The first-ever Asian Poker Championship Main Event winner emerged in just six fast hours at the Metro Card Club. Rising to victory was Noel "the Kid"Araniel defeating Martin Gonzales at heads up. Araniel pocketed Php 1,525,877 (~US$ 30,000) and took home the coveted APC Champion's...
Noel Araniel wins the inaugural APC Main Event! Congratulations to Noel "the Kid" Araniel! He is the first-ever Asian Poker Championship Main Event champion! Araniel's rise happened during the final four where he got lucky on Mike Takayama, then railed Emmanuel Segismundo to earn the chip...
The Asian Poker Championship will soon be crowning its first-ever Main Event champion as the final 18 players hunt down the title today. The past three days brought in a roaring 541 entries to the Metro Card Club. At Php 22,000 each, this more than...
After Main Event Day 1A pulled in 206 entries to the inaugural Asian Poker Championship, it was certain the Php 5 million guarantee would be dusted with two more entry heats to follow. That was quite the understatement with another rush of players lighting up...
Pros, recs, newbies, and enthusiasts came flooding the Metro Card Club for opening day of the inaugural Asian Poker Championship. Drawing everyone in was none other than Day 1A of the Main Event featuring a Php 5,000,000 guaranteed prize pool. At the close of registration,...
It has arrived! The Asian Poker Championship starts today! In collaboration with Korean Mind Game Members (KMGM), the four-day series is the first of its kind and is the first big event by the Metro Card Club this year. It runs from today, January 31...
Get ready to storm the felt! In just one day's time, the Metro Card Club in collaboration with KMGM (Korean Mind Game Members) will host its first big event of the year! Running from January 31 to February 3 is the inaugural Asian Poker Championship...
Congratulations to Emmanuel Segismundo for winning the RVS CUP 2019 Player of the Series! Segismundo cashed in four events with a victory at the 300K GTD and a near win at the Deep Stack Turbo for a total of 4,289 points. This was over 300...
Jeffrey Calma's final day chip count was consistently average to below average most of the game. Going from average stack to short stack, almost busting out then making a comeback with quads on a bust from Jeorge Lagatuz. Onlookers unaware that he would make a...
1:24am - Congratulations Jeffrey Calma! 2019 RVS Champion First Place Php 966,655 Level 34: ante 20,000 Blinds 60,000-120,000 Final all-in preflop gave Jun Talosig {3s}{3c} and Jeffrey Calma {kd}{jh}. Board came A, K, 5, 6, 5 giving Calma top two pairs and making him RVS Champion of...