Asia Pacific Poker Tour season 3 results

Below are the results of the third season of the Asia Pacific Poker Tour.[1][2] All currencies are US dollars unless otherwise stated.

Events

APPT Macao

Casino: Lisboa Hotel & Casino, Macau
Buy-in: 40,000 HKD (5,160 USD)
7-Day Event: August 24–30, 2009
Number of buy-ins: 429
Total Prize Pool: $2,080,999
Number of Payouts: 48

**Final Table**
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Dermot Blain	$541,072
2nd	Mike Kim	$384,982
3rd	Daoxing Chen	$239,315
4th	Darkhan Botabayev	$166,489
5th	Pontus Kers	$114,459
6th	Jicheng Su	$74,921
7th	Dbinder Singh	$52,030
8th	Brandon Demes	$41,619
9th	Stefan Hjorthall	$31,221

APPT Auckland

Casino: Skycity Casino
Buy-in: NZD 3,250 Buy-in
5-Day Event: October 14–18, 2009
Number of buy-ins: 263
Total Prize Pool: $581,785
Number of Payouts: 32

**Final Table**
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Simon Watt	$154,043
2nd	Gerome Guitteau	$104,676
3rd	Jason Brown	$61,061
4th	Ke Sijia	$40,707
5th	Richard Lancaster	$31,403
6th	Jens Walther	$23,261
7th	Assadour Assadourian	$17,446
8th	Lance Climo	$13,957
9th	Michael Shinzaki	$10,468

APPT Cebu

Casino: Shangri-la Mactan Resort, Cebu
Buy-in: 100,000 PHP
5-Day Event: November 11–15, 2009
Number of buy-ins: 319
Total Prize Pool: $630,312
Number of Payouts: 40

**Final Table**
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Dong-bin Han	$157,532
2nd	David Hilton	$108,210
3rd	Sim Somyung	$61,652
4th	Kevin Clark	$43,293
5th	Terry Fan	$30,826
6th	Mark Pagsuyuin	$24,448
7th	Nick Pronk	$18,602
8th	Phillip Willcocks	$14,882
9th	Alexandr Tikholiz	$11,161

APPT Sydney

Casino: Star City Casino, Sydney
Buy-in: 6,300 AUD
6-Day Event: Dez 1-6, 2009
Number of buy-ins: $2,173,038
Total Prize Pool: 396
Number of Payouts: 48

**Final Table**
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Aaron Benton	$543,807
2nd	Ernst Hermans	$349,124
3rd	Leo Boxell	$195,771
4th	Wayne Carlson	$152,266
5th	Tom Grigg	$119,638
6th	Andrew Hiscox	$97,885
7th	Barry Forrester	$76,133
8th	David Formosa	$59,819
9th	Thomas Slifka	$43,505

Notes

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