Daniel Negreanu

Canadian poker player (born 1974)

Daniel Negreanu

Negreanu in 2022

Nickname(s)| Kid Poker,[1] DNegs[2]
Residence| Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.
Born|  (1974-07-26) July 26, 1974 (age 51)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
World Series of Poker
Bracelet(s)| 7
Final table(s)| 59
Money finish(es)| 282[3]
Highest WSOP
Main Event finish| 11th, 2001, 2015
World Poker Tour
Title(s)| 2
Final table(s)| 9
Money finish(es)| 25[4]
European Poker Tour
Title(s)| None
Final table(s)| 3
Money finish(es)| 6
Information last updated on 11 August 2024.

Daniel Negreanu (/nɪˈɡrɑːnuː/;[5] born July 26, 1974) is a Canadian professional poker player who has won seven World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets and two World Poker Tour (WPT) championship titles. In 2014, independent poker ranking service Global Poker Index recognized Negreanu as the best poker player of the previous decade.[6]

As of 2024, he is the seventh-biggest live tournament poker winner of all time.[7] He was named the WSOP Player of the Year in 2004 and 2013, making him the only player to receive the accolade more than once. He was also the 2004–2005 WPT Player of the Year. He is the first player to make a final table at each of the three WSOP bracelet-awarding locations (Las Vegas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific), and the first to win a bracelet at each.[8] In 2014, he was inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame.[9]

## Early life

[edit]

Negreanu was born in Toronto, Ontario, in 1974, seven years after his parents, Annie and Constantin, emigrated from Romania. He can speak Romanian fluently.[10] The Negreanus had hoped to start a new life in the United States but ended up settling in Toronto where Constantin worked as an electrician and sold confectionery.[11] Daniel is five years younger than his brother Mike.[11] At an early age, Negreanu was ambitious, stating in a 2009 interview "From the age of four, I thought I'd be rich. I told my mom I'd build a house out of Popsicle sticks and move to California."[12]

He attended Pineway Public School in North York, where the principal complained to his mother about Daniel's "poor manners or behavior" and threatened to expel him for "ignoring the school rules."[12] While nursing dreams of a career as a professional snooker player, the then 15-year-old learned to play poker.[13] At the age of 16, he was spending time in pool halls, hustling, betting on sports, and playing cards.[14]

When he was several credits short of graduation, he dropped out of high school and began his life as a rounder playing at local charity casinos, usually at Casino Country and Fundtime Games and looking for illegal games around the city.[14] While in Toronto, he met and began dating Evelyn Ng,[15] who would also become a well-known professional poker player. After building a bankroll, he left for Las Vegas at the age of 22 to pursue his dream of becoming a professional poker player. However, "The Strip" got the better of him and he was forced to move back home to Toronto to rebuild his bankroll.

## Poker career

[edit]

Negreanu is an accomplished tournament and cash game player. He has seven World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets and two World Poker Tour (WPT) championships. He has also reached multiple WSOP and WPT final tables and won various other tournament titles. Negreanu was named the 2004 Card Player Player of the Year[16] and the WSOP Player of the Year.[3] He was also named the 2004-05 WPT Player of the Year. In 2006, Negreanu was named "Favorite Poker Player" at Card Player Magazine's Player of the Year Awards Gala. In 2013, he captured two WSOP bracelets and another WSOP Player of the Year award, becoming the only player to win the award twice.[17] In November 2014, Negreanu was inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.

Negreanu has regularly played the "Big Game" in Bobby's Room, in the Bellagio casino, Las Vegas, where the limits are $400–$800 or greater and the games are mixed. He is a self-professed action junkie who claims to always seek new challenges and set high goals for himself. Unlike many players, he is outspoken about his results and regularly posts updates in the Full Contact Poker forums. Some of Negreanu's success is attributed to his ability to read opponents. When asked about this, Negreanu explained that the most important skill he employs is observing what hands his opponents play and how capable they are of playing them.[18]

### Tournament poker

[edit]

#### World Series of Poker

[edit]

Negreanu's first cash at the WSOP was also his first WSOP bracelet. Negreanu won $169,460 in the $2,000 Pot Limit Hold'em event in the 1998 World Series of Poker, becoming the youngest WSOP bracelet winner in history -- a record he held until 2004 (Scott Fischman). Negreanu has since captured another six bracelets, including the $50,000 Poker Players Championship in 2024.[19] He has 36 career WSOP final table appearances, including two apiece at the WSOP Europe and at the WSOP Asia-Pacific, and 103 money finishes.[3]

World Series of Poker bracelets  Year  | Tournament  | Prize

|
|

1998 | $2,000 Pot Limit Hold'em | $169,460
2003 | $2,000 S.H.O.E. | $100,440
2004 | $2,000 Limit Hold'em  | $169,100
2008 | $2,000 Limit Hold'em  | $204,874
2013A | A$10,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event  | A$1,038,825
2013E | €25,600 High Roller No Limit Hold'em  | €725,000
2024 | $50,000 Poker Players Championship | $1,178,703

An "A" following a year denotes bracelet(s) won at the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific
An "E" following a year denotes bracelet(s) won at the World Series of Poker Europe

In addition to his 7 bracelets, he also won a WSOP Circuit ring in 2006.[20] After winning the tournament, he explained his strategy and provided some insights into his play: "I had a strategy designed for each individual player and pretty much followed it at the final table. The key to winning for me is that I stayed out of marginal situations. I don't want to get into a race with 6-6 against A-K and hope to stay alive. I think what I am best at is playing after the flop, and I wanted to get as many situations as I could where I was up against (an opponent) and could take them on after the flop. My goal is to see the most flops I can. I like to set traps. I let (opponents) get involved, and then trap them. If I get them drawing dead (which happened twice at the final table in big pots) - that's always the plan."[21]

#### World Poker Tour

[edit]

World Poker Tour Titles  Year  | Tournament  | Prize (US$)

|
|

2004 | $10,000 Borgata Poker Open  | $1,009,100
2004 | $15,000 Five Diamond World Poker Classic  | $1,795,218

#### Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP)

[edit]

SCOOP Titles  Year  | Tournament  | Prize (US$)

|
|

2013  | $5,200 PL Omaha [6-Max]  | $216,000

#### World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP)

[edit]

WCOOP Titles  Year  | Tournament  | Prize (US$)

|
|

2016 | $2,100 HORSE Championship $200K GTD  | $61,865.47

PokerGo Tour (PGT)

PGT Titles  Year | Tournament  | Prize (US$)

|
|

2021  | PokerGO Cup #7 - $50,000 NLH  | $700,000
2021  | Poker Masters #5 - $10,000 NLH  | $178,200
2022  | PokerGO Cup #6 - $25,000 NLH  | $350,000
2022  | Wynn High Roller #2 - $15,300 NLH  | $216,000
2022  | Super High Roller Bowl VII - $300,000 NLH  | $3,312,000
2024  | PGT Last Chance #1: $10,100 No-Limit Hold'em  | $218,400
2024  | PGT PLO Series #3 - $5,100 Pot-Limit Omaha  | $147,500
2024  | WSOP #58 - $50,000 Poker Players Championship  | $1,178,703
2024  | PGT PLO Series II #6 - $10,100 Pot-Limit Omaha  | $265,200
2025  | PGT Mixed Games #6: $15,200 Dealer's Choice  | $292,500
2025  | PGT PLO Series #3: $5,100 Pot-Limit Omaha  | $182,850

#### Other notable tournaments

[edit]

Negreanu's first major successes on the tournament poker scene came in 1997 with three tournament wins, including two events at the World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino, earning $55,064.[22][23][24][25]

In November 2008, Negreanu won the fourth-annual British Columbia Poker Championships main event, topping a field of 690 players (a personal high for Daniel), and earning $371,910 CAD (US$299,951).[26]

In 2014, he was the runner-up in The Big One for One Drop which paid him $8,288,001.[27] The runner-up finish marked the highest live cash for Negreanu. The event was held at the WSOP but was not eligible for a WSOP bracelet.

