After an intense fourth day of play, the record-breaking Main Event at the Asian Poker Tour (APT) in Incheon, South Korea has revealed its nine finalists, all vying for the prestigious Golden Lion trophy. Meanwhile, Wai Kiat Lee has broken a long-standing streak of near misses, capturing his first title in the series.

Watch the final table of the $25K Main Event at the Onyx High Roller Series! This prestigious tournament drew a total of 255 entries, generating a prizepool of $6,120,000. Today, we'll meet the new champion, who will take home $1,250,000 and the coveted Onyx trophy.

Leading the final nine is Dutchman Raoul Kanme, who secured the top spot in a dramatic conclusion to Day 2. However, the spotlight is on Austrian pro Daniel Rezaei, who made a cinematic comeback from a critical two big blinds to claim the current second position.

But other heavyweights are still in the hunt for the title, such as Belarusian sensation Aliaksandr Shylko and Bulgarian champion Fahredin Mustafov.

Don't miss a hand with live broadcasts featuring hole cards and expert commentary on the Onyx Live YouTube channel.

Final table lineup for the $25,500 Main Event:

Position	Player	Country	Stack
1.	Raoul Kanme	Netherlands	10,830,000
2.	Daniel Rezaei	Austria	10,210,000
3.	Manuel Fritz	Austria	6,880,000
4.	Aliaksandr Shylko	Belarus	6,525,000
5.	Anze Smajd	Slovenia	5,445,000
6.	Jordan Woodall	Germany	4,785,000
7.	Matthias Lipp	Austria	3,285,000
8.	Italo Modena	Italy	2,750,000
9.	Fahredin Mustafov	Bulgaria	260,000

Payout structure at the final table:

Position	Prize
1st place	$1,250,000
2nd place	$800,000
3rd place	$600,000
4th place	$420,000
5th place	$320,000
6th place	$250,000
7th place	$200,000
8th place	$171,000
9th place	$143,000

Sources: Onyx Club, YouTube

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The Asian Poker Tour in South Korea's Incheon is making history, and you can be part of it. The flagship Main Event at the luxurious Paradise City resort has shattered previous records, drawing in 1,393 entries to become the city's largest international event ever.

The massive player interest has inflated the prizepool to a staggering KRW 3,008,540,000 (approximately $2.1 million), with the future champion set to receive not only the prestigious Gold Lion trophy but also a hefty $374,085 prize.

Only the last 47 players have advanced to Day 4, all aiming for a spot at the nine-player final table. Leading the pack are Shinichiro Kano, Zhentao Long, and Yoko Sasaki. However, other heavyweights like Webster Lim (Malaysian WSOP bracelet holder), Phachara Wongwichit (Thai High Roller champion from APT Taipei 2023), and Toby Joyce (Irish High Roller winner from 2025) are still in the race for the title.

Don't miss the exhilarating journey to a life-changing win live from Incheon!

Current Top 10 Player Standings after Day 3:

Rank	Player	Country	Stack
1.	Shinichiro Kano	Japan	3,050,000
2.	Zhentao Long	China	2,965,000
3.	Yoko Sasaki	Japan	2,580,000
4.	Peng Chen	China	2,280,000
5.	Shoumin Zhang	China	2,250,000
6.	Tharit Nanthana	Thailand	2,150,000
7.	Tempei Kotani	Japan	2,125,000
8.	Haris Zambas	Cyprus	2,040,000
9.	Phachara Wongwichit	Thailand	1,835,000
10.	Chih Wei Fan	Taiwan	1,720,000

Main Event Payout Table (Top 10):

Position	Payout
1st place	$374,085
2nd place	$214,120
3rd place	$150,850
4th place	$111,180
5th place	$87,040
6th place	$66,030
7th place	$50,530
8th place	$35,800
9th place	$27,560
10th place	$23,020

Sources: SoMuchPoker, YouTube

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