipei 2023

[APT PHU QUOC SCHEDULE](https://www.theasianpokertour.com/series/apt-phu-quoc-2023) | [OFFICIAL RESULTS](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wu9O4mECipY_pcx7UsZppx5vL92F3oCQ/edit#gid=524457193
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**PHU QUOC, VIETNAM, March 24, 2023** – Welcome to the **APT Phu Quoc 2023** for the second [**Asian Poker Tour**](https://www.theasianpokertour.com/) (APT) event of 2023, with the Sapphire Conference Room at the luxurious [Corona Resort & Casino](https://casinocorona.vn/en/
) playing host to the 10-day, 40-event series.

This will be the second time the APT has visited the prime location of Pearl Island, with Vietnam's **Hue Dang** defeating a 378-strong Main Event field to claim the lions share of the ₫5.49 billion (~$240,000) prize pool and take home the **₫1,220,590,000 (~$53,346) top prize** the last time around.

Expectations are high for another great turnout, with the opening event – the APT Kickoff – drawing 196 entries, which you can read all about below.

Running March 24-April 2 the APT Phu Quoc boasts a ₫10 billion (~$420,000) Main Event guarantee but there are a whole host of other tournaments on offer ranging from Crazy Pineapple and 3-card Super Hold'em to mixed NLH/PLO events, with highlights including:

▪	**APT Kickoff**: March 24-25 – ₫8,800,000 buy-in
▪	**Mystery Bounty Hunter**: March 25-26 – ₫9.900,000 buy-in
▪	**APT Super High Roller - 8 Max**: March 25-26 – ₫86,000,000 buy-in
▪	**Sunday Super Stack**: March 26 – ₫8,800,000 buy-in
▪	**Main Event**: March 27-April 1 – ₫33,000,000 buy-in
▪	**Zodiac Classic**: March 30-31 – ₫22,000,000 buy-in
▪	**Double Stack**: March 31-April 1 – ₫11,000,000 buy-in
▪	**APT High Roller**: April 1-2 – ₫55,000,000
▪	**Mini Main Event**: April 1-2 – ₫8,800,000 buy-in


## Kickoff Kickstarts Series Action With 196 Entries and ₫1.52BN ($65K) Prize Pool; Mongolia's Batmunkh Batkhuyag Leads

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Mongolia's Batmunkh Batkhuyag topped Flight B to take the overall lead coming into the final day

Fittingly, it was the ₫8,000,000+800,000 **Event #1 APT Kickoff** kickstarting the Series action at 12pm local time (GMT+7), with the opening Flight A drawing 108 entries.

The second starting Flight B saw a further 88 players in action, bringing the total number of entries up to 196 (125 unique) bringing the **total prize pool up to ₫1,520,960,000 (~$65,400**).

With the top 14 percent of the field from each respective starting flight making Day 2 and the money, a total of 16 players made the cut from Flight A, with a further 13 making it through from Flight B.

All 29 survivors are now in the money, with a min-cash good for ₫13,620,000 (~$585), but it is the **₫327,760,000 (~$14,090) top prize** all will be aiming for.

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wu9O4mECipY_pcx7UsZppx5vL92F3oCQ/edit#gid=524457193) page.

It was Portugal's **Jose Catela** the man to top the Flight A chip counts, bagging up a respectable 445,000 after the seventeen 30-minute levels played out, putting him second in the overall pecking order coming into the second and final day.

Morocco's **Ahmed Ibrahimi** (285,000) bagged the second largest Flight A stack, and will be returning fifth in the overall counts, with India's **Nishant Sharma** (265,000) rounding out the top 3 Flight A stacks, with the top ten as follows:

**APT KICKOFF DAY 1A TOP TEN STACKS**
1. **Jose Catela** (Portugal) – 445,000
2. **Ahmed Ibrahimi** (Morocco) – 285,000
3. **Nishant Sharma** (India) – 265,000
4. **Robert Schiffbauer** (United States) – 258,000
5. **Arthit Eurkittiroj** (Thailand) – 231,000
6. **Vikhyat Ahlawat** (India) – 220,000
7. **Yashiro Naoki** (Japan) – 213,000
8. **Shunsuke Tsuji** (Japan) – 207,000
9. **Deepak Bothra** (India) – 191,000
10. **Vitalii Borodin** (Russia) – 187,000

For **Event #1 APT Kickoff Flight A Survivors** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rRCCXx4E4norhV4ijiWtneNWcA2PIvc5/edit?rtpof=true&sd=true)

![APT Kickoff Flight A chip leader Jose Catela.jpg](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/APT_Kickoff_Flight_A_chip_leader_Jose_Catela_1394eaa6bb.jpg)
Portugal's Jose Cattle bagged biggest on Flight A of the Kickoff

However, the man in the box seat is Mongolia's **Batmunkh Batkhuyag** who dominated a great deal of the Flight B action to bag the largest overall stack.

