Leon Tay
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Leon Tay 🇸🇬

Originally from Singapore, Leon Tay has successf...

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⭐ SPI
5,306
💰 Tổng tiền thưởng
$92,075
🎯 Giải thưởng lớn nhất dành cho một cá nhân
$14,415

Giới thiệu thí sinh

Originally from Singapore, Leon Tay has successfully transitioned his analytical skills into a professional poker career. He is a frequent traveler on the Asian circuit, with a significant portion of his results coming from major festivals in Taiwan and Malaysia. Tay is now recognized as one of Singapore’s most consistent “grinders” in mid-to-high stakes regional events.

Tổng quan về lối chơi

Leon Tay is widely regarded as a specialist in “Turbo” and “Hyper Turbo” formats, where his ability to navigate short-stack situations and apply ICM pressure (Independent Chip Model) is elite. His aggressive and composed table presence allows him to excel in fast-paced fields, as evidenced by his multiple titles in high-variance structures.

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Tổng số tiền thưởng
$92,075
Giải thưởng lớn nhất dành cho một cá nhân
$14,415
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SPI
5,306 / #137 / 2026年

According to The Hendon Mob, Leon Tay has accumulated $95,074 in total live earnings. He currently ranks 93rd on the Singapore All Time Money List. His career-best live cash of $14,394 was achieved in November 2025 at the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Championship in Taipei City , where he finished as the runner-up in the NTD 15,000 Friday Freezeout. Tay’s breakout year in 2024 saw him claim back-to-back APT titles in just two days. He first secured his maiden APT trophy in the Hyper Turbo – Super Hold’em (Event #94) and followed it immediately with a victory in the Hyper Turbo – Win the Button (Event #105). Recently, in September 2025, he added another title to his resume by winning Event #10 at the Zodiac Series of Poker II in Taipei for $4,025. Leon Tay (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)