Kitty Kuo is a Taiwanese professional poker player born August 31, 1983, widely regarded as one of Asia's leading female poker players. Based in Las Vegas since launching her professional career in 2007, she has accumulated more than 3.6 million dollars in live tournament earnings, including winning the APT Taiwan Main Event in 2021 and a career-best cash of 480,763 dollars at the 2023 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open. She has not yet won a World Series of Poker bracelet but has reached one WSOP final table among twenty nine money finishes.
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Career HighlightWon the APT Taiwan Main Event in 2021 and cashed US $480,763 at the 2023 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open 1 Classification
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Kitty Kuo (simplified Chinese: 郭慧贞; traditional Chinese: 郭慧貞; pinyin: Guō Huìzhēn; born August 31, 1983) is a Taiwanese professional poker player.
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Kitty Kuo (simplified Chinese: 郭慧贞; traditional Chinese: 郭慧貞; pinyin: Guō Huìzhēn; born August 31, 1983) is a Taiwanese professional poker player.
Career highlights
She captured the APT Taiwan Main Event title in 2021 and secured her career-best cash of US $480,763 with a 4th-place finish at the 2023 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open.
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Kitty Kuo (simplified Chinese: 郭慧贞; traditional Chinese: 郭慧貞; pinyin: Guō Huìzhēn; born August 31, 1983) is a Taiwanese professional poker player.
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is a Taiwanese professional poker player.
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Over the next decade, she accumulated more than US $3.4 million in live tournament earnings, making deep runs in major series-including the WSOP, WPT, EPT, Aussie Millions-and earning six-figure scores at events like the 2014 Hollywood Poker Open (3rd, US $142,158), 2016 Aussie Millions (6th, A$270,000), and 2018 WPT Tournament of Champions (2nd, US $248,380).
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