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Updated: 2026.02.13

Pussacha Nonsing is a professional poker player from Thailand who has emerged as one of the most consistent female competitors in the Asian poker circuit. Known for her high volume of cashes and aggressive tournament style, she has become a mainstay of major festivals across Taiwan, South Korea, and the Philippines.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

As of February 2026, Pussacha Nonsing has accumulated over half a million in total live earnings, placing her in the top 45 of the Thailand All Time Money List according the The Hendon Mob. Her career reached a spectacular peak in 2025 at the Triton One in Jeju, South Korea, where she finished in 111th place in the Triton One Main Event (Event #8) for a career-best cash of USD 14,900.

Nonsing is widely recognized for her dominance in the “Women’s Event” categories but has also proven her ability to compete in open fields. Her major highlights include:

2nd place: APT Taipei 2025 Women’s High Roller for TWD 387,500 (~USD 12,002).
4th place: 18th Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) High Roller for TWD 122,900 (~USD 4,178).
111th place: Triton One Jeju Main Event for USD 14,900 (her best USD-equivalent cash).
2nd place: APT Manila Classic 2025 Women’s Event and Hyper Turbo High Roller.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Thailand, Pussacha Nonsing has transitioned from a dedicated enthusiast to a traveling professional regular. She is a familiar face at the CTP Club Asia Poker Arena in Taipei and major Asian Poker Tour (APT) stops. Nonsing’s rise is part of the broader growth of Thai poker talent on the international stage. She is highly regarded for her mental stamina and her ability to maintain a high frequency of cashes, recording over 25 results in the last two years alone.

Play Style & Strategy

Pussacha Nonsing is known for an opportunistic and high-pressure tournament strategy, particularly excelling in Turbo and Win The Button formats where hand selection and timing are paramount. Her performance in the APT Taipei Women’s High Roller showcased her ability to navigate elite fields and maintain composure during high-stakes final table play. Her strategy often balances solid fundamental No Limit Hold’em with sharp exploitative adjustments against the regional player pool, making her a perennial threat in any “Queen of the Series” or “Player of the Series” race.

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