Koray Aldemir

Germany

Carreer Earnings

$20,394,574 USD

GPI Ranking

161st


PokerGO Trophies

x 1

Biography

Koray Aldemir is a German born professional poker player who now resides in Vienna, Australia. While Aldemir has many high roller titles to his name, his biggest score came back in 2016 when he finished 3rd in the $111,111 Big One for One Drop at the World Series of Poker for over $2.15 million. Aldemir’s other wins include a title in a Triton Super High Roller, and an Aria High Roller tournament,

PokerGO Event Results

  • Poker Masters 2017

    Event #1 – $50,000 NLH


    6th

    153,000 USD

  • Poker Masters 2018

    Event #7 – $100,000 NLH


    3rd

    400,000 USD

  • Poker Masters 2018

    Event #6 – $50,000 NLH


    2nd

    517,000 USD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2019

    Event #9 – $50,000 NLH


    1st

    738,000 USD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2019

    Event #3 – $10,000 NLH


    2nd

    159,250 USD
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    Biggest Hands from the 2021 WSOP Main Event

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