Jinlong Hu 🇨🇳

Jinlong Hu was born in 1992 and lives in Nanchang City, China. He has been professionally recording live tournament results since 2018, showing a steady climb from local events to the global high roller stage. Hu is part of a new generation of Chinese players who have mastered both traditional No Limit Hold’em and the action heavy game of Short Deck. Since he began his career, Hu has demonstrated incredible focus and travel stamina. He is a frequent face at major series across Vietnam, Taiwan, South Korea, and Cyprus. While he is often private about his life outside the poker room, his results speak for themselves. He currently holds a top 50 spot on the China All Time Money List, a testament to his hard work and the respect he has earned from his peers in the community.

Jinlong Hu is widely regarded for his fearless and calculated approach to the game. His experience in high stakes Short Deck tournaments has given him a unique edge, as he is very comfortable handling large pots and high pressure situations. This boldness makes him a very difficult player to read, especially during the later stages of a tournament. His strategy is centered on patience and aggression. He is known for his ability to wait for the right opportunities but will quickly take control of the table once he finds a spot to exploit. During his APT Main Event win, observers noted how he used his chip stack to pressure opponents, showing no hesitation in making big moves. Whether he is playing in a technical EPT event or a local PokerStars tournament, Hu adapts his game to fit the field perfectly.

According to The Hendon Mob, Jinlong Hu has total live earnings of over $1.3 million. His most significant career victory came in 2024 when he won the APT Phu Quoc Main Event. He defeated a huge field of 795 entries to take home the trophy and a career best score of $185,430. Hu has also been a consistent performer on other major tours. He recorded a deep run at the 2025 Triton One Jeju, where his deep run in the Bounty Quattro event earned him $3,400. His success also extends to the WPT , highlighted by a victory in the 2023 WPT Prime Vietnam Deepstack for $5,844. Additionally, he has found success in the USOP and cashed in multiple events at the 2025 WSOP in Las Vegas. Jinlong Hu (credit: Asian Poker Tour)