Marcuss Liow

Marcuss Liow is a professional poker player from Malaysia, primarily active on the Asian tournament circuit. He has been competing since at least 2013, with a focus on events such as the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) and Asian Poker Tour (APT). Liow's career is marked by consistent cashes and deep runs, though he has not yet secured a major title. His total live earnings exceed $39,000 according to WSOP records, with additional cashes in the Philippines and other regional stops.

Liow’s first recorded cash came in 2013 at the APT Philippines Main Event, where he finished 19th for ₱141,000. He followed this with success in 2016, placing 44th in the APPT Manila Main Event for ₱122,900, and later that year, finishing 16th in the APT Philippines Main Event for $9,700—one of his largest cashes.

In 2017, he placed 43rd in the APT Philippines Championship for $1,710. His most notable run came in 2019 at the APPT Manila Main Event, where he finished 34th out of 1,135 entries, earning ₱257,500. He also cashed in the 2020 Red Dragon Manila event (68th place) and the 2024 APPT Manila Main Event (69th for $1,300).

Liow has earned six cashes at the World Series of Poker (WSOP), totaling $39,577. His best WSOP finish came in the 2025 WSOP Event #48: $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Championship, where he placed 181st out of 7,575 entries for $4,738. Other WSOP results include a 15th place in an online event for $7,705 and a 75th place for $10,560, though specific details are limited.

Public information about Liow’s playing style is scarce, but his results suggest a solid, patient approach suited to large-field tournaments. He tends to perform well in deep-stacked structures, often surviving past the money bubble and into mid-late stages. His adaptability across different buy-in levels (from $1,000 to ₱92,000) indicates a versatile game.

While Marcuss Liow may not be a household name, he represents the consistent, skilled Malaysian player who competes regularly on the Asian poker circuit. His persistence over more than a decade and ability to cash in high-profile events like the WSOP and APPT earn him respect among peers. As the Malaysian poker scene continues to grow, Liow’s track record serves as an example of long-term dedication.