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APPT Korea 2026 by the Numbers: 4,355 Entries, US$3.07M

APPT Korea 2026 ran 50 tournaments with results at Paradise City in Incheon, South Korea, from September 3 to 14. They drew 4,355 entries and paid about US$3.07 million, with US$1.47 million guaranteed across eight events. Players from Japan shaped the series: 250 of the 393 players who cashed came from Japan.

The Totals

APPT Korea 2026 totals
MeasureValue
Events with results50
Entries4,355
Prize money~US$3.07 million
Guarantees (8 events)~US$1.47 million
Cashes644
Players who cashed393
Countries and regions of cashers26
Source: Asia Poker Hub data (PEL)

The Biggest Fields

The KRW 1.8 million APPT Main Event drew 782 entries, more than twice any other event. The KRW 850,000 (~US$630) APPT Mini Main Event followed with 344 and the KRW 1.2 million (~US$880) APPT National with 332. Only 12 of the 50 events reached 100 entries, and one guarantee was missed: the Survivor Knockout finished KRW 3.3 million short of its KRW 125 million target. The final table story is in Hirotaka Fukatsu Wins the APPT Korea 2026 Main Event.

The Biggest Prizes

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The five biggest prizes, APPT Korea 2026
PlayerCountryEventPrize (US$)
Hirotaka FukatsuJapanAPPT Main Event, 1st~US$160,581
Xueying ZhaoChinaAPPT Main Event, 2nd~US$100,441
Tong MuUnited StatesAPPT Main Event, 3rd~US$71,618
Yukinori KojimaJapanAPPT Super High Roller, 1st~US$70,782
Bawoo Hyun Shik YunSouth KoreaAPPT High Roller, 1st~US$66,080
Source: Asia Poker Hub data (PEL)

Outside the Main Event, the top payout came from the KRW 10 million (~US$7,400) APPT Super High Roller, a 27-entry field won by Yukinori Kojima.

Multiple Winners

Selim Oulmekki of France and Kenji Arai of Japan won three titles each. No other player won more than one.

Titles by Country

Japan won 25 titles, half of the schedule. China followed with nine and the United States with four. The host country won one.

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Titles by country, APPT Korea 2026 (top five)
CountryTitles
Japan25
China9
United States4
France3
Finland2
Source: Asia Poker Hub data (PEL)

Past and upcoming stops are on the Asia Pacific Poker Tour calendar.