Anton Krysanov

Anton Krysanov is a professional poker player from Russia, specializing in online tournaments. He is known in the poker world by the nickname "Kroko-dill" and is particularly active on PokerStars. Although his live tournament record is limited, he has achieved significant results and reputation in high-stakes online tournaments.

Krysanov's career is primarily focused on online tournaments. He has repeatedly reached final tables and won titles in PokerStars' Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) and World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP), though specific numbers of wins are not publicly available. His total online earnings rank among the top in Russian players, but exact figures are undisclosed.

Krysanov is known for an aggressive yet flexible style, excelling at using position and stack size to apply pressure. He demonstrates strong hand reading and post-flop decision-making in multi-table tournaments, especially in deep-stack phases where he adjusts strategies. Additionally, he has a deep understanding of mathematics and probability, often employing range-based analysis methods.

The nickname "Kroko-dill" is highly recognizable and often used in the poker community when discussing his notable hands. Krysanov rarely appears in streams or forums, maintaining a low profile, but has gained many fans due to his online results. He has also shared strategic insights on Russian poker forums, making him a study subject for some players.

For players looking to improve their online tournament skills, Krysanov's style is worth studying: first, focus on stage adjustments—conservative early, aggressive late; second, use software and data analysis to optimize decisions. Additionally, his success shows that continuous learning (such as studying ICM and range balancing) is key to becoming a top player.