Tan Si Han (often listed as Si Han Tan) is a professional poker player from Singapore who has rapidly risen as one of the most consistent performers in the Southeast Asian circuit. He is currently ranked 61st on the Singapore All Time Money List and 40th in the Singapore Global Poker Index (GPI) rankings.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
With total live tournament earnings of $152,013, Tan Si Han has transitioned from a regional regular to a significant tournament winner. He recently crossed the $100,000 milestone following a dominant 2025 season.
Key tournament highlights include:
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Poker Dream 19 Malaysia (2025): Captured his first major regional title by winning the Monster Stack event for a career-best $26,289 (RM 110,000).
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Poker Dream 13 Malaysia (2024): Nearly claimed a Main Event title, finishing 4th for $62,914 (RM 281,100), which remains his largest single live cash.
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Poker Dream 15 Malaysia (2025): Continued his consistency in massive fields, finishing 5th in the Malaysia Open for $11,350 (RM 50,500) and recording a 177th-place finish in the Main Event.
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Taiwan Millions Tournament (TMT) (2024): Demonstrated his international reach by securing a deep run in the Sunday Challenge in Taipei, finishing 16th for $1,430.
For a detailed breakdown of his 45+ recorded tournament cashes, you can view the Tan Si Han Hendon Mob Profile.
Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Singapore, where he currently resides, Tan Si Han is part of the “new wave” of professional Singaporean players who have capitalized on the booming poker markets in Malaysia, Taiwan, and Vietnam. He is a frequent traveler to Resorts World Genting in Kuala Lumpur, a primary hub for the Poker Dream series, where he has recorded over 20 cashes in a two-year period. Since 2024, his global ranking has surged, reaching a peak of #7,462 in the world according to the Global Poker Index.
Play Style & Strategy
Tan Si Han is recognized for a highly versatile and resilient tournament strategy, particularly excelling in Monster Stack and Mystery Bounty formats. His victory in the Poker Dream Monster Stack—a format that rewards patient accumulation and long-form endurance—highlights a strong fundamental grasp of No Limit Hold’em and disciplined stack management.
Furthermore, his success in Win the Button and Turbo side events suggests an adaptable edge, capable of switching to an aggressive, high-pressure style when blind levels are accelerated. His ability to consistently reach final tables in fields exceeding 1,500 entries (such as the Malaysia Open) marks him as one of the most clinical “in the money” finishers currently active in the Singaporean poker community.











