Patrick Liang 🇹🇼

Based in Taipei, Patrick Liang is a cornerstone of the CTP Club Asia Poker Arena . He represents the elite wave of Taiwanese talent that has transitioned from local high-volume games to major international championships. While heavily active in the domestic Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) and Asian Poker Tour (APT) circuits, Liang is also a frequent traveler, recording major scores in South Korea, Malaysia, Macau, and the United States. He is highly respected for his technical mastery of niche formats, including 5-Card PLO and Double Board Bomb Pots, where he has captured multiple titles in the Gods of Poker (GOP) series.

Patrick Liang is recognized for a highly aggressive and adaptive tournament strategy. He is equally comfortable in the grueling multi-day structures of Main Events as he is in the high-pressure environment of “Turbo” and “Hyper Turbo” formats. His success in both High Roller and small-field specialty events highlights a deep understanding of stack dynamics and exploitative play. During his runner-up finish in the Poker Dream Super High Roller, peers noted his tactical discipline and ability to outmaneuver elite international competition. This strategic versatility makes him a perennial favorite for “Player of the Series” honors in any major Asian festival.

According to The Hendon Mob, Patrick Liang has accumulated nearly $800,000 in total live earnings. He currently ranks 26th on the Taiwan All Time Money List. His career-best score occurred in January 2025 at Poker Dream 15 in Malaysia, where he finished as the runner-up in the Super High Roller for MYR 455,359 (~USD 101,320). Other major career highlights include: 1st Place: Red Dragon Mini Main Event (Jeju 2025) for ₩56,036,000 (~USD 38,533). 4th Place: WPT Prime Korea Main Event (2025) for ₩46,920,000 (~USD 32,874). 1st Place: APT Taipei 2025 Super Hyper Turbo for NT$ 71,510. 1st Place: APT Taipei 2023 Turbo 8 Max for NT$ 117,600. Deep Run: 2025 WSOP Main Event (Las Vegas), finishing 1,387th for USD 15,000. Patrick Liang (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)