Chung Heng Chan 🇭🇰

Originally from Hong Kong, Chan has centered much of his professional career around the booming poker hubs of Taiwan and South Korea. He is a frequent competitor at the Chinese Texas Hold’em Poker Club (CTP) in Taipei, which serves as a primary venue for his most significant scores. Over the last two years, Chan has transitioned from a local enthusiast to a consistent professional grinder, significantly climbing the Hong Kong All Time Money List. His dedication to the regional circuit has made him a familiar face at Asian Poker Tour (APT) and AJPC events, where he continues to build his reputation as a versatile tournament specialist.

Chan is recognized for a disciplined and highly clinical tournament strategy. His ability to secure multiple titles within a single series, such as his double win at the AJPC Samurai Circuit, highlights his stamina and tactical consistency. He appears particularly adept at navigating the unique dynamics of Bounty and Turbo formats, where he utilizes a well-timed aggressive approach to maximize his equity. His results in larger-field events like the RDPT and APT demonstrate a refined understanding of mid-to-late stage tournament play, allowing him to maintain composure and exploit opponents as the bubble approaches.

According to The Hendon Mob, Chung Heng Chan has accumulated total live earnings of $56,615. His career-best performance came in October 2025 at the Harbour Poker Cup (HPC) in Taipei. Competing in the NTD 10,700 + 1,300 10th Anniversary HKPPA x CTP Joint Championship, Chan outlasted a competitive field to secure 1st place and a payout of NTD 475,100 (∼$15,635). Chan’s 2025 season was particularly prolific, marked by multiple titles and final table appearances. In November 2025, he secured back-to-back victories at the All Japan Poker Championship (AJPC) Samurai Circuit in Taipei, winning the NTD 10,200 + 1,800 AJPC × Gold Dragon event for NTD 150,400 (∼$4,887) followed by a win in the NTD 7,000 + 1,000 Ninja Closing Event for NTD 116,800 (∼$3,795). He also showcased his skill in high-pressure environments by finishing 2nd in the HPC Mystery Bounty for NTD 102,700 (∼$3,374). On the international stage, he recorded a notable 134th-place finish in the KRW 2,500,000 Main Event at Red Dragon Poker Tour (RDPT) Jeju for KRW 5,150,000 (∼$3,684). Chung Heng Chan