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Updated: 2025.12.24

Di Fei Wu (also appearing in records as Difei Wu) is a professional poker player from China. As of late 2025, he has emerged as a high-performing regular on the Asian circuit, particularly dominating events in South Korea. He is recognized for his elite field navigation in Freezeout and Championship structures.

Career Earnings & Ranking

As of December 2025, Di Fei Wu has established a strong professional presence in the regional rankings:

Total Live Earnings: 47,510 USD (The Hendon Mob)
Best Live Cash: 10,025 USD
China All-Time Money List: 1,536th
Global Poker Index (GPI) Ranking: 10,544th (climbing significantly in Q4 2025)

2025 Season: The “Jeju Mastery”

The 2025 season has been a breakout year for Wu, with a series of high-profile final table appearances and deep runs in the most prestigious festivals in East Asia.

APT Jeju (October 2025): Recorded his career-best score by finishing 3rd in the 1,500,000 KRW No Limit Hold’em – Freezeout (Event #92). He earned 10,025 USD (14,100,000 KRW), demonstrating high technical proficiency in a format that rewards disciplined, one-shot tournament play.
Red Dragon Poker Tour (RDPT) Jeju (July 2025): Maintained a high volume of success throughout the summer:
- 60th place in the 2,500,000 KRW Red Dragon Championship for 4,818 USD.
- 16th place in the 2,000,000 KRW Red Dragon Mini Main Event for 3,206 USD.
- 3rd place in the 300,000 KRW Flip Out for 999 USD.
Gods of Poker (GOP) Eden Awakens, Jeju (December 2025): Continued his late-year momentum by finishing 11th in the Pandora’s Mystery Bounty for 1,529 USD (2,250,000 KRW).

Playing Style & Background

Residing in China, Wu is part of a dedicated cohort of mainland professionals who have made Jeju their primary competitive hub.

His play style is characterized by:

Freezeout Discipline: His podium finish in the APT Freezeout indicates an advanced understanding of survival-oriented strategy and an ability to protect a tournament life in fields where re-entries are not an option.
Championship Stamina: Consistently reaching the money in “Mini Main” and “Championship” structures—which often feature multi-day schedules—points to high mental endurance and a strong late-stage tactical game.
Bounty/Variant Adaptability: His results in Flip Out and Mystery Bounty events suggest a versatile range, allowing him to adjust his aggression levels based on the specific incentives of modern tournament structures.