Terry Gonzaga 🇵🇭

Originally from the Philippines and residing in Pasig City, Terry Gonzaga has been a fixture in the Asian poker community for years. He is a familiar face at major regional hubs, particularly in tournaments sponsored by PokerStars Live Manila and the Asian Poker Tour. His background is that of a dedicated live grinder who rarely misses a major festival on home soil. Unlike players who chase only the largest buy-ins, Gonzaga maintains a high volume of play across various stakes, evidenced by his consistent deep runs in everything from “Kickoff” events to Main Events.

Gonzaga is known for his exceptional skill in Mixed Games, frequently making deep runs in tournaments that combine No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha. His victory in the NLH/PLO event at the APPT Manila Championship highlights his proficiency in games that require complex post-flop adjustments and format-switching. He combines this technical versatility with the patience of a veteran. Whether navigating the massive fields of a Kickoff event or the volatile swings of a PLO final table, Gonzaga employs a balanced strategy that allows him to consistently reach the money and contend for trophies across different disciplines.

Terry Gonzaga According to The Hendon Mob, Terry Gonzaga has amassed $713,066 in total live earnings, a figure that places him 17th on the Philippines All Time Money List. His career is defined by longevity and a high volume of results, with his resume boasting a substantial “Best Live Cash” of $172,867, underscoring his ability to compete for significant prize pools. Gonzaga has enjoyed a prolific 2025 season, particularly in Manila. In January 2025, he kicked off the year by winning the Manila Megastack 21 Kickoff event for ₱411,200 ($7,051). He continued this form into the APPT Manila Championship in October 2025, where he claimed a title in the NLH/PLO Mixed Game for ₱317,650 ($5,475). Most recently, at the Manila Megastack 23 in December 2025, he finished 3rd in the Sunday Millions for ₱430,000 ($7,300), further solidifying his status as a local heavyweight.