Daniel Negreanu

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Daniel Negreanu
Daniel Negreanu (2018)
Daniel Negreanu (2018)
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Date of birth July 26, 1974
place of birth CanadaCanada Toronto
Nickname Kid Poker
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Daniel NegreanuGGPoker

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place of residence United StatesUnited States Las Vegas
Live Poker Tournament Achievements
Highest prize money 0$ 8,288,001
Total prize money $ 42,053,305
World Series of Poker
Bracelets 6th
Cashes 159
Best main event 11. ( 2001 , 2015 )
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Cashes 25th
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Last updated: August 26, 2020

Daniel Negreanu (born July 26, 1974 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a professional Canadian poker player .

Negreanu is one of the most popular and best poker players in the world. He is six-time bracelet winner of the World Series of Poker , two-time champions of the World Poker Tour and more than 42 million US dollars in tournament prize money by Bryn Kenney and Justin Bonomo the third most successful poker players in the world and the most successful Canadian poker player .

Negreanu has been named Player of the Year twice on the World Series of Poker , once as Player of the Year on the World Poker Tour, and twice as Player of the Year from Card Player Magazine . From the end of October 2013 he was at the top of the poker world rankings for the first time for 10 weeks in a row . In total, he held this position for 19 weeks , most recently in April 2014. In October 2014, Negreanu was inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame . As part of the 50th edition of the World Series of Poker , he was named one of the 50 best players in poker history in June 2019 .

Personal

Negreanu's parents immigrated to Canada from Romania in 1967 . Shortly before graduating from high school , he dropped out of high school and took part in legal and illegal gambling in and around Toronto . During this time he met Evelyn Ng , who later also became a professional poker player and with whom he was dating for some time. After saving some money, Negreanu went to Las Vegas to pursue his dream of becoming a professional poker player. After several losses, he returned to Toronto to save some money again.

Negreanu was married to Lori Lin Weber from August 2005 to November 2007 and lived with her in Las Vegas. In May 2019, he married actress Amanda Leatherman.

Negreanu loves to wear ice hockey shirts and is a fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs . He's been vegan since a bet with Erick Lindgren . Negreanu played an extra role in the poker film Glück im Spiel in 2007 and had a cameo appearance as the poker opponent of the mutant Gambit in the X-Men film X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009 . Also in 2009, Negreanu starred in the music video for Katy Perry's single Waking Up In Vegas .

Poker career

Online poker

In 2003 he started his own online poker room called Full Contact Poker , but sold the rights to Big Stack Enterprises in 2005 in order to simultaneously offer himself as an exclusive player in the virtual card room. In June 2007, PokerStars took over the competitor and Negreanu, under the nickname KidPoker, became their advertising medium and member of Team PokerStars until 2019 . On the platform, he won a Spring Championship of Online Poker tournament in 2013 and a title at the World Championship of Online Poker in 2016 . Negreanu has been an advertising medium for the GGPoker platform since November 2019 .

High stakes poker

Negreanu is one of four players who appeared in all seven seasons of the US poker format High Stakes Poker , which played cash game from 2006 to 2011 . He was the only player not to miss an episode. At the end of the fourth season, he was also the participant with the longest total playing time at the table.

In the second season he was involved in a spectacular hand with Gus Hansen , in which Negreanu came up with 6 ♠ 6 ♥ and 5 ♦ 5 ♣ . With the community cards 9 ♣ 6 ♦ 5 ♥ 5 ♠ 8 ♠ was his full house the Vierling Hansen inferior. As a result, he lost more than $ 575,700 in the pot. This pot was the highest in the series by the end of season three. Negreanu received a lot of sympathy from poker fans through this hand, as he kept his composure despite the high loss.

Live tournament poker

Career

1997–2003: Winning his first two bracelets

Negreanu has participated in prestigious live tournaments since 1997 .

Negreanu won his first tournament prize money at smaller events in Las Vegas , Los Angeles and Mashantucket . In the latter city he won two tournaments of the World Poker Finals in the variant Limit Hold'em in December 1997 and secured over 50,000 US dollars . At the end of April 1998 he was successful for the first time at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Binion's Horseshoe in Las Vegas and won a tournament in Pot Limit Hold'em . For this, Negreanu prevailed against 228 other players and received a prize of around 170,000 US dollars and, as the youngest player to date, a bracelet . In mid-December 1999 he won the United States Poker Championship in Atlantic City with a grand prize of $ 210,000. At the 2001 WSOP , he finished eleventh in the main event, worth almost 65,000 US dollars. Two years later he won his second bracelet in the mixed variant SHOE at the 2003 WSOP and secured a prize of around 100,000 US dollars. A week later he reached the final heads-up at another event , but had to admit defeat to Phil Hellmuth and received prize money of more than 210,000 US dollars for second place.

