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Abraham Ceesvin is a Singaporean professional poker player and a seasoned regular on the Asian Poker Tour (APT) circuit, known for his ability to navigate massive tournament fields.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
With over $1.27 million in total live earnings, according to The Hendon Mob, Abraham Ceesvin is climbing the Singapore All-Time Money List. His career-best live cash of $464,170 came from winning the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Main Event in Jeju, South Korea, in September 2025.
APT Jeju Main Event Champion:
Abraham Ceesvin’s landmark victory at the APT Jeju Main Event in 2025 saw him defeat a record-breaking field of 1,693 entries to claim the top prize of $464,170. This win secured him the iconic 24-carat APT Gold Lion trophy and was the largest tour prize ever won in Korea at the time. This win was especially significant following near-misses in previous APT Main Event final tables, including a runner-up finish at the APT Taipei Poker Classic in 2024 for $251,163.
Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Singapore, where he currently resides, Ceesvin has become one of the most consistent players on the modern APT circuit. He is recognized as a persistent competitor, having cashed in eight of the 13 APT Main Events played in the “New Era”. His dedication to the tour is evident through deep runs and final table appearances dating back several years, including a fifth-place finish at the APT Incheon Main Event in 2023.
Play Style & Strategy
Ceesvin is a seasoned tour regular whose game has evolved through experience. Following his second-place finish in Taipei, he reflected on having lacked experience in earlier final tables, but showed significant improvement by securing the APT Jeju title. His victory at Jeju showcased a mix of patience and skill at crucial moments, overcoming a final table where he started seventh in chips. His ability to repeatedly achieve success across different APT stops confirms him as an adaptable and formidable opponent in large-field No Limit Hold’em tournaments.
