Tyler Adams is a Canadian professional poker player who has rapidly established himself as a dominant force in the Asian tournament circuit, particularly within the competitive fields of Taiwan and the Philippines. Known for his technical versatility, he has successfully transitioned his game to the international stage, securing multiple high-stakes titles and deep championship runs.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, his total earnings stand at $139,183. Adams enjoyed a breakout year in 2025, claiming his most significant career victories during major festivals in Southeast Asia. His career-best live cash of $12,091 was achieved in November 2025 at the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Championship Taipei, where he finished 3rd in a NT$10,000 No Limit Hold’em event.
His resume is highlighted by a major title at the 2025 Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) Manila Championship, where he outlasted a field to win the PHP 30,000 No Limit Hold’em – Double Stack event for PHP 343,220 (∼$5,915). Earlier during that same Manila stop, he finished 5th in a Knockout event for PHP 67,000 (∼$1,155) and 38th in the APPT National for PHP 78,000 (∼$1,342). He continued his elite form in Taipei, securing multiple runner-up finishes on the APT circuit, including the Hyper Turbo Natural Eight’s for NTD 153,100 (∼$4,899) and the Pot Limit Omaha – Turbo for NTD 61,200 (∼$1,950).

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Canada, Tyler Adams has become a prominent “poker nomad,” traveling extensively to compete in major hubs such as Manila, Taipei City, and Las Vegas. While he built his foundation in North American events like the WSOP International Circuit in Montreal and the Deerfoot Summer Super Stack in Calgary, his trajectory shifted significantly in 2024 and 2025 as he prioritized the aggressive Asian market. He is frequently seen at PokerStars Live and APT events, where he has successfully integrated into the high-volume, championship-level circuit.
Play Style & Strategy
Tyler Adams is known for an exceptionally versatile and technical tournament style, excelling across No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha formats. His results, characterized by final table appearances in “Double Stack,” “Hyper Turbo,” and “PLO” events, suggest a profound understanding of varied stack dynamics and game-specific equity. He is particularly dangerous in the late stages of championship fields; during the APT National Cup in Taipei, live reporting highlighted his ability to navigate massive player pools, entering final day play with one of the top ten chip counts. This assertive and adaptable approach has established him as a consistent threat on the mid-to-high stakes international circuit.


