Negreanu won $1 million as the winner of the 2016 Shark Cage tournament organized by PokerStars.net.[28]

As of 2024, his total live tournament winnings exceed $52,400,000.[29] His 252 cashes at the WSOP account for over $22,100,000 of those winnings.[3]

In October 2022, he won $3,312,000 in the $300,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl VII.[30]

#### Cash games

[edit]

In addition to Negreanu's regular appearances in the big game at Bobby's Room, he played in all seven seasons of the television show High Stakes Poker. He also played in two seasons of PokerStars Big Game.

### Online poker and sponsorship

[edit]

In December 2005, Negreanu became the professional spokesperson for an online poker site called Poker Mountain. He played at this cardroom under the screen name "KidPoker". In June 2005 he announced his decision to terminate that relationship due to software issues that were problematic enough to cause a shutdown of the site.[31] In 2006, he used Full Contact Poker to launch a competition to select a protégé, whom Daniel would attempt to mold into a world-class live tournament poker player. He agreed to pay the protégé's entry fee into four $10,000 buy-in events. Daniel's first protégé was Brian Fidler. In 2007, Daniel ran a second protégé promotion, which was won by Anthony Mak.

In June 2007, Negreanu signed with PokerStars, joining Chris Moneymaker and many other professional poker players as a member of Team PokerStars.[32] His Full Contact Poker site has since returned to being a forum and informational site. After "Black Friday" (the 2011 US government crackdown on online poker), Negreanu moved back to Canada in order to continue playing online poker on PokerStars. On May 23, 2019, after nearly 12 years as a member of Team PokerStars, Negreanu announced he and PokerStars were parting ways.[33]

Negreanu is a brand ambassador and spokesperson for GGPoker since 2019.[34]

### Heads-up challenge

[edit]

On July 29, 2020, after a years-long feud with fellow poker pro Doug Polk, Negreanu publicly accepted a challenge to a high-stakes grudge match. They played 25,000 hands of No-Limit Texas Hold'em at $200/$400 stakes.[35][36] The duel ended on 4 February 2021 with Polk winning approximately $1,200,000 over 25,000 hands.[37]

### High Stakes Duel

[edit]

In 2021, Daniel Negreanu challenged Phil Hellmuth to a heads-up match after Phil Hellmuth was critical of Daniel's plays in his heads-up match against Doug Polk. The two played three rounds in High Stakes Duel 2, which aired on PokerGO, with the buy-in doubling from the initial $50,000 to $200,000 by the third round. Phil Hellmuth beat Negreanu in all three rounds,[38] winning a total of $350,000. As per the rules, he was allowed to cash out his winnings after winning three rounds, although Negreanu wanted to continue playing.

In 2023, it was announced that Negreanu would take on Eric Persson in High Stakes Duel 4 in May. Negreanu defeated Persson in Round 1 to win the $100,000 prize pool.[39] Round 2 was scheduled for August, with Negreanu facing Doug Polk. Negreanu defeated Polk and took home the championship belt and $200,000.[40]

### Poker Masters

[edit]

In September 2021, Daniel Negreanu had some success in PokerGo's Poker Masters tournaments. He placed 3rd in Poker Masters 2, a $10,000 buy-in event, and won $103,200. He placed 1st in Poker Masters 5, another $10,000 buy-in event, winning $178,200. In the tenth event, a $25,000 buy-in tournament, he placed 3rd for $152,000.[41]

### Other poker activities

[edit]

Upon opening, the Wynn Las Vegas resort recruited him as their "Poker Ambassador" to play for any stake in their poker room. The arrangement lasted until October 2005, when he opted out because it was restricting his ability to play for high stakes outside the Wynn.[42]

Negreanu has played poker on various TV shows such as Late Night Poker, Poker After Dark, and High Stakes Poker, as well as serving as a commentator and stand-in host on Ultimate Poker Challenge.[43][44][45][46] He also appeared in the third season of Poker Superstars Invitational Tournament. In January 2007, Negreanu appeared in the Fox Reality original series Rob and Amber: Against the Odds, in which he mentored reality television personality Rob Mariano in his bid to become a professional poker player.[47]

In May 2008, Negreanu's book Power Hold'em Strategy was released.[48] The book resembles the Doyle Brunson book Super/System in that it has contributions from several other poker players, including Evelyn Ng, Erick Lindgren, Paul Wasicka, Todd Brunson, and David Williams. Negreanu's section presents and explains the strategy of small ball poker. Negreanu is also featured in the 2006 poker video game Stacked with Daniel Negreanu, providing tips and hints as to how to play effectively. He has written over 100 articles for CardPlayer Magazine and contributed to Doyle Brunson's revised book, Super System II. He has tutored on the web as part of Poker School Online and also personally given lessons to celebrities such as Tobey Maguire and Shannon Elizabeth. In addition to his poker books, Negreanu has created a 38-section Master Class teaching poker theory and play through video.[49]

## Other ventures

[edit]

Negreanu made a cameo appearance as a poker player playing against the mutant Gambit in the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine.[50] He also played a poker player in The Grand,[51] and he appeared as himself in the film Lucky You.[52] On season two of Sports Science, he tried to fool a lie detector. He also appeared in Katy Perry's music video for "Waking Up in Vegas" as a poker player. In 2013, he appeared on an episode of the CBC Television program Mr. D, again playing himself. He also appeared in a TV series dedicated to poker called Tilt in 2005. Daniel was a major advocate of the move to bring the National Hockey League to Las Vegas, along with Malaysian billionaire and fellow poker player Richard Yong.[53]

Negreanu is also a fan of Hearthstone. After picking up the game in 2015, he began streaming it alongside poker on Twitch and was invited to a showmatch during the Hearthstone World Championship at BlizzCon 2015 in Anaheim, California, against former StarCraft: Brood War pro and fellow WSOP and WPT champion Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, which he won 3–1.[54]

In September 2015, Negreanu posed for a PETA vegan campaign.[55] In January 2021 Chess.com announced that he would play in the third edition of the PogChamps chess tournament.[56] In 2018, Negreanu was promoted and credited as an associate producer for a documentary about veganism in sports, The Game Changers.[57]

## Personal life

[edit]

In August 2005, Negreanu married Lori Lin Weber. They separated in November 2007 and later divorced.[58] In May 2019, he married Amanda Leatherman. In 2024, Negreanu and his wife Amanda, started their own Podcast called "The Mania Podcast".[59][60]

Negreanu has a blog at Full Contact Poker where he posts his thoughts and feelings about life, politics and poker. He became a vegetarian in 2000 and has been vegan since 2006, claiming it makes him a better player.[61] After many years living in the United States, he received his green card on July 15, 2009.[citation needed]

On October 1, 2020, Negreanu was one of 12 individuals named in a $330 million defamation lawsuit brought by poker professional Mike Postle. Others named in the suit include Phil Galfond, ESPN and Negreanu's heads-up challenge opponent Doug Polk.[62] In April 2021, the lawsuit was dropped.[63]

## Bibliography

[edit]

* Hold'em Wisdom for all Players (2007) ISBN 1-58042-210-1[64]
* Power Hold'em Strategy (2008) ISBN 1-58042-204-7
* More Hold'em Wisdom for all Players (2008) ISBN 1-58042-224-1

## References

[edit]

