One of the biggest names in poker, Daniel Negreanu has been crushing the live scene for over a decade. He won the first WSOP* event he ever played, and has gone on to win three more bracelets since, with countless other final table appearances and cashes in between. He’s also earned over $5,500,000 on the World Poker Tour, including two titles. Daniel’s total live career earnings ticked over the $12,000,000 mark in 2009 to make him the highest earning player of all time. He also appears on the biggest TV poker shows, usually walking away the winner. He plays online using the screen name ‘KidPoker’.
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Under almost any different set of circumstances, Daniel Negreanu would've been down the street at the Cafe de Paris where the EPT London revelers were lubricating their minds and joints at the European Poker Tour welcome party. On any other night, Negreanu would've been on the mic, glad-handing in the...more
Daniel Negreanu is a man with a plan. Although he is going to be jetting all over the globe for live tournaments and trying to fit in some golf time in the sweet September weather in Las Vegas, he's got his eye on some big time events in this year's...more
This past weekend, Daniel Negreanu won the BC Poker Championship for more than $370,000. Today, he sent us his thoughts on the event. He takes us through the final table and all the big hands. by Daniel Negreanu I won! It might have been a relatively inexperienced final table, but...more
So there I was back in 2009, standing quietly by a table in the cavernous Amazon Room in the Rio. This was, if I recall correctly, the $10,000 7-card Stud event at the World Series of Poker. Likely I'd just been outside for a cigarette in the scorching Las Vegas...more
"Seems like everyone at this table is trying to win, that's no fun!" exclaimed Daniel "KidPoker" Negreanu near the sixth hour of play and holding a sizable stack going towards the money bubble of 117 places paid. Indeed PLO8 is not for the faint of heart nor timid betting if...more
Large attendance? Check. A star-studded field? Check. A prize pool approaching seven figures? Most definitely check. Event #44 of PokerStars WCOOP 2011 attracted more than 2,000 players. This $320 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em tournament guaranteed a prize pool of $400,000, but those entries plus 625 rebuys created a whopping pot...more
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