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Updated: 2025.12.24

Weng Yuen Sin is a tournament poker player from Malaysia. As of late 2025, he is an active participant in the Southeast Asian poker scene, frequently competing in major regional series such as the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and the World Poker Tour (WPT) Prime.

Career Earnings & Ranking

As of December 2025, Weng Yuen Sin has established a consistent presence on the Singaporean all-time list:

Total Live Earnings: 20,405 USD (The Hendon Mob)
Best Live Cash: 5,813 USD
Singapore All-Time Money List: 1,039th
Global Poker Index (GPI) Ranking: 121,405th

2024–2025 Season: Regional Consistency

The 2025 season has seen Sin expand his volume across different Asian poker hubs, notably in Vietnam, Taiwan, and his home region.

WPT Prime Taiwan (August 2025): Recorded a notable finish in the TWD 33,000 WPT Prime Main Event, finishing 112th in a massive field for 1,980 USD (TWD 64,000).
APT Taipei (April 2025): Demonstrated deep-field navigation in the TWD 50,000 APT Main Event, reaching the money to finish 184th for 2,150 USD.
Vietnam Poker Circuit: Sin is a regular entrant in Hanoi-based events, where he has recorded multiple final table appearances in Deepstack and Turbo side events throughout the first half of 2025.

Playing Style & Technical Profile

Residing in Singapore, Sin is part of a growing community of local players who travel to take advantage of the high-value “Main Event” structures now prevalent in the Asian market.

His play style is characterized by:

Main Event Specialist: A significant portion of his results comes from navigating the large, multi-day fields of the APT and WPT circuits, indicating a disciplined approach to long-duration tournament structures.
Short-Handed Aggression: His side event results in 2025 show several deep runs in Turbo and 6-Handed formats, suggesting a strong grasp of late-stage aggression and short-stack mathematics.
Regional Expertise: Having competed extensively in the Hanoi and Taipei “metas,” Sin has adapted his game to the aggressive post-flop play commonly found in these fields.