1. ^ Houpt, Simon (March 22, 2024). "Poker champ Daniel Negreanu still knows when to hold 'em". The Globe and Mail. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
2. ^ Sofen, Jon (January 2, 2024). "Daniel Negreanu Says Changes Coming After Losing $2 Million in 2023 Poker Tournaments". PokerNews.com. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
3. ^ a b c d "Daniel Negreanu". WSOP.com. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
4. ^ "Daniel Negreanu". World Poker Tour. Retrieved April 20, 2024.
5. ^ "Daniel Negreanu Teaches Poker | Official Trailer". MasterClass. June 12, 2018. Retrieved May 5, 2021.
6. ^ Danis, Eric (January 3, 2014). "GPI Player of the Decade". Global Poker Index. Retrieved November 28, 2016.
7. ^ "All Time Money List". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Archived from the original on June 1, 2023. Retrieved December 24, 2023.
8. ^ Feldman, Andrew (October 25, 2013). "Negreanu Wins High Roller". ESPN.com. Retrieved March 1, 2014.
9. ^ Holloway, Chad (October 23, 2014). "Daniel Negreanu and Jack McClelland Selected as Poker Hall of Fame Class of 2014". PokerNews.com. Retrieved April 20, 2024.
10. ^ Watson, Francine; Davis, Gary; Kono, Scott; Sensky, Anton; Strivens, Ben (December 1, 2015). "KidPoker". PokerStars Original Films. TSN. Retrieved December 7, 2015.
11. ^ a b Daniel Negreanu (March 28, 2005). "My Father". Full Contact Poker. Archived from the original on October 27, 2018. Retrieved December 1, 2015.
12. ^ a b Parvis, Matthew (June 2009). "The Search for the Real Daniel Negreanu". Bluff Magazine. Archived from the original on March 18, 2010. Retrieved October 30, 2011.
13. ^ "Interview with Poker Player Daniel Negreanu". CardsChat.com. Archived from the original on December 10, 2006. Retrieved November 22, 2019.
14. ^ a b "Daniel Negreanu - Poker Player - PokerListings.com". Pokerlistings. Retrieved September 18, 2020.
15. ^ Negreanu, Daniel (May 16, 2006). "Evelyn's Boo-Boo in the NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship". Card Player Magazine. Retrieved October 18, 2007.
16. ^ "Daniel Negreanu Bio - Poker Player". www.cardplayer.com. Retrieved August 7, 2017.
17. ^ Welman, Jessica (October 24, 2013). "DANIEL NEGREANU WINS WSOPE HIGH ROLLER AND POY IN DRAMATIC FASHION". WSOP official website. Retrieved October 25, 2013.
18. ^ Negreanu, Daniel (October 5, 2006). "Clothes, jobs say a lot about how folks play". Arizona Daily Star. Tucson, Arizona. Archived from the original on April 30, 2007. Retrieved August 7, 2017.
19. ^ "Daniel Negreanu Wins 7th WSOP Bracelet in $50,000 Poker Players Championship". PokerNews. June 27, 2024. Retrieved June 28, 2024.
20. ^ "Daniel Negreanu". WSOP.com. Retrieved January 23, 2024.
21. ^ Dalla, Nolan (January 31, 2006). "WSOP NEWS: The-Kid-is-Back-Negreanu-wins-Tunica-Grands-WSOP-Circuit-Championship". WSOP.com. Retrieved January 23, 2024.
22. ^ "Heavenly Hold'em, Limit Hold'em". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
23. ^ "1997 World Poker Finals, 7 Card Stud". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
24. ^ "1997 World Poker Finals, Limit Hold'em". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
25. ^ "1997 World Poker Finals, Limit Hold'em". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
26. ^ Lucchesi, Ryan (November 24, 2008). "Daniel Negreanu Wins the B.C. Poker Championships". CardPlayer.com. Retrieved November 25, 2008.
27. ^ "Colman Upstages Negreanu, Wins $15m Big One for One Drop". PokerListings. July 2, 2014. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
28. ^ "Negreanu Trumps Ivey in $1m Shark Cage S2 Finale". PokerListings. December 16, 2015. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
29. ^ "Daniel Negreanu's profile on The Hendon Mob". The Hendon Mob Poker Database Poker Database. Archived from the original on August 9, 2017. Retrieved August 7, 2017.
30. ^ Peters, Donnie (October 11, 2022). "Kid Poker is back: Daniel Negreanu wins Super High Roller Bowl for $3,312,000". Sporting News. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
31. ^ Negreanu, Daniel. "Poker Mountain And Some Random Thoughts". Daniel-Poker Journal. Full Contact Poker. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved February 15, 2014.
32. ^ "Daniel Negreanu - Highest earning poker tournament pro". www.pokerstars.com. Retrieved August 7, 2017.
33. ^ Bradley, Lance (May 23, 2019). "Daniel Negreanu No Longer a Member of Team PokerStars". PocketFives. Retrieved February 3, 2021.
34. ^ Bevington, Samantha (November 20, 2019). "Daniel Negreanu Signs With GGPoker". Poker Industry Pro. Retrieved October 5, 2022.
35. ^ @RealKidPoker (July 29, 2020). "@DougPolkVids $200-$400 online 2..." (Tweet) - via Twitter.
36. ^ "Why I've Accepted the Challenge | Daniel Negreanu's Poker Community". Full Contact Poker. Retrieved February 19, 2021.
37. ^ Barnes, Jim (February 4, 2021). "Doug Polk beats Daniel Negreanu for $1.2M in poker match". Las Vegas Review-Journal. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
38. ^ Barnes, Jim (June 24, 2021). "Phil Hellmuth completes sweep of Daniel Negreanu, earns $350K". ReviewJournal.com. Retrieved October 12, 2023.
39. ^ Duckworth, Tim (May 9, 2023). "Daniel Negreanu Wins Round 1 of High Stakes Duel 4 for $100,000 | PGT". PokerGO Tour. Retrieved August 25, 2023.
40. ^ Duckworth, Tim (August 24, 2023). "Daniel Negreanu Crowned High Stakes Duel 4 Champion". PokerGO Tour. Retrieved August 25, 2023.
41. ^ "Daniel Negreanu's profile on The Hendon Mob". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
42. ^ Holloway, Chad (October 26, 2022). "Daniel Negreanu Shares His Top 6 Favorite Las Vegas Poker Rooms (... and Least Favorite!)". PokerNews.com. Retrieved January 23, 2024.
43. ^ Wheeler, Lisa (September 18, 2006). "Late Night Poker Returns to British Airwaves". CardPlayer. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
44. ^ Woods, Dave (November 1, 2023). "Game of Gold: Negreanu heads 16-strong cast in new Poker After Dark high-stakes show". Poker.org. Retrieved January 23, 2024.
45. ^ "High Stakes Poker". Daniel Negreanu. May 14, 2007. Retrieved January 23, 2024.
46. ^ "UPC: Ultimate Poker Challenge Website". www.ultimatepokerchallenge.com. Retrieved January 23, 2024.
47. ^ Raga, Pippa (February 19, 2020). "Everyone's Favorite 'Survivor,' Rob Mariano, Is Back Again". Distractify. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
48. ^ "Poker Book Review: Power Holdem Strategy by Daniel Negreanu". OnlinePoker.net. February 19, 2010. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
49. ^ Holloway, Chad (June 12, 2018). "Daniel Negreanu Joins Mainstream Site MasterClass as Poker Instructor". PokerNews.com. Retrieved August 24, 2019.
50. ^ Slagter, Josh (April 21, 2009). "Daniel Negreanu makes cameo in 'Wolverine'". mlive.com. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
51. ^ Jenkins, Tom (April 5, 2009). "Daniel Negreanu Appears in X-Men Origins: Wolverine". Poker News Daily. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
52. ^ Brevet, Brad (July 20, 2005). "First Look as 'Lucky You' Showcases Poker Stars". ComingSoon.net. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
53. ^ Glatzer, Jason (January 23, 2015). "Daniel Negreanu Supports Bringing NHL Franchise to Las Vegas". PokerNews. Retrieved August 7, 2017.
54. ^ Procter, Richard (November 7, 2015). "Why Poker Pros Won't Migrate to Hearthstone (But Love It Anyway)". Forbes. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
55. ^ "Poker superstar Daniel Negreanu goes all-in for PETA". Sporting News. September 9, 2015. Archived from the original on February 2, 2018. Retrieved February 2, 2018 - via Global Poker Index.
56. ^ "PogChamps 3: MrBeast, Pokimane & Rainn Wilson Presented by GRIP6". Chess.com. January 12, 2021. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
57. ^ "The Game Changers (2018) - IMDb". IMDb.
58. ^ Slagter, Josh (November 29, 2007). "Negreanu splitting up with wife from West Michigan". mlive.com. Retrieved March 24, 2024.
59. ^ Maldonado, Pamela (May 18, 2019). "Daniel Negreanu and Amanda Leatherman Tie the Knot". PokerNews.com. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
60. ^ "Who is Daniel Negreanu's wife and are they still married?". September 22, 2023. Retrieved July 30, 2025.
61. ^ Negreanu, Daniel (May 5, 2015). "Being Vegan Makes Me a Better Poker Player". VICE. Retrieved February 1, 2018.
62. ^ Koerner, Brendan I. (October 6, 2020). "A Poker Pro Accused of Cheating Wants $330 Million in Damages". Wired. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
63. ^ Schult, Steve (April 2, 2021). "Alleged Poker Cheat Mike Postle Drops $330 Million Defamation Suit". CardPlayer. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
64. ^ Whipple, Tom (September 12, 2007). "Daniel Negreanu on Poker: King-Queen: A Dubious Hand". Falls Church News-Press Online. Retrieved March 24, 2024.

