Sumire Hori is a rising Japanese poker player who has quickly become a consistent performer in the Asian circuit, excelling in both Ladies Events and large-field Main Events across Taiwan, Vietnam, and Japan.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Sumire Hori’s career earnings are on a steep upward trajectory in 2025.
She achieved a significant career milestone at the APT Championship Taipei 2025 (November 2025). Navigating a massive field in the Main Event, she made a deep run to finish in 45th place, securing a payout of TWD 727,800 (~$22,500). This result stands as one of the largest single scores of her career to date.
Prior to this, she claimed a trophy at the Grand Loyal Poker Championship (GLPC) in Hanoi (October 2025), where she won the Women’s Event title. She is also a regular casher in her home country, with final table appearances at the Japan Open Poker Tour (JOPT).
Biography & Poker Background
Hailing from Japan, Sumire Hori is part of the influx of Japanese talent dominating the Asian poker scene. She has built a reputation for consistency, frequently traveling to major stops like the USOP, APT, and WPT Prime.
Her performance in the APT Taipei Main Event – where she outlasted nearly 98% of the field – signals her successful transition from mid-stakes events to competing deep in major championships.
Play Style & Strategy
Hori is known for her solid tournament fundamentals and resilience in large fields. Her recent results demonstrate versatility, showing she can close out smaller fields (winning the GLPC Ladies Event) and navigate the endurance tests of multi-day Main Events (APT Taipei) with equal proficiency.
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