Batkhuyag was the only player to crack the 500k chip mark and will be returning for the final day with a stack of 516,000.

India's **Alok Birewar** concluded Flight B with the second-largest stack of 438,000, which puts him third in the overall counts, with Vietnam's **Minh Huu** (310,000) rounding out the triumvirate of Flight B's largest stacks, with the top ten as follows:

**APT KICKOFF DAY 1B TOP TEN STACKS**
1. **Batmunkh Batkhuyag** (Mongolia) – 516,000
2. **Alok Birewar** (India) – 438,000
3. **Minh Huu** (Vietnam) – 310,000
4. **Auttaphon Ruensukon** (Thailand) – 222,000
5. **Dylan Foster** (Australia) – 193,000
6. **Konstantin Generalov** (Russia) – 184,000
7. **Hon Cheong Lee** (China) – 143,000
8. **Siddharth Karia** (India) – 141,000
9. **Tyler Warken** (Canada) – 137,000
10. **Jasven Saigal** (India) – 110,000

The 29 survivors will unite for the first time for the second and final day, which plays out at 12pm local time (GMT+7) on Saturday, March 25, and the tournament will play down to a champion.

For **Event #1 APT Kickoff Flight B Survivors** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HiZZwvH3mmC8MjVILdGC4gg44GfNZSGV/edit?rtpof=true&sd=true)
For **Event #1 APT Kickoff Day 2 Draw** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-N96LvwItNE-lDWkRlhbgAIncdKQz3WG/edit#gid=393157734)

## South Korea's Min Ho Cho Wins Maiden APT Title in Event #2 Omaholic

![Event #2 Omaholic Champion Min Ho Cho.jpg](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/Event_2_Omaholic_Champion_Min_Ho_Cho_5d6a1713be.jpg)
South Korea's Min Ho Cho claimed his maiden APT title in the Event #2 Omaholic

All the action was not limited to the Kickoff, with Pot Limit Omaha aficionados catered for with the ₫5,000,000+500,000 **Event #2: Omaholic – Turbo** drawing 16 entries (13 unique).

This generated a **₫77,600,000 (~$3,335) prize pool**, with South Korea's **Min Ho Cho** the man to snag the trophy and the **₫37,250,000 (~$1,600) top prize**.

Cho defeated India's **Karan Kapur** heads-up to claim his maiden APT title, with Kapur receiving ₫24,830,000 (~$1,065) for his runner-up finish.

It was another Indian player – **Vikhyat Ahlawa**t – rounding out the winner's podium, claiming bronze and ₫15,520,000 (~$665) for his third-place finish.

**OMAHOLIC FINAL TABLE RESULTS**
1. **Min Ho Cho** (South Korea) – ₫37,250,000
2. **Karan Kapur** (India) – ₫24,830,000
3. **Vikhyat Ahlawat** (India) – ₫15,520,000

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wu9O4mECipY_pcx7UsZppx5vL92F3oCQ/edit#gid=524457193) page.

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Kickoff Kickstarts Series Action With 196 Entries and ₫1.52BN ($65K) Prize Pool; Mongolia's Batmunkh Batkhuyag Leads

APT Taipei 2023 is expected to be the Asian Poker Tour’s biggest poker festival ever and features eight events with buy-ins of USD $2,000 or more:

- **April 29-30: TWD 150,000 (~USD $5,000) APT Super High Roller (TWD 5M GTD)**
- April 30: TWD 60,000 (~USD $2,000) Single Day High Roller
- May 1: TWD 80,000 (~USD $2,600) Single Day High Roller
- May 2:  TWD70,000 (~USD $2,300) NLH/PLO Single Day High Roller
- May 3: TWD 150,000 (~USD $5,000) Single Day High Roller
- May 4: TWD 70,000 (~USD $2,300) Single Day High Roller
- May 5: TWD 60,000 (~USD $2,000) Single Day High Roller
- **May 6-7: TWD 100,000 (~USD $3,300) APT High Roller (TWD 4.5M GTD)**

Note: All high roller events are 8-max with Shot Clock and Unlimited re-entries.

For those competing at the highest level, we have a terrific **High Roller Early Bird Special** as follows:
1. Pre-register for the **APT Super High Roller** and **APT High Roller**, and you will enjoy 7 complimentary hotel nights* during APT Taipei 2023.
2. Funds amounting to TWD250,000 must be received by no later than **April 4, 2023**.

