Asian Poker Tour Manila
MANILA, PHILIPPINES, 2008
- The Asian Poker Tour. The APT was founded in 2008 and is now considered as the premier land based poker tour in Asia. To date, the APT has staged more than 70 major events.
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The Asian Poker Tour (APT) - Manila was the inaugural event in this ground-breaking series taking place from May 26th until June 2nd. Titan Poker afforded its players the opportunity to compete for attendance to the APT - Manila and was met with a great response. This is partly due to the whopping $1 million prize pool that awaited qualifying players who trekked off to Manila.
The past two days of the Asian Poker Tour Experience Manila 2016 held at the APT Poker Room located in the Waterfront Manila Pavilion Hotel and Casino brought in a combined total of 127 entries for the P55,000 entry Main. The Asia Poker Tour says its upcoming event in Taiwan in March will go ahead as planned, despite the Covid-19 outbreak, though the World Poker Tour is postponing its event on the island and is cancelling another scheduled in Vietnam.
Seven Titan Poker players came from a plethora of countries ready and happy to play. Only a few had played at a live tournament before, so it was a very exciting experience.
Boris Routier (pictured above) was interviewed by the local television station, he is pictured standing with his friend. Boris has also attended the ECPT Madrid (which was sponsored by Titan Poker.) The APT-Manila was his second big live tournament. He qualified for this live event with a mere $29 satellite.
Staff and players anxiously await the tournament to begin as the final touches are added to prepare the tables for some serious poker play.
Frank de Vries covers his cards with a playful smile as he waits for the call.
The excitement was in the air as players dealt in on Day 1 in hopes of grabbing a share of the enormous $1,000,000 prize pool.
David Wyatt wears his best 'poker face' when beginning Day 1B of the APT-Manila.
In the restaurant after the tournament with players Matthew Wadham, Stefan Hjorthall, Frank de Vries, Boris Routier, Boris's travel companion and a Titan Poker Representative.
Stefan Hjorthall, a Titan Poker player from Sweden, poses with a poster of the Best Poker Room . . . Titan Poker!
Titan Poker players had a grand time in Manila, although not all were big winners. Many grew even more passionate about their love of poker and look forward to their next opportunity to play live with Titan Poker.
Asian Poker Tour (APT) Philippines 2020 is a poker tournament in Manila,Philippines.The Philippines is the tour’s main hub with events taking place at the highly popular Resorts World Manila. This year drew an average of 3,300 entries per event with grand prize pools averaging USD 1.8 million. In September 2019, the Main Event set a tour country record of 515 entries.
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