Chun Lung Wong 🇭🇰

Chun Lung Wong has a background that spans both the US and Asia, often listed with ties to California and Hong Kong. This international experience has given him a unique perspective on the game, allowing him to adapt to different styles of play. Over the last few years, he has focused heavily on the Asian circuit, frequently appearing at the CTP Asia Poker Arena in Taipei and various venues in Jeju, South Korea. Since he began recording live results, Wong has shown a steady climb in stakes. He started with smaller buy in events before transitioning into High Roller tournaments and major Main Events. His ability to consistently finish at the final table in different countries shows he is not just a one hit wonder but a dedicated pro who travels wherever the best action is located.

Chun Lung Wong is known for a disciplined and patient approach to tournament poker. He excels in No Limit Hold’em, particularly in events with large fields where endurance and mental toughness are required. By staying calm under pressure, he is able to make deep runs even when the blinds are high and the stacks are shallow. His strategy focuses on prying open opportunities in the middle to late stages of a tournament. He has a great sense of timing, which helped him defeat South Korea’s Jangwoo Lee in the final heads up battle for his ZSOP title. Whether he is playing a fast paced Turbo or a slow structured Main Event, Wong’s versatility allows him to switch gears based on his opponents’ tendencies.

According to The Hendon Mob, Chun Lung Wong has total live earnings of over $467,000. His career reached a new high in March 2026 at the ZSOP The Horse Awakens festival in Taipei. Wong outlasted a huge field of 775 entries to win the golden horse trophy and a massive NTD 1,060,000 (~$33,105) top prize. Wong has also proven himself on the biggest stages in the world. He has multiple cashes at the WSOP in Las Vegas, including deep runs in the Monster Stack and Freezeout events. His largest single score actually came from South Korea in 2025, where he won the Korea Poker Cup Main Event for $136,896. He is also a regular in Triton series events and has notched deep runs in APT tournaments, including a 3rd place finish in the 2026 K Poker Cup Challenger Event for $52,974. ZSOP 2026 Chun Lung Wong