Cheong Leads High Roller Charge; Hanh Claims Ninth APT Title on Day 6 of APT Jeju 2026

Cheong Leads High Roller Charge; Hanh Claims Ninth APT Title on Day 6 of APT Jeju 2026

Cheong Leads High Roller Charge; Hanh Claims Ninth APT Title on Day 6 of APT Jeju 2026

게시됨 작성자 Matthew Ooi

Results for Side Events: #54-#62

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JEJU, SOUTH KOREA, September 30, 2026– Day 6 of APT Jeju 2026 set the stage for another major finale, with a host of decorated APT champions positioning themselves for a run at one of the festival’s biggest side event prizes.

Read on to find out more about all the side-event action from Day 6:


Cheong Leads Event #54: High Roller Going into Final Day

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Cheong will be looking to make it all the way in the two-day high roller

The two-day Event #54: High Roller has reached its final stage, with 43 players surviving Day 1 and returning tomorrow to battle for one of the biggest prizes of APT Jeju 2026 for a size event.

Just 27 players will make the money, with a min-cash worth KRW 8,120,000 (~USD 5,993), while a massive KRW 179,790,000 (~USD 132,686) awaits the eventual champion along with a ticket to the APT Championship 2026 Main Event.

Leading the charge is the United States’ Joseph Cheong, who bagged the largest stack of 1,311,000. The only player to have won the Zodiac Classic twice, Cheong is hunting for his sixth APT title and, having yet to taste victory on the APT circuit this season, will be looking to change that on the Final Day.

Sitting close behind with 1,157,000 is popular Indian pro Kunal Patni, who finds himself in a similar position. Patni is chasing his seventh APT title and is also searching for his first APT victory of the year.

Hong Kong’s Ka Chun Tsui rounds out the top three with 1,120,000. Tsui is in pursuit of his second APT title, and should he go all the way tomorrow, the KRW 179,790,000 (~USD 132,686) top prize would represent the biggest score of his career.

Natural8 ambassador Nevan Chang, fresh from winning the Superstar Challenge for his tenth APT title earlier in the series, also remains in contention, although the Taiwanese pro has work to do after ending Day 1 second from bottom in the counts with 119,000.

HIGH ROLLER TOP CHIP STACKS

PlaceNameCountryChips
1Joseph Sanghyon CheongUnited States1,311,000
2Kunal PatniIndia1,157,000
3Ka Chun TsuiHong Kong1,120,000
4Jieming XuChina716,000
5Chzhen EvgeniiRussia698,000
6Zhou QuanChina685,000
7Ting Yi TsaiTaiwan681,000
8Peng DengChina671,000
9Atsushi YokoyamaJapan640,000
10William LiCanada619,000

For Event #54: High Roller Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #54: High Roller Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #54: High Roller tournament page


Hanh Moves to Nine APT Titles With Masters Fixed Limit Draw Poker Victory

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Hanh is in reach of double digits after winning his ninth APT title

Austria’s Tran Hanh added yet another trophy to his extensive APT collection after overcoming the 28-entry field in Event #55: Masters Fixed Limit Draw Poker, taking home KRW 13,428,000 (~USD 9,910).

The victory marked Hanh’s ninth career APT title, further adding to the Austrian pro’s impressive record across the Tour’s mixed-game events.

Thailand’s Sorawit Suriyakarn finished runner-up for KRW 9,250,000 (~USD 6,827), while Chinese pro and WSOP bracelet winner Renji Mao took third for KRW 5,900,000 (~USD 4,354).

