Dai yong

     Known as the 'Chinese Billiards King' and 'First-Generation Master,' he is a representative figure in Chinese-style pool. With over 20 years of professional experience, he boasts exceptional practical skills and has won more than 50 national championships. He is renowned as the foremost expert in techniques like bank, draw, stun, and jump shots.

     His mentorship has nurtured many top-tier players, including Chu Bingjie, Wang Dashuang, Liu Miao, Zhang Hanxuan, Meng Fanyu, Shi Weida, Ding Wei, Bao Zhichuan, Shan Hongyu, and Liu Chao.

     In 2004, he signed with Laili, making him the longest-tenured star endorsed by the same national brand in the industry.

Dai Yong's Career Highlights

2006: Champion, Changchun 'Laili Cup' National Chinese 8-Ball Grand Prix

·  This victory was an important milestone in the early career of Dai Yong, marking his emergence on the national stage.

 2007: Champion, Chinese-style Pool Black 8 Ranking Tournament

·  This championship title confirmed his stable strength and early dominance in the field of Chinese-style pool.

 2020: Runner-up, The 8th ' JOY Cup' Chinese-style Pool International Masters Global Finals

·  The Global Finals represent one of the highest-level events in Chinese-style pool, gathering top players from around the world. Finishing as the runner-up was a highlight performance on the international stage in the later part of his career, underscoring the high quality of this achievement.

 2022: Champion,  JOY Chinese-style Pool Masters (Taihe Stop)

·  This event offered a champion's prize as high as 500,000 RMB, making it one of the high-prize championships in Dai Yong's career and fully demonstrating his competitiveness at the top level.

 LCBA Chinese Nine-Ball Arena Challenge: Multi-time Stage Winner (e.g., First Stage 2018, Eighth Stage 2020)

·  Winning and defending the title of stage winner multiple times in the LCBA Arena Challenge, especially setting a record during the 2020 season, highlighted his powerful dominance and consistent competitive form within this specific format.

 2005: Champion (Team Event), China-South Korea Chinese-style Pool Challenge

·  An early international championship victory, significant for its pioneering role, showcasing his competitiveness in international competitions.