Want to register?  Have more questions? Send us an email at [registrations@theasianpokertour.com](registrations@theasianpokertour.com)

**APT Taipei 2023** takes place at [Asia Poker Arena](https://www.google.com/maps?q=No.+80,+Section+1,+Jianguo+N+Rd,+Zhongshan+District,+Taipei+City,+Taiwan+10491&ftid=0x3442a961f04b3e41:0x5b523a14ce0b8170&hl=en-MY&gl=my&entry=gps&g_ep=CAISBjYuNTEuNhgAINeCA0ICTVk%3D&g_st=iw) from April 28 - May 7, 2023.

***Terms & Conditions**
- Maximum of 7 complimentary hotel nights (Check-in: April 29, Check-out: May 6)
- Players must participate in the APT Super High Roller and APT High Roller events or may be charged for cost of hotel accordingly.
- Hotel is at [Taipei Roumei Boutique Hotel](https://www.roumeihotel.com/) and is subject to availability. 
- Additional night(s) of stay can be added for US$100 per night.
- High Roller Early Bird Special hotel nights are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.

**Cancellation Policy**
- Cancellation fee: 5% admin fee + costs of hotel
- Cancellation can be made until April 21




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APT Taipei 2023: High Roller Early Bird Special

[APT HANOI SCHEDULE](https://www.theasianpokertour.com/series/apt-hanoi-2023) | [OFFICIAL RESULTS](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918
) | [IMAGES](https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1VDVURKzZ7RwG_bdkPInPHUpK2sMx9WW1) | [WINNERS](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ByPf6-3tg0liBqRbxqMsc5S3IdIX-eDG
)

**HANOI, VIETNAM, February 12, 2023** – The first Asian Poker Tour Series of 2023 is in the books, with the **APT Hanoi  2023** – partnered with the [Vietnam Series of Poker](https://vietnamseriesofpoker.com/) (VSOP) – pulling in some great numbers and showcasing some scintillating poker action.

Playing out at the tournament tables of the VSOP Poker Club, the ten-day, 34-event **APT Hanoi 2023** saw 667 unique players from 37 countries compete for a mouthwatering _₫62,078,725,000 (~$2,619,500) in prize money_.

You can see a **breakdown of prize money and player numbers** [HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QX7USFEjxwKBOwGttlXnh4FHWcxvYM8O/edit#gid=1058408892)

Just over a quarter (25.5%) of the series prize money was awarded in the **Main Event**, which saw 350 unique players from 34 different countries compete for a **₫15,859,500,000 (US$666,099) prize pool**.

For a **breakdown of the Main Event by Country/Region** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-kN5zUS6eppA_YLtSkO0i4cN1BQ0Nvgz/edit#gid=1331299) and you can see a graphic [HERE](https://drive.google.com/file/d/12ujleGFtgJjGvasEHqnJ_rvpGm8idxi6/view).

## Aigars Plivcs Claims Second APT High Roller Title and VND 2.191BN (~$92K) Top Prize

![Event #32 High Roller 2.JPG](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/Event_32_High_Roller_2_11f19b3775.JPG)
_Latvia's Aigars Plivcs claimed his second APT High Roller title_

The 204-strong **APT High Roller** field had been whittled down to a more manageable 59 runners, who returned to action for the second and final day, all looking to stake their claim to the sizable **₫9,894,000,000 (~$415,548) prize pool**.

It was popular poker Twitch streamer **Jargo Alavali** the man returning in the box seat with the chip lead.

It took seventeen grindy 40-minute levels to find a champion, and while the Estonian managed a deep run and dominated a great deal of the final table action, the poker gods threw a spanner in the works when play reached three-handed.

Alavali took a nasty beat and then a huge cooler to crash out in third place; Latvia's **Aigars Plivcs** finding pocket aces at the perfect time to usher Alavali out of the tournament and take play heads-up against South Korea's **Seungmook Jung**.

After two-hours of grueling heads-up play it would be Plivcs the man to claim the trophy and clinch his second APT High Roller title, denying Jung his third in the process.

In addition to the trophy and title, Plivcs also took the **₫2,191,510,000 (~$92,043) top prize** – his largest live cash to date, almost double that of his previous High Roller win at the APT Vietnam Ho Chi Minh 2022 back in August.

Jung was left to rue what could have been, and had to settle for a consolation prize of ₫1,479,150,000 (~$62,124) – which should take the sting out a little.

A total of 27 players made the money, with the official eight-handed final table paying out as follows:

**APT HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS**
1. **Aigars Plivcs** (Latvia) – ₫2,191,510,000
2. **Seungmook Jung** (South Korea) – ₫1,479,150,000
3. **Jargo Alavali** (Estonia) – ₫1,018,090,000
4. **Tu Thanh Le** (Australia) – ₫830,110,000
5. **Dennis Ng** (Hong Kong) – ₫661,910,000
6. **Truong Toan Chan** (Vietnam) – ₫508,550,000
7. **Jasven Saigal** (India) – ₫370,040,000
8. **Quang Huy Dinh** (Vietnam) – ₫268,130,000

The UK's **Tom Alner** squeaked into the unofficial nine-handed final table, cashing for ₫221,630,000 (~$9,308).

