Shuanghong Zhu Wins Red Dragon Plus as Jeju Poker Festival 2026 Crowns More Than 100 Champions

Shuanghong Zhu came from eighth of nine at the final table to win the Red Dragon Plus Championship and ₩283,017,000 (~$210,890) after a heads-up deal, as Jeju Poker Festival 2026 wrapped up its 15-day run at LES A Casino in Jeju, South Korea, on November 11.

Australia’s Andrew Hosok Han won the 747-entry KPC Main Event for ₩150,000,000 (~$111,770), China’s Yichen Wu took the Red Dragon Classic Championship for a career-best ₩266,980,000 (~$198,940), and 112 champions were crowned in all, with 5,790 entries across the festival.

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Co-hosted by the Red Dragon Poker Tour (RDPT) and KPC Poker, the third edition of the Jeju Poker Festival ran from October 28 to November 11 and featured one of the most varied schedules in Asia, with everything from hyper turbos and bomb pots to Big O, Drawmaha, T.O.R.S.E. and 18-game Dealer's Choice. Taiwan's Li Ta Hsu was the festival's most prolific winner with six titles across mixed games, draw variants and PLO, while China's Yuqi Chang won four.

Andrew Hosok Han Wins Event #3: ₩1,300,000 KPC Main Event

The KPC Main Event drew 747 entries across five starting flights to meet its ₩880,000,000 guaranteed prize pool, with 90 places paid. Australia's Andrew Hosok Han, a Melbourne-based pro who only began traveling the Asian circuit in 2025, came out on top on November 1 after a 12-hour final day to collect ₩150,000,000 (~$111,770), the biggest score of his career.

Germany's Fabian Gumz led overnight and built a big lead three-handed, busting countryman Martin Sedlak in fifth when his pocket queens made a flush against Sedlak's set of kings, and Lithuania's Aleksandras Rusinovas in fourth. But Yifu He turned it around, shoving the river with a set of fours to send Gumz out in third for ₩68,000,000. Han and He then traded the lead for close to two hours, and on hand 282 Han's king-eight paired on the flop against He's king-ten to end it. He took ₩102,500,000 for second.

"I started traveling the circuit last year. It was my first year last year, so I've been doing okay," Han said. He also praised the festival's improved structures and said he would play more high rollers after the win. "I feel more comfortable playing them now."

₩1,300,000 buy-in | 747 entries | ₩880,000,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Andrew Hosok Han	Australia	₩150,000,000
2	Yifu He	United States	₩102,500,000
3	Fabian Gumz	Germany	₩68,000,000
4	Aleksandras Rusinovas	Lithuania	₩48,000,000
5	Martin Sedlak	Germany	₩34,000,000
6	Xu Wang	China	₩25,000,000
7	Chung Yi Ho	Taiwan	₩18,000,000
8	Shuai Li	China	₩14,850,000

Qinxue Jiang Wins Event #12: ₩5,000,000 KPC High Roller

China's Qinxue Jiang won the KPC High Roller on October 30 for ₩85,240,000 (~$63,520), his first high roller title. The two-day event drew 67 entries for a ₩289,440,000 prize pool, with 11 places paid. Jiang dominated Day 2, bursting the bubble when two-time APPT Main Event winner Aaron Lim's pocket sevens lost to his king-jack, and his aces struck again on the first hand of the final table. He took 7,400,000 into heads-up against countryman Xu Wang's 2,650,000, and his king-queen caught a king on the river against Wang's ace-ten to win it. Wang earned ₩54,200,000, and South Korea's Jaemoon Seok was third for ₩36,450,000.

