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Updated: 2026.01.12

Yuan Qin is a Chinese poker player who has recently made headlines on the Asian circuit with a standout performance at the Korea Poker Cup in Jeju.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With over $201,000 in total live earnings (according to The Hendon Mob), Yuan Qin secured his most significant result during the 2025 season. His breakout moment came in April 2025 at the Korea Poker Cup (KPC) Jeju, where he navigated a field of over 1,200 entries to reach the final table of the Main Event.

Qin finished in 5th place, earning a career-best score of KRW 51,500,000 (~$36,200). This deep run in a major international field marked his arrival as a serious competitor in the region.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from China, Yuan Qin is an emerging talent in the East Asian poker scene. He focuses primarily on festivals held in South Korea, specifically in Jeju, which has become a central hub for Asian poker. His performance at the KPC Jeju demonstrates his ability to compete against both regional regulars and international pros in large-field tournaments.

Play Style & Strategy

Reports from the KPC Jeju final table highlight Qin’s aggressive and high-variance style. He was observed making bold isolation shoves and playing actively with shorter stacks to maintain tournament life. In one crucial hand, he shoved over the top of a short stack with King-Ten, only to run into Pocket Aces, illustrating his willingness to take calculated risks to accumulate chips rather than laddering up passively.

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