2019 PokerStars APPT Jeju

₩2,500,000 APPT Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2019 PokerStars APPT Jeju

Final Results
Winner
Huidong Gu
Winning Hand
10j
Prize
183,695,000 KRW
Event Info
Buy-in
2,500,000 KRW
Prize Pool
183,695,000 KRW
Entries
362
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
100,000

Level: 14

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000

APPT Jeju Main Event Day 2 Set to Start

New Zealand's Tae Hoon Han is returning with the Day 2 chip lead
New Zealand's Tae Hoon Han is returning with the Day 2 chip lead

A total of 362 players have battled it out at the baize over the three respective Day 1 flights of the KRW 2,500,000 APPT Jeju Main Event and this number has been whittled down to a more manageable 97.

These 97 survivors have all assembled for the first time for Day 2, which kicks off at midday on Wednesday, June 26. Level length has increased from 40-minutes to 60, with ten levels scheduled for the day. Blinds start at Level 14, coming in at 1,500/3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante.

The man leading the charge is no stranger to the top of the table, with former 2017 PokerStars Festival Korea Main Event Champion Tae Hoon Han returning with a stack of 296,500 after topping the Day 1A counts, which is good for the chip lead. The New Zealander is joined at the top of the counts by fellow Day 1A qualifier Xiaojie Lu from China, who will be beginning the day second in the counts with a stack of 271,000.

It is another Chinese player, Changyang Liu, rounding out the podium with Liu looking to better his third-place finish in the opening High Roller event.

There are also two seasoned players who have already achieved poker's holy grail in the field, with the USA's Shawn Busse (263,500) and China's Jiang Chen (122,000) having tasted victory at the World Series of Poker, with both players holding a coveted WSOP gold bracelet. Both will have their eye on earning a slice of the KRW 790,065,000 (~$684,620) prize pool, and competition for the money spots is expected to be fierce. The top 41 spots will pay out with a min-cash good for KRW 4,345,000 (~$3,765).

Nobody will be playing for that though, and all players will have their eye firmly on the KRW 183,695,000 (~$159,190) top prize, in addition to the trophy, title and something money can't buy ⁠— the chance to make poker history by becoming the first-ever APPT Jeju Main Event Champion.

APPT Jeju Payouts

PlacePrizePlacePrize
1₩183,695,00011-12₩12,641,000
2₩116,535,00013-15₩10,271,000
3₩73,081,00016-18₩8,296,000
4₩57,280,00019-21₩6,716,000
5₩41,478,00022-24₩5,925,000
6₩33,578,00025-27₩5,530,000
7₩26,467,00028-32₩5,135,000
8₩22,517,00033-36₩4,740,000
9₩18,567,00037-41₩4,345,000
10₩15,011,000  

Cards will be in the air shortly, and the PokerNews live reporting team will be on hand to bring you highlights of all the action until the last card comes off the top of the deck, so let's see who has what it takes to walk the road to the final table and become the 2019 APPT Jeju Main Event Champion.

Tags: Changyang LiuJiang ChenShawn BusseTae Hoon HanXiaojie Lu

Main Event Day 2 Seat Draw

First NameLast NameTableSeatCountryChips
ZongyanJiang11China216,500
DongxingFeng12China87,500
DengdongHuang13China44,000
Shawn MatthewBusse14United States263,500
JianxuanCao15China68,500
XiaoshengZheng16China180,000
XinJin17China78,500
LijiangLiu18China164,000
Shuang CXu19China35,500
      
Ngoc AnhCao21Vietnam169,000
HuidongGu22China97,500
PengyuLin24China111,000
ChangyangLiu25China265,000
WeiZheng26China56,000
XiaqingJi27China78,500
YunlongJin28China52,000
YuheiSanada29Japan134,000
      
LongMeng31China94,500
JunObara32Japan208,000
IanCordts33Ireland93,000
XiaoboZhou34China188,500
JizhongWang35China50,000
LiangSong36China54,000
XiaofengJiang37China63,000
TianhongSu38China88,000
FeiHan39China76,000
      
SahilChuttani41India229,500
XiaojieLu42China271,000
XinglongHuang43China57,500
YiYe44China131,500
JieGao45China185,500
JingxuanZhu46China184,000
Duc TrungVu47Vietnam251,000
WenwenChen48China46,500
JinlongHu49China87,500
      
JunjieWang51China229,000
RuiZhang52China54,000
KairanJin53China119,000
HaoHe54China172,000
LeiYu55China106,000
WenlongMa56China136,000
WeiJiao57China50,500
QuanZhou58China121,500
      
BingZhou61China33,500
GuodongTian62China63,000
ZhenLiang63China8,500
SihaiJiang64China98,500
XingbiaoZhu65China188,500
VitaliyKim66Kazakhstan120,500
AlexanderBraeunig67Germany56,000
TerryGonzaga68Philippines35,000
PengLi69China157,000
      
BoningZhang71China160,000
JingzhiWang72China78,500
KunWang73China24,500
JiagengZhang74China46,500
YingWang75China98,000
KaiHuang76China100,500
Tae HoonHan77New Zealand296,500
AndrewAn78United States42,000
YuLiu79China45,000
      
YifanZhang81China119,500
JiangChen82China122,000
LiuhengDai83China126,500
ChunqingWang84China123,000
YasushiNishi85Japan74,500
ZherenChen86China32,000
YasuyukiTsuji87Japan77,000
MengqiuZhang88China108,000
YanRao89China95,000
      
GenNose91Japan94,500
HaoWang92China72,500
LiminZhu93China107,000
YangZhang94China115,500
GokenOkawa95Japan160,000
ZhigangZhao96China55,000
GenhanLi97China51,600
JunLi98China231,000
LiningTan99China121,500
      
WenyanLiu101China56,000
GuanchengTao102China64,000
SiyuanWang103China237,000
JianLiu104China88,000
RuihongTao105China198,000
JixueYin106China81,500
LiutingZheng107China40,500
SuhangZhao108China61,000
Christopher YoungPark109United States101,000
      
ZhangMengyin111China44,500
HaoTian112China104,000
HiromiSato113Japan204,500
YueKong114China88,500
FangSu115China172,000
LiuMingqin116China97,000
QingjunHe117China189,000
KunJiang118China151,500
YanfengWang119China71,500

₩2,500,000 APPT Main Event

Day 2 Started