Young Hoon Kim
South Korea
Young Hoon Kim, Korean poker player, world ranking 33850, total career earnings over $200,000. Known for a steady playing style, has achieved good results in Asian events multiple times.
Player Overview
Young Hoon Kim is a Korean professional poker player currently ranked 33,850th in the world. As of the latest data, his career total prize money is $205,344. He has a certain reputation in the Asian poker scene and is mainly active in live events.
Career and Major Results
Young Hoon Kim’s career began in domestic Korean tournaments and gradually expanded to Asian and international competitions. He has made several final tables at the Korea Poker Series (KPS) and the Asia Poker Tour (APT), including a runner-up finish in one event and multiple in-the-money finishes, accumulating over $200,000 in total earnings.
Playing Style
Kim’s style leans toward tight-aggressive (TAG), emphasizing starting hand quality and positional advantage. Post-flop, he is skilled at value betting while also possessing good fold equity to avoid major losses. He focuses on reading opponents and often looks for weaknesses through long-term observation.
Anecdotes and Labels
- Label: “Mr. Steady” – due to his rare involvement in marginal hands.
- Anecdote: In an APT main event, he flopped a set with pocket tens, eliminating two opponents and ultimately finishing third.
- Off the table: He is a math enthusiast who often incorporates probability calculations into his decisions.
Learning Insights
- Bankroll Management: Kim’s steady style teaches players to control risk and avoid excessive speculation.
- Position Priority: He emphasizes the advantage of position, recommending beginners start learning from favorable seats.
- Continuous Learning: Improve decision quality through mathematics and opponent analysis rather than relying on intuition.
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