Xuân Long Lê

Xuân Long Lê, a Vietnamese poker player, currently ranked 28,619th in the world, with career total earnings exceeding $110,000. In 2023, he won a gold bracelet at the World Series of Poker (WSOP), becoming the second Vietnamese player to achieve this honor.

The highlight of Xuân Long Lê's poker career came at the 2023 WSOP, where he won a Pot-Limit Omaha event, securing his first gold bracelet. Additionally, he has cashed in numerous small to medium-sized tournaments, accumulating prize money. He honed his skills through online poker early on before transitioning to live events.

He prefers mixed games and is particularly skilled in non-Texas Hold'em variants such as Pot-Limit Omaha. His style is aggressive, leveraging position and board texture to apply pressure, while maintaining composure in critical moments. His post-flop reading is accurate, with a balanced ratio of bluffs to value bets.

• Known as the "Vietnamese Poker Rising Star," he is a representative figure in the Vietnamese poker community.
• After winning the WSOP bracelet, he drew attention due to a delay in receiving the prize money, which was later resolved.
• Low-key personality, rarely active on social media, focused on tournaments.

• Transition from online to live: Accumulate experience through extensive practice and gradually adapt to live game tempo.
• Value of non-mainstream events: Focusing on less popular games like PLO can help avoid fierce competition and achieve breakthroughs.
• Mindset management: Stay calm in critical moments, manage bankroll wisely, and avoid emotional decisions.