₩5,000,000 buy-in | 67 entries | ₩289,440,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Qinxue Jiang	China	₩85,240,000
2	Xu Wang	China	₩54,200,000
3	Jaemoon Seok	South Korea	₩36,450,000
4	Shuai Li	China	₩25,750,000
5	Yilong Wang	China	₩19,100,000
6	Dongxu Dai	China	₩14,950,000
7	Joseph Cheong	United States	₩12,400,000
8	Ranno Sootla	Estonia	₩10,900,000
9	Hyunyeong Kang	South Korea	₩10,150,000
10	Zhanyu He	China	₩10,150,000
11	Manh Cuong Bui	Vietnam	₩10,150,000

Ranno Sootla Wins Event #25: ₩1,500,000 Baby Dragon

Estonia's Ranno Sootla, a regular at all OlyBet Events at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park where he was crowned the inaugural Kings of Tallinn champion and a WSOP Circuit gold ring, won the Baby Dragon on November 2 for ₩142,694,000 (~$106,330), his second RDPT title in Jeju this year after winning the Red Dragon Prestige High Roller at RDPT Plus Jeju Summer. The event drew 564 entries for a ₩730,944,000 prize pool, with 84 places paid, and Sootla made it through on Day 1D after busting Day 1C.

China's Runbang Shang produced the comeback of the day, recovering from just 75,000 chips by winning four all-ins in a row, while Bizhen Li took control late on before Sootla's queen-three filled up to a full house against his king-four in third (₩63,900,000). Sootla took 14,000,000 into heads-up against Shang's 2,300,000, and it lasted three hands, with both players pairing eights on the final board and Sootla's six kicker playing. Shang collected ₩94,000,000.

"The shallow stacks are something that's very familiar for me, because I played a fair amount of online poker," Sootla said. "I've been kind of putting my reps in, and have a pretty good grasp of what I should be doing. And of course you need to run good."

₩1,500,000 buy-in | 564 entries | ₩730,944,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Ranno Sootla	Estonia	₩142,694,000
2	Runbang Shang	China	₩94,000,000
3	Bizhen Li	China	₩63,900,000
4	Yaojie Li	China	₩44,300,000
5	Suiyuan Chen	China	₩31,350,000
6	Haonan Tian	China	₩22,650,000
7	Takashi Yagura	Japan	₩16,800,000
8	Hideyuki Yoshioka	Japan	₩12,700,000
9	Aaron Gao	United States	₩9,800,000

Khoa Anh Ngo Wins Event #27: ₩7,000,000 KPC Super High Roller

Vietnam's Khoa Anh Ngo won the KPC Super High Roller on November 1 for ₩109,598,000 (~$81,670). The event drew 57 entries for a ₩352,198,000 prize pool, with nine places paid. Ngo, fourth in chips after Day 1, did most of the damage at the final table, busting Junjie Xu with a set of tens, Ziyu Gao with king-jack against pocket fives, and Australia's Pratik Mehta in third (₩46,850,000) when his ten-seven turned a straight against pocket aces. He took 14,600,000 into heads-up against Sweden's Jakob Karlsson's 2,500,000, and his pocket eights held against king-queen on the final hand. Karlsson collected ₩69,800,000.

₩7,000,000 buy-in | 57 entries | ₩352,198,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Khoa Anh Ngo	Vietnam	₩109,598,000
2	Jakob Karlsson	Sweden	₩69,800,000
3	Pratik Mehta	Australia	₩46,850,000
4	Ziyu Gao	China	₩33,200,000
5	Junjie Xu	China	₩24,950,000
6	Alexandru Papazian	Romania	₩19,900,000
7	Jianfeng Sun	China	₩17,000,000
8	Tony Ren Lin	China	₩15,550,000
9	Bowen Yi	China	₩15,350,000

Yichen Wu Wins Event #41: ₩2,500,000 Red Dragon Classic Championship

Beijing's Yichen Wu won the Red Dragon Classic Championship on November 5 for ₩266,980,000 (~$198,940), more than ten times his previous best live cash. The event drew 668 entries across four starting flights, smashing its ₩1,200,000,000 guarantee with a ₩1,442,880,000 prize pool, and 101 places were paid.

Lithuania's Aleksandras Rusinovas, fourth in the KPC Main Event, dominated much of the final table and busted Youfan Zhang and Lao Wu in back-to-back hands, while France's Hugues Girard turned a royal flush to stay alive before going out in third for ₩121,200,000. Rusinovas took a 17,000,000 to 9,700,000 lead into heads-up, but it lasted just three hands. Wu flopped two pair with eight-three of clubs on the first hand to take the lead, and two hands later his ace-jack held against Rusinovas' king-queen. Rusinovas collected ₩176,900,000.

