APT Hanoi 2023: Event 7 Hyper Turbo CANCELLED!

The Asian Poker Tour (APT) Hanoi 2023 which kick-started on 3rd February 2023 has announced on its official Twitter handle that Event 7 Hyper Turbo has been CANCELLED owing to the overwhelming player participation in the Mystery Bounty Hunter event. The tweet read,” PLAYER ANNOUNCEMENT

Please note that ‘Hyper Turbo’ (Event #7) has been cancelled. The Mystery Bounty Hunter Event at #APTHanoi2023 has had a massive turnout and therefore all tables are still in use. Thank you for your patience and understanding. #poker.”

Asian Poker Tour’s tweet on the cancelled Hyper Turbo (Event 7)

PLAYER ANNOUNCEMENT
Please note that 'Hyper Turbo' (Event #7) has been cancelled.
The Mystery Bounty Hunter Event at #APTHanoi2023 has had a massive turnout and therefore all tables are still in use. Thank you for your patience and understanding. #poker

— Asian Poker Tour (@AsianPokerTour) February 4, 2023

ALSO READ: APT Hanoi 2023 Kickoff: Kunal Patni Out At 13th; Zarvan Tumboli On The FT

The much awaited series will run till 12th February and has 41 events lined-up in its heavy-duty schedule. Talking about the Single Day High Roller, Germany’s Martin Finger has shipped this event for a prize money worth ₫186,240,000 (~$8,008). Take a look at the top three payout below.

APT Hanoi 2023 Single Day Payouts

Martin Finger, Germany, ₫186,240,000 (~$8,008)
Tran Huy Hoang, Vietnam, ₫124,160,000 (~$5,339)
Dexter Turnball, United Kingdom, 3rd ₫77,600,000 (~$3,259)

Coming to the Event 1 Kickoff of the APT Hanoi 2023, India’s Zarvan Tumboli is on the final table with 10 big blinds at hand to fight for the top spot. Another pro who was grinding in this event was Kunal Patni. Sadly this pro’s journey in the Kickoff event came to an end when he busted at the 13th spot when his pocket queens lost to his rival’s AJ.

When it comes to the Indian players grinding at this highly anticipated series, we also have World Series Of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner Nikita Luther. Apart from here, we have Alok Birewar, Jasven Saigal, Shardul Parthasarathi, India Poker Championship (IPC) Megastacks May 2022 Main Event winner, Siddhanth Kripalani.

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