Jun Keat Lee
Malaysia
Jun Keat Lee is a Malaysian poker player with a net worth of $26,600 in Asia-Pacific and over $15,000 in online WSOP earnings. He consistently cashes in live events, including a 10th-place finish in Poker Dream 19 Main Event for $10,500 and deep runs in APT Taipei and Poker Dream series.
Overview
Jun Keat Lee is a professional poker player from Malaysia, known for his consistent in-the-money finishes across multiple live and online tournaments. According to Somuchpoker, his estimated net worth in the Asia-Pacific region stands at $26,600, with a biggest single cash of $10,465. He has attended 12 live events, cashing in every single one.
Live Tournament Results
Lee has built a solid record in Asian tournaments, particularly in the Poker Dream series and the Asian Poker Tour (APT).
- APT Taipei 2026 Main Event (buy-in 55,000 TWD, 2,354 entries) – 180th place for $3,900.
- Poker Dream 21 Malaysia Open (April 2026, buy-in 1,500 MYR, 1,913 entries) – 39th place for $1,700.
- Poker Dream 20 Main Event (February 2026, buy-in 2,400 MYR, 1,570 entries) – 142nd place for $1,500.
- Poker Dream 19 Main Event (October 2025, buy-in 3,200 MYR, 1,547 entries) – 10th place for $10,500.
- Poker Dream 17 (April 2025, 640 entries) – 43rd place.
- Poker Dream 13 (November 2024, 1,768 entries in Main Event, 138 entries in a side event) – 167th place in Main Event and runner-up in a side event.
- Poker Dream 11 (August 2024, 308 entries) – 2nd place.
His ability to consistently reach the money in large fields demonstrates his patient and selective approach.
Online WSOP Performance
Lee also has a substantial online presence on WSOP.com, where he has recorded 20 cashes between 2021 and 2024, totaling $13,000 in prize money (with some adjustments for bounty events). His best online result came in the 2023 WSOP Online #22: $400 COLOSSUS, where he finished 214th out of 43,338 entries for $3,250. Other notable online finishes include:
- 2023 WSOP Online #14: THE BIG $500 Bounty NLH – 911th for $313 (plus bounties).
- 2023 WSOP Online #11: $100 FLIP & GO – 165th for $1,333.
- 2023 WSOP Online #7: $210 Mystery Millions – 3,006th for $398.
- 2022 WSOP Online #6: $210 MYSTERY BOUNTY – 669th for $2,308.
- 2022 WSOP Online #1: $108 Bankroll Builder – 374th for $1,807.
His online earnings across all platforms exceed $15,000, and his total recorded live earnings in Asia-Pacific surpass $26,000, indicating a steady career trajectory.
Playing Style & Reputation
Based on his consistent cashes and deep runs in both live and online events, Lee is perceived as a disciplined player who avoids unnecessary risks. His preference for mid-stakes tournaments and ability to navigate large fields suggest strong fundamentals in position play and bankroll management.
Legacy
While not yet a household name globally, Jun Keat Lee represents the growing talent pool from Malaysia in the Asian poker scene. His 100% cash rate in attended live events (12 for 12) is a remarkable statistic, highlighting his ability to outlast the competition. As he continues to accumulate results, he may become a regular contender in major Asian series.
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