Poker Pros

Now retired from the live tournament scene, the Frenchman Tristan Clemencon had a short but relatively fruitful career in the world of tournament poker.

In less than two years, Russian-born Mikhail went from serving in the military to winning a WSOP bracelet.

Czech poker talent Ondrej Vinklarek has had a knack for strategy games for most of his life.

Italian poker pro Marco Leonzio was actually in the real estate business for a number of years before he swapped houses for cards in 2007.

French-born Yorane Kerignard has been around on the tournament circuit for over a decade and is a decorated player on the European scene.

Rodrigo Caprioli might not be a well-known name in the world of poker, but he has definitely put in the volume and picked up some notable results alon...

Russian poker enthusiast Yury Gulyy may not come from the new generation of players but he has shown that he certainly can compete with them.

Kunimaro Kojo appeared on the scene in 2011 and made an impact during his short time playing on the live circuit.

Marc Inizan first picked up a stack of chips in 2005 after seeing the WSOP in his home nation of France.

Moscow native Andrey Zaichenko has been around on the live tournament scene for over a decade now.

Born in Brussels in 1985, Belgium’s Koen De Visscher found poker in 2006 and quickly fell in love with the game.

Romanian tournament specialist and one of the biggest poker earners from his country, Dan Murariu has been a full-time gambler for over a decade.

Barshak found poker while in his senior year of study at the University of Illinois.

For a full-time businessman that enjoys playing poker recreationally on the side, Fernando Brito certainly doesn’t just play for the fun of it.

Frenchman Jean-Philippe Rohr is better known for his decorated football career than his poker one.