Congratulations to all APPT Season 6 Winners!

The adventure capital of New Zealand, Queenstown, played host to the opening event of Season 6 of the Asia Pacific Poker Tour, as 149 of the region’s best players gathered to do battle. The big winner was Australia’s David Allan, who scooped the title, trophy and NZD$110,600 in cash. He defeated fellow countryman Ken Demlakian after a tough heads-up, rivering a flush to beat Demlakian’s two pair.

Rising star of the UK poker scene Sam Razavi was crowned APPT champion at the Crown Casino in Melbourne, after a putting in a big performance to beat a high-class field. In all 257 registered to play the Main Event, nudging the prize pool over the AUD $1,200,000 mark. Razavi, who qualified online via PokerStars, beat Keith Walker in the heads-up when he turned a flush to beat Walker’s pocket Jacks.

Season 6 finished up with a huge event in Macau. APPT Macau: Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP) broke all kinds of records, with huge player fields and prize pools. The HKD$25,000 Warm-Up event was won by Australian Jeff Rossiter, who collected HKD$1,777,000 for first place, while Main Event honors went to Xing Zhou from China, who scooped HKD$3,547,500 and the trophy for the win.

For more on all the action from Season 6 of the Asia Pacific Poker Tour, check out PokerStars Blog and PokerStars.tv, and the official APPT website.

APPT Season 6 Results

Event	Date	Prize Pool	Winner
APPT Queenstown Snowfest	July 24-29, 2012	NZD$402,300	David Allan (NZD$110,600)
APPT Melbourne	August 30 - September 3, 2012	AUD$1,207,900	Sam Razavi (AUD$326,125)
APPT Macau: Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP) Warm Up	November 3-6, 2012	HKD$7,986,980	Jeff Rossiter (HKD$1,777,000)
APPT Macau: Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP) Main Event	November 7-11, 2012	HKD$17,305,200	Xing Zhou (HKD$3,547,500)

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