Overall, Negreanu's tournament winnings by the end of 2003 were over $ 2 million. Because of his success at a young age, he was nicknamed "Kid Poker".

2004: First WSOP Player of the Year and two WPT titles

At the end of January 2004, Negreanu sat at the final table of the main event of the first PokerStars Caribbean Adventures (PCA) in the Bahamas and finished the tournament in third place for just under 200,000 US dollars. At the Main Event of the World Poker Tour (WPT) played on a cruise ship , he finished second in mid-March 2004 and received around 675,000 US dollars. At the 2004 WSOP , Negreanu won his third bracelet in a Limit Hold'em tournament . Overall, he came in the money six times in the tournament series and achieved five single-digit placements, which earned him prize money of just under 350,000 US dollars. Because of this achievement, he received the first ever WSOP Player of the Year Award . In early June 2004, Negreanu won the Championship Poker at the Plaza at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas with a prize of $ 310,000. In September 2004, he prevailed at the WPT Main Event in Atlantic City and received the grand prize of more than $ 1.1 million. Three months later, Negreanu won his second WPT title at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas , which earned him just under $ 1.8 million in prize money. At the end of the year he was named Player of the Year by Card Player Magazine .

In the 2004 calendar year, he earned a total of just under 4.5 million US dollars in prize money, with which Negreanu screwed his total tournament winnings to over 6.5 million US dollars.

2005–2008: WPT Player of the Year and fourth bracelet
Negreanu at the Five Diamond World Poker Classic (2007)

At the end of January 2005, Negreanu reached the final table at the WPT Main Event in Tunica and took third place, worth almost $ 400,000. At the end of the 2004/05 WPT season, he received the WPT Player of the Year Award for his achievements that season . In late January 2006, he won the WSOP Circuit Main Event in Robinsonville , Mississippi , for a prize of over $ 750,000. He finished the Tournament of Champions at the end of June 2006 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in second behind Mike Sexton for US $ 325,000. In mid-December 2006, Negreanu reached the final table at the WPT Main Event at the Bellagio Hotel and finished third for $ 592,000. Also in January 2007 he sat at the final table of the WPT Main Event in Tunica and finished second for more than $ 500,000 in prize money. At the 2007 WSOP , Negreanu reached a final table in the Seven Card Stud variant and in a shootout event in No Limit Hold'em . The following year, he secured his fourth bracelet and the grand prize of more than $ 200,000 by winning a tournament at the 2008 WSOP in Limit Hold'em . In September 2008, he finished fifth at the main event of the World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE), which was played in London, and was endowed with just under £ 220,000 , which at that time was the equivalent of around US $ 400,000. In late November 2008, Negreanu won a tournament at the British Columbia Poker Championships in Richmond , Canada , with a grand prize of over 370,000 Canadian dollars .

At the end of 2008, the total live tournament prize money won by Negreanus was more than $ 11 million.

2009–2013: Two more bracelets and again WSOP Player of the Year
Negreanu in an interview (2013)

At the 2009 WSOP , Negreanu had eight cash placements and two final tables. At the WSOP Europe in London at the end of September 2009, as in the previous year, he also made it to the final table and only had to admit defeat to Barry Shulman , who relegated Negreanu to second place, worth almost 500,000 pounds. At the end of October 2010 he finished fourth at the main event of the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Vienna and received prize money of 175,000 euros . In January 2011, Negreanu took second place in the PCA Super High Roller , which was rewarded with one million US dollars. He finished third in the Super High Roller of the Five Star World Poker Classic at the Hotel Bellagio in May 2011 and received almost 450,000 US dollars. In April 2012, Negreanu played at the EPT in Monte-Carlo and finished sixth in the Super High Roller and second place in the High Roller , which earned him prize money of over 900,000 euros. In April 2013 he won the main event of the first ever World Series of Poker Asia Pacific at the Crown Casino in Melbourne . For this he prevailed against 404 other players and secured prize money of over one million Australian dollars as well as his fifth bracelet. In the following month he reached the final table of the main event at the EPT Monte-Carlo and finished fourth, endowed with 321,000 euros. In June and July 2013, Negreanu achieved six cash placements in the main WSOP series. At the beginning of September 2013 he finished second at the EPT High Roller in Barcelona and received € 263,800. When the French Enghien-les-Bains played out WSOP Europe Negreanu won the October 2013 high rollers -Event, which earned him a prize of 725,000 euros in addition to his sixth bracelet. He was then named Player of the Year at the WSOP for the second time and was named Player of the Year 2013 by Card Player Magazine again at the end of the year.

His prize money in live tournaments at the end of 2013 was over 19.5 million US dollars.

