The Asian Poker Tour has launched its new APT Leaderboards, giving players a single place to view their results from the New Era.
Player profiles now include APT titles, cashes, total winnings and rankings across several categories. The Leaderboards are updated after each APT festival, once the latest results have been processed.
Punnat Punsri Leads the Winnings Leaderboard
Punnat Punsri currently tops the Winnings Leaderboard with USD 1,411,477.
His APT record dates back to 2019, and he became the first Main Event champion of the New Era after winning the APT Taipei 2023 Main Event.
Nevan Chang is close behind on USD 1,299,051, with Nishant Sharma third on USD 1,248,891.
Chang recorded his first APT cash at APT Taipei 2019 and added another major result by winning the Superstar Challenge at APT Jeju 2026. That Jeju result had not yet been added when APT published the Leaderboards. APT said it was set to move Chang into first place unless Punsri added enough winnings before the festival ended.
Sharma’s position is driven largely by his victory in the inaugural APT Championship Main Event in 2025, where he earned USD 1,186,880.
Four Players Share the Lead With 10 APT Titles
Mark Furniss, Jarryd Godena, Li Ta Hsu and Yang Lu are tied at the top of the Titles Leaderboard with 10 titles each.
Furniss was the first player of the New Era to reach double figures.
Most of the quartet’s titles have come outside No Limit Hold’em. APT festivals regularly feature variants such as Omaha, Stud, Draw and mixed games.
Sparrow Cheung Tops the Cashes Leaderboard
Sparrow Cheung leads the Cashes Leaderboard with 77 New Era cashes, followed by Nevan Chang with 67 and Horace Leung with 54. Lin Hua Wei sits fourth.
Hong Kong players are particularly well represented, accounting for five of the current top 10 places.
Hikaru Hishinuma Leads the Women’s Leaderboard
The Women’s Leaderboard counts results from all APT tournaments, not only Women’s Events.
Hikaru Hishinuma leads with USD 286,846 in winnings. One of her biggest results came at the APT Championship 2025, where she finished fifth in the Super High Roller Championship.
Lili Tang is second with USD 270,526 after finishing runner-up in the APT Jeju 2025 Main Event.
Natalia Rozova ranks third with USD 245,397. Her APT results include victory in the Zodiac Classic at APT Phu Quoc 2024. Lin Hua Wei is fourth with USD 205,873.
Calvin Lee Leads the High Roller Standings
Calvin Lee sits at the top of the High Roller Leaderboard with USD 1,226,145.
The standings cover non-turbo High Roller events on the APT, including the Superstar Challenge and Baby Superstar Challenge.
Lee won the Superstar Challenge at APT Incheon 2025 before adding the Superstar Championship at APT Championship 2025.
Punnat Punsri is second with USD 951,811 and also won the Superstar Challenge at APT Incheon 2026.
Daniel Neilson is third on USD 942,627. His results include victory in the APT High Roller at APT Manila 2024.
Tony Lin sits fourth after an exceptional run at APT Jeju Classic 2026, where he won the APT Super High Roller and Superstar Challenge at the same festival.
No Player Has Won a Second Mega Lion Yet
The Mega Lions Leaderboard covers the APT Main Event, APT Super High Roller and APT High Roller at festival stops outside the APT Championship.
APT Jeju 2025 Main Event champion Abraham Ceesvin currently holds the records for the most Main Event cashes, with nine, and the most Main Event final tables, with four.
Every Mega Lion winner currently has one trophy. No player has yet won a second.
APT updates the Leaderboards after each festival once the latest results have been processed.