"Proud," Wu said, describing his third career Main Event title in one word. "When the final table got down to the final three, it was me against two foreign players. So winning this championship took on a different, special significance for me."

₩2,500,000 buy-in | 668 entries | ₩1,442,880,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Yichen Wu	China	₩266,980,000
2	Aleksandras Rusinovas	Lithuania	₩176,900,000
3	Hugues Girard	France	₩121,200,000
4	Lao Wu	China	₩84,700,000
5	Youfan Zhang	China	₩60,300,000
6	Hanyu Shao	China	₩43,700,000
7	Mingchen Zhang	China	₩32,450,000
8	Lei Li	China	₩24,550,000
9	Jing Su	China	₩18,900,000

Anh Tai Do Wins Event #60: ₩2,000,000 JPF 3rd Anniversary Event

Vietnam's Anh Tai Do won the JPF 3rd Anniversary Event on November 6 for ₩119,780,000 (~$89,250), his first title outside Vietnam and his first Red Dragon event. The event drew 310 entries across four flights for a ₩535,680,000 prize pool, with 49 places paid. Do took the chip lead into the final table, where China's Junqing Ge did much of the damage before Do's king-queen caught a queen against Ge's pocket fours to end his run in third (₩52,100,000). Do and Romania's Aleksandar Jakovljevic traded the lead for around 90 minutes heads-up, and the final hand came when a six on the flop paired Do's ace-six against Jakovljevic's pocket deuces, sparking a huge roar from the Vietnamese rail. Jakovljevic took ₩77,800,000.

"It means so much to me because it's my first championship won outside of Vietnam," Do said. "Winning while representing my country with my teammates cheering me on was incredible. So proud."

₩2,000,000 buy-in | 310 entries | ₩535,680,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Anh Tai Do	Vietnam	₩119,780,000
2	Aleksandar Jakovljevic	Romania	₩77,800,000
3	Junqing Ge	China	₩52,100,000
4	Yunchao Yu	China	₩35,800,000
5	Qiaochu Zhang	China	₩25,200,000
6	Quang Minh Bach	Vietnam	₩18,200,000
7	Yue Sun	China	₩13,500,000
8	Sishu Peng	China	₩10,300,000

Shuai Li Wins Event #62: ₩8,000,000 Red Dragon Prestige High Roller

China's Shuai Li won the Red Dragon Prestige High Roller on November 5 for ₩200,000,000 (~$149,030), going one better than his fourth place in the KPC High Roller and eighth in the KPC Main Event earlier in the festival. The event grew to 108 entries after late registration on Day 2, building a ₩762,653,000 prize pool with 17 places paid. Fabian Gumz was the bubble when he called Florian Duta's river shove with top pair and ran into a turned straight. Li beat countryman Weiran Pu heads-up, with Pu earning ₩130,100,000 and Romania's Duta taking ₩87,353,000 for third.

₩8,000,000 buy-in | 108 entries | ₩762,653,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Shuai Li	China	₩200,000,000
2	Weiran Pu	China	₩130,100,000
3	Florian Duta	Romania	₩87,353,000
4	Michel Molenaar	Netherlands	₩61,550,000
5	Calvin Lee	United States	₩44,850,000
6	Abhijith Cheruku	India	₩34,100,000
7	Dongwen Liu	China	₩27,000,000
8	Weiyang Zhou	China	₩22,350,000
9	Yaojie Li	China	₩19,350,000

Shuanghong Zhu Wins Event #76: ₩4,000,000 Red Dragon Plus Championship

The Red Dragon Poker Tour's headline event drew 407 entries across four starting flights, falling short of its ₩1,800,000,000 guarantee, which was paid out in full with an overlay, and 79 places were paid. China's Shuanghong Zhu, from Gansu and now living in Hangzhou, started the final table eighth of nine and claimed the first Main Event title of his career on November 11.

