Andre Dimitri Joubert

Joubert has demonstrated consistent competitive form in the WSOP Main Event. In 2024, he emerged from a field of 10,112 entrants in Event #81: $10,000 Main Event, finishing 80th for a prize of $120,000 – the largest single cash of his career. In 2023, he also cashed in the Main Event, placing 1,095th out of 10,043 players for $17,500. Additionally, he finished 23rd in the €500 Mystery Bounty event at the 2023 WSOP Circuit Cannes, earning €820.

Joubert has also performed well on the European Poker Tour (EPT). At the 2022 EPT Barcelona Hyper Turbo Knockout event, he finished runner-up out of 159 players, earning €21,390. That same year, he placed 160th in the EPT UKIPT London Main Event (793 entrants) for £1,860, and 182nd in the EPT FPS Monte Carlo Main Event (999 entrants) for €2,430.

Joubert's poker career began in French domestic events. In 2011, he finished 3rd in the TexaPoker Series Gujan Mestras (87 entrants) for €5,500, and later that year was runner-up in the Deepstack Arcachon (50 entrants) for €5,000. In 2013, he placed 100th in the France Poker Series Deauville final (828 entrants) for €2,000. In 2016, he finished 3rd in the Winamax Poker Open Dublin (978 entrants) for €37,600 – his largest early career cash.

Joubert has also participated in various other events: at the 2019 Winamax SISMIX Costa Brava Main Event (2,306 entrants), he placed 168th for €1,100; at the 2012 Partouche Poker Deepstack (300 entrants), he finished 28th for €490.

As of 2024, Dimitri Joubert's total career earnings have exceeded $300,000, with the WSOP Main Event contributing the largest share. With consistent performances in multiple major tournaments, he has solidified his standing in the French poker scene.