## External links

[edit]

Wikiquote has quotations related to Daniel Negreanu.

* Official website
* Daniel Negreanu at IMDb
* Daniel Negreanu Interview
* Card Player profile
* Hendon Mob profile
* Global Poker Index profile
* PokerNews profile
* World Series of Poker profile
* World Poker Tour profile
* Daniel Negreanu PGT Profile

* v
* t
* e

Winners of the Card Player Player of the Year Award

* Men Nguyen (1997)
* T. J. Cloutier (1998)
* Tony Ma (1999)
* David Pham (2000)
* Men Nguyen (2001)
* T. J. Cloutier (2002)
* Men Nguyen (2003)
* Daniel Negreanu (2004)
* Men Nguyen (2005)
* Michael Mizrachi (2006)
* David Pham (2007)
* John Phan (2008)
* Eric Baldwin (2009)
* Tom Marchese (2010)
* Ben Lamb (2011)
* Greg Merson (2012)
* Daniel Negreanu (2013)
* Daniel Colman (2014)
* Anthony Zinno (2015)
* David Peters (2016)
* Adrián Mateos (2017)
* Jake Schindler (2018)
* Stephen Chidwick (2019)
* Ali Imsirovic (2021)
* Stephen Chidwick (2022)
* Bin Weng (2023)
* Adrián Mateos (2024)

* v
* t
* e

Winners of the World Series of Poker Player of the Year Award

* Daniel Negreanu (2004)
* Allen Cunningham (2005)
* Jeff Madsen (2006)
* Tom Schneider (2007)
* Erick Lindgren (2008)
* Jeff Lisandro (2009)
* Frank Kassela (2010)
* Ben Lamb (2011 & 2011 E)
* Greg Merson (2012 & 2012 E)
* Daniel Negreanu (2013, 2013 AP & 2013 E)
* George Danzer (2014 & 2014 AP)
* Mike Gorodinsky (2015 & 2015 E)
* Jason Mercier (2016)
* Chris Ferguson (2017 & 2017 E)
* Shaun Deeb (2018 & 2018 E)
* Robert Campbell (2019 & 2019 E)
* Josh Arieh (2021)
* Daniel Zack (2022)
* Ian Matakis (2023)
* Scott Seiver (2024)

* v
* t
* e

Winners of the World Poker Tour Player of the Year Award

* 1. Howard Lederer
* 2. Erick Lindgren
* 3. Daniel Negreanu
* 4. Gavin Smith
* 5. J. C. Tran
* 6. Jonathan Little
* 7. Bertrand Grospellier
* 8. Faraz Jaka
* 9. Andy Frankenberger
* 10. Joe Serock
* 11. Matt Salsberg
* 12. Mukul Pahuja
* 13. Anthony Zinno
* 14. Mike Shariati
* 15. Benjamin Zamani
* 16. Artur Papazyan
* 17. Erkut Yilmaz
* 18. Brian Altman

* v
* t
* e

World Series of Poker Asia Pacific \- Main Event champions

* 2013: Daniel Negreanu
* 2014: Scott Davies

* v
* t
* e

Winners of the World Series of Poker $50,000 The Poker Players Championship

* 2006: David "Chip" Reese
* 2007: Freddy Deeb
* 2008: Scotty Nguyen
* 2009: David Bach
* 2010: Michael Mizrachi
* 2011: Brian Rast
* 2012: Michael Mizrachi
* 2013: Matthew Ashton
* 2014: John Hennigan
* 2015: Mike Gorodinsky
* 2016: Brian Rast
* 2017: Elior Sion
* 2018: Michael Mizrachi
* 2019: Phil Hui
* 2021: Daniel Cates
* 2022: Daniel Cates
* 2023: Brian Rast
* 2024: Daniel Negreanu
* 2025: Michael Mizrachi

* v
* t
* e

1990s WSOP bracelet winners

Note
number in brackets represents the number of bracelets earned in that year

1990|

* Allen Baker
* Norm Boulus
* Marie Gabert
* Mike Hart
* Berry Johnston
* Monte Kouz
* Vasilis Lazarou
* Mansour Matloubi
* Phil Reher
* Ray Rumler
* Amarillo Slim
* Shawqui Shunnarah
* Tony Stormzand
* Hugh Todd

1991|

* Joe Becker
* Doyle Brunson
* Brent Carter
* Thomas Chung
* Artie Cobb
* Brad Daugherty
* Pat Flanagan
* Mike Hart
* Jay Heimowitz
* Paul Heinrich
* Max Linder
* Rodney H. Pardey
* John Spadavecchia
* Ron Stanley
* An Tran
* Donna Ward
* Byron Wolford
* Charles Wight

1992|

* Bob Abell
* Mickey Appleman
* Eli Balas
* Lyle Berman
* Buddy Bonnecaze
* Paul Clark
* Hoyt Corkins
* Hamid Dastmalchi
* Dal Derovin
* Kenny Duggan
* Shari Flanzer
* Lamar Hampton
* Phil Hellmuth
* Tom McEvoy
* Men Nguyen
* Ray Rumler
* Erik Seidel
* Rick Steiner
* Lance Straughn
* Billy Thomas

1993|

* Billy Baxter
* Jim Bechtel
* Buddy Bonnecaze
* Humberto Brenes (2)
* Hamid Dastmalchi
* Gene Fisher
* Ted Forrest (3)
* Chau Giang
* Phil Hellmuth (3)
* Jack Keller
* Phyllis Kessler
* Hugo Mieth
* Erik Seidel
* Marty Sigel
* Robert Turner

1994|

* Lyle Berman
* Vince Burgio
* Brent Carter
* Johnny Chan
* J. J. Chun
* T. J. Cloutier (2)
* Barbara Enright
* Russ Hamilton
* Mike Hart
* John Heaney
* Jay Heimowitz
* Mike Laing
* O'Neil Longson
* Roger Moore
* Rodney H. Pardey
* J. C. Pearson
* George Rodis
* Huck Seed
* Erik Seidel
* Steven Sim
* Bill Sykes

1995|

* Mickey Appleman
* Starla Brodie
* Anthony DeAngelo
* Marlon De Los Santos
* Phil Earle
* Valter Farina
* Dan Harrington (2)
* Berry Johnston
* Richard Klamian
* Men Nguyen (2)
* Rod Peate
* Dan Robison
* Clifford Roof
* Hilbert Shirey (2)
* Mickey Sisskind
* Max Stern
* John Tsagaris
* Christian Van Hees
* Peter Vilandos
* Steve Zolotow

1996|

* Gary Benson
* John Cernuto
* David Chiu
* Freddy Deeb
* Barbara Enright
* Sam Farha
* Jim Feldhouse
* Gregory Grivas
* Adeeb Harb
* Randy Holland
* Jim Huntley
* Susie Isaacs
* Donny Kerr
* Al Krux
* Hans Lund
* Tony Ma
* John Morgan
* Men Nguyen
* Henry Orenstein
* Dody Roach
* Huck Seed
* Marty Sigel
* Frank Thompson
* Mel Weiner

