Bao Qiang Ho 🇸🇬

Originally from Singapore, where he continues to reside, Bao Qiang Ho has transitioned from a regional competitor to a regular on the world stage. While he built his early resume with numerous cashes at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas, including a Main Event cash as early as 2018, he has recently focused on the elite Triton Series and Asian Poker Tour (APT) circuits. His ability to compete in both large-field domestic tournaments and exclusive six-figure buy-in events highlights his versatility.

Known for a fearless and high-pressure play style, Bao Qiang Ho excels in high-stakes No Limit Hold’em formats. Live reporting from major events often highlights his ability to go on “heaters,” leveraging chip leads to dominate final table bubbles. His strategy involves a sophisticated understanding of stack depth, frequently navigating the complex dynamics of “Superstar” and “High Roller” fields where ICM pressure is at its peak. Whether in turbo bounty formats or deep-stack championships, his aggressive adaptability makes him a formidable opponent.

With over $1,828,000 in total live earnings, Bao Qiang Ho currently sits in the top 3 of the Singapore All Time Money List. His career trajectory saw a massive surge in 2025, during which he accumulated more than $1,224,000 in winnings alone. According to The Hendon Mob, his career-best live cash of $477,000 was achieved in September 2025 at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Jeju II , where he finished 9th in the $100,000 NLH Main Event. Other prestigious scores include a 7th place finish in the $25,000 Triton WPT Global Slam for $260,000 and a deep run in the 2025 WSOP $10,000 6-Handed Championship, where he earned $34,124. These consistent results at the highest stakes have significantly established his status in the global high-roller community. His recent records show high-level consistency across multiple international festivals. In late 2025, he secured several notable finishes at the APT Championship Taipei , including a 12th place finish in the Freezeout Championship for $6,395 and a 9th place finish in a Pot Limit Omaha event. Earlier in the year, he also found success in the Philippines, capturing a score of over $143,000 in February 2025. Bao Qiang Ho (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)