Red Dragon Classic champion Yichen Wu took 10,400,000 into the final table, almost a third of the chips in play, but Zhu's pocket jacks flopped a set against his king-queen on just the third hand, and Wu eventually fell in fifth for ₩77,400,000 when his ace-jack ran into Zhu's queens. Zhu also busted Joseph Cheong in ninth and Weiyang Zhou in fourth, while Wenjie Sun's ace-king caught a king to send Junqing Ge out in third (₩158,950,000), his second third-place finish of the festival after the 3rd Anniversary Event.

Sun took 22,000,000 into heads-up against Zhu's 10,000,000, and the lead changed hands several times over two and a half hours. The pair agreed a heads-up deal that left Sun with the larger share of the money, ₩305,283,000 (~$227,480), to Zhu's ₩283,017,000 (~$210,890), with the title still to play for. Zhu made a hero call with a pair of fives against Sun's jack-high shove to double, and on the final hand his ace-eight paired the ace on the flop against Sun's pocket queens.

"I was trailing as the short stack, and my opponent shoved on me while I only held bottom pair," Zhu said of the hero call. "I tanked for a long time. If I lost that pot, I wouldn't have enough chips left to stay competitive, so I decided to make a stand." He has already promised to return: "Red Dragon is my lucky charm."

₩4,000,000 buy-in | 407 entries | ₩1,800,000,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Shuanghong Zhu	China	₩283,017,000*
2	Wenjie Sun	China	₩305,283,000*
3	Junqing Ge	China	₩158,950,000
4	Weiyang Zhou	China	₩109,600,000
5	Yichen Wu	China	₩77,400,000
6	Takashi Yagura	Japan	₩55,800,000
7	Xugang Zhang	China	₩41,200,000
8	Qian Liu	China	₩31,150,000
9	Joseph Cheong	United States	₩24,100,000

* Heads-up deal

Yuan Li Wins Event #79: $8,000 Super U Challenge

China's Yuan Li, a former ACOP Super High Roller and WSOP bracelet winner, won the $8,000 Super U Challenge on November 7 for $120,700, just two days after finishing runner-up in the ₩5,000,000 Single Day High Roller. The event drew 54 entries, including 19 re-entries, for a $387,600 prize pool, with nine places paid. Lithuania's Matas Cimbolas burst the bubble and started the final table as chip leader before falling in sixth, and Li's pocket sixes held against Yuhan Liu's ten-nine to send Liu out in third. Li took around 11,000,000 into heads-up against Japan's Takashi Ogura's 5,200,000, and on the fourth hand his queen-jack turned trips against Ogura's ace-queen. Ogura took $76,800.

"As a poker enthusiast, I feel that winning a championship is a tremendous honor every single time, so I'm very excited," Li said.

$8,000 buy-in | 54 entries | $387,600 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Yuan Li	China	$120,700
2	Takashi Ogura	Japan	$76,800
3	Yuhan Liu	China	$51,600
4	Seunghyun Nam	United States	$36,500
5	Shuai Li	China	$27,400
6	Matas Cimbolas	Lithuania	$21,900
7	Michel Molenaar	Netherlands	$18,700
8	Jieming Xu	China	$17,100
9	Dongwen Liu	China	$16,900

Ruiyang Wang Wins Event #101: ₩2,500,000 Red Dragon+ Mini Main Event

China's Ruiyang Wang won the Red Dragon+ Mini Main Event on November 10 for ₩35,680,000 (~$26,590). The event drew 53 entries for a ₩114,480,000 prize pool, with nine places paid. Australia's Alan Pham, third in the PLO Championship earlier in the festival, finished runner-up for ₩22,700,000, and Japan's Taku Okumura was third for ₩15,250,000, while KPC Main Event third-place finisher Fabian Gumz made another final table in fourth.