Other notables to cash but come up short of the final table included the USA's **Peter Kiem** (15th for ₫148,410,000), the UK's **Grant Gardner** (16th for ₫133,570,000), India's **Kunal Patni** (17th for ₫133,570,000), and Germany's **Martin Finger** (23rd for ₫108,830,000).

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

You read all the Main Event action as it played out via the [APT blog](https://www.theasianpokertour.com/series/apt-hanoi-2023/live-reports/event-32-apt-high-roller-8-max), and follow the action as it happened via the [APT Live Stream](https://www.youtube.com/live/fo0Ev63c6Rc?feature=share).

## Hong Kong's Kelvin Tan Claims Maiden APT Title in Mini Main Event

![Event # 35 Mini Main Event champion Kelvin Tang.jpg](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/Event_35_Mini_Main_Event_champion_Kelvin_Tang_6559a96950.jpg)
_Hong Kong's Kelvin Tan took down the Mini Main Event to claim his maiden APT title_

Just 36 players out of a starting field of 250 returned to action for the second and final day of the ₫8,000,000+800,000 **Event #35 APT Mini Main Event**, all guaranteed a payout of at least ₫15,080,000 (~$633) from the **₫1,946,600,000 (~$81,757) prize poo**l.

However, all were focused firmly on claiming the **₫389,010,000 (~$16,338) top prize**, title and trophy.

It proved to be third time's the charm for **Kelvin Tang**, with the Hong Kong player making his third cash and second final table appearance of the series the one that mattered most.

Tang defeated the USA's **Tayyab Inam** heads-up to take the lion's share of the prize pool and claim his maiden APT title in the process.

Inam received ₫257,730,000 (~$10,825) for his runner-up finish. Vietnam's **Thai Bao Vu** rounded out the podium, taking ₫152,170,000 for third place, with the official eight-handed final table paying out as follows:

**MINI MAIN EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS**
1. **Kelvin Tang** (Hong Kong) – ₫387,630,000
2. **Tayyab Inam** (United States) – ₫257,730,000
3. **Thai Bao Vu** (Vietnam) – ₫188,510,000
4. **Vinh Phuc Dang** (Vietnam) – ₫152,170,000
5. **Norbert Koh** (Singapore) – ₫119,300,000
6. **Xiang Guang Chang** (Malaysia) – ₫90,290,000
7. **Yoshihito Shijima** (Japan) – ₫66,320,000
8. **Tran Huy Phong** (Vietnam) – ₫48,730,000

**German Bukharov** scored his fifth cash of the series, coming up agonizingly short of making a fifth final table appearance. The Russian player finished in 11th place for ₫33,840,000 – bringing his total haul for the series up to over ₫805 million (~$33,825).

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

## Jinlong Hu Takes Second Series Title in High Speed Main Event

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_Jinlong Hu claimed his second APT Hanoi VSOP series title in Event #38 High Speed Main Event_

Another new addition to the APT tournament schedule for the new era, the ₫10,000,000+1,000,000 **Event #38 High Speed Main Event** drew 95 entries (71 unique), all competing for a share of the **₫921,500,000 (~$38,703) prize pool**.

It was China's **Jinlong Hu** the man to take it down, claiming the honor of being crowned the inaugural APT Hanoi High Speed Main Event champion.

Hu and heads-up opponent **Lok Ching Li **cut an ICM deal when play reached two-handed, opting to leave ₫7 million and the trophy and title on the table to duke it out for.

Hu received a **₫222,390,000 (~$9,340) top prize** for his efforts, claiming his second APT Hanoi 2023 series title and winning his third APT title in the process.

Li locked up ₫189,070,000 (~$7,940) for his runner-up finish, with China's **Xixiang Luo** – making his third final table appearance and fifth cash of the series – claiming bronze and a payout of ₫111,960,000 (~$4,702).

The Philippines **John Tech** made his second final table and third cash of the series, earning ₫88,000,000 (~$3,696) for fourth place.

A total of 13 players made the money, with the official eight-handed final table paying out as follows:

_HIGH SPEED MAIN EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS_
1. **Jinlong Hu** (China) – ₫222,390,000
2. **Lok Ching Li** (Australia) – ₫189,070,000
3. **Xixiang Luo** (China) – ₫111,960,000
4. **John Tech** (Philippines) – ₫88,000,000
5. **Xue Jie Pang** (Singapore) – ₫70,960,000
6. **Karolis Cekauskas** (Lithuania) – ₫55,290,000
7. **Huy Thanh Le** (Vietnam) – ₫43,770,000
8. **Hoai Anh Tran** (Vietnam) – ₫34,100,000

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

## SIDE EVENT ACTION

### Manh Tuong Ha Claims Maiden APT Title In Event #40 Hyper Turbo

![Event # 40 Hyper Turbo winner Manh Tuong Ha.jpg](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/Event_40_Hyper_Turbo_winner_Manh_Tuong_Ha_e079f91ef3.jpg)
_Vietnam's Manh Tuong Ha claimed his maiden APT title in Event #40 Hyper Turbo_

The final two APT turbo side events saw one newly minted champion crowned, and a another player win a second series title.

