The Asian Poker Tour(APT) Asian Series Manila trophy spends the season at home as Mike Takayama overcame a huge chip disadvantage to win the crown. Entering the table with less
APT Cebu Main Event: 8 Finalists from Eight different Countries
It is a very international flavour at the final table of the APT Cebu Main Event as all eight players are from different countries. They are led by the big stack of Chinese female poker player Mo Yong Wei.
APT Cebu Day 2: Stephen Miles in Lead
The final 36 take to the felt in the All-In Poker Club in Cebu as APT Asian Series Cebu Day 3 takes off and will be played down to the final 8 players. Stephen Miles is in lead.
Record Field for APT Cebu Main Event, 111 enter Day 2
A record field of 299 poker players entered the APT Cebu Main Event and 111 survivors will start Day 2 led by Sun Tan. Czardy Rivera is also in the top 10 stacks and looking to win a second time here.
APT Asian Series Cebu 2014: Real Life Couple Show Love on the Felt
Kosei Ichinose from Japan conquered the High Rollers event his girlfriend, Hazel Yuen Shan Chui from Hong Kong took down the Ladies of Poker title at the APT Asian Series in Cebu
New Year Resolutions: From the Felt
It is the dawn of 2013 and New Year resolutions are flying high in the air. Each year the charade is the same. People pledge to do certain things to make their upcoming year better, some stick to the cause others forget the resolutions mid way. This year, we decided to check out what the poker fraternity is resolving to do. So we asked a few poker pros what their new year resolutions are for 2014.
Samad Razavi on winning the APT Player of the Year(POY): An Exclusive Interview
Samad Razavi won the Asian Poker Tour(APT) Player of the Year(POY) for the second year in a row proving his supremacy in the Asia Pacific region.OPN caught up with with Samad Razavi exclusively to get a pulse of his journey so far and plans ahead. Below are the excerpts of the chat on a social media channel with our Editor, Rupal Bansal.
Its a new Guinness Record and a new APT-RWM Iron Man Poker Champion
The Guinness World Record for the ‘Longest Continuous Poker Tournament’ was broken here today at the Resorts World Manila and in complete style. The previous record of 36 hours, 34 minutes and 41 seconds was beaten and a new one set of 46 hours with the crowning of Damon Shulenberger as the APT-RWM Iron Man Poker Challenge Main Event Champion.