₩2,500,000 buy-in | 53 entries | ₩114,480,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Ruiyang Wang	China	₩35,680,000
2	Alan Pham	Australia	₩22,700,000
3	Taku Okumura	Japan	₩15,250,000
4	Fabian Gumz	Germany	₩10,800,000
5	Manh Cuong Bui	Vietnam	₩8,100,000
6	Hugues Girard	France	₩6,450,000
7	George Tomescu	Romania	₩5,500,000
8	Alexandru Papazian	Romania	₩5,000,000
9	Wenchao Liu	China	₩5,000,000

Liangqiang Pang Wins Event #104: ₩4,500,000 Dragon Egg Mystery Bounty

Shenzhen's Liangqiang Pang won the "We Poker" Dragon Egg Mystery Bounty on November 11 for ₩59,462,000 (~$44,310), plus ₩119,000,000 in bounties, taking his total haul to ₩178,462,000 (~$132,980) for his first championship title. The event drew 124 entries for a ₩234,112,000 prize pool, plus a ₩398,000,000 bounty pool. The biggest moment came early on Day 2, when Taiwan's Pei Jui "Jack" Kao pulled the ₩150,000,000 (~$111,770) top bounty on his very first draw. Kao went out in ninth, but that one bounty was worth more than two and a half times the first-place prize.

Pang won the second-biggest bounty, ₩75,000,000, for knocking out Zhi Ye in fourth with trip tens, and closed out the title when his ten-four flopped a pair of tens against Japan's Takashi Ogura's king-seven. Ogura took ₩38,800,000 for his second runner-up finish of the festival after the Super U Challenge. Pang had also won two side events in one night earlier in the week. "I came to play Red Dragon over the past couple of years without great results, but in this final event, I took first place," he said.

₩4,500,000 buy-in | 124 entries | ₩234,112,000 prize pool | ₩398,000,000 in mystery bounties

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Liangqiang Pang	China	₩59,462,000
2	Takashi Ogura	Japan	₩38,800,000
3	Manh Cuong Bui	Vietnam	₩26,250,000
4	Zhi Ye	China	₩18,400,000
5	Xin Cheng	China	₩13,400,000
6	Chengcai Pan	China	₩10,150,000
7	Yuhan Liu	China	₩8,000,000
8	Xiao Yang Qian	China	₩6,600,000
9	Pei Jui Kao	Taiwan	₩5,650,000

Mystery bounties are not included in the prizes above.

Florian Duta Wins Event #112: $12,000 Red Dragon Prestige Super High Roller

Romania's Florian Duta closed the festival by winning the $12,000 Red Dragon Prestige Super High Roller on November 11 for $104,760, having finished third in the Prestige High Roller earlier in the week. The event drew 20 entries for a $222,260 prize pool, with three places paid. Duta's pocket tens sent out Baby Dragon champion Ranno Sootla in third, and the United States' Calvin Lee doubled three times heads-up to stay alive before Duta's ace-ten held against his king-nine on the final hand. Lee took $69,800, and Sootla $47,700.

$12,000 buy-in | 20 entries | $222,260 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Florian Duta	Romania	$104,760
2	Calvin Lee	United States	$69,800
3	Ranno Sootla	Estonia	$47,700

Jeju Poker Festival 2026: All Winners

Here are all 112 champions from Jeju Poker Festival 2026. Buy-ins include bounties where applicable, USD figures are approximate conversions at ₩1,342 to the dollar, and event numbers missing from the list had no results on the published schedule.

