Poker player

Argyle Alejandria

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United States

Argyle Alejandria is an American poker player with over $14,000 in recorded tournament earnings, including a deep run in the 2019 Poker King Cup Taiwan Main Event. His largest cash came from a WSOP Circuit main event in 2018, and he has multiple cashes in WSOP and WSOP Circuit events.

Career earnings: $ 56,838

Early Career

Argyle Alejandria's earliest recorded tournament cash came in March 2018 at the WSOP Circuit - Planet Hollywood, where he finished 21st in Event #11: $1,675 Main Event for $8,070 — his largest single payout to date.

2019 Poker King Cup Taiwan

In August 2019, Alejandria traveled to Taiwan for the Poker King Cup Main Event (buy-in 27,500 TWD). During Day 2, with blinds at 2,500/5,000 and a 5,000 ante, he found himself in a pivotal hand. After an opponent opened, Alejandria shoved from late position for 59,000 with A♠J♦. The initial raiser, Jongjun “Jimmy” Park, called with K♣Q♠. The board ran out 3♠J♠6♣A♥Q♦, giving Alejandria top pair and the double-up, crippling Park. Park was eliminated the very next hand. The article notes the hand as "Argyle Cripples Park, Fung Sends Him Packing," though it does not specify Alejandria’s final finish in the event.

WSOP and WSOP Circuit Success (2021)

During the 2021 WSOP schedule, Alejandria recorded several cashes:

  • WSOP Event #55: COLOSSUS No-Limit Hold'em (October 2021) – 360th place out of 9,399 entries, earning $1,430.
  • PokerGO Tour – Wynn Las Vegas $550 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty (May 2021) – 7th place out of 247 entries, earning $3,041.
  • RunGood Poker Series – Jamul Casino $575 Main Event (June 2021) – 69th place out of 559 entries, earning $885.
  • WSOP Circuit – The Bicycle Casino Event #3 (December 2021) – 15th place out of 429 entries, earning $1,055.

Career Summary

Alejandria is an American player who primarily competes in live tournaments across the United States and occasionally abroad. According to WSOP.com, he has 5 lifetime cashes totaling $14,481, with one final table appearance. His results show a consistent ability to navigate large fields, particularly in WSOP Circuit and WSOP Colossus events.

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