It was Vietnam's **Manh Tuong Ha** the man to claim his maiden APT title in the ₫4,000,000+400,000 **Event #40 Hyper Turbo**.

Ha was laughing all the way to the bank after triumphing over the 59-strong (40 unique) field and claiming the largest portion of the _₫228,920,000 (~$9,615) prize pool_.

The Vietnamese player received a **top prize of ₫68,670,000 (~$2,884)** after defeating South Korea's **Woosuk Hong** heads-up, with the latter having to settle for the ₫49,680,000 (~$2,086) on offer for second place.

Singapore's **Calvin Tan** finished third, receiving ₫32,050,000 (~$1,346) for his deep run. A total of eight players made the money, with the tournament paying out as follows:

**HYPER TURBO RESULTS**
1. **Manh Tuong Ha** (Vietnam) – ₫68,670,000
2. **Woosuk Hong** (South Korea) – ₫49,680,000
3. **Calvin Tan** (Singapore) – ₫32,050,000
4. **Dinh Hai Le** (Vietnam) – ₫24,270,000
5. **Aleksei Varashev** (Russia) – ₫18,770,000
6. **Riyana Rasheed** (India) – ₫14,650,000
7. **Sean Chuan** (Singapore) – ₫11,670,000
8. **Jatuporn Kritwatthanakorn** (Thailand) – ₫9,160,000

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

### Kunal Patni Scores Back-to-Back Titles Winning Event #41 Hyper Turbo – 8 Max

![Event # 41 Hyper Turbo 8 Max champion Kunal Patni.JPG](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/Event_41_Hyper_Turbo_8_Max_champion_Kunal_Patni_1bcf775b7c.JPG)
_India's Kunal Patni won his second APT title in as many days in Event #41 Hyper Turbo_

**Kunal Patni** finished the APT Hanoi 2023 series on a high, winning back-to-back APT titles. After [claiming his maiden title in the Event #36 Hyper Turbo – 8 Max](https://sable.madmimi.com/c/453336?id=4058.993.1.4e19ee1fe97eb97606bd2478b72dcfb4) the day prior, the Indian poker professional did it again in the ₫15,000,000+1,500,000 **Event #41 Hyper Turbo – 8 Max**.

Patni saw off challenges from a 29-strong field (24 unique), besting South Korea's **Chanhee Yea** heads-up to take the **₫156,110,000 top prize** and bag his second trophy in as many days.

Yea collected ₫107,600,000 (~$4,519) for his runner-up finish, with Morocco's **Ahmed Ibrahimi** rounding out the podium and collecting ₫68,570,000 (~$2,880) for third.

In total, five players cashed for a share of the **₫421,090,000 (~$17,685 prize pool**, with the tournament paying out as follows:

**HYPER TURBO 8 MAX RESULTS**
1. **Kunal Patni** (India) – ₫156,110,000
2. **Chanhee Yea** (South Korea) – ₫107,600,000
3. **Ahmed Ibrahimi** (Morocco) – ₫68,570,000
4. **Masao Watanabe** (Japan) – ₫49,580,000
5. **Dinh Tien Thanh** (Vietnam) – ₫40,090,000

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

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Series Awards VND 62BN (~$2.61M) In Prize Money, Aigars Plivcs Claims Second APT High Roller Title and VND 2.191BN (~$92K) Top Prize

[APT HANOI SCHEDULE](https://www.theasianpokertour.com/series/apt-hanoi-2023) | [OFFICIAL RESULTS](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) | [IMAGES](https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1VDVURKzZ7RwG_bdkPInPHUpK2sMx9WW1
) | [WINNERS](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ByPf6-3tg0liBqRbxqMsc5S3IdIX-eDG)

**HANOI, VIETNAM, February 11, 2023** – The **APT Hanoi 2023 Main Event** – partnered with the [Vietnam Series of Poker](https://vietnamseriesofpoker.com/) (VSOP) – has a champion, with Vietnam's **Hai Nam Hoang** making his maiden live tournament title win a memorable one.

Playing out at the tournament tables of the VSOP Poker Club, just eight players out of the 654-strong Main Event field remained in contention at the start of the fourth and final day, all looking to earn their share of the **₫15,859,500,000 (US$666,099) prize pool**.

