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Updated: 2025.12.10

Kim Minkoo is a poker player from the United States who has recently emerged on the Asian poker circuit, specifically competing in major festivals in South Korea.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

As an emerging presence on the live tournament scene, Kim Minkoo’s total live earnings currently stand at approximately $2,800 according to The Hendon Mob.

His most notable recorded result came in late 2025 at the Paradise Poker Series (PPS) in Incheon, South Korea. He made a deep run in the KRW 550,000 No Limit Hold’em Mini Main Event, cashing for KRW 4,000,000+ (approx. $2,872), signaling his entry into the competitive Asian field.

Biography & Poker Background

While representing the United States, Kim is an active participant in the flourishing East Asian poker market. He has been spotted competing at Paradise City Incheon, one of the premier poker destinations in the region.

Unlike high-volume grinders, Kim appears to be selective with his tournament appearances, focusing on value-heavy events like the Paradise Poker Series which attract a mix of local recreational players and international pros.

Play Style & Strategy

Kim currently focuses on No Limit Hold’em tournaments. His result in the PPS Mini Main suggests a capability to navigate large-field tournaments with variable stack depths. As his career progresses on the circuit, his play style is expected to evolve to adapt to the aggressive tendencies typical of the Korean and Asian fields.