Ryan Riess

United States

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Carreer Earnings

$15,024,752 USD

GPI Ranking

696th

Ryan Riess

Biography

Ryan Riess rose to fame in 2013 when he won the WSOP Main Event for over $8.365 million. Riess originates from Michigan, and was traveling the World Series of Poker Circuit events before the life changing score in 2013. Since the Main Event title, Riess has gone on to win numerous high roller titles. Riess sits at 44th on the all-time money list, but as one of the younger pros on the scene, it he will most certainly climb that list.

PokerGO Event Results

  • Stairway to Millions 2022

    Event #3: $4,000 No-Limit Hold’em


    10th

    13,440 USD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2018

    Event #5 – $10,000 NLH


    3rd

    87,100 USD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2019

    Event #10 – $100,000 NLH Main Event


    5th

    264,000 USD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2019

    Event #9 – $50,000 NLH


    2nd

    492,000 USD
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    Articles

    2013 WSOP Main Event on PokerGO – Relive Ryan Riess’ Victory

    - October 15, 2020 The 2013 WSOP Main Event attracted 6,352 entrants and created a prize pool of over $59.7 million. The November Nine returned for it’s sixth installment as five countries were represented among the final nine – the United States, Canada, France, Netherlands, and Israel. The first night of play lasted nearly nine hours as the final…

    partypoker pro Ludovic Geilich Leads MILLIONS Main Event into Final Day

    - November 22, 2019 The penultimate day of the MILLIONS World Bahamas Main Event began with 135 players and after eight levels of play, 24 players bagged chips for tomorrow’s Caribbean Poker Party finale. The remaining field is stacked with talent – especially the top of the leaderboard. partypoker pro Ludovic Geilich leads and is the only player over…

    Top Hands from the WSOP Europe €250K Super High Roller

    - October 20, 2019 Over the next two weeks, six WSOP bracelets will be awarded from King’s Casino in Rozvadov. While exclusive coverage of the 2019 World Series of Poker Europe continues on PokerGO, we’re breaking down the biggest hands from every stream starting with the €250K Super High Roller. Neither player made Day 2, but Timothy Adams and…
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