2019

The Asian Poker Tour’s third event in 2019 will be held from the 20th of February to the 3rd of March at the Chinese Texas Holdem Poker Association (CTP) in Taipei, Taiwan.

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Events		Buy In + Fee (TWD)
Wed, Feb 20
13:00	Event 1: Dream Maker 5% Payout Day 1 NEW!	8,000	800
15:00	Event 2: Super High Rollers Day 1 (No POS pts.)	200,000	15,000
18:00	Satellite 1: Main Event	3,300	300
Thu, Feb 21
13:00	Main Event Day 1A – 5 Million Guaranteed	30,000	3,000
13:00	Dream Maker 5% Payout Final Day NEW!
14:00	Super High Rollers Final Day
15:00	Event 3: Head Hunter Day 1 2,000 Bounty	8,000	800
18:00	Satellite 2: Main Event	3,300	300
Fri, Feb 22
13:00	Main Event Day 1B – 5 Million Guaranteed	30,000	3,000
13:00	Head Hunter Final Day 2,000 Bounty
14:00	Event 4: Pot Limit Omaha Hi Single Day Event (Shot Clock)	7,000	700
15:00	Event 5: High Rollers Single Day #1	50,000	4,000
18:00	Satellite 3: Last Chance “1 in 5” Main Event	6,600	600
Sat, Feb 23
13:00	Main Event Day 1C – 5 Million Guaranteed	30,000	3,000
14:00	Event 6: NLH Single Day Event #1 (Shot Clock)	7,000	700
18:00	Satellite 4: Championships Event	5,000	500
Sun, Feb 24
13:00	Main Event Day 2 – 5 Million Guaranteed	30,000	3,000
15:00	Event 7: No Limit Hold’em #1 Day 1	9,000	900
18:00	Satellite 5: Championships Event	5,000	500
Mon, Feb 25
13:00	Main Event Day 3 – 5 Million Guaranteed
13:00	No Limit Hold’em #1 Final Day
14:00	Event 8: High Rollers #1 Day 1	80,000	6,000
15:00	Event 9: Short Deck Day 1 (Shot Clock)	9,000	900
18:00	Satellite 6: Championships Event	5,000	500
Tue, Feb 26
13:00	Event 10: Pot Limit Omaha Hi	9,000	900
13:00	High Rollers #1 Final Day
13:00	Short Deck Final Day (Shot Clock)
13:30	Main Event Final Eight – 5 Million Guaranteed
15:00	Event 11: Short Deck High Rollers Single Day (Shot Clock)	50,000	4,000
18:00	Satellite 7: Championships Event	5,000	500
Wed, Feb 27
13:00	Championships Event Day 1A – 5 Million Guaranteed	45,000	4,500
14:00	Event 12: NLH Single Day Event #2 (Shot Clock)	7,000	700
18:00	Satellite 8: Last Chance “1 in 5” Championships Event	10,000	1,000
Thu, Feb 28
13:00	Championships Day 1B – 5 Million Guaranteed	45,000	4,500
14:00	Event 13: Super Deep Stack Turbo	7,000	700
17:00	Event 14: Hyper Deep Stack Turbo #1	5,000	500
22:00	APT Players’ Party
Fri, Mar 1
13:00	Championships Day 2 – 5 Million Guaranteed	45,000	4,500
14:00	Event 15A: High Rollers #2 Day 1A	60,000	5,000
15:00	Event 16: No Limit Hold’em #2 Day 1	9,000	900
18:00	Event 17: Deep Stack Turbo #1	5,000	500
Sat, Mar 2
13:00	Championships Day 3 – 5 Million Guaranteed
13:00	No Limit Hold’em #2 Final Day
13:30	Event 18: Monster Stack Day 1	15,000	1,500
14:00	Event 15B: High Rollers #2 Day 1B	60,000	5,000
18:00	Event 19: Deep Stack Turbo #2	5,000	500
Sun, Mar 3
13:00	Event 20: High Rollers Single Day #2	50,000	4,000
13:00	Monster Stack Final Day
13:00	High Rollers #2 Final Day
13:30	Championships FINAL Eight – 5 Million Guaranteed
14:00	Event 21: Deep Stack Hyper Turbo #2	5,000	500

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Taiwan is an island off the coast of China, which is also known as the Republic of China, although their much larger neighbor, the People’s Republic of China, strongly prefers it not be called that.

China itself used to be known as the Republic of China prior to the Communist Revolution, in 1949, where the old government was ousted and relocated to Taiwan. The Republic of China, or Taiwan, actually continued to represent China at the United Nations until 1971, as the legitimate government of China, but due to eventual pressures from the People’s Republic, the Communists not only took control of China’s seat but ousted Taiwan from the U.N. (1)

To this day, there’s still quite a bit of animosity between these two countries, now known simply as China and Taiwan, and the fact that for many years the mission of Taiwan was to “retake the mainland” certainly didn’t help things, although the prospects of doing that now, with China’s immense military, is beyond imagination. There have also been fears of China invading Taiwan, but they have the support of the West and that’s maybe the only thing that has saved them at this point.

Taiwan remains a separate country from China, in spite of China wanting this back, and in spite of Taiwan wanting China back. They have a good sized population of 23 million, and they are also one of the most densely populated areas in the world. This includes the city of Taipei, with a metropolitan population of over 8 million.

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Gambling on the island of Taiwan is prohibited by the criminal code of the Republic of China, other than Taiwanese being permitted to partake in state run lotteries, and the allowing of gambling during special holidays or special events.

In addition to the island of Taiwan itself, which comprises 99% of the area of the country, there are a few small islands that als