Janette Dee
Janette Dee has been a long-time writer for Somuchpoker, focusing on poker news, tournament coverage, and industry developments across the Asia-Pacific region. With a deep-rooted passion for the game and firsthand experience at the tables, Janette offers a unique perspective as both a recreational player and a dedicated journalist.
Haorun Sun Makes History in WPT Prime Thailand Exhibition Championship
China's Haoran Sun emerged victorious as the first ever WPT Prime Thailand Exhibition Championship winner, navigating a marathon 2,337-entry field to claim the title, the trophy, and the lion’s share of the THB 75,488,000 (~USD 2.3M) total travel fund prize pool.
Cards in the Air at WPT Prime Thailand Exhibition
The doors to the inaugural WPT Prime Thailand Exhibition officially opened on July 31st at UOB LIVE, Emsphere Mall, in the heart of Bangkok.
Shih Chen Tai Triumphs in Record Breaking TMT 18 Main Event
Shih Chen Tai triumphs in record-breaking TMT 18 Main Event, lifting the iconic Incense Cedar TMT Main Event trophy and claiming the NT$ 6,400,000 (~US$ 215,860) top prize.
TDA Continental Summit 2025: Asia Joins Global Conversation on Poker Standards
The inaugural WPF + TDA Continental Summit: Asia Edition, held on July 21, 2025 at the CTP Asia Poker Arena in Taipei, marked a milestone moment for poker across the region. More than just a forum for standardizing rules, the summit sparked a lively and insightful discussion that reflected just how far Asian poker has come and where it’s headed next.
Taiwan Millions Tournament 18 Main Event Off to a Fiery Start; Zeng Chen Wei Sets The Bar
The Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) has become one of Asia’s most beloved poker series, drawing massive fields while endlessly spotlighting the region’s rising talent.
TMT 18 Opening Week Shatters Expectations; Main Event Set to Break New Ground
TMT 18 is set to take over the region running from July 10th through July 28th at the CTP Asia Poker Arena and Red Space. The homegrown Taiwan Millions Tournament is expected to draw a massive 10,000 Main Event entries.
