Cheng Yen Lo

Cheng Yen Lo is a professional poker player from Taiwan, China, born in the 1990s. As of 2023, his global poker ranking is 17,618th, with total live tournament earnings reaching $189,181.

Lo's poker career began in the mid-2010s, mainly active in the Asian poker circuit. He has cashed multiple times in tournaments in Taiwan and Macau, with his best result including a 7th place finish in the 2018 APT Macau Main Event (prize approximately $25,000). Additionally, he earned a final table seat in the 2020 WSOP Online Series.

Lo is known for his tight-aggressive style, adept at deep stack strategy and bubble exploitation. He focuses on hand reading and opponent range analysis, often applying pressure post-flop using positional advantage.

Lo is jokingly called "Little Cannon of Taiwan" in the poker community, famous for a successful bluff with a "flush and straight draw" in the APT Macau Main Event. He is also one of the few Taiwanese players who compete in both international poker and short-deck games.

Lo's development experience suggests to amateur players that systematic study of range theory and the ICM model (Independent Chip Model) is key to improvement. Through online training and review, he gradually transitioned from a recreational player to a semi-professional player.