Results for Side Events: #111, #118-#120, #122-#127

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JEJU, SOUTH KOREA, October 6, 2026– Day 12 of APT Jeju 2026 saw one of the festival’s final major titles decided as the High Roller - Ultra Stack reached its conclusion, with Dutch pro Tom Verbruggen emerging victorious to secure his third APT title and the second-biggest cash of his career. Elsewhere, the penultimate day produced another packed slate of side-event action, with familiar champions adding further silverware and several players continuing impressive runs as the thirteen-day festival approaches its finale.

You can read about all the day’s action on our live reporting page.

Read on to find out more about all the side-event action from Day 12:

Verbruggen Claims Third APT Title in Event #111: High Roller - Ultra Stack

Verbruggen locks down another huge result at the Tour

The two-day Event #111: High Roller - Ultra Stack began with 141 entries generating a KRW 523,650,200 (~USD 393,870) prize pool, with 41 players returning for the Final Day and only the top 20 reaching the money. After entering the day outside the top ten, Dutch pro** Tom Verbruggen** navigated his way through the remaining field to claim the KRW 125,713,200 (~USD 94,520) top prize and one of the final prestigious titles on offer at APT Jeju 2026.

Verbruggen came into the event with more than USD 1.3 million in live earnings and three previous cashes at the festival, including a 12th-place finish in an earlier High Roller - Ultra Stack. His latest result secured his third APT title and represents the second-largest live cash of his career.

The Netherlands pro defeated the United Kingdom’s Jun Li heads-up, with Li collecting KRW 85,390,000 (~USD 64,200). Li was chasing his second APT title after winning the Zodiac Classic at APT Taipei 2024.

Meanwhile, Moroccan pro Chaoui Roqai Mehdi added another major result to his impressive festival by finishing third for KRW 56,310,000 (~USD 42,340). The three-time APT champion, who boasts more than USD 7.5 million in live earnings, had already captured Event #71: Turbo - Atomic Pineapple earlier in Jeju.

Vietnam’s Trinh Anh Tuan, who began the Final Day tenth in chips, climbed to fourth for KRW 46,520,000 (~USD 34,980), while Day 1 second-place stack Hang Xu ultimately finished fifth for KRW 37,350,000 (~USD 28,080). Overnight chip leader Jiaxian Pan was among those who failed to reach the final table.

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

HIGH ROLLER - ULTRA STACK FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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You can also watch all the action as it played out via the High Roller Ultra Stack Final Day live stream on the official APT YouTube channel.

Lyu Claims Maiden APT Title in Event #118: NL Hold'em - Freezeout

Lyu leaves it late to take down his first APT title

China’s Junqiang Lyu secured his maiden APT title after navigating the 55-entry field in Event #118: NL Hold'em - Freezeout.

Lyu had recorded two cashes earlier at APT Jeju 2026 before finally converting his latest deep run into his first APT trophy. The Chinese player collected KRW 10,030,000 (~USD 7,402) for the victory.

Russia’s Anton Lysenko finished runner-up but walked away with the tournament’s largest payout of KRW 13,840,000 (~USD 10,214), while China’s Fei Han rounded out the podium in third for KRW 6,470,000 (~USD 4,775).

EVENT #118: NL HOLD'EM - FREEZEOUT FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Hsu Claims Fourth Jeju Title in Event #119: PL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O) - Oceans

Hsu's heater does not seem to be cooling down

Taiwan’s Yih Ming Hsu continued his exceptional APT Jeju 2026 campaign by topping the 20-entry field in Event #119: PL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O) - Oceans, collecting KRW 5,230,240 (~USD 3,860).

Hsu had already won Events #4, #13 and #75 earlier in the festival, while also recording several other deep runs. His latest victory gives him an impressive four titles at APT Jeju 2026 and five career APT titles.

Compatriot Chao Ting Cheng finished runner-up for KRW 3,490,000 (~USD 2,576), while Japan’s Koyo Moriki took third for KRW 2,240,000 (~USD 1,653).

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

EVENT #119: PL OMAHA HI-LO - 5 CARD (BIG O) - OCEANS FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Tang Captures Maiden APT Title in Event #120: Single Day High Roller

Tang takes down first APT title in Jeju

China’s Yixi Tang secured his maiden APT title after overcoming the 25-entry field in Event #120: Single Day High Roller, collecting KRW 70,560,000 (~USD 52,074) for the victory.

Tang entered the tournament with more than USD 700,000 in career live earnings, and his latest triumph marks another significant addition to his poker résumé as he joins the APT winners’ circle for the first time.

Fellow Chinese pro Renji Mao, a WSOP bracelet winner with more than USD 5 million in live earnings, finished runner-up for KRW 47,040,000 (~USD 34,716), narrowly missing out on his fifth APT title. The Netherlands’ Robertus Hollink completed the podium in third for KRW 30,240,000 (~USD 22,317).

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

EVENT #120: SINGLE DAY HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Fedotov Claims Fourth APT Title in Event #122: Fixed Limit - Seven Card Super Stud Mix

Fedotov makes it four APT title with three coming in Jeju

Russia’s Mikhail Fedotov continued his impressive run at APT Jeju 2026, emerging victorious from the 13-entry field in Event #122: Fixed Limit - Seven Card Super Stud Mix to collect KRW 2,590,000 (~USD 1,911).

