The gift that keeps giving: Rewatch the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table on Monday, now with Norman Chad and Lon McEachern on commentary. It starts at 9pm ET on ESPN2.
8 remain ITM in APT Incheon SHR: Jeremy Chan has eliminated Sutthi Denvitaya to burst the money bubble at the final table of the APT Incheon final table.
The final eight players have locked up just over $22K and will continue until someone claims the $169,650 first prize tonight.
Chan and Michel Molenaar are running neck and neck for the chip lead with 3.2M chips at 25K/50K blinds.
Catch the action on the APT livestream right now!
APT Incheon Super High Roller Day 2 underway: Follow the action on the APT livestream as the final 14 players vie for $169,650 and the prestigious APT Lion Trophy.
APT Incheon Main Event underway: The first of four Day 1 flights drew 165 entries, with 70 making it through to Day 2 on Wednesday. Japan’s Takayuki Akamatsu leads the way with a stack of 241,000. With 282 online entries, the total field currently stands at 447.
Top 10 stacks
- Takayuki Akamatsu: 241,000
- Jian Ting Cai: 234,700
- Fong Chi Andrei Chan: 200,200
- Yi Wang: 197,300
- Zhentao Long: 194,500
- Lan Te Zhang: 194,200
- Quang Minh Bach: 191,300
- Wei Zhu: 186,100
- Zenya Yamamoto: 179,600
- Gosuke Harada: 170,500
Just 14 players remain in APT Incheon Super High Roller: An elite 58-entry field (48 unique players) built a $575,525 prize pool, with $169,650, the Pewter Lion trophy and a $10K seat to November's APT Championship Main Event all going to the winner. Japan’s Reoma Ogawa leads the way and is looking for his first major title. Michel Molenaar is in third and looking for his fourth APT title.
- Reoma Ogawa: 2,335,000
- Chih Wei Fan: 1,950,000
- Michel Molenaar: 1,620,000
- Sutthi Denvitaya: 1,540,000
- Yuya Arito: 1,280,000
- John Perry: 1,030,000
- Martin Sedlak: 1,030,000
- Peng Chen: 780,000
- Jeremy Chan: 710,000
- Mingzhe Zhou: 655,000
- Nevan Chang: 560,000
- Shota Kashiyama: 400,000
- Phachara Wongwichit: 385,000
- Phuong Ngoc Nguyen: 260,000
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Interesting new concept from Charlie Carrel: He takes a hand from a popular poker player, critiques their play and gives you the chance to play along at home. His first victim? Martin Kabrhel, who makes an "atrocious error," according to Carrel. Can you avoid it?
Feel the joy! Japan's Takumi Arai won Event #13: Fixed Limit – Choose Your Own Adventure at APT Incheon today, and if this is what he looks like when he wins, we want him to win a lot more.
Are you in WCOOP training? There's plenty of action coming up on PokerStars today.
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