Results for Side Events: #52, #61-#64, #66-#71
APT JEJU CLASSIC 2026 SCHEDULE| OFFICIAL RESULTS | PLAYER LISTS | IMAGES | WINNERS
JEJU, SOUTH KOREA, February 5, 2026– Day 7 has come and gone, and there’s plenty of action to talk about.
Another two-day High Roller event ends today. While not as large as its predecessor before this, the winner will still walk away with a hefty KRW 174,770,000 (~USD 122,644) payday. Who came out as the winner? Find out by reading our highlights of the event below.
Meanwhile, the Main Event moves ever closer to its conclusion and we will play down to the final table tomorrow. Remember to catch all the action at the live reporting page and the live stream.
Read on to find out more about all the side-event action from Day 7:
Mao Converts Chip Lead into Fifth Title in Event #52: High Roller
Mao showed a complete performance while taking down his fifth APT title
After an exciting Day 1, Event #52: High Roller returned for its final day with Renji Mao firmly in control—and the Chinese pro made no mistake in closing it out. Having led the field overnight with 1,058,000 chips, Mao carried that lead through to capture his fifth APT title.
The WSOP bracelet winner, who boasts over USD 4.3 million in live tournament earnings, topped the 174-entry field to secure the KRW 174,770,000 (~USD 122,644) first-place prize. Mao’s win capped a dominant two-day performance.
Second place went to Ryuta Nakai of Japan, who earned KRW 118,390,000 (~USD 83,080). The Japanese pro, with over USD 2 million in live earnings, was chasing his first APT title but once again fell just short.
Nevan Chang of Taiwan completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 78,930,000 (~USD 55,388). The Natural8 ambassador added yet another final table appearance to his series.
23 runners were paid, with the final table results below:
HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #52: High Roller tournament page
Weng Secures Third Title in Event #61: NL Hold’em – 1 Re-Entry
Weng brings home her third APT title
Chien Chih Weng continued her strong run on the APT by capturing her third APT title in Event #61: NL Hold’em – 1 Re-Entry. The Taiwanese pro topped a sizeable 224-entry field to claim the KRW 23,413,225 (~USD 16,429) first-place prize.
Second place went to Haibo Yang of China, who earned KRW 15,790,000 (~USD 11,080). Zhuoqun Zhang, also representing China, completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 11,130,000 (~USD 7,810) to round out the top three.
31 runners were paid, with the final table results below:
NL - HOLD'EM - 1 RE-ENTRY FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #61: NL - Hold'em - 1 Re-Entry tournament page
Watanabe Claims Second Heads-Up Crown in Event #62: NL - Hold'em - Heads Up
Watanabe takes down his second heads up title
Hajime Watanabe reaffirmed his prowess in heads up poker by capturing his second APT title in the heads-up format with victory in Event #62: NL Hold’em – Heads Up (32 Cap). Played as a single-elimination tournament with each match decided by a best-of-three series, the Japanese pro navigated the bracket to secure the KRW 16,177,600 (~USD 11,352) first-place prize, adding to his previous heads-up triumph at APT Manila Classic 2025.
Second place went to Tatsumi Iwasaki of Japan, who earned KRW 9,800,000 (~USD 6,877). Chin Hei Chan of Hong Kong and Jianfeng Sun of China were eliminated in the semi-finals, collecting KRW 3,600,000 (~USD 2,526).
Four runners were paid, with the final table results below:
NL - HOLD'EM - HEADS UP FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #62: NL - Hold'em - Heads Up tournament page
Juanda Adds Third Title in Event #63: Turbo – High Roller
Juanda secures his third APT title
Johnson Juanda continued to demonstrate his enduring class by capturing his third APT title in Event #63: Turbo – High Roller. The poker veteran, who boasts over USD 26 million in live tournament earnings, topped a 39-entry field to secure the KRW 24,942,000 (~USD 17,504) first-place prize to go along with his other cash this series in the APT Super High Roller.
Second place went to Goh Iwamoto of Japan, who earned KRW 17,180,000 (~USD 12,056). Wai Ching Chiang of Hong Kong completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 10,950,000 (~USD 7,684) to round out the top three.
Five 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 #63: Turbo - High Roller tournament page
Olivieri Makes Victorious Debut Event #64: Masters Fixed Limit Seven Card Stud
Olivieri makes a sweet start in the Asian Poker Tour with his first title
Joseph Fiore Olivieri enjoyed an ideal start to the tour by capturing his first APT title in Event #64: Masters Fixed Limit Seven Card Stud. The mixed-games specialist from the United States topped a 32-entry Masters field to secure the KRW 15,342,000 (~USD 10,766) first-place prize.
Second place went to Emmanouil Chalkiotis of Greece, who earned KRW 10,580,000 (~USD 7,424) after another deep run in a mixed-game event. Hideki Nakamura of Japan completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 6,740,000 (~USD 4,731) to round out the top three.
