I joined the Somuchpoker team in January 2025 as Head of Live Poker. With a strong background in client relations, I bring a fresh perspective and a customer-focused approach to everything we do. For me, delivering an outstanding customer experience is the top priority. It’s not just about running smooth and professional live poker events – it’s about making sure every player, partner, and guest feels truly valued and appreciated.My goal is to elevate Somuchpoker’s live events to a new level, combining operational excellence with a human touch that sets us apart in the global poker scene.

Updated: 2026.01.31

Somphone Ung is a Canadian poker player who is a regular competitor on the North American circuit and has recently gained recognition for significant results on the international stage in Cambodia.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With over $40,000 in total live earnings (according to The Hendon Mob), Somphone Ung achieved his career-best live score in January 2026. Traveling to Southeast Asia for the World Poker Tour (WPT) Cambodia, he made a deep run in the Championship Warm Up event, ultimately finishing in 4th place for $16,416.

This was not his first success in the region; he previously cashed in the WPT Cambodia Mystery Bounty in 2024. Aside from his Asian exploits, Ung is a consistent grinder in North America, recording results on the WSOP Circuit at stops such as Calgary, Tulsa, and Council Bluffs.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Montreal, Canada, Somphone Ung is a familiar face in the Canadian poker scene, often competing at venues like the Playground Poker Club. While his foundation is in the North American mid-stakes circuit, his repeated trips to NagaWorld in Phnom Penh demonstrate a commitment to traveling for high-value festivals. His transition from local circuit events to international final tables highlights his growth as a player.

H2: Play Style & Strategy

Somphone Ung’s resume suggests the versatility of a seasoned traveling grinder. His ability to cash in diverse locations – from the freezing winters of Calgary to the tropical climate of Cambodia – shows he can adapt to different player pools and styles. His 4th place finish in the WPT Warm Up indicates strong survival skills in large-field tournaments and composure at the final table.

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