Chih Hsuan Chiang is an emerging tournament poker player from Taiwan who has become a consistent presence in the massive-field tournament circuit of East Asia. As of late 2025, he has established a reputation for elite field navigation, particularly within the Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) flagship events.
Career Earnings & Global Ranking
As of December 2025, Chih Hsuan Chiang is recognized as a rising mid-stakes regular with high efficiency in regional championships:
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Total Live Earnings: USD 14,028 (The Hendon Mob).
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Global Poker Index (GPI) Ranking: 13,907th.
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Taiwan All-Time Money List: 590th.
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Best Live Cash: USD 2,365, achieved in late 2025.
2024–2025 Season: The “Marathon” Specialist
The 2025 season has been the most active period of Chiang’s career, characterized by deep runs in some of the largest entry-pool tournaments in the world.
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TMT Championship 2025 (October 2025): Recorded his career-best score in Taipei, finishing 116th out of 1,076 entries in the TMTC Main Event for USD 2,365 (TWD 73,000).
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TMT 18 Main Event (July 2025): Demonstrated exceptional resilience by navigating a field of 8,478 entries—one of the largest in Asian poker history—to finish 91st for USD 1,865 (NTD 55,000).
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TMT Championship Mini Main (2024): Secured a top-tier finish, placing 20th for USD 1,565 (NT$ 50,300).
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TMT Championship Kick Off (2024): Finished 38th in the series opener for USD 635.
Playing Style & Biography
Residing in Taiwan, Chiang is a prominent member of the Chinese Texas Hold’em Poker Club (CTP) community and a regular at the Asia Poker Arena.
His play style is characterized by:
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Elite Field Navigation: His ability to reach the top 1% of an 8,400-entry field and the top 10% of a 1,000-entry field indicates a sophisticated understanding of late-stage tournament dynamics and bubble survival.
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In-The-Money (ITM) Efficiency: Throughout the 2024–2025 period, Chiang maintained a remarkably high ITM rate (exceeding 80% in major attended festivals), suggesting a disciplined approach to risk management and “small-ball” technicality.
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Main Event Resilience: Unlike many players who focus on side events, Chiang’s most significant results consistently come from flagship “Main” and “Mini-Main” structures, proving his stamina for multi-day championship play.




















