Poker Pros

Yuval Bronshtein dropped out of his studies at the University of Maryland in his senior year to pursue a life in poker.

One of the most successful tournament players to ever come out of Italy.

Proud Chilean Nick Yunis describes himself as a nomad.

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.

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

Florida-born Vitor Coelho is best known for his poker achievements on the WPT circuit.

New Yorker Amnon Filippi was a latecomer to professional poker.

A product of the Moneymaker effect, American Corey Burbick took to poker in 2003.

England’s own Christopher Brammer might not be the biggest name in UK poker, but he is arguably one of the more talented.

Like anyone that is serious about achieving their dream, California native Andrew Badecker put down everything around him to focus on making it in poker.

He is known not only for playing poker, but also commentating on it and contributing content online.

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.

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

One of many young and talented tournament specialists to come out of Germany in recent years.

Better known by his online moniker ‘RJules12’, Ryan has been involved in poker for no less than a decade.