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Career-Best Win for Andrew Han in KPC Main Event as Khoa Anh Ngo Claims KPC Super High Roller

Day 5 saw Andrew Han win the KPC Main Event at Jeju Poker Festival 2026 for KRW 150,000,000 (~USD 111,770), and Khoa Anh Ngo took the KPC Super High Roller for KRW 109,598,000 (~USD 81,670) on a big Sunday at LES A Casino.

The Red Dragon Poker Tour's Baby Dragon also closed out its starting flights, with Day 2 starting at 12:00 today.

Han Wins KPC Main Event

Han beat Yifu He heads-up after close to two hours to win the 747-entry KPC Poker Main Event, the biggest score of his career.

He finished runner-up for KRW 102,500,000 (~USD 76,380), while overnight leader Fabian Gumz took 3rd after building a big lead three-handed.

Read the full final table report and Han's interview in our KPC Main Event winner feature.

Ngo Wins KPC Super High Roller

  • Khoa Anh Ngo

The KRW 7,000,000 KPC Super High Roller finished with 57 entries and a KRW 352,198,000 (~USD 262,440) prize pool, with nine places paid. Ngo, fourth in chips after Day 1, took the lead for the first time when his pocket kings held against Ziyu Gao's ace-eight on the flop.

  • Qinxue Jiang

KPC High Roller champion Qinxue Jiang fired three bullets without cashing, the last ending when Seunghyun Nam's ace-jack beat his pocket nines.

Alexandru Papazian eliminated Michel Molenaar and Jaemoon Seok, and Bowen Yi sent out Manh Cuong Bui. Gerardo Rodriguez, second after Day 1, was the bubble when his ace-jack lost to Jianfeng Sun's pocket kings.

  • KPC Super High Roller Final Table

Yi went out in 9th and Tony Ren Lin in 8th, when Gao turned a set of nines against his ace-four. Papazian sent out Sun in 7th, then fell in 6th when Jakob Karlsson's pocket kings held against both Papazian and Gao in the same hand.

Ngo did most of the damage from there. He eliminated Junjie Xu in 5th with a set of tens, Gao in 4th with king-jack against pocket fives, and Pratik Mehta in 3rd, turning a straight with ten-seven against pocket aces.

  • Jakob Karlsson

Ngo took 14,600,000 into heads-up against Karlsson's 2,500,000. Karlsson doubled once with pocket nines, but Ngo's pocket eights held against king-queen on the final hand. Karlsson collected KRW 69,800,000 (~USD 52,010) as runner-up.

KPC Super High Roller Results

Place Player Country Prize
1Khoa Anh NgoVietnamKRW 109,598,000
2Jakob KarlssonSwedenKRW 69,800,000
3Pratik MehtaAustraliaKRW 46,850,000
4Ziyu GaoChinaKRW 33,200,000
5Junjie XuChinaKRW 24,950,000
6Alexandru PapazianRomaniaKRW 19,900,000
7Jianfeng SunChinaKRW 17,000,000
8Tony Ren LinChinaKRW 15,550,000
9Bowen YiChinaKRW 15,350,000

Baby Dragon Day 1C and Day 1D

Day 1C drew 200 entries, and 30 players bagged after Guguo Liu burst the bubble in 31st when his ace-king failed to beat Jishui Hao's pocket nines.

  • Dajie Zhuo

Hanyu Shao finished well clear with 714,000. Slaven Popov, Hugues Girard, Joseph Cheong and Jianting Cai are all through, while Dakota Anderson, Ranno Sootla and Shiina Okamoto were among those who fell.

The Day 1D Turbo flight drew 124 entries, taking the Baby Dragon to 564 entries and a KRW 730,944,000 (~USD 544,670) prize pool. Siyuan Lu led the 18 survivors with 454,000, ahead of two-time APPT Main Event winner Aaron Lim on 375,000.

  • Shiina Okamoto

Thi My Phuong Nguyen, Tony Ren Lin and Youfan Zhang also bagged, as did Ranno Sootla and Shiina Okamoto after both busted Day 1C. KPC Main Event finalists Fabian Gumz and Aleksandras Rusinovas both fell short.

Baby Dragon Top 10 Stacks

Rank Player Country Chips Flight
1Suiyuan ChenChina795,0001A
2Hanyu ShaoChina714,0001C
3Yilong WangChina468,0001A
4Siyuan LuChina454,0001D
5Bo Fong ChenTaiwan433,0001C
6Slaven PopovBulgaria387,0001C
7Yuhan LiuChina381,0001C
8Aaron LimAustralia375,0001D
9Dajie ZhuoChina372,0001C
10Junfeng ZouChina370,0001A

Side Event Winners

Enze Shi and Li Ta Hsu both picked up their second titles of the festival, Shi in the NL Hold'em Progressive Bounty and Hsu in the NL 2-7 Single Draw Hyper Turbo.

Jin Ling Yong, a final tablist in the Appreciation Event, won the 10 Game Championship, while Kaiwen Wei followed his Baby Dragon Day 1B bag by taking the NL Super Hold'em.

Ryan Park finished 3rd in the Progressive Bounty, and Qiang Xu won the High Roller Hyper Turbo after a heads-up deal with Shiqi Zhang.

Event Buy-in Entries Winner Country Prize
#33 10 Game ChampionshipKRW 1,500,00013Jin Ling YongMalaysiaKRW 10,108,000
#34 NL Hold'em Progressive BountyKRW 800,000 + bounty63Enze ShiChinaKRW 12,303,000
#35 NL Super Hold'emKRW 800,00024Kaiwen WeiUnited StatesKRW 6,442,000
#36 PL Courchevel Hi-LoKRW 500,00020Yin LiuChinaKRW 3,850,000
#37 NL Hold'em High Roller HyperKRW 2,000,00021Qiang XuChinaKRW 6,598,000
#38 NL 2-7 Single Draw Hyper TurboKRW 400,00012Li Ta HsuTaiwanKRW 2,347,000

Schedule: Monday, 2 November

Start Event Buy-in
12:00#25 Baby Dragon Day 2KRW 1,500,000
12:00#41 Red Dragon ClassicKRW 2,500,000
13:00#42 Dealer's Choice (18 Games)KRW 1,000,000
14:00#43 KPC Jeju CupKRW 1,000,000
15:00#44 Dragon's Gate High Roller Day 1KRW 5,000,000
17:00#45 NL Hold'em BountyKRW 800,000 + 200,000
18:30#46 NL 2-7 Single Draw Mix (2-7, A-5)KRW 600,000
19:00#41 Red Dragon ClassicKRW 2,500,000
20:00#47 NL Super Hold'em Hyper TurboKRW 700,000
21:00MS9 Milestone Satellite to RedKRW 400,000
21:30#48 5 Card PLO Bounty Hyper TurboKRW 300,000 + 100,000
22:00#49 NL Hold'em Super Hyper TurboKRW 400,000
23:59#50 5 Card PLO High Super HyperKRW 300,000

The Red Dragon Classic Championship gets underway with a KRW 1,200,000,000 (~USD 894,190) guarantee, while the Baby Dragon plays Day 2 and the KRW 5,000,000 Dragon's Gate High Roller begins at 15:00. Follow the full schedule on the Jeju Poker Festival 2026 page.

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Images and data courtesy of RDPT and KPC.

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