Quang Minh Nguyen is a Vietnamese professional poker player who has quickly risen through the ranks of the Asian tournament scene to become a respected high-stakes regular.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, his total earnings stand at $433,715. Nguyen’s career reached a new peak in April 2025 during the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Taipei. Competing in the NTD 330,000 No Limit Hold’em APT Super High Roller , he outlasted a field of 122 entries to win the signature Pewter Lion trophy and a career-best score of NTD 9,230,920 ($283,854).
His success is built on a foundation of deep runs in major regional festivals. He secured a victory at the 2022 Poker Dream Vietnam in Hoi An, winning the Mini High Roller for VND 709,000,000 ($28,554). Additionally, he has found significant success in the VSOP Championship series in Hanoi, notably finishing 2nd in the VSOP Championship VIII Kick Off for VND 293,500,000 ($12,476) and recording multiple podium finishes in High Roller and Super Star Challenge events.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Vietnam, Nguyen has become a central figure in the country’s flourishing poker community, currently ranked 42nd on the Vietnam All Time Money List. He began recording live results in 2016 and has since transitioned from a regional grinder into a world-class competitor capable of winning on the APT’s largest stages. While much of his early success was concentrated in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, his recent victory in Taiwan signals his arrival as a serious threat on the broader international circuit.
Play Style & Strategy
Nguyen is recognized for a resilient and aggressive play style, particularly during the high-pressure stages of final tables. His performance in the APT Super High Roller demonstrated exceptional mental fortitude, as he successfully navigated a grueling heads-up battle against seasoned pro Alexander Lynskey to secure the title. Known for his tactical adaptability, he excels in both the exploitative environments of local Vietnamese fields and the elite, high-stakes fields of major Asian tours. His ability to consistently perform across various formats, including standard No Limit Hold’em and Short Deck, highlights a well-rounded strategic approach that makes him a formidable opponent.



























