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Only 9 Players Remain in the KPC $60k SHR – $1.05 Million for the Winner

The $60,000 Super High Roller at the KPC Poker Series in Jeju is down to nine players heading into the final. The winner will take home $1.05 million, with Ryuta Nakai leading ahead of Eric Tsai.

The 30 remaining players returned for Day 2 of the $60k Super High Roller. Late registration and re-entries remained open, attracting a further 16 entries and bringing the total prize pool to more than $3.7 million.

The tournament is already in the money, with Germany’s Fabian Gumz collecting $120,000 for his 10th-place finish. Nine players bagged chips at the end of the day. Japan’s Ryuta Nakai (6.38 million) leads the field ahead of Eric Tsai (5.65 million). The winner will collect $1,046,600.

  • Ryuta Nakai, 6,375,000
  • Eric Tsai, 5,650,000
  • Calvin Lee, 5,325,000
  • Marius Kudzmanas, 4,250,000
  • Mehdi Roqai, 3,525,000
  • Ethan ‘Rampage’ Yau, 2,750,000
  • Meng Ling Lin, 2,550,000
  • Manuel Fritz, 2,375,000
  • Hugues Girard, 175,000

The $970 Main Event will also conclude on Friday. With nine players remaining, Peng Huang leads the field. Each finalist is guaranteed $11,867, while the Main Event champion will walk away with $128,276.

2026 KPC Poker Series October

Date: October 10 to 21
Location: Les A Casino, Jeju
Events: 62 + Satellites
Buy-Ins: KRW 100,000 ($75) to KRW 7,000,000 ($5.200) & $2,000 to $60,000
Website: kpcpoker.com
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King’s 60k Super High Roller

Buy-In: $60,000
Entries: 66
Prize Money: $3,706,600
ITM: 10

Final Table Payouts

1st: , $1,046,600
2nd: , $700,000
3rd: , $470,000
4th: , $370,000
5th: , $300,000
6th: , $240,000
7th: , $190,000
8th: , $150,000
9th: , $120,000
10th: Fabian Gumz, $120,000

Tony Lin Wins High Roller for $100,100 at the KPC Poker Series

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