APT India Online Main Event: Amar Mehta wins ₹17.5 lakh on PokerBaazi
Fleet Adda Desk · 6 min
Call Break (spades trump, four players, bid tricks) is huge in North India and Nepal-facing lobbies, but national press rarely prints Call Break-only crore winner lists the way it prints rummy RPL names.
What is audited and named: Asian Poker Tour’s India Online Series on PokerBaazi.com. Across eight days (30 January–6 February), the festival paid out about ₹7.75 crore to champions, per SOMUCHPOKER’s results wrap.
Amar “kidpoker0109” Mehta won the featured Main Event for ₹17,50,000 and also took the Monday Major (₹3,76,470 in the same report’s accounting of his combined ≈₹21.26 lakh series haul with trophies/rings).
Punya “madhumangal” Prabha won the Championship Event in the same festival; the Super High Roller produced the series’ largest single first prize (player “dilbaghsingh”, ₹21.25 lakh in that wrap).
We file this under Call Break because phone-first Indian trick/bid players share the same online festival calendar — and Mehta’s ₹17.5 lakh Main Event is a concrete, named cash you can verify, unlike anonymous Call Break leaderboard screenshots.
Source note: amounts and screen names follow SOMUCHPOKER’s APT India Online Series results article.
Source: SOMUCHPOKER report on APT India Online Series results (Amar Mehta Main Event).
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