Tournament	Winner	Prize	Prize (USD)
Event #1: JPF Annual Appreciation Event	Aaron Gao	₩11,500,000	~$8,570
Event #2: ₩1,000,000 FL Drawmaha Mix	Song Wang	₩3,039,000	~$2,260
Event #3: ₩1,300,000 KPC Main Event	Andrew Hosok Han	₩150,000,000	~$111,770
Event #4: ₩2,500,000 KPC Single Day High Roller	Dragos Florin Anton	₩22,940,000	~$17,090
Event #5: ₩500,000 5 Card PLO Double Board Bomb Pot	Song Wang	₩3,488,000	~$2,600
Event #6: ₩600,000 NL Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Aleksei Zhukov	₩2,373,000	~$1,770
Event #7: ₩400,000 NL Super Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Nuo Feng	₩2,347,000	~$1,750
Event #8: ₩300,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Dongxu Dai	₩2,879,000	~$2,150
Event #9: ₩1,500,000 Big O Championship	Yih Ming Hsu	₩9,160,000	~$6,830
Event #12: ₩5,000,000 KPC High Roller	Qinxue Jiang	₩85,240,000	~$63,520
Event #13: ₩600,000 NL 2-7 Single Draw	Li Ta Hsu	₩3,860,000	~$2,880
Event #15: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Xuliang Zhang	₩3,470,000	~$2,590
Event #16: ₩300,000 NL Super Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Xin Jiang	₩1,847,000	~$1,380
Event #17: ₩1,000,000 FL Dealer's Choice	Li Ta Hsu	₩5,068,000	~$3,780
Event #18: ₩800,000 NL Hold'em	Jianfeng Sun	₩2,774,000	~$2,070
Event #19: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Bounty	Leibing Wang	₩6,815,000	~$5,080
Event #20: ₩3,000,000 KPC Single Day High Roller	Ziyu Gao	₩20,774,000	~$15,480
Event #21: ₩500,000 5 Card PLO	Bingshen Song	₩4,150,000	~$3,090
Event #22: ₩400,000 NL 6 Card Archie Single Draw Hyper Turbo	Jianlun Hu	₩2,150,000	~$1,600
Event #23: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Beibei Tan	₩3,839,000	~$2,860
Event #24: ₩300,000 NL Hold'em Crazy Pineapple Super Hyper Turbo	Guangling Chen	₩1,913,000	~$1,430
Event #25: ₩1,500,000 Baby Dragon	Ranno Sootla	₩142,694,000	~$106,330
Event #26: ₩1,000,000 Omaha Dealer's Choice (6 Games)	Enze Shi	₩7,246,000	~$5,400
Event #27: ₩7,000,000 KPC Super High Roller	Khoa Anh Ngo	₩109,598,000	~$81,670
Event #28: ₩500,000 PL 2-7 Double Draw	Yuqi Chang	₩3,464,000	~$2,580
Event #29: ₩600,000 NL Hold'em Bounty Hyper Turbo	Songye Yan	₩7,894,000	~$5,880
Event #30: ₩400,000 Big O Bounty Hyper Turbo	Yao Liu	₩2,496,000	~$1,860
Event #31: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Bo Fong Chen	₩5,486,000	~$4,090
Event #32: ₩300,000 5 Card PLO High Double Board Bomb Pot Super Hyper Turbo	Yang Zhang	₩3,228,000	~$2,410
Event #33: ₩1,500,000 10 Game Championship	Jin Ling Yong	₩10,108,000	~$7,530
Event #34: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Progressive Bounty	Enze Shi	₩12,303,000	~$9,170
Event #35: ₩800,000 NL Super Hold'em	Kaiwen Wei	₩6,442,000	~$4,800
Event #36: ₩500,000 PL Courchevel Hi-Lo	Yin Liu	₩3,850,000	~$2,870
Event #37: ₩2,000,000 NL Hold'em High Roller Hyper Turbo	Qiang Xu	₩6,598,000	~$4,920
Event #38: ₩400,000 NL 2-7 Single Draw Hyper Turbo	Li Ta Hsu	₩2,347,000	~$1,750
Event #39: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Derui Kong	₩8,212,000	~$6,120
Event #40: ₩300,000 NL Hold'em Midnight Boom	Songzhao Gu	₩4,010,000	~$2,990
Event #41: ₩2,500,000 Red Dragon Classic Championship	Yichen Wu	₩266,980,000	~$198,940
Event #42: ₩1,000,000 Dealer's Choice (18 Games)	Yao Liu	₩4,059,000	~$3,020
Event #43: ₩1,000,000 KPC Jeju Cup	Tomoyuki Maeda	₩11,837,000	~$8,820
