Lili Tang
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Lili Tang 🇨🇳

Tang Lili is a Chinese player currently residing in China. She is a regular on the Asian Poker Tour. She has extensive tournament experience and has won numerous prizes, including in Korea...

Nationality: China Place of birth: No information available Place of residence: No information available
📚 Ranking already included
#100
⭐ SPI
3,066
💰 Total Prize Money
$471,926
🎯 Largest single prize
$258,470

Contestant Introduction

Tang Lili is a Chinese player currently residing in China. She is a regular on the Asian Poker Tour. She has extensive tournament experience, having won numerous prizes in events in South Korea, Macau, Thailand, and the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Barcelona. Prior to her breakthrough performance in the 2025 Main Event, she has already made a name for herself in several tournaments in China and other regional events.

Gameplay Overview

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Lily Tang is widely recognized as a formidable opponent, especially in major tournaments. Her run to the final table in the record-breaking APT Main Event demonstrated her ability to maximize her winnings from strong hands and seize opportunities precisely. Her outstanding performances in high-stakes events, including her eventual victory and strong showing in the Main Event, demonstrate her composure and competitiveness under pressure, making her a rising star to watch.

Bonuses and Career Highlights

Total prize money
$471,926
Largest single prize
$258,470
Best ranking
#100
SPI
3,066 / #405 / 2026

According to Hendon Mob, Lili Tang's total live poker winnings exceed $303,170, placing her among the top 300 on the all-time Chinese poker money list. Her career-high live winnings are $258,651, earned from a runner-up finish in the APT Main Event in Jeju Island, South Korea, in September 2025. Previously, in the same event, Tang won her first APT title, taking home the 25th event – the Women's Event – for 5,041,280 KRW (approximately $3,601). She fought her way through the Main Event, ultimately finishing as runner-up and earning a spot in the APT Main Event, her highest winnings to date. These achievements significantly boosted her poker net worth. (Photo courtesy of the Asian Poker Tour)