Aleksandr Dokuchaev
Russia
Aleksandr Dokuchaev is a Russian professional poker player employed at PokerStars, where he works as a poker specialist in the Engineering and Technical department. He also competes in trading card game tournaments, achieving regional finishes in events across the United States.
Overview
Aleksandr Dokuchaev (also known as Alexander Dokuchaev) is a Russian dual-career competitor, active in both professional poker and trading card games (TCGs). His poker career is defined by his long-standing role at PokerStars, while his TCG pursuits have seen him participate in regional tournaments.
Poker Career
According to his LinkedIn profile, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich has been working as a poker player (specialist) at PokerStars, a leading online poker platform, in the Engineering and Technical department. His current employment there highlights his involvement in the poker industry, though specific tournament achievements in poker are not publicly documented.
Trading Card Game Career
Under the name Alexander Dokuchaev, he has competed in numerous regional TCG events, primarily in the United States. His tournament history includes finishes at Regional Houston, TX (215th place in March 2026), Regional Atlanta, GA (208th in April 2025), Regional San Antonio, TX (81st in January 2025), Regional Baltimore, MD (96th in September 2024), and Regional Charlotte, NC (73rd in March 2023). He has earned 29 career points from these events.
Tournament Results
In addition, he participated in the International Championship New Orleans (June 12-14, 2026), finishing 1265th out of 3,752 players with a record of 4-3-1.
Personal & Professional Background
Beyond his gaming careers, Dokuchaev is also listed as a Software Engineer at T-Systems International GmbH in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he has worked since March 2017. This suggests a background in software engineering, complementing his technical role at PokerStars. However, it is possible this refers to a different individual with the same name.
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