1997|

* Louis Asmo
* Chris Björin
* John Cernuto
* Johnny Chan
* Claude Cohen
* Phil Hellmuth
* Susie Isaacs
* Linda Johnson
* Mel Judah
* Vasilis Lazarou
* Scotty Nguyen
* Matthias Rohnacher
* Doug Saab
* Maria Stern
* Max Stern (2)
* Kevin Song
* Dean Stonier
* Dave Ulliott
* Stu Ungar
* Bob Veltri

1998|

* Farzad Bonyadi
* Patrick Bruel
* Doyle Brunson
* Ken Buntjer
* Jan Chen
* David Chiu
* T. J. Cloutier
* Artie Cobb
* Mendy Commanda
* Bill Gempel
* Chau Giang
* Tommy Hufnagle
* Kirk Morrison
* Daniel Negreanu
* Scotty Nguyen
* Donnacha O'Dea
* Jeff Ross
* Paul Rowe
* Steve Rydel
* Erik Seidel
* Michael Shadkin

1999|

* Josh Arieh
* Steve Badger
* Eli Balas
* Charles Brahmi
* Paul Clark
* John Esposito
* Layne Flack
* Tom Franklin
* Noel Furlong
* David Grey
* Eric Holum
* Hassan Kamoei
* Ron Long
* Mike Matusow
* Christina Pie
* Mike Wattel

* 1970s
* 1980s
* 1990s
* 2000s
* 2010s
* 2020s

* v
* t
* e

2000s WSOP bracelet winners

Note
number in brackets represents the number of bracelets earned in that year

2000|

* Dave Alizadeth
* Jimmy Athanas
* Chris Björin
* Mike Carson
* Johnny Chan
* David Chiu
* Diego Cordovez
* Nani Dollison
* Ivo Donev
* Richard Dunberg
* Tim Ellis
* Chris Ferguson (2)
* Jennifer Harman
* Jay Heimowitz
* Randy Holland
* Phil Ivey
* Nat Koe
* Howard Lederer
* Tony Ma
* Huck Seed
* Michael Sohayegh
* Jerri Thomas
* Chris Tsiprailidis
* Joe Wynn

2001|

* Burt Boutin
* Allen Cunningham
* Paul Darden
* Nani Dollison (2)
* Chris Ferguson
* Jay Heimowitz
* Phil Hellmuth
* Berry Johnston
* Travis Jonas
* Galen Kester
* Rich Korbin
* Howard Lederer
* Jim Lester
* Carlos Mortensen
* Scotty Nguyen (2)
* David Pham
* Adam Roberts
* Eddy Scharf
* Barry Shulman
* Erik Seidel
* Hemish Shah
* Bob Slezak
* Cliff Yamagawa
* Steve Zolotow

2002|

* Billy Baxter
* Fred Berger
* Catherine Brown
* John Cernuto
* Johnny Chan
* Joel Chaseman
* Paul Clark
* Allen Cunningham
* Jack Duncan
* Eddie Fishman
* Layne Flack (2)
* Perry Friedman
* Thor Hansen
* Randal Heeb
* Jennifer Harman
* Dan Heimiller
* John Hennigan
* John Hom
* Phil Ivey (3)
* John Juanda
* Meng La
* Mike Majerus
* Mike Matusow
* John McIntosh
* Qushqar Morad
* Jay Sipelstein
* Jan Vang Sørensen
* Bill Swan
* Dan Torla
* Robert Varkonyi
* David Warga
* Robert Williamson III

2003|

* Mickey Appleman
* John Arrage
* Doyle Brunson
* Johnny Chan (2)
* Chris Ferguson (2)
* Layne Flack (2)
* Prahlad Friedman
* Phil Hellmuth (2)
* Mohammed Ibrahim
* Tom Jacobs
* John Juanda (2)
* Charles Keith Lehr
* Toto Leonidas
* O'Neil Longson
* David Lukaszewski
* Jim Meehan
* Chris Moneymaker
* Carlos Mortensen
* Daniel Negreanu
* Men Nguyen (2)
* Minh Nguyen
* Phi Nguyen
* Frankie O'Dell
* Ron Rose
* Barb Rugolo
* Michael Saltzburg
* Eddy Scharf
* Huck Seed
* Erik Seidel
* Amir Vahedi

2004|

* Joe Awada
* Eli Balas
* Curtis Bibb
* Farzad Bonyadi
* T. J. Cloutier
* Hung Doan
* Gerry Drehobl
* Annie Duke
* Antonio Esfandiari
* Scott Fischman (2)
* Ted Forrest (2)
* Chau Giang
* Gary Gibbs
* Barry Greenstein
* Gavin Griffin
* Hasan Habib
* John Hennigan
* Brett Jungblut
* Ted Lawson
* Kathy Liebert
* Aaron Katz
* Thomas Keller
* Norm Ketchum
* Carl Nessel
* Daniel Negreanu
* Minh Nguyen
* Phi Nguyen
* Greg Raymer
* Mike Sica
* Cyndy Violette
* James Vogl

2005|

* Rafi Amit
* Josh Arieh
* Randy Boman
* Farzad Bonyadi
* Andre Boyer
* Doyle Brunson
* Todd Brunson
* Johnny Chan
* Jiang Chen
* David Chiu
* T. J. Cloutier
* Allen Cunningham
* Quinn Do
* Denis Ethier
* Eric Froehlich
* Issac Galazan
* Lawrence Gosney
* Michael Gracz
* Barry Greenstein
* David Grey
* Joe Hachem
* Steve Hohn
* Phil Ivey
* Cliff Josephy
* Ron Kirk
* O'Neil Longson
* Paul McKinney
* Edward Moncada
* Anthony Nguyen
* Reza Payvar
* John Pires
* Pat Poels
* Anthony Reategui
* Dan Schmiech
* Erik Seidel
* Mark Seif (2)
* Jan Vang Sørensen
* Willie Tann
* Jennifer Tilly
* Thom Werthmann
* Brian Wilson
* Todd Witteles

2006|

* Kianoush Abolfathi
* Daniel Alaei
* Praz Bansi
* Dutch Boyd
* Jeff Cabanillas
* Brandon Cantu
* Bob Chalmers
* Bill Chen (2)
* Scott Clements
* Kevin Cover
* Allen Cunningham
* Sam Farha
* Eric Froehlich
* Jon Friedberg
* Rafe Furst
* John Gale
* Jamie Gold
* James Gorham
* Chris Gros
* Phil Hellmuth
* Anders Henriksson
* Ian Johns
* Eric Kesselman
* Paul Kobel
* Jason Lester
* Benjamin Lin
* Jeff Madsen (2)
* Mary Jones Meyer
* Clare Miller
* Jim Mitchell
* Kevin Nathan
* Victoriano Perches
* Ralph Perry
* Max Pescatori
* David Pham
* Pat Poels
* Mats Rahmn
* Chip Reese
* James Richburg
* Mark Vos
* Lee Watkinson
* David Williams
* Jack Zwerner

2007/
2007 E|

* Saif Ahmad
* Dario Alioto
* Rafi Amit
* Dao Bac
* Don Baruch
* Ernest Bennett
* Thomas Bihl
* Chandrasekhar Billavara
* Steve Billirakis
* Alexander Borteh
* Burt Boutin
* Sally Boyer
* Robert Cheung
* Michael Chu
* Scott Clements
* Hoyt Corkins
* Allen Cunningham
* Freddy Deeb
* Lukasz Dumanski
* Will Durkee
* Bill Edler
* Eli Elezra
* Saro Getzoyan
* Michael Graves
* Fred Goldberg
* John Guth
* Phil Hellmuth
* Greg Hopkins
* Ryan Hughes
* Michael Keiner
* Alexander Kravchenko
* Jeff Lisandro
* James Mackey
* Robert Mizrachi
* Frederick Narciso
* Annette Obrestad
* Frankie O'Dell
* Ciarán O'Leary
* Shankar Pillai
* Ben Ponzio
* Chris Reslock
* James Richburg
* Blair Rodman
* Francois Safieddine
* Tom Schneider (2)
* Dan Schreiber
* Ralph Schwartz
* Erik Seidel
* Alan Smurfit
* Mike Spegal
* David Stucke
* Gary Styczynski
* Katja Thater
* Jason Warner
* Ram Vaswani
* Jerry Yang
* Ryan Young

