Harry Halim is a professional poker player from Indonesia based in New York City, who has made significant strides on the international circuit through 2025 and into 2026. Ranked among the top 20 on the Indonesia All Time Money List, Halim competes regularly across major Asian festival stops including Manila and Jeju, with a runner-up finish at the Gods of Poker and a deep run in the GOP Manila Super High Roller among his standout results.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With total live tournament earnings of $74,413 (according to The Hendon Mob), the bulk of Halim’s recorded earnings have been accumulated from 2025 onward. His career-best live cash of $26,170 came during this breakout period.

Notable results include:

• August 2026: 1st place in the Super High Roller Warm Up (PHP 150,000 buy-in, 32 entries) at APPT Manila 2026 for PHP 1,460,000 (~$23,770).
• August 2026: 2nd place in the GOP Manila Super High Roller (PHP 428,000 buy-in, 21 entries) for PHP 2,138,900.
• December 2025: 2nd place in the KRW 600,000 No Limit Hold’em Titan Stack Turbo at Gods of Poker Eden Awakens in Jeju, South Korea.
• Late 2025: Cash in the Manila Megastack 22 Main Event for $1,382.

Halim currently holds 18th place on the Indonesia All Time Money List and a Global Poker Index ranking of 10,004th, with 701.35 GPI points placing him 11th among Indonesian players in GPI standings.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Indonesia and now based in New York City, Halim has rapidly established himself as a visible competitor at international festivals. While he competes regularly in major Asian hubs including Jeju and Manila, he is also active on the Western circuit. His rise through the Indonesian national rankings during 2025 places him among a competitive group of Indonesian professionals increasingly prominent in the global mid-stakes community.

Play Style & Strategy

Halim has demonstrated particular proficiency in No Limit Hold’em, with results across both large-field Main Events and fast-paced turbo side events pointing to an adaptable tournament approach. His runner-up finish in the Titan Stack Turbo in Jeju highlights a strong grasp of short-stack dynamics and the ability to maintain precision as blind levels escalate. His 2nd-place finish in the GOP Manila Super High Roller - a 21-entry high-stakes field - further demonstrated the ability to compete at the top end of the buy-in scale.

Social Media & Online Presence

• The Hendon Mob Profile