Grant “Greedy Grant” Wang

Grant Wang, also known as Greedy Grant, is an American poker player. Wang has taken part in popular live streamed cash games like Hustler Casino Live and Live At The Bike. He currently has $230K in total live earnings with a best live cash of $83.2K. Grant earned his highest live cash when he finished sixth in the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em at the 54th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in June 2023. In addition, he has a total net win of $22.3K on HCL.

Greedy Grant: Early Life

Grant Wang was born and raised in Stamford, Connecticut and is currently residing in New Canaan, Connecticut. He is currently employed by ZS Associates as an Incoming Strategy Insights & Planning Associate. He managed to go to school while working. Wang is also a Junior Student at the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in Economics and minoring in Consumer Psychology. In his spare time, Grant enjoys playing chess and poker.

Greedy Grant’s Poker Journey on Hustler Casino Live

Wang debuted in Episode 236 in July 2022. He played the $5/5/100 Ante Game alongside Nick Vertucci, DJ Washburn, Jboogs, and others. Grant ended the night up $8.6K. 

He reappeared in Episode 241 a week later. Greedy Grant won close to $60.3K. His abilities and tenacity enabled him to defeat HCL regulars like Rampage, Wesley Flan, Santa Brian, and others.

In September 2022, Wang participated in Episode 273 for another $5/5/100 Ante Game alongside Ronnie Ebanks, Mike X, DGAF and others. He dropped a staggering $46K in a single episode. Grant began with a chip count of $15,000 and finished with $7,825 in chips. 

Greedy Grant: Live Tournament Participation

Grant Wang currently has total live earnings of $230K, with a best live cash of $83.2K. Grant’s highest live cash came in June 2023, when he finished sixth in the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event at the 54th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. In July 2021, he began participating in live tournaments. Wang competed in the Aria Resort & Casino’s $195 + 45 No Limit Hold’em tournament. He finished 14th and earned $527. In contrast, his most recent appearance was in August 2023. He competed in the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em tournament at the Potomac Poker Open in Oxon Hill. Grant finished third and received $8.2K.