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Chia Lin Huang is a professional poker player from Taiwan who has become a dominant figure in the local high-stakes circuit, specifically within the Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) series.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
With over $246,000 in total live earnings (according to The Hendon Mob), Chia Lin Huang ranks 80th on the Taiwan All Time Money List as of late 2025. The player’s career is characterized by deep runs in Taipei-based festivals and a strong conversion rate in High Roller events.
The 2025 season was a breakout year for Huang. He kicked off the year with a major victory at the 17th Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) in January. Huang triumphed in the NT$ 60,000 No Limit Hold’em High Roller, defeating a tough field to secure his first major title and a career-best live cash of NT$ 1,124,800 (~$34,171).
He continued to post impressive results throughout the year. At the 18th TMT in July 2025, Huang narrowly missed another title, finishing 2nd in the NT$ 50,000 High Roller (Event #42) for NT$ 296,200 (~$10,113) and placing 3rd in the Master Event for NT$ 158,700 (~$5,398). Additionally, he was a finalist in the TMT 17 Bubble Rush, finishing 2nd for NT$ 39,100.
Biography & Poker Background
Hailing from Taiwan , Chia Lin Huang is a regular at the Chinese Texas Hold’em Poker Association (CTP) club in Taipei. His rise in the rankings is closely tied to the Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) brand, where he has achieved the majority of his significant scores.
His ability to compete in High Roller fields – often featuring buy-ins of NT$ 50,000 to NT$ 60,000 – demonstrates that he is well-established in the Taiwanese mid-to-high stakes community. In 2025 alone, he made multiple final tables in events ranging from “Daily Deepstacks” to “High Rollers,” showcasing his volume and dedication to the grind.
Play Style & Strategy
Chia Lin Huang’s results highlight a player who thrives in No Limit Hold’em tournaments with aggressive structures. His victory in a High Roller and a runner-up finish in a “Bubble Rush” event suggest a strong understanding of ICM (Independent Chip Model) and short-stack dynamics.
His consistent performance in TMT High Rollers indicates he is comfortable playing against the region’s toughest regulars, utilizing a strategy that balances survival in large fields with the aggression needed to close out final tables.