However, after returning with over a third of the chips in play, it would be the start-of-day chip leader Hoang who would emerge the victor

In addition to claiming the APT Main Event trophy, Hoang also locked up a **₫2,794,200,000 (~$117,356) top prize** after cutting an ICM deal with heads-up opponent **Tuan Tai Nguyen**, who received ₫2,100,000,000 (~$88,200) for his runner-up finish.

“This is only my second time playing in an event with such a big field, and to become the champion of a Main Event is a great feeling. I’d like to say a big thank you and I appreciate everything APT and the VSOP have done to make this a great event. It was a pleasure to be here,” said Hoang via the aid of a translator after posing for his obligatory winner's photo.

“I just played the best I could and took it step by step, hoping I could go as deep as I could.”

Hoang's hopes and dreams came true, with this result representing a career-best score. A total of 96 players made the money, with the official eight-handed final table paying out as follows:

**MAIN EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS**
1. **Hai Nam Hoang** (Vietnam) – ₫2,794,200,000 (~$117,356)
2.  **Tuan Tai Nguyen** (Vietnam) – ₫2,100,000,000 (~$88,200)
3.  **Petr Rudnev** (Russia) – ₫1,335,370,000 (~$56,085)
4.  **Thanh Hai Nguyen** (Vietnam) – ₫1,022,940,000 (~$42,963)
5.  **Son Le** (Vietnam) – ₫810,420,000 (~$34,037)
6.  **Zhao Feng** (Singapore) – ₫631,210,000 (~$26,510)
7.  **Duc Trung Dinh** (Vietnam) – ₫459,930,000 (~$19,317)
8.  **German Bukharov** (Russia) – ₫314,340,000 (~$13,202)

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

### FINAL TABLE ACTION

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_APT Hanoi VSOP 2023 Final Table back row (l-r): German Bukharov, Duc Trung Dinh, Hai Nam Hoang, Tuan Tai Nguyen. Front row (l-r): Zhao Feng, Thanh Hai Nguyen, Petr Rudnev, Son Le_

Coming into the final table holding a commanding lead, the tournament was Hoang's to lose.

It was not all smooth sailing for the Vietnamese player, however, with Russia's **Petr Rudnev** going on a rampage to climb from tournament short-stack up to second in the chip counts.

Rudnev took first blood on the second level played, his pocket nines enough to send fellow countryman **German Bukharov** to the rail in eighth place after the latter moved all-in pre-flop with pocket eights.

Hoang increased his stranglehold with a thrilling double elimination two levels later; the short-stacked **Duc Trung Dinh** shoved all-in pre-flop with A♥Q♥, **Zhao Feng** – the field's sole remaining former APT Main Event champion – peeked down to see T♥T♣ and re-shoved, and Hoang woke up with Q♦Q♣.

It was Rudnev who would score the next elimination later that same level after the short-stacked Son Le moved all-in for his last 2 million in chips with K♥8♥ and the Russian woke up with 8♦8♣.

**Tuan Tai Nguyen** took play three-handed after winning a race with A♥Q♣ against namesake **Thanh Hai Nguyen's** 5♠5♣.

While Rudnev enjoyed a stint as the tournament top dog when play became three-handed, the Russian began to fade as Hoang regained both the momentum and the chip lead.

Following Rudnev's departure at the hands of Tuan Tai Nguyen to take play heads-up, Hoang had built his stack up to the giddy heights of 17.3 million to Nguyen's 8.6 million.

You read all the Main Event action as it played out via the [APT blog](https://www.theasianpokertour.com/series/apt-hanoi-2023/live-reports/event-14-apt-main-event), and follow the action as it happened via the [Main Event Final Table APT Live Stream](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KknBTXhnO7Q).

## APT High Roller Up To 204 Entries With VND 9.894BN (~$415K) Prize Pool; Seungmook Jung Tops Day 1B

![APT High Roller Day 1B chip leader Seungmook  Jung.jpg](https://apt-content.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/APT_High_Roller_Day_1_B_chip_leader_Seungmook_Jung_0fff177b5a.jpg)
_South Korea's Seungmook Jung bagged biggest on Day 1B of the APT High Roller_

All the tournament thrills were not exclusive to the Main Event, with the second and final flight of the ₫50,000,000+5,000,000 **Event #32 APT High Roller** attracting a further 140 players (85 unique), bringing the total number of entries up to 204.

This balloned the **prize pool up to a chunky ₫9,894,000,000 (~$415,548)**.

The top 27 players will all earn a share, with a min-cash coming in at ₫98,940,000 (~$4,155).

However, it is the **₫2,191,510,000 (92,043) top prize** that will be captivating all players' attention.

Notables in the running for Day 1B included the UK's **Tom Alne**r, and **William Kang**, Filipinos **Florencio Campomanes**, **John Tech**, and **William Ysmael**, Australia's **Aaron Lim**, India's **Zarvan Tumboli**, and **Nikita Luther**, Singapore's **Benjamin Sai** and a whole load of other hopefuls.

