Netnapit Muksatean

Saving a single 5,000 chip, Sheng He Chen moved 610,000 into the middle from middle position and found no customers.

The next hand saw Netnapit Muksatean limp from the small blind and Masayuki Murata check in the big. Both checked the 3 2 2 flop before Muksatean led for 50,000 on the 9 turn to collect the pot.

Muksatean then jammed from the button and collected the blinds, before hijack Chi Jen Chu raised to 100,000 and did the same.

Chen limped from the small blind and Ka Chun Yuan checked the big. Both checked the J T K flop before a 25,000 bet from Chen on the 4 turn took down the pot.

Ryota Shinde came in for a raise to 100,000 from early position and Kota Nakayachi immediately three-bet him to 290,000 from the next seat. Shinde called to see the flop of 2 T 4 appear.

Shinde started with a check and Nakayachi fired out for 290,000. Shinde continued in the form of a call.

The J rolled off on the turn and both players checked for the Q to complete the board.

Shinde bet 275,000, resulting in a tank-fold from Nakayachi.

Jaejong Kim was under the gun and moved all in for his last 495,000. Action folded to Nguyen Khoi Le on the big blind who made the call.

Jaejong Kim: J J

Nguyen Khoi Le: A K

Board ran 7 6 T 9 7 ,

Kim was able to avoid elimination and doubled up.

Chen Shao Ching limped Q J from early position, and Kristof Segers checked K 6 in the big blind.

Segers started with a check on the 8 6 T flop, and Ching bet 50,000. Segers called and the 3 arrived on the turn.

Segers checked for a second time and Ching tossed out 100,000. Segers folded, and Ching picked up an early pot.

On the very first hand of Day 4, Aleksei Sokolev raised to 100,000 from early position. Miki Shiraishi then three-bet to 350,000 on the cutoff.

On the small blind, Barry Craig jammed all in for 1,527,500.

Sokolev stood down. Shiraishi gave it some thought, but let it go.

On the next hand, action folded to Mayuko Sawada on the cutoff and raised to 100,000. Craig three-bet to 350,000 and Sawada matched.

Both were given a flop of 4 7 3 .

Sawada checked. Craig fired 100,00. Sawada then amped it up to 350,000.

It was Craig's turn to let it go.

Sawada is one of two women left in the field.

This is it. The remaining 46 players of the APT Taipei 2026 Main Event are en route for the nine spots of the final table.

Kicking off Day 4 was a draw for a seat to the APT Championship Main Event Freezeout valued at USD 10,000.

The draw was made via Super Hold'em on table 74 with Chun Shing Lau, Chia Lin Huang, Kuan Yu Chen, Kazuma Ishihara, Joris Michl, Sita Divari, Joshua McCully and Ka Cheuk Koo all with the chance.

The eventual winner was Joris Michl, who made a winning kings and tens two pair.

Following that, the tournament director announced "Shuffle up and deal" and we're on our way.

Pakinai Lisawad

The TWD 55,000 APT Taipei 2026 Main Event returns today for its penultimate day inside the Red Space Arena in Taipei, where just 46 players remain in the hunt for the title. Cards go in the air at 11:15 a.m. local time, with the plan for the day to play down to the final table.

China’s Ren Lin leads the way after bagging up 5,275,000 at the end of Day 3, continuing what has been a massive APT heater over the last few months. Lin is fresh off victories in the Super High Roller and Superstar Challenge at the APT Jeju Classic, and now has a chance to add his first APT Main Event title to the list.

Hot on his heels is Thailand’s Pakinai Lisawad with 4,750,000, while Hong Kong’s Chun Yu Ma sits third with 4,670,000. With the final table now within touching distance and a TWD 16,640,100 (~USD 533,340) top prize waiting for the eventual champion, Day 4 should bring plenty of movement from the first shuffle.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Several familiar faces are still in the mix, including APT all-time money leader Joseph Cheong (2,010,000), who is hunting for his sixth APT title. Ari Engel also returns with 1,000,000, while Australia’s Josh McCully is still alive with 1,540,000 and looking for a fifth APT title of his own.

Josh McCully

Play resumes with 38 minutes remaining on Level 27, where blinds are 25,000/50,000 with a 50,000 big blind ante. All remaining players have already locked up at least TWD 285,500 (~USD 9,150), but the real target is a seat at the final table and a shot at the richest prize still available.

Before cards get in the air, the final draw for an APT Championship Main Event seat will also take place.

Remaining Payouts

Fans can follow the action via the 30-minute delayed live stream on the APT Official YouTube Channel, while the APT blog will continue bringing all the chip counts, big hands, and key moments as the field plays down to the final table.