Here Are Some Of The Greatest Poker Players Of All Time

Doyle Brunson

Commonly referred to as the Texas Dolly, this amazing poker player stood the test of time and always emerged stronger. He is famous for his uncanny ability to keep his composure regardless of the level of play. Nearly 90 years old, he played professional poker for half a century and has a stellar career to brag about. He won 10 bracelets and the World Series of Poker and back-to-back main events in 1976 and 1977. He’s the record holder for the oldest winner of a Poker Tour event in 2004 when he was 71.

Johnny Moss

One of the true poker legends, Johnny Moss is also known as the grandfather of poker, and for good reason. He played the beautiful game for decades and always competed at the highest level, with his cash winnings in possible to be determined. Johnny also played at the World Series of Poker where he won two main events and has a total of nine bracelets. Fiercely competitive and experienced beyond comparison, Mr. Moss also had more than $1 million in tournament winnings.

Phil Hellmuth

Far from being a pleasant person at the poker table, the Poker Brat nonetheless deserves a place on any list celebrating the best poker players of all time. Phil Hellmuth is a huge name in poker, with a unique personality and amazing skill at and around poker tables. He is the record holder with 15 World Series of Poker bracelets and more than $20 million in winnings. Phil won the main event back in 1989 in Las Vegas and triumphed in Europe when the competition was held there in 2012.

Daniel Negreanu

Daniel Negreanu is well known around poker tables as Kid Poker, and he is famous for his amazing reading skills. The Romanian born in Canada is the winner of 6 WSOP bracelets and has won more than $13 million in tournaments. His memorable display of skill at the High-Stakes Poker show and flawless reading of hands inspired others to pick up poker. He’s a pleasant person to be around and an amazing guy, always happy to help others understand the game better.

There are plenty of other amazing poker players who compete at land-based tables and over the Internet. The Hall of Fame features dozens of such remarkable individuals and their accomplishments are all worth celebrating. Having said this, we feel that the aforesaid players deserve a place in our four-of-a-kind lineup.

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