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Updated: 2025.12.05

Ting Wei Li is a Taiwanese poker player who rose to prominence in 2025. She delivered a career-defining performance at the WPT Prime Taiwan Championship, where she nearly became the first female champion in WPT Prime history, ultimately finishing as the “Last Woman Standing.”

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

Ting Wei Li has accumulated over $110,000 in total live earnings, with virtually all of her tracked success coming from her spectacular deep run in August 2025.

Her breakout moment occurred at the WPT Prime Taiwan 2025 (Main Event). Facing a massive field of 1,470 entries, Li navigated to the final table and reached the final three players. She eventually finished in 3rd Place, earning a massive payout of TWD 3,200,000 (~$106,418). This single score catapulted her into the spotlight of the Asian poker community.

Prior to this major six-figure score, she had recorded smaller cashes in local Taiwanese events, including a victory in a CTP Weekly Tournament in 2023, showing her progression from club regular to major finalist.

Biography & Poker Background

Ting Wei Li is a local regular in the Taipei poker scene, frequently playing at the Asia Poker Arena (CTP). Her 2025 WPT Prime run was significant not just for the money, but for the narrative: she was the last female player remaining in the field, outlasting notable pros like J.J. Liu and Kitty Kuo.

During the final table, she was briefly in the driver’s seat during three-handed play, holding the chip lead against the eventual winner, Hyundong Lee, and runner-up Ci Hong Ho. However, after losing two crucial all-in confrontations against Lee, her historic run came to an end on the podium.

Play Style & Strategy

Li’s performance at the WPT Prime final table showcased fearless aggression. Live updates reported her willing to play back at opponents with 4-bets preflop (showing an Ace) to assert dominance. Her ability to build a stack in a 1,400+ player field suggests a strong understanding of tournament survival and selective aggression.