Mei Qing Goh is a Singaporean professional poker player who has become a recurring face in the Asian poker circuit, particularly excelling in the high-energy tournament atmosphere of the Philippines.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, her total live earnings stand at $1,182, with recent data from the late 2025 season showing continued growth in her professional resume. She has demonstrated a strong aptitude for navigating specialized fields, particularly in “Ladies” and fast-paced turbo events. Her career-best score of $495 came in October 2025 at the APPT Manila Championship, where she finished 7th in the PHP 10,000 No Limit Hold’em – 15/10/5 event.
Goh followed this performance with a highly successful run at the Manila Megastack 23 in December 2025. During this series, she reached the final table of the PHP 10,000 Ladies Event, finishing 5th for PHP 25,500 (~$435). She also secured a deep run in the PHP 15,000 Knockout tournament at the same festival, placing 25th in a field of 185 entries for PHP 15,000 (~$255). Her consistent ability to reach the money has earned her a spot in the top 1,300 on the Singapore All Time Money List.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Singapore, Goh is part of a sophisticated wave of data-driven players who apply analytical backgrounds to the felt. Outside of poker, she is a master facilitator and data storytelling expert with 15 years of experience in statistics. Her transition to live poker has seen her become a regular at major Southeast Asian stops, including the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) and the Asian Poker Tour (APT). She is often found competing in major venues like Okada Manila, which has served as a central hub for her recent tournament successes.
Play Style & Strategy
Goh is recognized for a disciplined and mathematically grounded approach to the game, likely influenced by her professional background in statistics. She has shown particular proficiency in shorter-handed and high-variance formats, such as Super Hold’em (3 Hole Cards) and Knockout tournaments, where navigating non-traditional dynamics is key. Her perfect “In The Money” (ITM) rate at the late 2025 Manila Megastack series highlights a resilient and patient tournament strategy that allows her to survive through massive regional fields into the final stages.
