2008/
2008 E|

* Michael Banducci
* Duncan Bell
* David Benyamine
* Eric Brooks
* Andrew Brown
* Joe Commisso
* David Daneshgar
* Peter Eastgate
* Sherkhan Farnood
* Layne Flack
* Phil Galfond
* Frank Gary
* Alexandre Gomes
* Matt Graham
* Barry Greenstein
* Max Greenwood
* Svetlana Gromenkova
* Blair Hinkle
* Grant Hinkle
* Rob Hollink
* Jesper Hougaard (2)
* Ryan Hughes
* Theo Jørgensen
* John Juanda
* Matt Keikoan
* Davidi Kitai
* Jonathan Kotula
* Martin Klaser
* Dan Lacourse
* Erick Lindgren
* Vitaly Lunkin
* Thang Luu
* Mike Matusow
* Nenad Medić
* Dario Minieri
* Daniel Negreanu
* Scotty Nguyen
* Max Pescatori
* John Phan (2)
* Rep Porter
* Anthony Rivera
* Michael Rocco
* Freddy Rouhani
* Sebastian Ruthenberg
* James Schaff
* Scott Seiver
* Vanessa Selbst
* Jimmy Shultz
* David Singer
* Marty Smyth
* J. C. Tran
* Kenny Tran
* Phil Tom
* Sebastian Ruthenberg
* Luis Velador
* Jens Vortman
* David Woo
* Jason Young

2009/
2009 E|

* Bahador Ahmadi
* Daniel Alaei
* Ken Aldridge
* Tomas Alenius
* James Van Alstyne
* Jerrod Ankenman
* Richard Austin
* David Bach
* Eric Baldwin
* Rami Boukai
* Joe Cada
* Erik Cajelais
* Brandon Cantu
* Jeff Carris
* Andrew Cohen
* Michael Davis
* Mike Eise
* Freddie Ellis
* Zac Fellows
* Ray Foley
* Matt Graham
* Angel Guillén
* Lisa Hamilton
* David Halpern
* Anthony Harb
* Matt Hawrilenko
* Phil Ivey (2)
* Carsten Joh
* Travis Johnson
* John Kabbaj
* J. P. Kelly (2)
* Brian Lemke
* Jeff Lisandro (3)
* Vitaly Lunkin
* Thang Luu
* Jason Mercier
* Abe Mosseri
* Greg Mueller (2)
* Marc Naalden
* Brock Parker (2)
* Jorg Peisert
* Derek Raymond
* Barry Shulman
* Nick Schulman
* Jordan Smith
* Keven Stammen
* Steve Sung
* J. C. Tran
* Péter Traply
* Tony Veckey
* Peter Vilandos
* Jani Vilmunen
* Ville Wahlbeck
* Roland De Wolfe
* Leo Wolpert

* 1970s
* 1980s
* 1990s
* 2000s
* 2010s
* 2020s

* v
* t
* e

2010s WSOP bracelet winners

Note: number in brackets represents the number of bracelets earned in that year

2010/
2010 E|

* Daniel Alaei
* Harold Angle
* Richard Ashby
* David "Bakes" Baker
* Praz Bansi
* John Barch
* Chris Bell
* Tomer Berda
* James Bord
* Dutch Boyd
* Eric Buchman
* Shawn Busse
* Yan Chen
* Michael Chow
* Aadam Daya
* James Dempsey
* Jason DeWitt
* Jonathan Duhamel
* Mike Ellis
* Sigurd Eskeland
* Sam Farha
* Peter Gelencser
* Steven Gee
* Ian Gordon
* Dean Hamrick
* Gus Hansen
* William Haydon
* Vanessa Hellebuyck
* Phil Ivey
* Steve Jelinek
* Frank Kassela (2)
* Matt Keikoan
* Dan Kelly
* Steven Kelly
* Chance Kornuth
* Valdemar Kwaysser
* Phil Laak
* Pascal LeFrancois
* Michael Linn
* Jeff Lisandro
* Ayaz Mahmood
* Matt Matros
* Michael Mizrachi
* Scott Montgomery
* Men Nguyen
* Jeffrey Papola
* Hoai Pham
* Carter Phillips
* Konstantin Puchkov
* Miguel Proulx
* Jesse Rockowitz
* Scott Shelley
* Gavin Smith
* Brendan Taylor
* Jeffrey Tebben
* Joshua Tieman
* Luis Velador
* Marcel Vonk
* David Warga
* Simon Watt
* Ryan Welch

2011/
2011 E|

* Owais Ahmed
* André Akkari
* Hasan Anter
* Andrew Badecker
* Francesco Barbaro
* Allen Bari
* Sam Barnhart
* Steve Billirakis
* Nick Binger
* Tyler Bonkowski
* Kirk Caldwell
* Jake Cody
* David Diaz
* Sean Drake
* Joe Ebanks
* Elio Fox
* Andy Frankenberger
* Sean Getzwiller
* Kenneth Griffin
* Bertrand Grospellier
* Foster Hays
* Pius Heinz
* Andrew Hinrichsen
* James Hess
* Guillaume Humbert
* Dan Idema
* Matt Jarvis
* John Juanda
* Eugene Katchalov
* Geffrey Klein
* Oleksii Kovalchuk
* Mikhail Lakhitov
* Ben Lamb
* Chris Lee
* Amir Lehavot
* Maxim Lykov
* Leonard Martin
* Matt Matros
* Jason Mercier
* Michael Mizrachi
* John Monnette
* Elie Payan
* Justin Pechie
* Matt Perrins
* Athanasios Polychronopoulos
* Rep Porter
* Mark Radoja
* Brian Rast (2)
* Eric Rodawig
* Mitch Schock
* David Singontiko
* Jason Somerville
* Fabrice Soulier
* Sam Stein
* Aaron Steury
* Antonin Teisseire
* Arkadiy Tsinis
* Chris Viox
* Tristan Wade
* Harrison Wilder
* Marsha Wolak
* Darren Woods
* Viacheslav Zhukov

2012/
2012 E|

* Timothy Adams
* Jonathan Aguiar
* David Arsht
* David "Bakes" Baker
* David "ODB" Baker
* Ronnie Bardah
* Andy Bloch
* Joe Cassidy
* Aubin Cazals
* Simon Charette
* Francisco Da Costa Santos
* Yen Dang
* Antonio Esfandiari (2)
* Ryan Eriquezzo
* Leif Force
* Andy Frankenberger
* Adam Friedman
* Michael Gathy
* Clifford Goldkind
* Brent Hanks
* Roger Hairabedian
* Brian Hastings
* Phil Hellmuth (2)
* Greg Hobson
* Kenny Hsiung
* Jan-Peter Jachtmann
* Will Jaffe
* Nick Jivkov
* Tomas Junek
* Naoya Kihara
* Oleksii Kovalchuk
* Steven Loube
* Henry Lu
* Imed Ben Mahmoud
* Matt Matros
* Brian Meinders
* Craig McCorkell
* Greg Merson (2)
* Michael Mizrachi
* John Monnette
* Dominik Nitsche
* Dung Nguyen
* Randy Ohel
* Greg Ostrander
* Rocco Palumbo
* Carter Phillips
* Giovanni Rasodoni
* Ylon Schwartz
* Allyn Jaffrey Shulman
* Ashkan Razavi
* Chiab Saechao
* Brandon Schaefer
* Benjamin Scholl
* Nick Schulman
* Austin Scott
* Vanessa Selbst
* Max Steinberg
* Herbert Tapscott
* Chris Tryba
* Vincent Van Der Fluit
* Peter Vilandos
* Joey Weissman
* Neil Willerson
* Larry Wright
* Cory Zeidman
* Viacheslav Zhukov