Five runners were paid, with the final table results below:
MASTERS FIXED LIMIT SEVEN CARD STUD FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #64: Masters Fixed Limit Seven Card Stud tournament page
Sun Extends Women’s Dominance with Fourth Title in Event #66: Women's Event
The Sun Run continues in Jeju
Yue Sun continued her remarkable run in women’s events by capturing her fourth APT title in Event #66: Women’s Event. Sun, already a three-time Women’s Event winner, topped a 41-entry field to secure the KRW 5,720,656 (~USD 4,014) first-place prize.
Second place went to Saki Hayashi of Japan, who earned KRW 3,950,000 (~USD 2,771) after a strong run. Wenyao Zhang of China completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 2,520,000 (~USD 1,768) to round out another competitive women’s contest.
Six runners were paid, with the final table results below:
WOMEN'S EVENT FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #66: Women's Event tournament page
Hikino Triumphs in Freezeout to Capture Maiden Title in Event #67: NL Hold’em – Freezeout
Hikino freezes out his competition for his first APT title
Tomoharu Hikino claimed a first career victory by securing his first APT title in Event #67: NL Hold’em – Freezeout. The Japanese amateur topped a 141-entry field in the single-entry format to collect the KRW 22,485,804 (~USD 15,778) first-place prize.
Second place went to Fen Mai of Hong Kong, who earned KRW 15,260,000 (~USD 10,708) after a strong run through the sizeable field. Japan’s Tetsuro Tomita completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 10,060,000 (~USD 7,059) to round out the top three.
20 runners were paid, with the final table results below:
NL - HOLD'EM - FREEZEOUT FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #67: NL - Hold'em - Freezeout tournament page
Jiang Secures Maiden Victory in Event #68: PL Omaha High
Jiang proves himself an Omaha champion
Daqiao Jiang claimed his first APT title in Event #68: PL Omaha High, topping a competitive 78-entry field. The Chinese player navigated the tough tournament to secure the KRW 12,387,310 (~USD 8,693) first-place prize.
Second place went to Chiyuan You of China, who earned KRW 8,807,000 (~USD 6,180) after a strong showing. Hao Chen, also representing China, completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 5,766,000 (~USD 4,046) to round out the top three.
11 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 #68: PL Omaha High tournament page
Wang Stays Red-Hot with Back-to-Back Triumph in Event #69: Turbo – Atomic Pineapple
Wang goes back-to-back in side events
Jin Wang continued an exceptional run of form by capturing Event #69: Turbo – Atomic Pineapple, sealing his second APT title in as many days and lifting his overall tally to four APT titles. The Chinese pro topped a 60-entry field to collect KRW 6,698,960 (~USD 4,701).
Second place went to Lei Song of China, who earned KRW 4,328,000 (~USD 3,038) after another deep run at the final table. Ziwen Liu, also representing China, completed the podium in third place, taking home KRW 4,664,000 (~USD 3,273) to round out a dominant showing by the Chinese contingent.
The final table was paid, with the results below:
TURBO - ATOMIC PINEAPPLE FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #69: Turbo - Atomic Pineapple tournament page
Yang Takes Down Event #70: Hyper Turbo - No Limit Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Double Board - Bomb Pot
Yang comes out on top for first APT title
Shuo Yang secured his first APT title with victory in Event #70: Hyper Turbo – No Limit Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo – Double Board – Bomb Pot, topping a 49-entry field. The Chinese amateur handled the ups and downs of the format to claim the KRW 2,470,627 (~USD 1,734) first-place prize.
Second place went to Jie Chen of Australia, who earned KRW 1,780,000 (~USD 1,249). Selim Oulmekki of France completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 1,140,000 (~USD 800) to round out the top three.
Seven runners were paid, with the final table results below:
HYPER TURBO - NO LIMIT OMAHA ULTIMATE HI-LO - DOUBLE BOARD - BOMB POT FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #70: Hyper Turbo - No Limit Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Double Board - Bomb Pot tournament page
Wu Breaks Through with Maiden Win in Event #71: Super Hyper Turbo – NLH
Wu takes home his first APT title
Pingfeng Wu captured his first APT title with victory in Event #71: Super Hyper Turbo – NLH, topping an 84-entry field in the fast-paced format. The Chinese pro secured a KRW 6,471,881 (~USD 4,541) first-place prize.
Second place went to Weihong Liu of China, who earned KRW 4,600,000 (~USD 3,228). Japan’s Nao Kimura completed the podium in third place, collecting KRW 3,010,000 (~USD 2,112) to round out the top three.
11 runners were paid, with the final table results below:
SUPER HYPER TURBO - NLH FINAL TABLE RESULTS
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All tournament information can be found on the Event #71: Super Hyper Turbo - NLH tournament page