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Wong Yeuk Shing is a professional poker player from Hong Kong who has established a consistent presence within the Asian live tournament circuit.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Wong Yeuk Shing has accumulated $7,945 in total live tournament earnings. His career-best live cash of $1,554 was achieved in March 2025 at the Zodiac Series of Poker in Taipei City, where he finished 13th in the NTD 15,000 No Limit Hold’em Zodiac Horse Freezeout.
His other significant results include:
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4th Place: APL Hong Kong Main Event (February 2023) for $1,260.
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4th Place: APT Championship Taipei (November 2025) in the NTD 7,000 No Limit R.O.E.D.S. Hyper Turbo for $733.
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37th Place: HKPPA Premier League Main Event (November 2024) for $1,364.
Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Hong Kong, Wong Yeuk Shing has become a frequent traveler on the regional circuit, with cashes recorded in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. Shing has successfully transitioned from local events to major international series, showing a particular affinity for the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and various series held at the CTP Club in Taipei. His steady rise in the rankings places him within the top 710 players on the Hong Kong All Time Money List.
In late 2025, Shing demonstrated strong form during the APT Championship Taipei, securing a final table appearance in the R.O.E.D.S. Hyper Turbo event. His ability to cash in diverse formats, from deepstack events to hyper-turbos, solidifies his reputation as a versatile competitor in the mid-stakes Asian market.
Play Style & Strategy
Wong Yeuk Shing is recognized for an adaptable tournament strategy, excelling in both standard No Limit Hold’em and mixed-game formats like R.O.E.D.S. His results in short-format “Hyper Turbo” events suggest a strong understanding of push-fold ranges and late-stage aggression. Furthermore, his consistent deep runs in large-field events in Taiwan indicate a disciplined approach to navigating the variance of the modern Asian poker scene.