After the fifteen 40-minute levels had played out, the 140-strong field had been reduced to a more manageable 44.

It was South Korea's **Seungmook Jung** who topped the Day 1B leaderboard, bagging up a stack of 799,000 – putting him third in the overall counts coming into Day 2.

Belarusian **Artsiom Panasiuk** (763,000), and **Zarvan Tumboli** (687,000) rounded out the top three, with the top ten stacks as follows:

**APT HIGH ROLLER TOP TEN DAY 1B STACKS**
1. **Seungmook Jung** (South Korea) – 799,000
2. **Artsiom Panasiuk** (Belarus) – 763,000
3. **Zarvan Tumboli** (India) – 687,000
4. **Truong Toan Chan** (Vietnam) – 649,000
5. **Xianling Chen** (China) – 619,000
6. **Dennis Ng** (Hong Kong) – 575,000
7. **Yuhan Liu** (China) – 489,000
8. **Aigars Plivcs** (Latvia) – 455,000
9. **Weng Chih Chan** (Singapore) – 449,000
10. **Alok Birewar** (India) – 448,000

Other notables to fight their way through included the aforementioned **Aaron Lim** (434,000), the UK's **Grant Gardner** (328,000), **John Tech** (288,000), **Tom Alner** (230,000), and India's **Phashant Bhutoria** (220,000).

South Korea's **Steve Joonhee Yea** (79,000) also scraped through, although he will be bringing in the short stack when the second and final day resumes at 11am (GMT+7) on Saturday, February 11.

For **APT High Roller Day 1B Survivors** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_Bh8IvtlVNJ7QPVE8Uj5ziEQOP2uDlat/edit#gid=1512645753)
For **APT High Roller Day 2 Draw** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18D-OntPrkX_c3lI97jc0gB9NH9F6zCY0/edit#gid=20580162)

## Vietnam's Hoan Cong Le Slays Monster Stack For VND 623.8M (~$26K)
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_Vietnam's Hoang Cong Le claimed his maiden APT title in Event #31 Monster Stack_

Just 47 players returned out of a starting field of 330 (193 unique) for the second and final day of the ₫10,000,000+1,000,000 **Event #31 Monster Stack**, all guaranteed a share of the **₫3,201,000,000 (~$134,442) prize pool**.

It was Vietnam's **Hoan Cong Le** the man to take the **₫623,810,000 (~$26,200) top prize**.

Cong defeated Japan's **Uesugi Yoichi** heads-up to take the trophy and his maiden APT title, with Yoichi having to settle for the ₫396,280,000 (~$16,644) on offer for second place.

Singapore's **Calvin Tan** rounded out the podium, receiving ₫297,050,000 (~$12,476) for third, with the official eight-handed table paying out as follows:

**MONSTER STACK FINAL TABLE RESULTS**
1. **Hoan Cong Le** (Vietnam) – ₫623,810,000
2. **Uesugi Yoichi** (Japan) – ₫396,280,000
3. **Calvin Tan** (Singapore) – ₫297,050,000
4. **Bao Sheng Woon** (Singapore) – ₫240,400,000
5. **Egor Shkiria** (Russia) – ₫189,500,000
6. **Manh Tuong Ha** (Vietnam) – ₫144,690,000
7. **Tuan Anh Nguyen** (Vietnam) – ₫106,270,000
8. **Aleksei Ignatev** (Russia) ₫78,100,000

Vietnam's **Doan Quang Trung** narrowly missed out on making the official eight-handed final table, claiming ₫64,020,000 for ninth place.

Other notables to come up short of a final table appearance included Malaysia's **Ben Loo** (15th for ₫42,570,000), and the Philippines' **John Tech** (26th for ₫26,570,000).

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

## Mini Main Event Draws 250 Entries; Russia's German Bukharov Leads

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_German Bukharov followed up his Main Event Final Table by topping the Mini Main opening flights_

Always a popular draw with players, the ₫8,000,000+800,000 **Event #35 APT Mini Main Event** drew a total of 250 entries (158 unique) over the two starting flights.

This generated a **₫1,946,600,000 (~$81,757) prize pool**.

Fresh from making his fourth final table appearance of the series in the Main Event, it was Russia's **German Bukharov** the man who finds himself in the best of positions to stake a claim to the **₫389,010,000 (~$16,338) top prize** after topping the Day 1B flight.

Other big stacks to make it through from Bukharov's flight included South Korea's **Ha Woojong**, and **Hyungkook Shin**, both of whom concluded play with stacks of 524,000 apiece.

In total, 16 players out of a starting field of 114 (85 unique) made it through from Day 1B to Day 2 and the money.

