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2026 KPC Poker Series Returns to Jeju with KRW 3.1B Guaranteed

2026 KPC Poker Series Returns to Jeju with KRW 3.1B Guaranteed

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The 2026 KPC Poker Series will take place from October 10th to 21st at Les A in Jeju, South Korea, combining competitive tournament poker with a resort-style experience. Organizers have announced a total guaranteed prize pool of KRW 3.1 billion, positioning the series as a major stop on the Asian poker calendar.

The schedule centers on a dual main event format. The KPC Main Event offers an 880 million KRW guarantee with a relatively low 1.3 million KRW buy-in, aimed at recreational and value-focused players. Alongside it, the King’s Main Event caters to high-stakes competitors with a $15,000 USD entry fee.

A “Multiple Advancements, Multiple Rewards” bonus structure will again reward players who advance to Day 2 through several Day 1 flights, adding extra incentives on top of standard prize money.

High roller offerings span both KRW and USD tournaments, ranging from the KRW 2,500,000 Mini High Roller up to single-day Super High Rollers priced at $15,000, $20,000, and $25,000. The headline event of this segment is the #31 King Poker 60K Super High Roller, carrying a $60,000 USD buy-in.

In partnership with the Mixed Asian Poker Series, KPC will also run a variety of non-Hold’em events between October 10th and 19th, including designated mixed-game tournaments with early-seating discounts on admin fees.

Accommodation packages tied to pre-series deposits, including a sold-out Mixed Game Master Package and a five-star stay option for high rollers depositing $70,000 USD, are also available through KPC VIP Services.

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