Results for Side Events: #21, #23-#28, #30-#32

APT INCHEON 2026 SCHEDULE| OFFICIAL RESULTS | PLAYER LISTS | IMAGES | WINNERS

INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA, August 9, 2026– With two action-packed days now in the books, APT Incheon 2026 heads into Day 3 at Paradise City with the festival continuing to pick up pace. The tournament floor is set for another busy day of poker as returning contenders and fresh faces alike chase their share of the spoils, with more APT titles and trophies waiting to be claimed as the opening weekend rolls on.

Read on to find out more about all the side-event action from Day 3:

Matsumoto Conquers Record-Breaking Field in Event #21: Sunday Super Stack

Matsumoto overcomes a massive field for his first APT title

The KRW 500,000 Event #21: Sunday Super Stack drew a huge 505 entries, setting a new APT Korean country record for the tournament and becoming the second-largest Sunday Super Stack field by entries of the APT New Era.

Japan's Naoki Matsumoto was the player left standing after navigating the bumper field, pocketing a hefty KRW 39,878,080 (~USD 28,282) top prize worth almost 80 times the tournament's buy-in.

The Japanese pro had recorded several cashes at previous APT festivals but had yet to get his hands on a trophy. Matsumoto finally made his breakthrough in emphatic fashion, overcoming one of the largest Sunday Super Stack fields in APT history to secure his maiden APT title.

Compatriot Fumiya Kotani came close to claiming a first APT title of his own but ultimately settled for second and a sizeable KRW 25,180,000 (~USD 17,858) payday. Relatively new to the APT circuit, Kotani's runner-up prize was more than 17 times larger than his previous best live tournament score.

Mongolia's Munkhgerel Baatar was another relative newcomer making waves, with no recorded live tournament cashes prior to this event. Baatar settled for a third-place finish worth KRW 18,030,000 (~USD 12,787), turning his first recorded live cash into a five-figure score.

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

SUNDAY SUPER STACK FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #21: Sunday Super Stack tournament page

Masato Breaks Through for Maiden APT Title in Event #23: PL Omaha High - High Roller

Masato bags his first APT title

Japan's Hattori Masato secured his maiden APT title after taking down Event #23: PL Omaha High - High Roller, earning KRW 26,856,000 (~USD 19,047) for the victory. Hattori made his latest deep run count in Incheon, going all the way to capture his first piece of APT silverware along with a sizeable five-figure payday.

British pro Qibang Cheung once again came agonisingly close to extending his APT title tally but had to settle for second place and KRW 18,510,000 (~USD 13,128). It marked an incredible third runner-up finish of the festival for Cheung, who also finished second in both Event #12: Masters Omaha - PL Omaha High and Event #16: Turbo - NL Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River on Day 2.

American Alan Ryan Engel rounded out the podium in third for KRW 11,790,000 (~USD 8,362).

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

PL OMAHA HIGH - HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

For Event #23: PL Omaha High - High Roller Player List please CLICK HERE

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #23: PL Omaha High - High Roller tournament page

Spencer Lands Fourth APT Title in Event #24: Fixed Limit Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River

Spencer shows his prowess once again with his fourth APT title

Canadian mixed games regular David Arthur Spencer added another APT trophy to his collection after taking down Event #24: Fixed Limit Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River, earning KRW 2,930,633 (~USD 2,078) for the victory.

A familiar face on the APT mixed games circuit, Spencer secured the fourth APT title of his career with the win, adding another piece of silverware to his growing collection.

APT commentator Vidur Singhal came agonisingly close to getting his hands on a first APT trophy, but ultimately had to settle for the runner-up spot and KRW 2,020,000 (~USD 1,433).

China's Ziwen Liu rounded out the podium in third for KRW 1,290,000 (~USD 915), continuing a remarkable start to his festival. Liu had won both of his previous final tables,, with his latest result marking a third podium finish in as many days.

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

FIXED LIMIT OMAHA ULTIMATE HI-LO - CRY ME A RIVER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #24: Fixed Limit Omaha Ultimate Hi-Lo - Cry Me A River tournament page

Wang Claims Maiden APT Title in Event #25: Women's Event

Wang claims her first APT title in a ladies event

Chinese amateur Wang Zhujun secured her maiden APT title after taking down Event #25: Women's Event, earning KRW 6,071,664 (~USD 4,306) for the victory.

Wang made her first deep run in Incheon count, navigating her way through the field to claim her first piece of APT silverware and the biggest share of the prize pool.

Japan's Arisa Fujieda finished runner-up for KRW 4,370,000 (~USD 3,099), while compatriot Emi Oike rounded out the podium in third for KRW 2,840,000 (~USD 2,014).

Nine 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 #25: Women's Event tournament page

Ebiko Makes Dream APT Debut in Event #26: Fixed Limit - Triple Draw Mix

Ebiko takes his first APT title over the line

Japan's Koichi Ebiko made a winning start to his first APT festival after taking down Event #26: Fixed Limit - Triple Draw Mix, earning KRW 9,385,936 (~USD 6,657) for the victory.

Making his debut on the APT circuit in Incheon, Ebiko wasted little time getting his hands on some silverware, going all the way to capture his maiden APT title and trophy.

Hong Kong's Siu Nam So finished runner-up for KRW 6,760,000 (~USD 4,794), improving on his fifth-place finish in Event #4: Fixed Limit - Triple Draw Mix on Day 1. Compatriot Chi Shing Man rounded out the podium in third for KRW 4,390,000 (~USD 3,113).