2014–2015: Jump to first place on the money list
Negreanu at the American Poker Awards (2015)

In February 2014, Negreanu finished sixth in the A $ 100,000 Challenge and fourth in the A $ 250,000 Challenge at the Aussie Millions Poker Championship in Melbourne , earning him $ 1.8 million in prize money. At the 2014 WSOP , Negreanu achieved a total of nine cash placements. At the most expensive event on the tournament schedule, the Big One for One Drop with a buy-in of one million US dollars, he finished second behind Daniel Colman . For this, Negreanu received prize money of almost 8.3 million US dollars, which made him jump to number one on the All Time Money List with tournament winnings of almost 30 million US dollars , which he then topped until July 2018. In February 2015, he was named Poker's Best Ambassador of 2014 at the American Poker Awards in Beverly Hills . At the end of May 2015, he won the second season of the Shark Cage television format, which was hosted by his sponsor PokerStars, and received almost one million US dollars for it. At the 2015 WSOP , he finished third in the Seven Card Stud Hi-Low Split-8 or Better Championship . In addition, Negreanu reached the seventh day of the tournament in the main event and was eliminated there in eleventh place, endowed with just under 530,000 US dollars. This achievement won an American Poker Award as Poker Moment of the Year 2015 . A photo of Negreanu taken by Joe Giron immediately after his departure also received Poker Media Content of the Year award . In December 2015, he finished third at the WPT Alpha8 event at the Bellagio Hotel and received around $ 640,000.

By the end of 2015, Negreanu had collected live tournament prize money of over US $ 32 million, more than any other player at the time.

Since 2016: Highly endowed tournament results

At the 2016 WSOP , Negreanu made the money nine times. In mid-January 2017, he finished fifth in the high roller of the PokerStars Championship in the Bahamas for just under 270,000 US dollars. During the 2017 WSOP , Negreanu sat at four final tables and earned around $ 700,000 in prize money. In early December 2017, he finished second in the Super High Roller of the Five Diamond World Poker Classic at the Bellagio Hotel and received $ 936,000. At the PCA in January 2018, Negreanu made the final table of the super high roller event, which he finished fourth for more than $ 520,000 in prize money. At the end of May 2018 he finished second at the Super High Roller Bowl at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas after losing heads-up to Justin Bonomo and received prize money of 3 million US dollars. At the 2019 WSOP , Negreanu finished second in the $ 100,000 high roller event, earning more than $ 1.7 million. In the tournament series as well as in the WSOP Europe played in the King's Resort in Rozvadov , he achieved a total of 24 money placements and reached 5 final tables. After the WSOPE was over, he was named WSOP Player of the Year for the third time. A few days later, the organizers admitted a data error, without which the Australian Robert Campbell was WSOP Player of the Year . Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the World Series of Poker Online was held in Las Vegas in 2020 instead of the main tournament series . Negreanu started out playing all WSOP.com events from his home in Las Vegas and got 15 cash placements. He then moved his location to Mexico in order to be able to participate in the other tournaments on GGPoker . There he achieved numerous other money placements.

Prize money overview

Negreanu at the EPT in Monte-Carlo (2008)
year Prize money (in $ ) Tournament victories
1997 00.075,594 3
1998 00.279.066 4th
1999 00.359,947 4th
2000 00.010,075 -
2001 00.320.937 4th
2002 00.530,798 8th
2003 00.532.939 2
2004 04,465,907 4th
2005 00.532,312 -
2006 01,939,965 3
2007 00.858.979 1
2008 01,301,853 2
2009 01,224,895 -
2010 00.683.825 3
2011 01,534,367 -
2012 01,690,020 -
2013 03,208,630 2
2014 10.284.118 -
2015 02,482,489 1
2016 00.302.452 -
2017 02,700,646 -
2018 04,510,383 -
2019 02.223.111 -
2020 00,000.000 -
total 42.053.305 41

Bracelet overview

Negreanu at the 2005 WSOP

Negreanu cashed 159 times at the WSOP, only Phil Hellmuth reached the paid places more often. The Canadian won six bracelets :

year Buy-in competition Attendees Prize money
1998 E. 0.$ 2000A. Pot-Limit Hold'em 229 0.$ 169,460A.
2003 E. 0.$ 2000A. Limit SHOE 135 0.$ 100,440A.
2004 E. 0.$ 2000A. Limit Hold'em 287 0.$ 169,100A.
2008 E. 0.$ 2000A. Limit Hold'em 479 0.$ 204,874A.
2013 A A $ 10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event 405 A $ 1,038,825
2013 E € 25,600A. No-Limit Hold'em High Roller 080 0.€ 725,000A.

Web links

Commons : Daniel Negreanu  - collection of images

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Negreanu, Daniel
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Kid Poker (nickname); DNegs (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Canadian poker player
DATE OF BIRTH July 26, 1974
PLACE OF BIRTH Toronto , Ontario , Canada