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Daniel Negreanu

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Nicknamed "KidPoker", Daniel Negreanu is a Canadian player who has been active on the poker scene since the late 90s. To this day, he is probably the best-known player in the poker world, and probably also the one who signs the most autographs, such is his popularity among today's poker players.

Third on the All-Time Money List with over $46 million in Circuit earnings, Daniel Negreanu is known for his excellent reads of his opponents. Holder of 6 WSOP bracelets, 2 WSOP Player of the Year titles in 2004 and 2013, 2 WPT titles, 5 EPT final tables, Daniel Negreanu owes much of his fame to the High Stakes Poker show in which he took part in some legendary moves against Gus Hansen.

Sponsored by the PokerStars website for many years, Netflix even devoted a documentary to him in 2015, soberly entitled "KidPoker", in which he looked back on his early days at poker and in particular the many times he had to start from scratch after losing his entire bankroll at the Las Vegas tables.

Total career earnings 56 580 431 $
Biggest career gain

2014: WSOP runner-up {{BestResult__Text|TextBox|[IsMandatory:true]}},000,000 Big One for One Drop

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