They will be joining the 20 Day 1A survivors of a starting field of 136 players (101 unique).

The opening flight – Day 1A – played out concurrently with the Main Event, with Day 1B starting a little later at 4pm (GMT+7). It took eighteen 30-minute levels for both flights to reach the money.

It was Japan's **Yoshihito Shijima** who topped the counts of the Day 1A, bagging up a stack of 531,000.

Russia's **Aleksei Varashev** (525,000), and Vietnam's **Thai Bao Vu** (443,000) rounded out the top three starting flight stacks, with the top ten returning stacks for Day 2 as follows:

**MINI MAIN EVENT TOP TEN STACKS**
1. **German Bukharov** (Russia) – 860,000
2. **Yoshihito Shijima** (Japan) – 531,000
3. **Aleksei Varashev** (Russia) – 525,000
4. **Hyungkook Shin** (South Korea) – 524,000
5. **Ha Woojong** (South Korea) – 524,000
6. **Thai Bao Vu** (Vietnam) – 443,000
7. **Dan Larsson** (Sweden) – 440,000
8. **Nguyen Khac Cuong** (Vietnam) – 419,000
9. **Vinh Phuc Dang** (Vietnam) – 410,000
10. **Hoang Nam Nguyen** (Vietnam) – 408,000

Day 2 gets underway at 11am (GMT+7) on Sunday, February 12 and will play down to a champion.

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the Official Results page.

For **Mini Main Event Day 1A Survivors** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GuZ0g1Tb4dU8OUhJTG6BGU3qxtGxHl01/edit#gid=1679980765)
For **Mini Main Event Day 1B Survivors** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Eq4PR0A10zuKYOIbYvZkU15WxTARG9_k/edit#gid=356717985)
For **Mini Main Event Day 2 Draw** please [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16tCL8xQRuY-4K_rVMUfVFy0JzIXIOzFi/edit#gid=1176458297)

## SIDE EVENT ACTION

### India's Kunal Patni Claims Maiden APT Title in Event #36 Hyper Turbo - 8 Max

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_India's Kunal Patni can now add an APT title to his list of poker accolades_

Two more players have popped their APT title cherry in the turbo side events; It was Indian poker professional **Kunal Patni** the man to claim victory in the ₫15,000,000+1,500,000 **Event #36 Hyper Turbo - 8 Max**.

This drew a field of 21 entries (16 unique), generating a **₫305,550,000 (~$12,833) prize pool**.

Patni cut an ICM deal with heads-up opponent **Dinh Tien Thanh** that saw both players receive a ₫106,940,000 (~$4,491) windfall, with the Indian player taking the title and trophy.

A total of four players made the money, with the tournament paying out as follows:

**HYPER TURBO 8 MAX RESULTS**
1. **Kunal Patni** (India) – ₫106,940,000
2. **Dinh Tien Thanh** (Vietnam) – ₫106,940,000
3. **Tu Thanh Le** (Australia) – ₫55,000,000
4. **Zhi Xiong** (China) – ₫36,670,000

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

### Switzerland's Sandro Burkhard Takes Down Event #37 Hyper Turbo

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_Switzerland's Sandro Burkhard claimed his first APT title in Event #37 Hyper Turbo_

The second of the virgin APT title winners was Switzerland's **Sandro Burkhard**, who took down the ₫4,000,000+400,000 **Event #37 Hyper Turbo**.

Burkhard bested a 33-strong field (28 unique) to take the lion's share of the **₫128,040,000 (~$5,378) prize pool**, defeating Japan's **Kosei Fujiwara** heads-up to take the **₫47,380,000 (~$1,990) top prize** and his maiden APT title.

Fujiwara received ₫32,650,000 (~$1,371) for his runner-up finish, with five players making the money and the tournament paying out as follows:

**HYPER TURBO RESULTS**
1. **Sandro Burkhard** (Switzerland) – ₫47,380,000
2. **Kosei Fujiwara** (Japan) – ₫32,650,000
3. **Junnie Pamplona** (Philippines) – ₫20,810,000
4. **Van Son Dang** (Vietnam) – ₫15,040,000
5. **Mike Nguyen** (United States) – ₫12,160,000

All prize pool and payout information can be found on the [Official Results](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SxX3jawubUGTyUMZut8DzrLuOD498V_6/edit#gid=2144724918) page.

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Vietnam's Hai Nam Hoang Wins Main Event For VND 2.794BN (~$117K), APT High Roller Up To 204 Entries – VND 9.894BN (~$415K) Prize Pool; Seungmook Jung Tops Day 1B

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Vietnam's Hai Nam Hoang Wins Main Event For VND 2.794BN (~$117K), APT High Roller Up To 204 Entries – VND 9.894BN (~$415K) Prize Pool; Seungmook Jung Tops Day 1B