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

FIXED LIMIT - TRIPLE DRAW MIX FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #26: Fixed Limit - Triple Draw Mix tournament page

Ravnak Captures Fifth APT Title in Event #27: Turbo - Double Stack

Ravnak goes to five

Serbian pro Toni Ravnak added another APT trophy to his collection after taking down Event #27: Turbo - Double Stack, earning KRW 19,742,592 (~USD 14,002) for the victory.

Ravnak, who is approaching USD 700,000 in live tournament earnings, secured the fifth APT title of his career with the win, adding another piece of silverware to an already impressive poker résumé.

American Frank Zhang finished runner-up for KRW 13,320,000 (~USD 9,447), narrowly missing out on a second title of the festival after winning Event #12: Masters Omaha - PL Omaha High on Day 2. China's Lin Xiao Wen rounded out the podium in third for KRW 9,170,000 (~USD 6,504).

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

TURBO - DOUBLE STACK FINAL TABLE RESULTS

For Event #27: Turbo - Double Stack Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #27: Turbo - Double Stack Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #27: Turbo - Double Stack tournament page

Takori Turns First APT Cash Into Victory in Event #28: Turbo - NL Omaha High - Double Board - Bomb Pot

Takori takes down his first APT title

Japan's Toshiya Takori made his first cash on the APT circuit one to remember after taking down Event #28: Turbo - NL Omaha High - Double Board - Bomb Pot, earning KRW 5,015,459 (~USD 3,557) for the victory.

Relatively new to the APT circuit, Takori had yet to record a cash on the tour prior to the event. The Japanese player made his first trip to the payout desk count, going all the way to capture his maiden APT title and trophy.

Fellow Japanese player Ryunosuke Sugata finished runner-up for KRW 3,566,000 (~USD 2,529), improving on his fourth-place finish in Event #18: Hyper Turbo - No Limit - 7 Card Stud on Day 2. Singapore's Hanming Yang rounded out the podium in third for KRW 2,335,000 (~USD 1,656), adding another deep run after finishing fifth in Event #7: Hyper Turbo Home Games - Super Holdem on Day 1.

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

TURBO - NL OMAHA HIGH - DOUBLE BOARD - BOMB POT FINAL TABLE RESULTS

For Event #28 Turbo - NL Omaha High - Double Board - Bomb Pot Player List please CLICK HERE

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #28 Turbo - NL Omaha High - Double Board - Bomb Pot tournament page

Kim Breaks Through for Maiden APT Title in Event #30: Turbo - High Roller

Kim lifting his first APT title

Australia's Do Yoon Kim secured his maiden APT title after taking down Event #30: Turbo - High Roller, earning KRW 30,968,000 (~USD 21,963) for the victory.

Kim made his latest deep run count in Incheon, overcoming a final table featuring plenty of international talent to claim his first piece of APT silverware along with a sizeable five-figure payday.

Japan's Kotetsu Kato finished runner-up for KRW 22,010,000 (~USD 15,610), while compatriot Daisuke Sugita rounded out the podium in third for KRW 14,410,000 (~USD 10,220).

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

TURBO - HIGH ROLLER FINAL TABLE RESULTS

For Event #30: Turbo - High Roller Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #30: Turbo - High Roller Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #30: Turbo - High Roller tournament page

Sun Breaks Through for Maiden APT Title in Event #31: Hyper Turbo - NL R-O-S-E-T

Sun rises to win his first APT title

China's Yujie Sun secured his maiden APT title after taking down Event #31: Hyper Turbo - NL R-O-S-E-T, earning KRW 3,360,640 (~USD 2,383) for the victory.

Sun had already come close to APT silverware earlier in the festival, finishing third in Event #7: Hyper Turbo Home Games - Super Holdem on Day 1. This time, the Chinese player went two places better to get his hands on his first APT trophy.

Hong Kong's Tat Pong Poon finished runner-up for KRW 2,240,000 (~USD 1,589), adding another final table appearance after placing fifth in Event #2: PL Omaha 5 Card - Hi-Lo (Big O) on Day 1. Compatriot Yiu Nam Siu rounded out the podium in third for KRW 1,440,000 (~USD 1,021).

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

HYPER TURBO - NL R-O-S-E-T FINAL TABLE RESULTS

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All tournament information can be found on the Event #31: Hyper Turbo - NL R-O-S-E-T tournament page

Kumaido Turns First APT Cash Into Victory in Event #32: Super Hyper Turbo - Super Holdem

Kumaido's first APT victory is also his first cash

Japanese amateur Takahiro Kumaido made his first cash on the APT circuit one to remember after taking down Event #32: Super Hyper Turbo - Super Holdem, earning KRW 5,221,433 (~USD 3,703) for the victory.

Kumaido had yet to record an APT cash prior to the event, but made his first trip to the payout desk count by going all the way to claim his maiden APT title and trophy.

Fellow Japanese players Tomonori Miyamoto and Yoshiyasu Nagayasu completed an all-Japanese podium, with Miyamoto finishing runner-up for KRW 3,760,000 (~USD 2,667) and Nagayasu taking third for KRW 2,450,000 (~USD 1,738).

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

SUPER HYPER TURBO - SUPER HOLDEM FINAL TABLE RESULTS

For Event #32: Super Hyper Turbo - Super Holdem Player List please CLICK HERE

For Event #32: Super Hyper Turbo - Super Holdem Results please CLICK HERE

All tournament information can be found on the Event #32: Super Hyper Turbo - Super Holdem tournament page