Poker Pros

Sweden’s Chris Bjorin is in every way the stark opposite of the new stereotype of poker pro that has emerged in recent years.

Born and raised in Sao Paulo, this Brazilian poker talent has always been motivated by money.

Hong Kong’s Nick Wong treats poker as a hobby rather than a profession.

At the top of Latvia’s all-time money list is none other than Mihails Morozovs.

For the Russian-born Anatoly Gurtovy, poker is a hobby first and a money-earner second.

Parisian poker pro Guillaume Darcourt has been on the live tournament circuit for over a decade.

West Virginia native Kenny Hicks is a tournament pro with more than a decade of experience in the game.

As can be the nature of tournament poker, Moscow-born Andrey Pateychuk had a very rapid rise in the game.

Before establishing himself in the poker world, Dan Idema was busy contribution to the stereotype that Canadians are lovers of hockey.

A tournament pro with more than ten years experience in the game, Christopher was taught how to play poker by his friends and soon took to outings at ...

French tournament pro Aubin Cazals is the definition of a prodigy.

Israeli-born Lehavot was a relative latecomer to poker, finding the game at the age of 31.

Pennsylvania native Jesse Cohen is the definition of a grinder. He has been playing poker to make a living for over a decade now.

Denmark’s Simon Ravnsbaek found poker back in 2005.

Hungarian tournament enthusiast Zoltan Szabo has been in poker for over a decade now.