APT Incheon Sets New Korea Festival Record With 14,059 Entries and KRW 15.97bn in Prizes
APT Incheon 2026 drew 14,059 entries and awarded nearly KRW 15.97bn at Paradise City, showing strong international poker demand.
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Paradise City casino sales increased to KRW112.7 billion as visitors rose to 117,000, supported by Japanese VIP and mass-market demand in Incheon.
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Paradise Co operates more than one casino, while Paradise City is operated through Paradise Sega Sammy. Group totals must not be presented as revenue generated only by the Incheon property.
Drop, casino sales, visitor counts and EBITDA answer different questions. Short monthly changes can reflect hold, so year-to-date performance and visitor mix add essential context.

APT Incheon 2026 drew 14,059 entries and awarded nearly KRW 15.97bn at Paradise City, showing strong international poker demand.
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APT Incheon 2026 runs August 7-16 at Paradise City Casino, offering more than KRW4 billion in guarantees across a ten-day international poker festival.
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Tomoya Tsubouchi won KRW78.1 million as the Korea National Cup drew a record 709 entries, highlighting international poker demand at Paradise City.
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APT Incheon brought large fields and premium tournaments to Paradise City. Event entries and prize pools demonstrate venue activity, but are not casino sales.
Festival coverage separates previews, developing fields and completed results so readers can see which numbers were provisional at publication.

Conceptual illustration of a super high-roller final at an Incheon resort. The Asian Poker Tour’s flagship Super High Roller at APT Incheon moved into...
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Conceptual illustration of a large-field poker Main Event at an Incheon resort. The APT Incheon Main Event continued to build its field at Paradise...
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Conceptual illustration of a deep-stack high-roller tournament at an Incheon resort. The Asian Poker Tour added another premium tournament to the APT Incheon schedule...
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The APT Baby Superstar Challenge drew 33 entries and a KRW294 million prize pool during late registration at Paradise City in Incheon on August...
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Vietnam's Khoa Anh Ngo won the APT Incheon Single Day High Roller for KRW52.87 million, leading a final podium completed by two Japanese players.
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Property means a figure disclosed specifically for Paradise City. Group covers the wider Paradise Co portfolio. Event covers a tournament or festival at the venue.
Casino sales reflect gaming results; table drop measures chips purchased; EBITDA includes operating costs under the company’s definition.
CasinoWire labels the period, currency and scope next to material figures and updates developing event data when final results arrive.
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Sales, drop, visitors, costs and profit.
International visitation and VIP versus mass demand.
Hotel capacity, amenities and ownership developments.
Major poker festivals and completed records.
Reader questions
It is an integrated resort in Incheon near South Korea’s main international-airport area.
The resort is operated through Paradise Sega Sammy, associated with Paradise Co and Sega Sammy Holdings.
No. Group figures can cover multiple properties; property-level disclosures are required for a Paradise City comparison.
Paradise City hosts major live tournaments, making event activity part of the venue’s news profile.
APT Incheon 2026 drew 14,059 entries and awarded nearly KRW 15.97bn at Paradise City, showing strong international poker demand.
Continue ReadingThe APT Baby Superstar Challenge drew 33 entries and a KRW294 million prize pool during late registration at Paradise City in Incheon on August 11.
Continue ReadingConceptual illustration of a super high-roller final at an Incheon resort. The Asian Poker Tour’s flagship Super High Roller at APT Incheon moved into its decisive stage at Paradise City on Monday with a prize pool of KRW801 million, comfortably above the tournament’s KRW500 million guarantee. The official APT event feed recorded 58 entries in […]
Continue ReadingConceptual illustration of a large-field poker Main Event at an Incheon resort. The APT Incheon Main Event continued to build its field at Paradise City on Monday after Japan’s Takayuki Akamatsu led 70 survivors from the opening flight of the KRW1.5 billion-guaranteed tournament. The Asian Poker Tour’s official event page confirmed 165 entries for Flight […]
Continue ReadingConceptual illustration of a deep-stack high-roller tournament at an Incheon resort. The Asian Poker Tour added another premium tournament to the APT Incheon schedule on Monday as the two-day High Roller Ultra Stack opened at Paradise City with a KRW4.5 million buy-in. The official schedule set Day 1 for 11:45 a.m. Korea Standard Time on […]
Continue ReadingVietnam’s Khoa Anh Ngo won the APT Incheon Single Day High Roller for KRW52.87 million, leading a final podium completed by two Japanese players.
Continue ReadingTomoya Tsubouchi won KRW78.1 million as the Korea National Cup drew a record 709 entries, highlighting international poker demand at Paradise City.
Continue ReadingParadise City casino sales increased to KRW112.7 billion as visitors rose to 117,000, supported by Japanese VIP and mass-market demand in Incheon.
Continue ReadingAPT Incheon 2026 runs August 7-16 at Paradise City Casino, offering more than KRW4 billion in guarantees across a ten-day international poker festival.
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