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2026 KPC Poker Series: KRW 3.1B GTD Returns to Jeju, Korea

KPC Poker Series October 2026

From October 10th to 21st, 2026, the highly anticipated 2026 KPC Poker Series returns to Les A, Jeju, South Korea. This event sets a new benchmark in the Asian poker scene, perfectly blending top-tier competition with a luxury resort experience. The organizers have put up a massive KRW 3.1 Billion guaranteed prize pool, inviting top players worldwide to join this poker extravaganza.

This series features a unique dual main event mechanism. The KPC MAIN EVENT, synonymous with extreme value, allows players to chase a massive 880 million KRW guarantee with a friendly 1.3 million KRW entry fee, a perfect springboard to build your tournament resume.

Simultaneously, the KING’S MAIN EVENT, designed for high-stakes players and pros, pushes competitive intensity to the peak. With its high $15,000 USD entry, every hand promises a thrilling, ultimate showdown.

This isn’t just an arena for strategy and bold moves; it’s an ultimate poker feast blending high-quality social and travel experiences. Bring your sharpness and courage—we’ll see you in Jeju this October!

Main Event Massive Add-on

Designed to deliver maximum value, the #8 KPC Main Event offers a KRW 880 Million guarantee against an accessible KRW 1,300,000 buy-in.

To reward persistence and active participation, organizers are continuing their popular “Multiple Advancements, Multiple Rewards” structure across the Day 1 flights. Players who qualify for Day 2 across multiple Day 1 flights unlock substantial added bonuses:

  • Advance in 2 flights: Win a KRW 7,000,000 extra reward.
  • Advance in 3 flights: Prize money jumps to KRW 17,000,000.
  • Advance in 4 flights: Win the top ultimate grand prize of KRW 22,000,000.
KPC Main Event

King’s Debut Opening Event Exclusive Bonus

#3 King's Debut

The King’s Debut Opening Event comes with a $5,000 buy-in and offers a $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool. It also offers exclusive add-ons for top performances, provided directly by the organizers without deducting from the prize pool:

  • Champion’s Honor: The ultimate champion receives an additional USD 10,000 in tournament credits on top of regular prize money.
  • Day 1 Flight A/B Chip Leaders: Each player who advances as a chip leader in Day 1 Flight A/B receives USD 5,000 in tournament credits.

High Roller Highlights

King's High Roller Highlights

The KPC schedule features a wide spectrum of high-stakes tournaments in both KRW and USD denominations:

The #31 King Poker – 60K Super High Roller ($60,000 USD) stands as the premier event of the series, drawing international high-stakes players. Meanwhile, The high roller lineup scales from the accessible KRW 2,500,000 #33 Mini High Roller up to single-day Super High Rollers with $15,000 USD, $20,000 USD, and $25,000 USD buy-ins.

Several single-day Super High Roller and TURBO events are integrated into the schedule to offer high-efficiency options for fast-paced play.

Mixed Game Highlights

In partnership with the Mixed Asian Poker Series (MAPS), KPC will host a varied lineup of non-Hold’em variants between October 10th and 19th.

Mixed Game Event Schedule
Mixed Game Event Schedule

Early Bird Fee Discounts

Events marked with Gift Icon feature a 50% discount on admin fees for players who register and take their seats prior to the scheduled start time.

Key Mixed Game events are:

  • #2 Omaha Mix Championship: Starts Oct 10th (11:45), Buy-in 1,300,000 KRW.
  • #16 Mixed Game Team Championship: Starts Oct 12th (11:45), Buy-in 3,000,000 KRW.
  • #45 Poker Players Championship: Starts Oct 16th (11:45), Buy-in 2,000,000 KRW.
  • King’s Mixed High Rollers (Oct 17-19): Features $2,000–$5,000 USD events, including Triple Draw Mix, Big O, and 6-Handed PLO.

MAPS × KPC Poker: Mixed Game Early Bird Packages

Early Bird Package

To support mixed-game enthusiasts, MAPS and KPC introduced pre-series accommodation packages: The “Mixed Game Master Package,” limited to 30 seats, sold out immediately upon launch—a true testament to its incredible popularity!

Meanwhile, the “Mixed Game Rookie Package,” designed specifically for newcomers, has launched simultaneously. Also limited to just 30 seats, this is a rare opportunity available strictly on a first-come, first-served basis!

Players who make an advance deposit of KRW 3,000,000 reserved strictly as a mixed-game buy-in fund receive a complimentary 2-night stay at the Landing Hotel. This equates to a zero-cost stay, instantly saving you KRW 242,000 in accommodation expenses!

Official Purchase Guidelines

  • Time Sensitivity: Please note that the pre-deposited funds tied to this package are strictly valid only during the upcoming KPC Poker October Series.
  • Expiration: Once the series concludes, any unused balance will be voided and cleared. It cannot be carried over to the next event.
  • Restrictions: This special package cannot be split for use or transferred to another player.

Spots are selling out fast! Please DM the KPC Poker official customer service immediately to inquire and secure your package.

High Roller Pre-Deposit Exclusive

High rollers planning an extensive grind can take advantage of KPC’s premier hotel accommodation package:

High Roller Exclusive

Players who place a one-time pre-deposit of $70,000 USD into their tournament reserve fund receive complimentary five-star accommodation for the entire duration of the series. Players can lock in room arrangements directly via KPC VIP Services.

Venue

For the latest and most detailed information, please contact the official KPC Poker VIP Service directly.

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He graduated from the University of Kent in 2017 with a B.A. in German. He also holds an NCTJ Diploma in Sports Journalism.

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