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Updated: 2026.02.14

Jing Feng Zhu is a Chinese professional poker player who has quickly risen to prominence within the Asian high-stakes circuit. Known for his technical proficiency in both turbo and high-roller formats, Zhu has become a consistent threat at major festivals in South Korea and across Southeast Asia.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With total live earnings surpassing $85,000, Jing Feng Zhu’s career reached a new peak during the 2026 season. His career-best score of $79,640 (₩114,680,000) was achieved in February 2026 at the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Jeju Classic, where he finished 3rd in the prestigious Zodiac Classic.

Other notable results include:

$2,461 for an 89th-place finish in the Poker Dream 13 Main Event in Malaysia.
$1,831 (₩2,610,000) for a runner-up finish in the APT Jeju Hyper Turbo Double Stack.
$1,811 (₩2,660,000) for an 8th-place finish in the APT Jeju Turbo Win the Button event.

Zhu’s deep run in the Zodiac Classic—where he entered the final table as a significant chip leader—has propelled him into a higher tier of the Chinese Global Poker Index (GPI) rankings and significantly boosted his poker net worth. For a full breakdown of his cashes, you can view the Jing Feng Zhu Hendon Mob Profile.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from China, Jing Feng Zhu has become a “circuit regular,” focusing his professional volume on high-profile Asian tours like the APT and Poker Dream. While his early career featured modest cashes in Malaysia, his transition to high-stakes fields in Jeju, South Korea, has defined his 2025–2026 campaign. Zhu is part of a competitive wave of Chinese players who utilize Jeju as a primary hub for international competition, often squaring off against the region’s elite in high-buy-in events.

Play Style & Strategy

Jing Feng Zhu is recognized for an aggressive, front-running style, often building massive stacks during the middle stages of a tournament. During the 2026 Zodiac Classic, he dominated the early portions of the final table, using his chip lead to apply pressure on shorter stacks. His versatility is evident in his success across varied formats, from the methodical pace of high-roller events to the high-variance environment of “Hyper Turbo” and “Win the Button” tournaments. This adaptability and fearlessness in high-leverage situations make him one of the most dangerous mid-to-high stakes regulars currently active in Asia.

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