Results for Side Events: #90, #101-#106

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INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA, August 16, 2026– All good things must come to an end, and after nine action-packed days at Paradise City, APT Incheon 2026 has reached its final day. There is still time for one last trip to the tables, however, with a final collection of trophies waiting to find their owners before the curtain comes down on another huge festival in Korea.

Day 10 still has plenty on the schedule, with the Ultra Stack returning for its Final Day alongside another selection of side events running throughout Sunday. With several titles yet to be decided, there remains plenty for players and poker fans to follow as APT Incheon 2026 wraps up its ten-day stay at Paradise City.

Read on to find out more about all the side-event action from Day 10:

Liao Rises to the Top in Event #90: Ultra Stack

Liao makes the biggest score of his poker career to go along with his first APT title

The two-day Event #90: Ultra Stack came to a conclusion on the final day of APT Incheon 2026, with Taiwan's Po Hao Liao emerging from the sizeable field to capture the title and KRW 65,639,878 (~USD 46,553) first-place prize.

The tournament drew 600 entries across three starting flights, generating a KRW 339 million prize pool. Each flight played down to the top 14%, leaving 84 survivors to return to Paradise City for the Final Day, all guaranteed at least KRW 1,060,000 (~USD 752). Liao entered the finale with one of the healthier stacks after finishing third in the Flight B counts with 1,755,000, and made the most of that position to go all the way.

The victory delivered both a career-best live score and maiden APT title for the Taiwanese pro, bringing his Incheon campaign to a memorable close.

Japan's Masayuki Suzuki also enjoyed a career-defining run. His KRW 40,860,000 (~USD 28,979) runner-up payday was more than four times larger than his previous best live tournament score, setting a new career high despite falling one place short of the trophy.

Chinese pro Jie Zheng, who entered the Final Day after finishing second in the Flight C counts, was looking to secure the second APT title of his career. His challenge ultimately ended in third place, earning him KRW 29,240,000 (~USD 20,738).

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

EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Higashi Lands Career-Best Score in Event #101: Micro Main Event

Higashi turns up on the final day of APT Incheon 2026 for his career-best score

Japanese amateur Atsushi Higashi enjoyed the biggest victory of his poker career after conquering the sizeable 309-entry field in Event #101: Micro Main Event, earning KRW 19,857,910 (~USD 14,083) and his maiden APT title.

Higashi successfully navigated one of the largest side-event fields on the final day of APT Incheon 2026, eventually going all the way to secure his first piece of APT silverware. The victory also delivered the Japanese player a new career-best live tournament score.

It was an all-Japanese top three, with Takeshi Ida finishing runner-up for KRW 13,180,000 (~USD 9,348), while Satoshi Honda claimed third place and KRW 9,640,000 (~USD 6,837).

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

MICRO MAIN EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #101: Micro Main Event tournament page

Senoo Saves His Best for Last in Event #102: High Roller - Last Chance

Senoo leaves it late to seal his first APT title

Japan's Shunsuke Senoo picked the perfect time to record the biggest score of his poker career, overcoming the 79-entry Event #102: High Roller - Last Chance to collect KRW 56,308,000 (~USD 39,935) and his maiden APT title.

With APT Incheon 2026 drawing to a close, Senoo made his final opportunity for APT silverware count. The Japanese player went all the way to secure his first APT trophy, with the sizeable first-place payday also setting a new benchmark for his live tournament career.

Compatriot Kyohei Tobita finished runner-up for KRW 40,030,000 (~USD 28,390), while Shinya Maeda made it an all-Japanese top three after taking third place for KRW 26,210,000 (~USD 18,589).

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

HIGH ROLLER - LAST CHANCE FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #102: High Roller - Last Chance tournament page

Wang Breaks Through in Event #103: PL Omaha High

Wang takes down his first APT title on the final day of the festival

China's Wang Zhiyu secured the first APT title of his career after coming out on top of the 29-entry Event #103: PL Omaha High, earning KRW 6,197,987 (~USD 4,396) for the victory.

Zhiyu navigated the field to emerge as the last player standing, adding his name to the growing list of first-time APT champions crowned during the ten-day festival at Paradise City.

Japan's Masato Shimizu came close to adding another trophy to his collection after winning Event #70: PL Omaha 5 Card High - 21 earlier in the festival, but settled for second place and KRW 4,270,000 (~USD 3,028). Compatriot Ryusuke Matsuo completed the top three, collecting KRW 2,720,000 (~USD 1,929).

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

PL OMAHA HIGH FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #103: PL Omaha High tournament page

Jiang Goes the Distance in Event #104: Turbo - Double Stack

Jiang finally earns his first APT title

China's Zicong Jiang secured his maiden APT title after overcoming the 112-entry field in Event #104: Turbo - Double Stack, collecting KRW 9,152,867 (~USD 6,491) for the victory.

Jiang had already come close to APT silverware earlier in the festival, finishing third in Event #71: NL - Hold'em, in addition to making a deep run in the Mini Main Event. On the final day of APT Incheon 2026, the Chinese player finally went all the way, closing out the Turbo - Double Stack to claim his first APT trophy.

Japan's Kento Kinoshita finished runner-up for KRW 6,310,000 (~USD 4,475), while compatriot Kento Suzuki rounded out the top three with KRW 4,140,000 (~USD 2,936).

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

TURBO - DOUBLE STACK FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #104: Turbo - Double Stack tournament page

Asiralertsiri Claims Second APT Title in Event #105: Turbo - High Roller

Asiralertsiri good for second APT title

Thai pro Anusorn Asiralertsiri added a second APT title to his collection after topping the 77-entry Event #105: Turbo - High Roller, earning KRW 28,039,600 (~USD 19,886) for the victory.

Asiralertsiri successfully navigated one of the final High Roller fields of APT Incheon 2026, closing out his festival with another piece of APT silverware and a sizeable five-figure payday.

Hong Kong's Sze Mei Lau came close to capturing her second title of the festival after winning Event #73: Women's High Roller, but ultimately finished runner-up for KRW 19,940,000 (~USD 14,142). Thai star and former APT Main Event champion Punnat Punsri was once again in the hunt for his eighth APT title, eventually taking third for KRW 13,060,000 (~USD 9,262).

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

TURBO - HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #105: Turbo - High Roller tournament page

Yamazaki Takes Down Event #106: Turbo - NL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O)

Yamazaki successful on final day of the festival

Japan's Daisuke Yamazaki secured his maiden APT title after topping the 37-entry Event #106: Turbo - NL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O), earning KRW 4,390,947 (~USD 3,114) for the victory.

Yamazaki navigated the five-card Omaha Hi-Lo field to come out on top, collecting his first piece of APT silverware.

China's Lei Song came close to securing another title after winning Event #84: Fixed Limit - Octo Razz earlier in the festival, but ultimately finished runner-up for KRW 3,020,000 (~USD 2,142). Fellow Chinese player Wei Sun, winner of Event #66: Hyper Turbo - High Roller, completed the top three for KRW 1,920,000 (~USD 1,362).

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

TURBO - NL OMAHA HI-LO - 5 CARD (BIG O) FINAL TABLE RESULTS

For Event #106: Turbo - NL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O) Player List please CLICK HERE

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #106: Turbo - NL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O) tournament page