Feng Ji Chua is a Singaporean professional poker player who has become a prominent regular on the Asian tournament circuit, particularly known for his deep runs in major festivals across the Philippines, Taiwan, and Cambodia.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Feng Ji Chua has total earnings of $65,654. His most significant career achievement occurred in March 2023 at the World Poker Tour – WPT Prime Cambodia, where he reached the final table of the $1,100 Main Event. He ultimately finished in 7th place, securing his career-best live cash of $26,510.
Chua has also found consistent success in the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) . In October 2024, he finished as the runner-up in the APPT Manila Championship SuperStack for PHP 156,000 (~$2,702). Earlier in 2022, he demonstrated his expertise in the Philippines by winning the PHP 15,000 Manila Megastack 16 Kickoff event for PHP 258,000 (~$4,691). His resume also includes scores in the United States, notably a deep run in the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) $600 Ultra Stack, where he cashed for $1,860.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Singapore, where he currently resides, Chua emerged as a steady competitor in the mid-stakes Asian market. He has traveled extensively across the region to compete, with a heavy volume of results in major hubs like Manila, Taipei, and Phnom Penh. His ability to consistently cash in various regional tours such as the APT, WPT Prime, and Manila Megastack series has established him as a respected figure among the Singaporean poker community, ranking 125th on the Singapore All Time Money List.
Play Style & Strategy
Chua is known for a resilient and opportunistic tournament style, often showing comfort in high-pressure situations. During his WPT Prime Cambodia run, he was noted for his ability to navigate short-stack situations and use his time banks effectively to analyze complex spots. His strategy appears to be well-rounded, as he has recorded cashes in traditional No Limit Hold’em, as well as variant formats like Big O and Knockout tournaments, suggesting a high level of tactical adaptability.





