2013/
2013 AP/
2013 E|

* Daniel Alaei
* Matthew Ashton
* Jeremy Ausmus
* John Beauprez
* Levi Berger
* Kristen Bicknell
* Barny Boatman
* Bryan Campanello
* Dana Castaneda
* Benny Chen
* David Chiu
* James Collopy
* Chris Dombrowski
* Jason Duval
* Eli Elezra
* Martin Finger
* Danny Fuhs
* Michael Gathy
* Jackie Glazier
* Anthony Gregg
* Mike Gorodinsky
* Jarred Graham
* Steve Gross
* Isaac Hagerling
* Jared Hamby
* Roger Hairabedian
* Corey Harrison
* Loni Harwood
* Jonathan Hilton
* Chad Holloway
* Dan Idema
* Phil Ivey
* Henrik Johansson
* Marco Johnson
* Cliff Josephy
* Davidi Kitai
* Aaron Lim
* Kenneth Lind
* Erick Lindgren
* Jeff Madsen
* Michael Malm
* Jesse Martin
* Adrián Mateos
* Mike Matusow
* Calen McNeil
* Simeon Naydenov
* Daniel Negreanu (2)
* Justin Oliver
* Taylor Paur
* Matt Perrins
* Bryan Piccioli
* Josh Pollock
* Athanasios Polychronopoulos
* Trevor Pope
* Sandeep Pulusani
* Mark Radoja
* Ryan Riess
* Lev Rofman
* Tom Schneider (2)
* Noah Schwartz
* Brett Shaffer
* Vladimir Shchemelev
* Darko Stojanovic
* Steve Sung
* Charles Sylvestre
* Norbert Szecsi
* Jonathan Taylor
* Nikolaus Teichert
* Ben Volpe
* Matt Waxman
* Brent Wheeler
* Brandon Wong
* Brian Yoon

2014/
2014 AP|

* Calvin Anderson
* Alex Antonios
* Alex Bilokur
* Alex Bolotin
* Justin Bonomo
* Dutch Boyd
* Luke Brabin
* Eric Buchman
* Todd Bui
* Joe Cada
* Scott Calcagno
* Kyle Cartwright
* Dan Colman
* George Danzer (3)
* Scott Davies
* Sean Dempsey
* Jonathan Dimmig
* Michael Drummond
* Igor Dubinskyy
* Kevin Eyster
* Ted Forrest
* Ted Gillis
* Will Givens
* Matt Grapenthien
* Tommy Hang
* Dan Heimiller
* John Hennigan
* Sam Higgs
* Phil Hui
* Phil Ivey
* Martin Jacobson
* Salman Jaddi
* Jared Jaffee
* John Kabbaj
* Mike Kachan
* Dan Kelly
* Bryn Kenney
* Kory Kilpatrick
* Davidi Kitai
* Gregory Kolo
* Nick Kost
* Florian Langmann
* Tuan Le
* Mike Leah
* Jeff Lisandro
* Jay Loo
* Jesse McEuen
* Pierre Milan
* David Miscikowski
* Robert Mizrachi
* Jordan Morgan
* Asi Moshe
* Dominik Nitsche (2)
* David Olson
* Brock Parker
* Brandon Paster
* Tyler Patterson
* Hugo Pingray
* Doug Polk
* Andrew Rennhack
* Roland Reparejo
* Vanessa Selbst
* Brandon Shack-Harris
* Brett Shaffer
* Jeff Smith
* Davide Suriano
* Paul Volpe
* Christopher Wallace
* Pat Walsh
* Steven Wolansky
* Brian Yoon
* Rory Young
* Haixia Zhang

2015/
2015 E|

* Daniel Alaei
* Jon Andlovec
* Adrian Apmann
* Makarios Avramidis
* Travis Baker
* Andrew Barber
* Brandon Barnette
* Connor Berkowitz
* Andre Boyer
* Adrian Buckley
* Shaun Deeb
* Upeshka De Silva
* Quinn Do
* Jonathan Duhamel (2)
* Jack Duong
* Eli Elezra
* Matthew Elsby
* Dietrich Fast
* Vasili Firsau
* Carol Fuchs
* John Gale
* Phil Galfond
* Cord Garcia
* Arash Ghaneian
* Benny Glaser
* Mike Gorodinsky
* Sam Greenwood
* Richard Gryko
* Loni Harwood
* Brian Hastings (2)
* Ryan Hefter
* Phil Hellmuth
* Paul Hoefer
* Barry Hutter
* Dan Idema
* Young Ji
* William Kakon
* Byron Kaverman
* Alex Komaromi
* Tuan Le
* Keith Lehr
* Justin Liberto
* Alex Lindop
* Ivan Luca
* Kevin MacPhee (2)
* Jeff Madsen
* Konstantin Maslak
* Joe McKeehen
* Jason Mercier
* Paul Michaelis
* Robert Mizrachi
* Takahiro Nakai
* Thiago Nishijima
* Matt O'Donnell
* Max Pescatori (2)
* Alexander Petersen
* Nick Petrangelo
* Christian Pham
* Idan Raviv
* John Reading
* Gerald Ringe
* Jacquelyn Scott
* Perry Shiao
* Anthony Spinella
* Jeff Tomlinson
* Aaron Wallace
* Michael Wang
* Brandon Wittmeyer
* Corrie Wunstel
* Ben Yu
* Benjamin Zamani
* Anthony Zinno

2016|

* Hani Awad
* Lawrence Berg
* Chase Bianchi
* Kristen Bicknell
* Kyle Bowker
* Mike Cordell
* Johnnie Craig
* Ryan D'Angelo
* George Danzer
* Shaun Deeb
* Ray Dehkharghani
* Jason DeWitt
* Yue Du
* Tony Dunst
* Peter Eichhardt
* Said El-Yousfi
* Ryan Fee
* Michael Gagliano
* Cesar Garcia
* Jean Gaspard
* Michael Gathy
* Benny Glaser (2)
* John Hennigan
* Fedor Holz
* Ian Johns (2)
* Marco Johnson
* Kyle Julius
* Ben Keeline
* Courtney Kennedy
* Loren Klein
* Martin Kozlov
* Jens Kyllönen
* Ryan Laplante
* Allan Le
* Danny Le
* Hung Le
* Rafael Lebron
* Calvin Lee
* Andrew Lichtenberger
* Clayton Maguire
* Ankush Mandavia
* Adrián Mateos
* Phillip McAllister
* Jason Mercier (2)
* Robert Mizrachi
* James Moore
* Qui Nguyen
* David Nowakowski
* Viatcheslav Ortynskiy
* Alan Percal
* David Peters
* Doug Polk
* Rep Porter
* David Prociak
* Brian Rast
* Christopher Sand
* Brandon Shack-Harris
* Sam Soverel
* Corey Thompson
* Mitchell Towner
* Michael Tureniec
* Safiya Umerova
* Christopher Vitch
* Paul Volpe
* Steven Wolansky
* Jiaqi Xu
* Andrey Zaichenko
* Alexander Ziskin

