Chinese WSOP bracelet winner with results across international tournament tours
POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014
Guoliang Wei is a Chinese poker player whose tournament career includes a World Series of Poker bracelet and later deep runs in major international no-limit hold’em events. He won the 2018 Little One for One Drop in Las Vegas for $559,332 and finished runner-up in the 2026 Poker Dream Malaysia Main Event.
Tournament records also list him as Guo Liang Wei. His results span the WSOP, World Poker Tour and Asian festival circuit.
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World Series of Poker Bracelet
Wei won the $1,111 Little One for One Drop on July 12, 2018. The event attracted 4,732 entries and awarded him his first WSOP gold bracelet.
The official WSOP report describes the decisive rivered straight flush that secured the title. It also identifies Wei with Shanghai, China, at the time of that victory. That historical identification is not a claim about his present residence.
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International Tournament Results
The World Poker Tour’s player record lists Wei in 100th place at the 2024 WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas, earning $35,500. The page uses the spaced spelling Guo Liang Wei.
His international record continued with a runner-up finish at Poker Dream 26 Malaysia on October 19, 2026. The organizer’s payout list records MYR458,116 for second place in the 1,266-entry Main Event at Genting Highlands.
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Reading the Record
The 2018 WSOP championship is a bracelet victory; the 2024 WPT result and 2026 Poker Dream finish are cashes without those respective Main Event titles. Keeping those distinctions clear gives a more accurate account of Wei’s accomplishments than combining different tours’ statistics.
Individual payouts represent gross prize money. They do not establish net poker profit, sponsorship income or personal net worth.
