Jeremy Je Min Chan 🇲🇾

Originally from Malaysia and currently residing there, Jeremy Je Min Chan has transitioned from a regional competitor to a high roller regular on the international stage. While he is a staple of the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and the Poker Dream series, he has also expanded his reach to European soil, recording a final table finish at the 2025 Poker EM in Austria. His rapid ascent is reflected in his Global Poker Index (GPI) ranking, where he reached a career high of 739th in the world during late 2025.

Jeremy Je Min Chan is known for a calculated and high pressure tournament strategy, often excelling in “High Roller” and “Super High Roller” formats where technical precision is paramount. During his runner up finish at the 2025 APT Incheon Super High Roller, he demonstrated elite resilience and stack management while navigating a world class final table. His tactical approach combines a disciplined understanding of high stakes No Limit Hold’em with the aggression required to thrive in large field championships, a skill evidenced by his ability to consistently reach final tables in the most competitive festivals across Malaysia, South Korea, and Taiwan.

With over $477,000 in total live earnings, Jeremy Je Min Chan currently ranks 37th on the Malaysia All Time Money List. According to The Hendon Mob, his career best live cash of KRW 223,790,000 (~$160,428) was achieved in August 2025 at the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Incheon, where he finished as the runner-up in the APT Super High Roller 8 Max event. The year 2025 has been a definitive breakout season for Jeremy Je Min Chan, yielding over $362,000 in tournament winnings alone. His recent triumphs and records include: Runner-up, APT Incheon Super High Roller (August 2025) for $160,428. 5th Place, Poker Dream 17 Malaysia Super High Roller (April 2025) for $48,531. Winner (Record), Poker Dream 17 Malaysia High Roller (April 2025) for $18,102. 7th Place, APT Taipei Single Day High Roller (April 2025) for $6,509. 14th Place, APT Championship Taipei Ultra Stack Championship (November 2025) for $11,215. Jeremy Je Min Chan (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)