Hangbing Wang

Hangbing Wang is a Chinese poker player who has competed in both live and online tournaments, primarily on the World Series of Poker (WSOP) circuit. His career spans over a decade, with recorded cashes from 2012 to 2026.

Wang made his first recorded WSOP cash in 2012 at Event #59: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em, finishing 61st out of 4,620 entrants for $8,857. Five years later, in 2017, he placed 17th in Event #1: $565 Casino Employees No-Limit Hold'em (651 entrants) earning $2,274. These two results combine for $11,131 in WSOP earnings.

In 2026, Wang traveled to Jeju, South Korea for The Lord Poker Tournament (TLPT) Jeju 2026 Main Event. He finished 50th out of 968 entries in the Circuits Main Event (buy-in: 1,750,000 KRW), collecting $4,890. This cash represents his largest recorded live result outside the WSOP.

Public information on Wang's playing style is limited, but his ability to cash in large-field events (4,620 and 968 entrants) suggests a patient, tournament-tuned approach. His WSOP cash in the Casino Employees event indicates he may have worked in the casino industry, though this is unconfirmed.

While not among the most famous Chinese players, Wang's consistent participation in major events across different eras—from 2012 WSOP to 2026 TLPT—demonstrates longevity in the professional poker scene. His cumulative recorded live earnings stand at approximately $16,021.