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Updated: 2026.01.10

Chun Lung Wong is a professional poker player from the United States (residing in San Leandro, California) who has achieved international prominence in 2025. He is currently ranked among the top players in the world following a career-defining victory in South Korea.

Career Earnings & Ranking

As of late 2025, Wong has solidified his status as a high-stakes professional with significant financial and ranking milestones:

Total Live Earnings: USD 293,869 (The Hendon Mob).
Best Live Cash: USD 141,255, achieved in April 2025.
Global Poker Index (GPI) Ranking: 2,028th.
California All-Time Money List: 1,161st.
United States All-Time Money List: 5,913th.

2025 Season: The Korea Poker Cup Triumph

The 2025 season has been the most successful of Wong’s career, highlighted by his first six-figure score and a major international title.

Korea Poker Cup Main Event (April 2025): Wong emerged as the champion of the 2025 Korea Poker Cup Main Event in Jeju, South Korea. He outlasted a field of 1,228 entries to claim the top prize of USD 141,255 and the winner’s trophy.
APT Championship Taipei (Nov 2025): Recorded a deep run in the 7-Max Championship event.
APT Taipei (April 2025): Secured a cash in the APT Main Event, which featured a field of 2,547 entries.
RGPS Dream Factory (Nov 2025): Competed in the RunGood Poker Series in Lincoln, California.

Playing Style & Background

Originally known for his success on the WSOP.com and California circuits, Wong is recognized as a technical specialist in large-field No-Limit Hold’em structures.

Large Field Navigation: His victory in the Korea Poker Cup (1,228 entries) and deep runs in APT events (2,500+ entries) demonstrate a high-level proficiency in navigating massive tournament fields.
Technical Adaptability: His success in the heads-up deal during the Korea Poker Cup, where he agreed to shorten blind levels to increase the pace of play, highlights his comfort in high-pressure, rapid-blind environments.
Hybrid Success: Beyond live poker, he maintains an active online presence with over USD 100,000 in total online earnings, including several final table appearances in WSOP Online Circuit events.