Teeraphat Rangkatekarn
Teeraphat Rangkatekarn is a professional poker player residing in Thailand known for his high volume of tournament cashes and consistent deep runs, particularly on the Asian Poker Tour (APT).
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
With over $108,000 in total live earnings, according to The Hendon Mob, Teeraphat Rangkatekarn is ranked 35th on the Thailand All Time Money List. His career-best live cash stands at $86,901. His significant cashes in 2025 contribute substantially to his poker net worth.
Recent triumphs highlight his breakthrough performance:
- Career-Best Cash (APT): He secured his largest prize by finishing 3rd in the Ultra Stack Championship (NT$25,000 buy-in) at the APT Championship in Taipei City in November 2025. He earned NT$2,665,400 (~$86,901) for the third-place finish.
- APT Final Table: At the same series, he also finished 4th in a NT$35,000 No Limit Hold’em Freezeout event, earning NT$146,000 (~$4,719).

Biography & Poker Background
Teeraphat Rangkatekarn is a native and resident of Thailand. His tournament schedule is characterized by heavy engagement with the APT circuit, where he is noted for achieving a seven-figure chip stack and leading Flight A of the National Cup Championship. He consistently posts cash across Taiwan and Vietnam, confirming his focus on the regional scene.
Play Style & Strategy
Rangkatekarn is known for his ability to achieve massive stacks in the opening flights of large tournaments, having been the only player to crack the million-chip mark in Flight A of the National Cup Championship. His run to 3rd place in the Ultra Stack Championship demonstrated his high-level endurance and discipline. He was eliminated after muscling his queen-three offsuit into a massive stack shove by Gyeongbyeong Lee ‘s king-deuce suited, highlighting a willingness to take a chance late in the game.


Zoe Chang is SoMuchPoker's Live Content and Tournament Analyst, covering live poker festivals across Asia Pacific and writing the site's SPI Score player ranking series, tracking results and rankings across markets including Hong Kong, Japan, the UK, the US, India and Australia.
























