Sai Hang Jason Chau
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Sai Hang Jason Chau 🇭🇰

Originally from and residing in Hong Kong, Sai H...

國籍:Hong Kong 出生地:暫無資料 居住地:Hong Kong
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⭐ SPI
SPI : (#1)
💰 總獎金
$72,105
🎯 最大單筆獎金
$28,470

選手介紹

Originally from and residing in Hong Kong, Sai Hang Jason Chau has become a familiar face at major festivals throughout Asia, particularly in Taiwan, South Korea, and the Philippines. His career reached a significant milestone in 2024 when he surpassed $100,000 in live earnings following high-profile cashes at WSOP Paradise and the Asian Poker Tour.

打法概述

Sai Hang Jason Chau is known for a resilient and tactical approach to tournament play, often excelling in “Freezeout” and “Main Event” structures. His ability to navigate massive fields, evidenced by his record-breaking win in Manila and deep runs in the Zodiac Classic, demonstrates strong ICM awareness and high-pressure decision-making. His performance at final tables, including a notable double knockout with pocket aces during his Jeju run, showcases a player capable of capitalizing on high-variance moments to secure top-tier results.

獎金與職涯亮點

總獎金
$72,105
最大單筆獎金
$28,470
最佳排名
暫無資料
SPI
#1

According to The Hendon Mob, Sai Hang Jason Chau has accumulated $264,838 in total live earnings. He currently ranks 74th on the Hong Kong All Time Money List. His career-best live cash stands at $110,200, which he earned for a 72nd-place finish in the $25,000 WSOP Paradise Main Event in December 2024. Chau’s recent triumphs highlight his growing dominance in the region. In February 2025, he claimed his first major title by winning the Classic Micro Main Event at APT Manila Classic, Philippines 2025 , defeating a record-breaking field to take home the Silver Lion trophy and approximately $6,660. He followed this with a massive deep run at APT Jeju 2024, where he finished 2nd in the Zodiac Classic for $64,164. In late 2025, he continued his streak with a 3rd-place finish in the NTD 35,000 Freezeout at the APT Championship Taipei City for $6,157. Sai Hang Jason Chau (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)