Poker player

Koun Chhoy

Australia

Koun Chhoy is an Australian poker player who competed in live tournaments primarily between 2008 and 2009. He cashed in events such as the Victorian Poker Championships and the Joe Hachem Deep Stack Series, with his largest recorded cash being AUD $7,140 for 26th place in the 2008 Victorian Poker Championships Main Event.

Career earnings: $ 64,4100 views

Overview

Koun Chhoy is an Australian poker player who participated in several live tournaments in Australia and New Zealand during the late 2000s. While not a household name, his recorded cashes provide insight into his competitive activity.

Tournament Results

Chhoy's results are documented on PokerNetwork, a major Australian poker portal. His largest known cash came in 2008:

  • 2008 Victorian Poker Championships – Event #13 Main Event: 26th place for AUD $7,140.
  • 2008 Victorian Poker Championships – Event #9 No Limit Hold'em 6-Handed: 15th place for AUD $2,450.

In 2009, he cashed in the Joe Hachem Deep Stack Series at Crown Casino:

  • 2009 Joe Hachem Deep Stack Series – Event #6 $340 No Limit Hold'em Terminator: 7th place for AUD $1,792.
  • 2009 Joe Hachem Deep Stack Series – Event #3 $230 Pot Limit Omaha (2nd Chance Format): 13th place for AUD $400.
  • 2009 Joe Hachem Deep Stack Series – Event #1 $230 No Limit Hold'em: 47th place for AUD $400.

Notable Hands

During the 2008 PokerNews Cup Championships in Australia, Chhoy was eliminated in a hand against Danny Tang. According to a PokerNews report, on a flop with [K♠ Q♦ 4♦], Chhoy moved all-in with [J♦ 10♦] for a flush and straight draw. However, Tang held [A♦ 7♦] for the nut flush draw, and after blanks on the turn and river, Tang won with ace-high. Chhoy was eliminated from the event.

Summary

Koun Chhoy's recorded live tournament earnings amount to at least AUD $12,182 (approximately USD $8,500 at the time). He appears to have been active primarily in the Australian poker scene, with no known results after 2009. His profile remains that of a tournament grinder who achieved modest success in regional events.

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