Five runners were paid, with the final table results below:

MASTERS FIXED LIMIT DRAW POKER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Tran HanhAustria13,428,0009,910
2Sorawit SuriyakarnThailand9,250,0006,827
3Renji MaoChina5,900,0004,354
4Daisuke SomeyaJapan4,260,0003,144
5Youhei ShirayamaJapan3,450,0002,546

For Event #55: Masters Fixed Limit Draw Poker Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #55: Masters Fixed Limit Draw Poker Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #55: Masters Fixed Limit Draw Poker tournament page


Yang Turns Career-Best Run Into First APT Crown in Event #56: NL - Hold'em

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Yang jubilant with his first APT victory

China’s Su Yang recorded the biggest result of his poker career after taking down Event #56: NL - Hold'em, earning KRW 26,547,765 (~USD 19,592).

The career-best payday saw Yang more than double his previous lifetime live tournament earnings, while also earning him his maiden APT title.

Yang entered heads-up play against compatriot Chen Yu, with the pair agreeing to a straight ICM deal. As the chip leader at the time of the agreement, Yang was awarded the title and trophy, while Yu collected KRW 24,219,000 (~USD 17,874) for his runner-up finish.

Thailand’s Kasidit Sukwongjan rounded out the podium in third for KRW 14,400,000 (~USD 10,627).

31 runners were paid, with the final table results below:

NL - HOLD'EM FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Su YangChina26,547,76519,592
2Chen YuChina24,219,00017,874
3Kasidit SukwongjanThailand14,400,00010,627
4Xin XinChina11,670,0008,613
5Ching Yin WongUnited States9,240,0006,819
6Zicong JiangChina7,010,0005,173
7Chuanjiang LiuChina5,120,0003,779
8Steve Pei Yao NgSingapore3,740,0002,760
9Jian ZhuChina3,100,0002,288

For Event #56: NL - Hold'em Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #56: NL - Hold'em Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #56: NL - Hold'em tournament page


Aoi Turns First Career Cash Into Maiden APT Title in Event #57: Women's Event

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Aoi's first run into the money resulted in her first APT title

Japan’s Geka Aoi made her first recorded live tournament cash a memorable one, topping the 17-entry field in Event #57: Women's Event to collect KRW 4,045,244 (~USD 2,985).

With no previous live tournament cashes to her name, Aoi went all the way on her first visit to the payout desk, earning her maiden APT title in the process.

China’s Tian Qi finished runner-up for KRW 2,690,000 (~USD 1,985), while the United States’ Tsubasa Mendoza completed the podium in third for KRW 1,680,000 (~USD 1,240).

Three runners were paid, with the final table results below:

WOMEN'S EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Geka AoiJapan4,045,2442,985
2Tian QiChina2,690,0001,985
3Tsubasa MendozaUnited States1,680,0001,240

For Event #57: Women's Event Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #57: Women's Event Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #57: Women's Event tournament page


Chen Claims Second Jeju Trophy and Third APT Title in Event #58: Turbo - NL Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River

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Chen is on a heater in Jeju

China’s Suiyuan Chen continued her strong APT Jeju 2026 campaign by topping the 55-entry field in Event #58: Turbo - NL Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River, earning KRW 6,770,880 (~USD 4,997).

Chen had already tasted victory earlier in the festival after taking down Event #20: Sunday Super Stack. Her latest success gives her two titles at APT Jeju 2026 and takes her career tally to three APT titles.

Australia’s Jarryd Godena finished runner-up for KRW 4,890,000 (~USD 3,609), while Japan’s Hisatoshi Iida completed the podium in third for KRW 3,160,000 (~USD 2,332).

Eight runners were paid, with the final table results below:

TURBO - NL OMAHA ULTIMATE HI-LO - CRY Me A River FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Suiyuan ChenChina6,770,8804,997
2Jarryd GodenaAustralia4,890,0003,609
3Hisatoshi IidaJapan3,160,0002,332
4Luis Felipe García SalazarCosta Rica2,390,0001,764
5Ling Kay YipHong Kong1,850,0001,365
6Peter Joseph Randall VandeanCanada1,440,0001,063
7Wei SunChina1,150,000849
8Daiki AokiJapan900,000664

For Event #58: Turbo - NL Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #58: Turbo - NL Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #58: Turbo - NL Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River tournament page


Platonov Converts for Maiden Title in Event #60: Hyper Turbo - NL Dealer's Choice Stud Mix

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Platonov makes good on his latest deep run for his first APT title

Russia’s Pavel Platonov finally turned a string of APT cashes into a trip to the winner’s circle, taking down Event #60: Hyper Turbo - NL Dealer's Choice Stud Mix for KRW 2,834,230 (~USD 2,091).

