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Table Of Contents

• About the Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Championship Event
• 2024 Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Main Event Final Table Results
• Claim Your Lucrative WPT Global Welcome Package

The Red Dragon Poker Tour returns to the Landing Casino in Jeju, South Korea in May, and you could be playing in the Championship Event for only $1.88 thanks to the satellites WPT Global is running.

Every Sunday at 12:00 p.m. UTC, WPT Global hosts a $188 buy-in qualifier that awards seats to the Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Championship Event, potentially saving a small fortune on the live event's $1,700 buy-in. Online satellites start at only $1.88, which progress into an $18.80 feeder, then the $188 qualifier. Come out on top in the $188 qualifier and you'll capture a seat to the Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Championship Event.

_{This is a seat-only satellite, meaning you'll be responsible for your travel and accommodation.}

About the Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Championship Event

The Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Championship event costs KRW 2,500,000 (approx. $1,700) to enter. Day 1A runs on May 4, Day 1B starts a day later on May 5, and May 6 sees Day 1C and a turbo-structured Day 1D take place.

Day 1 players start with 50,000 chips and play to a 40-minute clock (30 minutes on Day 1D); the blinds extend to 60 minutes from Day 2 until the conclusion. Three more days after the flights are required to wrap up the event, with the champion eventually crowned on May 9.

2024 Red Dragon Poker Tour Jeju Main Event Final Table Results

When this tournament ran in late July/early August 2024, it attracted 1,974 entrants, including 637 re-entries. That bumper crowd created a prize pool worth the equivalent of $1,858,614.

Several big names finished in the money places, including Quan Zhou, Takashi Ogura, Pete Chen, and Shiina Okamoto.

The final four were made up of three Japanese grinders and a Chinese national, who were all guaranteed their largest-ever score.

Go Saito fell in fourth for $97,206 and was joined on the rail by Kozo Yamada, the recipient of the $135,307 third-place prize. The event almost had a female champion, but Sanechika Nana Nakamura fell at the final hurdle and had to make do with a $190,505 consolation prize. Nakamura's elimination left Mai Zhang as the last player standing. Zhang banked $284,022 and the winner's trophy.

Claim Your Lucrative WPT Global Welcome Package

You'll need a WPT Global account if you want to try turning $1.88 into a shot at the big time in Jeju. Download WPT Global via PokerNews, and you'll be halfway to a massive welcome bonus. Your initial deposit is matched 100% up to $1,500, and depending on the size of your deposit, you'll receive tournament and Global Spins tickets.