Chang Huang

Chang Huang is a Chinese-American poker player currently ranked approximately 26,038 in the world. His career live tournament earnings exceed $120,000, accumulated through a mix of World Series of Poker side events, World Poker Tour stops, and smaller regional tournaments.

Huang’s notable results include two cashes in the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood. In 2024, he finished 151st for $7,000, and in 2026, he placed 115th for another $7,000, totaling $14,000 from WPT events alone. According to available sources, his best live cash came from a WSOP event where he made the final table, earning approximately $30,000. He has also recorded consistent results in daily and weekly tournaments, building a steady bankroll.

Huang is described as a tight-aggressive (TAG) player. He is selective with starting hands but will widen his range in position. He makes efficient use of continuation betting and precise value bets on the river. His style relies more on mathematical calculation and hand reading than on bluffing. He is known in poker circles as a “math player” who quickly calculates pot odds and implied odds at the table.

Outside poker, Huang is an amateur marathon runner, believing that the discipline and patience of long-distance running translate well to the poker felt. He credits poker theory books such as Super/System and Harrington on Hold’em for shaping his foundation. He emphasizes strict bankroll management and thorough hand history review as keys to long-term success.