Platonov had put together several trips to the payout desk before this victory, including a runner-up finish in Event #2 and third place in Event #42 earlier at APT Jeju 2026. This time, he went one better to claim his maiden APT title.

China’s Yujie Sun finished runner-up for KRW 1,890,000 (~USD 1,395), while compatriot Liu Yin rounded out the podium in third for KRW 1,180,000 (~USD 871).

Three runners were paid, with the final table results below:

HYPER TURBO - NL DEALER'S CHOICE STUD MIX FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Pavel PlatonovRussia2,834,2302,091
2Yujie SunChina1,890,0001,395
3Liu YinChina1,180,000871

For Event #60: Hyper Turbo - NL Dealer's Choice Stud Mix Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #60: Hyper Turbo - NL Dealer's Choice Stud Mix Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #60: Hyper Turbo - NL Dealer's Choice Stud Mix tournament page


Zhu Opens APT Title Account in Event #61: Tick Tock BOOM!

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Zhu takes down first APT title

Chinese amateur Yixiang Zhu celebrated his first APT victory after navigating the 82-entry field in Event #61: Tick Tock BOOM!, taking home KRW 5,411,574 (~USD 3,994).

Zhu overcame Thailand’s Chamanan Arthachinta heads-up to claim his maiden APT title, with Arthachinta collecting KRW 3,850,000 (~USD 2,841) for his runner-up finish. China’s Hui Wu rounded out the podium in third for KRW 2,520,000 (~USD 1,860).

Nine runners were paid, with the final table results below:

TICK TOCK BOOM! FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Yixiang ZhuChina5,411,5743,994
2Chamanan ArthachintaThailand3,850,0002,841
3Hui WuChina2,520,0001,860
4Yi LuChina1,940,0001,432
5Chen LinsenChina1,540,0001,137
6Xiongfeng ChenChina1,200,000886
7Shogo OkadaJapan940,000694
8Shobu OdaJapan740,000546
9Tsz Shing ChungHong Kong560,000413

For Event #61: Tick Tock BOOM! Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #61: Tick Tock BOOM! Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #61: Tick Tock BOOM! tournament page


Jiang Doubles Lifetime Earnings With Maiden APT Title in Event #62: Hyper Turbo - High Roller

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Jiang makes his biggest score for his first APT title

China’s Qinxue Jiang recorded the biggest score of his poker career after topping the 46-entry field in Event #62: Hyper Turbo - High Roller, taking home KRW 21,175,600 (~USD 15,628).

The career-best payday saw Jiang more than double his previous lifetime live tournament earnings, while also earning the Chinese player his maiden APT title.

Japan’s Sugai Yusuke finished runner-up for KRW 14,630,000 (~USD 10,797), while the Philippines’ Elmer Kalaquian completed the podium in third for KRW 9,340,000 (~USD 6,893).

Six runners were paid, with the final table results below:

HYPER TURBO - HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

PlaceNameCountryPrize (KRW)Prize (USD)
1Qinxue JiangChina21,175,60015,628
2Sugai YusukeJapan14,630,00010,797
3Elmer KalaquianPhilippines9,340,0006,893
4Meng Dian PengChina7,160,0005,284
5Xintong LiChina5,600,0004,133
6Xiao ZhangChina4,360,0003,218

For Event #62: Hyper Turbo - High Roller Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #62: Hyper Turbo - High Roller Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #62: Hyper Turbo - High Roller tournament page

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