Event #44: ₩5,000,000 Dragon's Gate High Roller	Guangling Chen	₩42,130,000	~$31,390
Event #45: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Bounty	Wenwen Chen	₩8,058,000	~$6,000
Event #46: ₩600,000 NL 2-7 Single Draw Mix (2-7, A-5)	Shingo Hoshiai	₩2,973,000	~$2,220
Event #47: ₩700,000 NL Super Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Chen Wu	₩7,851,000	~$5,850
Event #48: ₩400,000 5 Card PLO Bounty Hyper Turbo	Siyuan Lu	₩2,118,000	~$1,580
Event #49: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Junjie Tao	₩5,902,000	~$4,400
Event #50: ₩300,000 5 Card PLO High Super Hyper Turbo	Nuo Feng	₩3,672,000	~$2,740
Event #51: ₩1,000,000 PLO Double Board Bomb Pot	Kok Hoe Chai	₩6,078,000	~$4,530
Event #52: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Ultra Stack	Bien Mai	₩17,631,000	~$13,140
Event #53: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Lady Dragon	Yue Sun	₩6,676,000	~$4,970
Event #54: ₩800,000 5 Card PLO High Noah's Ark (2x2x2)	Aerex Dariush Alavi	₩5,599,000	~$4,170
Event #55: ₩500,000 FL 2-7 Razz	Yaolin He	₩1,224,000	~$910
Event #56: ₩700,000 NL Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Yutao Zheng	₩7,851,000	~$5,850
Event #57: ₩400,000 NL 6 Card Archie Single Draw Hyper Turbo	Li Ta Hsu	₩2,306,000	~$1,720
Event #58: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Kuen Shing So	₩5,670,000	~$4,230
Event #59: ₩300,000 NL Hold'em Pineapple Super Hyper Turbo	Phuong Ngoc Nguyen	₩2,585,000	~$1,930
Event #60: ₩2,000,000 JPF 3rd Anniversary Event	Anh Tai Do	₩119,780,000	~$89,250
Event #61: ₩1,500,000 2-7 Mix Championship	Xinhong Li	₩9,160,000	~$6,830
Event #62: ₩8,000,000 Red Dragon Prestige High Roller	Shuai Li	₩200,000,000	~$149,030
Event #63: ₩600,000 PL Drawmaha High Sviten	Li Ta Hsu	₩4,678,000	~$3,490
Event #64: ₩700,000 NL Hold'em Bounty Hyper Turbo	Tianjiao Fang	₩11,943,000	~$8,900
Event #65: ₩300,000 NLH Atomic Pineapple Hyper Turbo	Sishu Peng	₩1,913,000	~$1,430
Event #66: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Dajie Zhuo	₩5,718,000	~$4,260
Event #67: ₩400,000 NL Super Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Yuqi Chang	₩3,596,000	~$2,680
Event #68: ₩800,000 PL Big O Fanatic	Song Wang	₩8,949,000	~$6,670
Event #69: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Survivor Bounty	Zixiong Jiang	₩7,344,000	~$5,470
Event #70: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em	Naohiro Arita	₩7,966,000	~$5,940
Event #71: ₩5,000,000 NL Hold'em Single Day High Roller	Xixiang Luo	₩44,240,000	~$32,970
Event #72: ₩2,000,000 NL Hold'em High Roller Hyper Turbo	Yoshiyuki Kamaga	₩10,368,000	~$7,730
Event #73: ₩400,000 NL Super Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Bizhen Li	₩4,669,000	~$3,480
Event #74: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Xiaochun Gu	₩5,692,000	~$4,240
Event #75: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Crazy Pineapple Super Hyper Turbo	Sishu Peng	₩2,306,000	~$1,720
Event #76: ₩4,000,000 Red Dragon Plus Championship	Shuanghong Zhu	₩283,017,000*	~$210,890
Event #77: ₩800,000 NL Hold'em (100 BBs)	Shiina Okamoto	₩3,963,000	~$2,950
Event #78: ₩1,000,000 FL Hi-Lo Mix	Yuqi Chang	₩6,772,000	~$5,050
Event #79: $8,000 Super U Challenge	Yuan Li	$120,700	$120,700
Event #80: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Ultra Stack Turbo	Ziyang Wang	₩10,569,000	~$7,880
