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Ho Hoi Tung, known as Gordon Ho, is a Hong Kong contract bridge player. When bridge was added to the Asian Games programme for the first time at Jakarta in 2018, held at the Jakarta International Expo with Hong Kong entering 16 bridge players, he was selected for Hong Kong's super-mixed team alongside Chan Pui Yi, Ho Wai Lam, Koo Hor Yung, Wong Wai Man and Yeung Hoi Ning; the side won silver on 27 August, Hong Kong's first medal in Asian Games bridge, and he has since been a regular member of the Hong Kong squad. At the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou in 2023, Ho moved into the men's team event, playing with Chiu Wai Lap, Ho Wai Lam, Lai Wai Kit, Mak Kwok Fai and Sze Shun Sum; Hong Kong beat Japan in the semi-final and then India 229.1 to 152 in the final, played over two days and six sessions in which Hong Kong won five, the last three finishing 42-32, 38-17 and 17-12, to take the men's team bridge gold. That gold was Hong Kong's first at the Asian Games in a mind sport and the delegation's eighth gold of the Games, matching its best-ever tally; the delegation took 53 medals in all - eight gold, 16 silver and 29 bronze - a record for a single Games. Since bridge became a medal sport at Jakarta 2018 the Hong Kong, China Contract Bridge Association has strengthened the squad, and Ho has long been a member of the Hong Kong bridge squad, competing mainly in team and pairs events.