Seok Won Pak
South Korea
Seok Won Pak is a South Korean poker player who has competed in major Asia-Pacific tournaments, including the APPT Manila 2025 Main Event where he placed 40th out of 1,246 entries. His live tournament earnings in the region exceed $4,500, with consistent in-the-money finishes.
Player Overview
Seok Won Pak (also known as Seokwon Park) is a professional poker player from South Korea. He has been active in the Asia-Pacific live tournament circuit, particularly in events hosted by PokerStars Live and the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT). His recent appearances highlight his ability to navigate large fields and secure cashes.
Tournament Results
In 2025, Seok Won Pak participated in two notable events. At the APPT Manila 2025 Main Event (July 31 – August 4, 2025), he finished 40th out of 1,246 entries with a buy-in of 80,000 PHP, earning approximately $4,200 USD. Earlier that year, at the Manila Super Series 22 Megastack (June 7, 2025), he placed 11th out of 277 entries (buy-in 3,500 PHP), winning $305 USD.
Career Statistics
According to Somuchpoker, Seok Won Pak's estimated net worth in the Asia-Pacific region is $4,530, with his biggest single cash being $4,225. He has attended two live events and cashed in both, demonstrating a strong early track record in tournament play.
Playing Style
While limited public information is available, his results suggest a patient and disciplined approach, capable of outlasting large fields. Further details about his specific strategies remain unpublished.
Background
Details about Seok Won Pak's early life and entry into poker are not widely documented. He represents the growing presence of South Korean players on the international stage, and his recent performances indicate potential for future success in high-stakes tournaments.
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