Event #81: ₩700,000 NL Hold'em Win the Button Hyper Turbo	Guangling Chen	₩2,426,000	~$1,810
Event #82: ₩400,000 5 Card PLO Bounty Hyper Turbo	Li Ta Hsu	₩2,745,000	~$2,050
Event #83: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Junjie Tao	₩4,956,000	~$3,690
Event #84: ₩400,000 5 Card PLO High Double Board Bomb Pot Super Hyper Turbo	Yilong Ma	₩3,968,000	~$2,960
Event #85: ₩2,000,000 PLO Championship	Fufu Hu	₩11,402,000	~$8,500
Event #86: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em	Hai Pan	₩8,650,000	~$6,450
Event #87: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Bounty	Wenwen Chen	₩11,044,000	~$8,230
Event #88: ₩500,000 5 Card PLO Double Board Bomb Pot	Kok Hoe Chai	₩3,464,000	~$2,580
Event #89: ₩2,000,000 NL Hold'em High Roller Hyper Turbo	Zhi Ye	₩24,720,000	~$18,420
Event #90: ₩300,000 NLH Atomic Pineapple Hyper Turbo	Liangqiang Pang	₩2,306,000	~$1,720
Event #91: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Liangqiang Pang	₩3,824,000	~$2,850
Event #92: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Midnight Boom	Kaito Miura	₩3,078,000	~$2,290
Event #93: ₩1,500,000 The Dragon's Hoard (PKO)	Runbang Shang	₩19,410,000	~$14,460
Event #94: ₩1,000,000 Stud Mix (Stud, Stud8, Razz)	Xiangyu Yu	₩4,564,000	~$3,400
Event #96: ₩5,000,000 NL Hold'em Single Day High Roller	Atsushi Yokoyama	₩40,360,000	~$30,070
Event #97: ₩700,000 NL Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Dajie Zhuo	₩5,878,000	~$4,380
Event #98: ₩400,000 NL 2-7 Single Draw Hyper Turbo	Yang Lu	₩2,463,000	~$1,840
Event #99: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Taimin Tian	₩3,464,000	~$2,580
Event #100: ₩400,000 5 Card PLO High Super Hyper Turbo	Wei Sun	₩2,911,000	~$2,170
Event #101: ₩2,500,000 Red Dragon+ Mini Main Event	Ruiyang Wang	₩35,680,000	~$26,590
Event #102: ₩1,000,000 FL Triple Draw Mix (2-7, A-5)	Yuqi Chang	₩2,957,000	~$2,200
Event #104: ₩4,500,000 Dragon Egg Mystery Bounty	Liangqiang Pang	₩59,462,000	~$44,310
Event #105: ₩800,000 NL Hold'em Crazy Pineapple	Wei Sun	₩2,642,000	~$1,970
Event #107: ₩300,000 NL 6 Card Archie Single Draw Hyper Turbo	Yuna Akihama	₩1,732,000	~$1,290
Event #108: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Aleksandras Rusinovas	₩2,688,000	~$2,000
Event #109: ₩400,000 NL Super Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Jin Zeng	₩2,619,000	~$1,950
Event #110: ₩1,500,000 T.O.R.S.E Championship	Xiangyu Yu	₩7,128,000	~$5,310
Event #112: $12,000 Red Dragon Prestige Super High Roller	Florian Duta	$104,760	$104,760
Event #114: ₩700,000 NL Hold'em Hyper Turbo	Aleksandras Rusinovas	₩4,166,000	~$3,100
Event #115: ₩400,000 5 Card PLO Bounty Hyper Turbo	Weiyong Zeng	₩2,031,000	~$1,510
Event #116: ₩500,000 NL Hold'em Super Hyper Turbo	Huafeng Lin	₩1,224,000	~$910
Event #117: ₩400,000 NL Hold'em Crazy Pineapple Super Hyper Turbo	Chen Wu	₩2,347,000	~$1,750
Event #118: ₩1,500,000 Dragon's Ascent Finale	Weiwei Li	₩5,442,000	~$4,060
Event #120: ₩1,000,000 NL Hold'em Ultra Stack Turbo	Jianyi Ni	₩5,568,000	~$4,150
Event #122: ₩400,000 PLO Hyper Turbo	Fufu Hu	₩2,151,000	~$1,600

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• Photos courtesy of Jeju Poker Festival and SomuchPoker.
• Results, hands and quotes courtesy of Somuchpoker live reporting, with data courtesy of Jeju Poker Festival, the Red Dragon Poker Tour (RDPT) and KPC Poker.
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