2017/
2017 E|

* David Bach (2)
* Scott Blumstein
* Liv Boeree
* Ernest Bohn
* Chris Bolek
* Christopher Brammer
* Brian Brubaker
* Shane Buchwald
* James Calderaro
* Luis Calvo
* Thomas Cannuli
* Mohsin Charania
* Upeshka De Silva
* Dieter Dechant
* Rulah Divine
* Niall Farrell
* Chris Ferguson
* Christopher Frank
* Nathan Gamble
* Harrison Gimbel
* Jason Gola
* Tyler Groth
* Albert Hoekendijk
* Bryan Hollis
* Nipun Java (2)
* Martin Kabrhel
* Nadar Kakhmazov
* Frank Kassela
* Andreas Klatt
* Loren Klein
* Chris Klodnicki
* Tom Koral
* Norberto Korn
* Igor Kurganov
* Jens Lakemeier
* Sebastian Langrock
* Tommy Le
* Frank Maggio
* Pablo Mariz
* Anthony Marquez
* Jesse Martin
* Adrián Mateos
* Heidi May
* Ben Maya
* Joe McKeehen
* Theodore McQuilkin
* Joseph Mitchell
* John Monnette
* James Moore
* Chris Moorman
* Adrian Moreno
* Abe Mosseri
* Dominik Nitsche
* James Obst
* Rifat Palevic
* Alexandru Papazian
* David Pham
* Doug Polk
* Thomas Pomponio
* John Racener
* Gaurav Raina
* Thomas Reynolds
* Marti Roca de Torres
* Joseph Di Rosa Rojas
* Artur Rudziankov
* Matthew Schreiber
* Vladimir Shchemelev
* Oleksandr Shcherbak
* Max Silver
* David Singer
* Elior Sion
* Smith Sirisakorn
* Matous Skorepa
* Tyler Smith
* Aditya Sushant
* Christopher Vitch
* Ron Ware
* Mike Wattel
* Bryce Yockey
* Brian Yoon
* Ben Yu
* Sean Yu
* Dmitry Yurasov
* Benjamin Zamani
* Lukas Zaskodny
* Shai Zurr

2018/
2018 E|

* Michael Addamo (2)
* Steve Albini
* Yaser Al-Keliddar
* Calvin Anderson
* Tim Andrew
* Eric Baldwin
* Ryan Bambrick
* Johannes Becker
* Jean-Robert Bellande
* Yaniv Birman
* Scott Bohlman
* Justin Bonomo (2)
* Farhintaj Bonyadi
* David Brookshire
* Joe Cada (2)
* Joey Couden
* John Cynn
* Matthew Davis
* Jessica Dawley
* Shaun Deeb (2)
* Ognyan Dimov
* Benjamin Dobson
* Roberly Felicio
* Elio Fox
* Adam Friedman
* Phil Galfond
* Mykhailo Gutyi
* Galen Hall
* Jeremy Harkin
* Brian Hastings
* Phil Hellmuth
* John Hennigan
* Jordan Hufty
* Anderson Ireland
* Martin Kabrhel
* Ronald Keijzer
* Arne Kern
* Loren Klein
* Chance Kornuth
* Jay Kwon
* Preston Lee
* Ryan Leng
* Philip Long
* Nikita Luther
* Timur Margolin (2)
* Julien Martini
* Dan Matsuzuki
* Matthew Mendez
* Michael Mizrachi
* Benjamin Moon
* Asi Moshe
* Robert Nehorayan
* Tommy Nguyen
* Daniel Ospina
* Giuseppe Pantaleo
* Robert Peacock
* Jeremy Perrin
* Nick Petrangelo
* Jordan Polk
* Mario Prats
* Brian Rast
* William Reymond
* Tamir Segal
* Nicholas Seiken
* Scott Seiver
* Warren Sheaves
* Jack Sinclair
* Filippos Stavrakis
* Norbert Szecsi
* Mike Takayama
* Longsheng Tan
* Denis Timofeev
* Ryan Tosoc
* Hanh Tran (2)
* Anson Tsang
* Craig Varnell
* Diogo Veiga
* Paul Volpe
* Guoliang Wei
* Jeremy Wien
* Gal Yifrach
* Ben Yu
* Andrey Zhigalov
* Yueqi Zhu

2019/
2019 E|

* Brandon Adams
* Anuj Agarwal
* Rick Alvarado
* James Anderson
* Brett Apter
* David "ODB" Baker
* Nicholas Baris
* Isaac Baron
* Jim Bechtel
* Michael Blake
* Renat Bohdanov
* Ismael Bojang
* Rami Boukai
* Yuval Bronshtein
* Shawn Buchanan
* Kahle Burns (2)
* Robert Campbell (2)
* Thomas Cazayous
* James Chen
* Joseph Cheong
* Stephen Chidwick
* Scott Clements
* Stephanie Dao
* Daniel Dayan
* Upeshka De Silva
* Ivan Deyra
* Andrew Donabedian
* Dash Dudley (2)
* Yuri Dzivielevski
* Eli Elezra
* Ari Engel
* Hossein Ensan
* Alex Epstein
* Susan Faber
* Tomas Fara
* Femi Fashakin
* Joe Foresman
* Jorden Fox
* Adam Friedman
* Ohad Geiger
* Kevin Gerhart
* Jason Gooch
* John Gorsuch
* Brian Green
* Bertrand Grospellier
* Nicholas Haynes
* Ben Heath
* Juha Helppi
* John Hennigan
* Besim Hot
* Phil Hui
* Abhinav Iyer
* Vangelis Kaimakamis
* Jiyoung Kim
* Loren Klein
* Maximilian Klostermeier
* Alexandros Kolonias
* Roman Korenev
* Yong Kwon
* David Lambard
* Jonas Lauck
* Chin Wei Lim
* Dan Lupo
* Howard Mash
* Kainalu McCue-Unciano
* Derek McMaster
* Robert Mitchell
* Michael Mizrachi
* Aristeidis Moschonas
* Asi Moshe (2)
* Greg Mueller
* Frankie O'Dell
* Jerry Odeen
* Daniel Park
* Sejin Park
* Taylor Paur
* Jeremy Pekarek
* Shankar Pillai
* Josh Pollock
* Tomas Ribeiro
* Jeremy Saderne
* Espen Sandvik
* Nick Schulman
* Luke Schwartz
* Scott Seiver
* Carl Shaw
* Stephen Song
* Santiago Soriano
* Murilo Souza
* Alan Sternberg
* Denis Strebkov
* Daniel Strelitz
* Sean Swingruber
* Danny Tang
* Keith Tilston
* Siamak Tooran
* Joao Vieira
* Barak Wisbrod
* Daniel Zack
* Luis Zedan
* Anthony Zinno
* Anatolii Zyrin

* 1970s
* 1980s
* 1990s
* 2000s
* 2010s
* 2020s

* v
* t
* e

Poker Hall of Fame

1979|

* Johnny Moss
* Nick Dandolos
* Corky McCorquodale
* Red Winn
* Sid Wyman
* Wild Bill Hickok
* Edmond Hoyle

1980s|

* Blondie Forbes
* Bill Boyd
* Tom Abdo
* Joe Bernstein
* Murph Harrold
* Red Hodges
* Henry Green
* Puggy Pearson
* Doyle Brunson
* Jack Straus
* Sarge Ferris

1990s|

* Benny Binion
* Chip Reese
* Amarillo Slim
* Jack Keller
* Little Man Popwell
* Roger Moore

2000s|

* Stu Ungar
* Lyle Berman
* Johnny Chan
* Bobby Baldwin
* Berry Johnston
* Jack Binion
* Crandell Addington
* T. J. Cloutier
* Billy Baxter
* Barbara Enright
* Phil Hellmuth
* Dewey Tomko
* Henry Orenstein
* Mike Sexton

2010s|

* Dan Harrington
* Erik Seidel
* Barry Greenstein
* Linda Johnson
* Eric Drache
* Sailor Roberts
* Tom McEvoy
* Scotty Nguyen
* Jack McClelland
* Daniel Negreanu
* Jennifer Harman
* John Juanda
* Todd Brunson
* Carlos Mortensen
* Dave Ulliott
* Phil Ivey
* Mori Eskandani
* John Hennigan
* Chris Moneymaker
* David Oppenheim

2020s|

* Huck Seed
* Eli Elezra
* Layne Flack
* Brian Rast
* Patrik Antonius
* Nick Schulman
* Michael Mizrachi

Authority control databases

International|

* ISNI
* VIAF
* FAST
* WorldCat

National|

* United States
* France
* BnF data
* Poland

*[v]: View this template
*[t]: Discuss this template
*[e]: Edit this template