Belgian player
A member of Team Winamax since 2008, Davidi Kitai, nicknamed the "Genius", is one of the few players to hold the Triple Crown, which consists of having won an EPT title, a WPT title and a WSOP bracelet.
His string of successes began with a |HtmlArea|[IsMandatory:true]}},000 Pot-Limit Hold'em win the year he joined the Winamax team. In 2011, he won the WPT Celebrity Invitational in Los Angeles and completed his triple crown with the EPT Berlin in 2012, which he considers his "best poker memory" to date, having already finished 3rd at the EPT Barcelona in 2008.
It was at the EPT Berlin final table that he first came to prominence with some exceptional hero calls against Andrew Chen, which made him internationally renowned and gave him the image of a player who uses tells a lot live.
Top of the Belgian All-Time Money List with over $10 million in winnings on the circuit, Davidi Kitai holds 3 WSOP bracelets to date and has been a regular at High-Roller tournaments for many years. In fact, he won the $25,000 Super High-Roller at the Partypoker Millions in 2018 for €700,000, his last big performance to date.
At the end of 2018, he reached the final table of the €2,200 High-Roller at the Belgian Poker Championship in Namur, where he created quite a stir at the table.
2012: Winner of the EPT Berlin for
712 000 €
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