Poker Pros

If you’ve ever played at a poker tournament in North America, you’ve more than likely been close to veteran Chris Tryba.

California-born Taylor Paur is a tournament pro with roots in the online game.

Matthias De Muelder is one of Belgium’s top pros. Coming into the end of 2017, he clocked up just over US$1 million in live wins.

Unlike many poker pros, Parisian-born Arnaud Mattern did not find poker whilst in his late teens.

Montréal's own Erik Cajelais plays poker according to the motto inked across his forearms – 'live hard'.

Unlike most poker pros on the scene today, St. Petersburg native Alexander Kuzmin is not a product of the 2003 Moneymaker boom.

England’s own Ben Vinson has been on the poker scene for over ten years and is a well-known face on the domestic tournament circuit.

Better known by his middle middle name, Brock Parker had the same background as many now pro poker players – Magic: The Gathering.

Arizona-born Sean Getzwiller didn’t go straight into poker like so many American counterparts of his generation.

Born and raised in Miami, Hans Winzeler learned how to play the game of poker back in 2000. Although he started out with the classic Hold’em, he got...

Ohio native Joe Ebanks was working at Home Depot for $6 an hour when he started playing poker online.

Austrian-born tournament regular Heinz Kamutzki came up in the game through the world of online poker.

Samuel Chartier is one of the top Canadian professionals on the poker circuit.

Second only to the notorious Tony G on Lithuania’s all-time money list, Dominykas Karmazinas has an affection for gambling at the highest stakes.

Proud Chilean Nick Yunis describes himself as a nomad.