Andrew Xu
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Andrew Xu 🇦🇺

Originally from Australia and currently residing...

Nationality: Australia Place of birth: No information available 居住地:Sydney
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⭐ SPI
412
💰 Total Prize Money
$32,257
🎯 Largest single prize
$7,040

Contestant Introduction

Originally from Australia and currently residing in Sydney, Xu has successfully transitioned from a domestic competitor to an international title-holder. While he built his initial bankroll through online success, highlighted by his six-figure score in the WSOP Online Circuit, he has recently focused his efforts on the booming Asian market. His victory in Manila solidified his reputation as a “Super Deep” specialist, capable of navigating technical, multi-day structures against diverse international fields.

Gameplay Overview

Xu is recognized for a resilient and highly clinical tournament strategy, particularly excelling in deepstack and high-pressure endgame scenarios. His performance at Manila Megastack 22 showcased a fearless approach to heads-up play, where he effectively utilized positional pressure and calculated aggression to seal his victory. Whether navigating the high-variance fields of the WSOP online or the technical demands of the APPT and Megastack circuits, Xu’s strategy relies on a strong understanding of tournament dynamics and a “Monster Stack” discipline that allows him to capitalize on deep-structure play.

Bonuses and Career Highlights

Total prize money
$32,257
Largest single prize
$7,040
Best ranking
No data available.
SPI
412 / #3,879 / 2026年

According to The Hendon Mob, Andrew Xu has accumulated total live earnings of $138,138. He is currently ranked 2,068th on the Australia All Time Money List and has maintained a consistent winning trajectory throughout 2025. His career-best score and a defining professional moment came in March 2025 at Manila Megastack 22. Competing at the PokerStars LIVE Manila , Xu outlasted a competitive field to emerge as the Super Deep Champion , defeating Edilberto Gopez heads-up to secure the PokerStars Spadie trophy and PHP 305,272 (∼$5,300). Xu has demonstrated exceptional form with several other notable international scores: Manila Megastack 22 (March 2025): In addition to his title, he recorded a 13th-place finish in the PHP 50,000 No Limit Hold’em – Survivor KO for PHP 30,000 (∼$524). WSOP Winter Online Circuit (2020): He achieved a massive breakout performance on the global stage, finishing 2nd in the $800 Monster Stack for $105,339 after a grueling final table battle. Australian Domestic Circuit: Xu remains a regular force in his home country, frequently recording cashes in major Australian festivals throughout late 2024 and early 2025. Andrew Xu