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Editorial illustrated portrait of Dingxiang Ong with wavy black hair and a dark crew-neck top against charcoal and gold.

Singaporean tournament player with WSOP and Asian festival results

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POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014

Dingxiang Ong is a Singaporean tournament poker player with recorded results at the World Series of Poker and Asian live festivals. His achievements include a WSOP runner-up finish, a deep Main Event run and a six-figure result at the KPC Poker October Series.

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WSOP Final Table and Main Event Run

CardPlayer’s results database records Ong finishing second in the $1,500 Six-Max No-Limit Hold’em event at the 2019 World Series of Poker for $251,937.

He later finished 47th in the 2022 WSOP $10,000 Main Event for $176,200. That finish is also documented in the official PokerGO Tour player record.

Those results came in different formats: a six-handed tournament and the WSOP’s flagship Main Event. Together, they form two of the clearest milestones in his WSOP record.

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Tournament Results in Asia

CardPlayer lists a victory in the RM2,400 no-limit hold’em tournament at Poker Dream 17 Malaysia in April 2025, with the database recording a $174,771 equivalent payout.

His official WSOP player listing also includes appearances across Poker Dream, Asian Poker Tour and Asia Pacific Poker Tour events. These records show a tournament schedule extending beyond Las Vegas.

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KPC Final Coronation Runner-Up

Ong earned $190,000 for second place in the $30,000 Final Coronation at LES A Casino in Jeju on October 21, 2026. SoMuchPoker’s report describes the 25-entry event and its four paid places.

The result continued his record of substantial live tournament cashes in Asia. The payout is a gross tournament return, rather than profit after entry fees and expenses.

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Rokas Asipauskas Wins KPC Final Coronation for $300,800

Rokas Asipauskas won the $30,000 KPC Final Coronation in Jeju, beating Dingxiang Ong heads-up in a 25-entry tournament with a $702,000 prize pool.

October 21, 2026
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