Fedotov had already enjoyed a successful festival, claiming his maiden APT title in Event #89: Masters - Big Bet before adding another victory in Event #107: Hyper Turbo - NL Omaha High - Double Board - Bomb Pot - Red River, which marked his third career APT title. His latest triumph brings his tally to four career APT titles, with three coming at this festival.

Fedotov reached heads-up play against compatriot Pavel Platonov, with the pair agreeing to an ICM deal that saw Platonov secure the larger payout of KRW 3,882,656 (~USD 2,866), while Fedotov took home the title and trophy. China’s** Zong Jin Sui** completed the podium in third for KRW 1,620,000 (~USD 1,196).

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

EVENT #122: FIXED LIMIT - SEVEN CARD SUPER STUD MIX FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Matsumoto Claims Maiden APT Title in Event #123: NL - Hold'em - 1 Re-Entry

Matsumoto jubilant after winning first APT title

Japan’s Haruna Matsumoto celebrated her maiden APT title after overcoming the 94-entry field in Event #123: NL - Hold'em - 1 Re-Entry, collecting KRW 8,035,600 (~USD 5,930) for the victory.

Matsumoto had recorded one previous cash at APT Jeju 2026 before making her latest deep run count. She reached heads-up play against China’s Zhentao Long, with the pair agreeing to an ICM deal before Matsumoto emerged victorious to secure her first APT trophy.

Despite finishing runner-up, Long walked away with the larger payout of KRW 9,290,528 (~USD 6,856) following the deal, while compatriot Zixiong Jiang completed the podium in third for KRW 4,710,000 (~USD 3,476).

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

EVENT #123: NL - HOLD'EM - 1 RE-ENTRY FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Margereson Goes Back-to-Back in Event #124: Turbo - NL Courchevel Hi-Lo - 5 Card

Margereson wasted little time in adding his third APT title after winning the APT High Roller yesterday

British pro Scott Margereson continued his winning form at APT Jeju 2026, overcoming the 22-entry field in Event #124: Turbo - NL Courchevel Hi-Lo - 5 Card to collect KRW 3,790,352 (~USD 2,797).

Margereson had only just celebrated victory in the APT High Roller the previous day, and wasted little time adding another trophy to his collection. His latest triumph gives the experienced British pro his third career APT title, with two coming on consecutive days in Jeju.

India’s Abhinav Iyer finished runner-up for KRW 2,530,000 (~USD 1,867), while China’s Xuan Zhou, who claimed her maiden APT title earlier in the festival in Event #110: PL Omaha High, completed the podium in third for KRW 1,620,000 (~USD 1,196).

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

EVENT #124: TURBO - NL COURCHEVEL HI-LO - 5 CARD FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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De Claims Maiden APT Title in Event #125: Turbo - NLH

De takes his over the line for his frist APT title

Russia’s Gvan Ir De celebrated his first APT victory after overcoming the 27-entry field in Event #125: Turbo - NLH, collecting KRW 4,183,388 (~USD 3,087) for his efforts.

De had already recorded three cashes at APT Jeju 2026 prior to this event, including a fourth-place finish in Event #115: Turbo - NLH. His latest deep run proved to be his most successful yet, as he converted another final-table appearance into his maiden APT title.

Singapore’s Kwang Chung Tan finished runner-up for KRW 2,790,000 (~USD 2,059), while China’s Fei Han completed the podium in third for KRW 1,790,000 (~USD 1,321). Fellow Chinese player Junqiang Lyu, who claimed his maiden APT title earlier in the festival, finished fourth for KRW 1,200,000 (~USD 886).

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

EVENT #125: TURBO - NLH FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Li Claims Fifth APT Title in Event #126: Hyper Turbo - NL Triple Draw Mix

Li is ending his series smoking hot with three APT titles in Jeju

China’s Zehao Li continued his impressive run at APT Jeju 2026, adding another trophy to his collection after emerging victorious in Event #126: Hyper Turbo - NL Triple Draw Mix for KRW 2,834,230 (~USD 2,092).

Li had already enjoyed a successful festival, capturing his third career APT title in Event #2: PL Omaha Hi-Lo - 5 Card (Big O) before adding another victory in Event #102 of the same format. His latest triumph brings his tally to five career APT titles, with an impressive three coming at this festival, alongside several other deep runs across the mixed-game schedule.

Fellow Chinese player Yang Lu finished runner-up for KRW 1,890,000 (~USD 1,395), while Japan’s Tomohiro Yamada completed the podium in third for KRW 1,180,000 (~USD 871).

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

EVENT #126: HYPER TURBO - NL TRIPLE DRAW MIX FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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Jiang Celebrates Maiden APT Title in Event #127: Super Hyper Turbo - NLH

Jiang takes home fiirst APT title here

China’s Weiye Jiang capped off a successful debut on the Asian Poker Tour by overcoming the 20-entry field in Event #127: Super Hyper Turbo - NLH, collecting KRW 2,020,384 (~USD 1,491) for the victory.

Jiang had already recorded two cashes earlier at APT Jeju 2026, and made his latest deep run count by securing his maiden APT title. The victory marks a memorable start to his journey on the Tour, with the Chinese player ending his debut festival as an APT champion.

Fellow Chinese player Chao Jiang finished runner-up for KRW 1,340,000 (~USD 989), while compatriot** Xiaobang Xu** completed the all-China podium in third for KRW 860,000 (~USD 635).

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

EVENT #127: SUPER HYPER TURBO - NLH FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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