Poker player

Adrian Piasecki

Poland

Adrian Piasecki is a Polish professional poker player best known for his seventh-place finish in the 2012 EPT Sanremo Main Event for €96,000. He has over $156,000 in live tournament earnings and multiple deep runs in EPT Main Events.

Career earnings: $ 190,70513 views

Overview

Adrian Piasecki is a Polish poker player who has achieved notable results on the European Poker Tour. According to WSOP.com, he has one final table, four cashes, and total live earnings of $156,666.

EPT Main Event Results

Piasecki's most prominent result came at the 2012 PokerStars EPT Sanremo Main Event. With 797 entrants and a buy-in of €5,300, he reached the final table and finished 7th, earning €96,000. He was eliminated by Ludovic Lacay when his A9 fell to Lacay's AK.

He also cashed in three other EPT Main Events:

  • 2012 EPT Prague: 83rd place for €10,000 (864 entrants)
  • 2013 EPT Prague: 85th place for €11,100 (1,007 entrants)
  • 2014 EPT Sanremo IPT Main Event: 31st place for €3,220 (609 entrants)

Notable Hands

During the 2012 EPT Prague Main Event, Piasecki eliminated Daniel Balaiasa. Balaiasa held A♠Q♥ while Piasecki had K♣K♦ on a board that gave Piasecki the win, building his stack to 72,000 chips.

Later Career

After 2014, Piasecki took a break from live tournaments. In recent years, he has returned to play in Poker Fever events, including an 8th-place finish in a Main Event in March of an unspecified year.

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