Tag: Macau

On Thursday, the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and Resorts World announced the inception of the largest buy-in tournament ever held in Asia. The HKD$1,000,000 ($129,000) buy-in Manila Millions Super High Roller will take place at Resorts World Manila’s...

The PokerStars Asia Pacific Poker Tour made its annual stop in Macau last week and, as always, generated one of the biggest cash games in the world. It also attracted Phil Ivey, who leads this week's Five Thoughts. 1. Phil Ivey returns Since...

The 2011 PokerStars.net Asia Pacific Poker Tour Macau Main Event completed on Sunday after a long day of action. Fifteen players returned to action on the last day of play, which made things last a tad bit longer than normal. To begin the day...

Day 3 has come to an end at the PokerStars.net Asia Pacific Poker Tour Macau Main Event and what an eventful day it was. When the day began, 96 players were in contention, but by the end of the day, only 15 remained. Of those players, India's...

The final Day 1 flight of the 2011 PokerStars.net Asia Pacific Poker Tour Macau Main Event came to a close on Thursday. It was an exciting day of play that did not disappoint. An impressive field of 306 players turned up for Day 1b and after...

The first day of play at the 2011 PokerStars.net Asia Pacific Poker Tour Macau Main Event completed on Wednesday. Eight, 60-minute levels were played on Day 1a and a total of 269 players. Heading the pack at the end of the day was Shih-Chieh Su...

The PokerStars Macau Poker Cup Red Dragon Main Event ended just a few hours ago and crowned its champion at the Casino Grand Lisboa in Macau. After three days, James McCarty came out on top in one of the premiere poker series events in Asia.

Want to get the latest on the Macau Poker Cup Red Dragon main event, which starts this Friday? Asia PokerNews will be providing live reporting and other updates straight from the tournament venue!

Asia's top players will be making their way to the region's gaming capital this weekend as the eleventh edition of the Macau Poker Cup (MPC) takes place at the Grand Lisboa's PokerStars Macau.

Its now official. The Asian Poker Tour last leg of 2010 and the biggest event on the APT calendar - APT Macau will be held from November 6 to 14 2010. With a main event buy-in of HK$32,500 + HK$2,500 (approximately US$4,180 + US$320) the...

It looks like Macau may be inching even closer to Las Vegas' status as the world's top gambling location after strong results over the last year. Here's the latest business news from Asia's gaming capital.

Simon Chan won the Poker King Club's third Asian Poker King Tournament at the StarWorld Hotel to book his seat to APT Philippines 2010 in addition to HK $266,800 in cash.

After five days of poker and a record-setting player entry field, Hong Kong's Justin Chan emerged to become the champion of the inaugural Macau Millions at PokerStars Macau.

Macau and Manila, Asia's two biggest poker hotspots, have all sorts of different tournaments going on this weekend.

The much awaited Macau Millions at the Grand Lisboa’s PokerStars Macau kicked off with a bang today as the poker room officially marked the start of the tournament with a glamorous opening ceremony.

Want to find out what's going on live from the ground-breaking Macau Millions main event? Then log on to Asia PokerNews, which will be providing live reporting and other updates straight from the tournament venue!

The tournament tables at the Grand Lisboa Casino's PokerStars Macau poker room are sure to be filled with plenty of action this week as the unique Macau Millions event kicks off on Wednesday.

The Poker King Club in Macau has announced that its next Asian Poker King Tournament will be held in early August with seats to APT Philippines 2010 as part of the big guaranteed prize pool.

Kenichi Takarabe outlasted a field of 296 players from different parts of the world to become champion of the Macau Poker Cup (MPC) Red Dragon main event.

It will be a week full of action packed tournament poker at the Grand Lisboa Casino’s PokerStars Macau poker room as the Macau Poker Cup (MPC) gets underway again.