Poker Pros

Despite having over 50 years of experience playing poker, the American-born Steve Brecher was a computer programmer first and foremost.

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

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

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

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...

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

Florida native Brian Hawkins was a prodigal poker player in his early days, becoming known as one of the most talented online players.

From 2005 to 2015, poker served American-born Brett Richey as his main source of income.

Mr McCormick has been around long before the 2003 online poker boom.

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 ...

An entrepreneur by trade with a love for poker, Dana Kellstrom’s first documented appearance in the live poker world came back in 2004.

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

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

Montréaler Chris McClung is a tournament specialist that is better known in the online world than the live one.

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