Poker player

Antonis Kambouroglou

Australia

Antonis Kambouroglou is an Australian professional poker player with lifetime tournament earnings of $874,259. He is best known for finishing 9th in the 2012 WSOP Main Event. He also has a WSOP Circuit ring and multiple final table appearances.

Career earnings: $ 874,25913 views

Overview

Antonis Kambouroglou is an Australian professional poker player known for his deep run in the 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event, where he finished 9th. His career tournament earnings exceed $874,000.

Major Results

  • 2012 WSOP Main Event: 9th place, earning approximately $590,000.
  • WSOP Circuit: Winner of one WSOP Circuit event.
  • Other: Multiple final tables including the Aussie Millions.

Playing Style

Kambouroglou is known for a solid, aggressive style with strong post-flop play. He emphasizes position, value betting, and controlled bluffs, particularly effective in deep-stacked tournament phases.

Trivia

  • Often described as a "final table regular".
  • In the 2012 WSOP Main Event, he was once chip leader before losing a crucial hand that eliminated him.

Lessons

  • Bankroll Management: Stresses its importance in tournaments.
  • Patience: Key to success in high-pressure final tables.
  • Hand Reading: Credits practice and review for his edge.

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