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Teck Hong Ho is a Malaysian professional poker player who has become a frequent and successful figure in the Southeast Asian tournament circuit, particularly within the Poker Dream and Asian Poker Tour (APT) series.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
With total live earnings of approximately $35,914, Teck Hong Ho is a steady climber on the Malaysian All Time Money List. His career is defined by consistency in mid-stakes regional events rather than a single massive outlier, reflecting a disciplined grind in the Asian market.
His most notable recent performance occurred in August 2025 at Poker Dream 18 Malaysia, where he navigated a massive field to reach the final three tables of the Main Event, eventually finishing 23rd. This deep run against international competition solidified his reputation as one of the more resilient tournament players in the region.
Key Career Milestones:
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Total Live Earnings: ~$35,914
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Best Live Cash: $7,801
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Malaysia All Time Money List Rank: 192nd
For a detailed breakdown of his cashes, visit the Ho Teck Hong Hendon Mob Profile.
Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Malaysia, Ho has been active in the live tournament scene for several years, with his volume increasing significantly between 2023 and 2025. He is primarily associated with the Malaysian poker community but frequently travels to neighboring hubs like Taiwan and the Philippines for major festivals. Ho’s background represents the “new wave” of Asian players who have transitioned from local home games to becoming professional mainstays at high-profile events like Poker Dream.
Play Style & Strategy
Ho is known for a calculated and patient tournament strategy, which has served him well in the large-field, often high-variance events common in Asian festivals. His ability to consistently navigate deep into multi-day events—such as the Poker Dream Main Event—demonstrates strong mental stamina and a solid understanding of bubble dynamics. While often playing a solid, fundamental-based game, his results in various “Turbo” and “Monster Stack” formats suggest he is also proficient at making the aggressive adjustments necessary for fast-paced short-stack play.
