Joseroy Jeremias

Joseroy Jeremias is a Filipino poker player who has steadily participated in Asian live tournaments over the past decade. With four recorded cashes on WSOP.com and additional results from the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APT), Asian Poker Tour, and PokerStars Live events, he has built a modest but consistent tournament career. His total live earnings exceed $10,000, according to WSOP records, while the Somuchpoker Poker Index ranks him at #3,257 in the Asia-Pacific region.

Jeremias first appeared on the live tournament radar in October 2013 at the APT Asian Poker Tour – Resorts World Manila, where he placed 45th out of 389 entries in the ₱50,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event, earning ₱69,000. His next recorded cash came nearly five years later in March 2018 at the Ace Poker League – Royce Hotel & Casino, finishing 31st in a ₱27,500 Main Event for ₱45,000. These early results hinted at a player who could navigate large fields but had yet to break into the final tables.

The year 2022 marked a step up in performance. In May 2022, Jeremias finished 35th in the APT Main Event at Resorts World Manila (370 entries, ₱116,400). Four months later, he achieved his best career result to date: a 15th-place finish in the same APT Main Event, besting 497 players to earn ₱304,200 (approximately $6,500 at the time).

In 2023, Jeremias ventured to Vietnam, playing the APT Hanoi Main Event in December, where he finished 84th out of 2,350 entries, and also cashed in Event #38 (20th place, 275 entries). During the same year at APPT Manila, he made the money in the APPT Kickoff (45th of 589) and APPT National (77th of 558).

More recently, in 2026, Jeremias continued to grind regional events. He placed second in a USOP Vietnam HaLong Bay Hyper Turbo (24 entries, $1,000) and also cashed in the Manila Special Warm-up (60th of 853, $165). His consistent in-the-money rate is reflected in Somuchpoker's statistics: 12 cashes out of 16 events attended.

While detailed hand histories are scarce, Jeremias's tournament results suggest a solid, patient approach. His deep run in the 2022 APT Main Event—navigating a field of nearly 500 players—indicates a capacity to survive through mid-to-late stages. His frequent cashes but limited final tables point to a player who avoids unnecessary risks but may lack the aggressive push needed for top finishes. Observers describe him as a low-profile grinders who favors steady accumulation over flashy moves.

Joseroy Jeremias may not be a household name, but his decade-long presence in Asian tournaments demonstrates dedication and resilience. From his first cash in 2013 to a runner-up in 2026, he has shown that consistent effort can yield respectable results on the regional circuit. As he continues to play, his modest but growing resume serves as a reminder that success in poker comes in many forms.