Poker Pros

Slovakia native Jan Bendik does not fall into the stereotypical profile for players of his age.

Member of the Russian poker school, Alex Bilokur made his first steps into the game while he was at the Military Academy.

The American’s real interest in poker actually developed pre-Moneymaker boom.

For anyone who was paying attention back at the turn of the noughties, Pilgrim hit the scene with a bang – pulling down WSOP Circuit titles and othe...

Born in Australia, David Steicke accrued the bulk of his wealth by working as a commodities trader.

Dan Harrington is recognised as one of the best of the old school poker pros, a combination of his WSOP Main Event win in 1995 and his series of books.

Born in 1971, Alexander Kravchenko is one of the more experienced poker pros to come out of Russia.

Scott Clements quickly has risen to become one of the more successful tournament players over the last fifteen years.

New York-born tournament pro Elio Fox has been playing and crushing poker for almost a decade.

When you come from a strong but small European poker nation, it’s a bit easier to fly under the regular radar. Kent Lundmark is such a guy.

Hailing from Texas, Adam Geyer has been dominating the tournament poker scene for well over ten years now.

Khan was formerly a software analyst before he turned to playing cards full-time in 2008.

He may have qualified as a psychologist, but Tristan Wade has made a living and name for himself as a top level professional poker player over the las...

After establishing a successful jewellery enterprise in New York, Roland began playing live poker tournaments on the side.

Canadian born Michael Watson is one of the most successful tournament poker players to ever come out of The Great White North.