Hui Ye

Yi Ye is a Chinese professional poker player from China who has become a prominent figure on the Asian tournament circuit. She is known for her consistent deep runs and major victories, including winning the 2019 China Poker Games (CPG) Championship Main Event. With close to $500,000 in total live earnings, she ranks 181st on the China All Time Money List.

Yi Ye’s early career is marked by steady results in Chinese domestic tournaments. Her breakthrough came in 2019 when she won the RMB 10,000 Main Event at the CPG Championship in Sanya Bay, earning approximately $300,855 – her largest live cash to date. This victory established her as a top competitor in China.

• 2019 CPG Championship Main Event – 1st place (~$300,855)
• 2021 TJPT Grand Finale 5-Card Omaha – 4th place (~$29,723)
• 2021 TJPT Grand Finale Turbo Event – 1st place (~$5,024)
• 2021 WSOP Online Caesars Cares Charity Event – 117th place (~$2,956)
• 2025 APT Jeju Series (South Korea) – Multiple cashes including a deep run in the Women’s Event

While specific details of her playing style are not widely documented, Yi Ye has demonstrated proficiency across multiple variants, including No-Limit Hold'em and Omaha. Her ability to consistently cash in major Asian events suggests a solid, disciplined approach with a strong understanding of tournament dynamics.

Yi Ye is recognized as one of the leading female poker players in China. Her success has helped inspire more Chinese women to participate in poker, contributing to the growth of the game in the region. She continues to be an active competitor on the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and other major tours.