Poker player

Benjamin Wey

Switzerland

Benjamin Wey is a Swiss poker player who has recorded multiple cashes in live tournaments across Switzerland between 2016 and 2026. His notable results include a runner-up finish in the 2016 Grand Casino Luzern Poker Circle Swiss Open and a third-place finish at the 2025 Foif Drü Effretikon event.

Career earnings: $ 55,3152 views

Tournament Results

Benjamin Wey, a poker player from Switzerland, has participated in a variety of live tournaments over the past decade. Based on available records from Buy-In.info, his results span from 2016 to 2026, with cashes in events held at Grand Casino Luzern, Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen, and other venues.

Key Performances

  • Grand Casino Luzern – GCL 15. 'Poker Circle Swiss Open' Finale (16 May 2016): 2nd place, buy-in 500+50 CHF.
  • Foif Drü Effretikon – 'Foif Drü' #200er FREEZEOUT (2 Sep 2025): 3rd place, buy-in 200+40 CHF.
  • Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen – Montags-Poker (9 Jul 2018): 3rd place, buy-in 100+20 CHF.
  • Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen – Montags-Poker (11 Dec 2017): 3rd place, buy-in 100+20 CHF.
  • Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen – One Day Special 3 (Button Ante) (30 Apr 2018): 10th place, buy-in 300+30 CHF.
  • 24Poker – 24-Big Tuesday Poker – Last Ranking (28 Apr 2026): 9th place, buy-in 100+30 CHF.
  • Grand Casino Luzern – 'Chillout Special' Finaltag – Button Ante (5 Aug 2018): 33rd place, buy-in 200+40 CHF.
  • Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen – Neujahrspokerturnier, Finale (2 Jan 2017): 38th place, buy-in 400+40 CHF.
  • Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen – Montags-Poker (12 Feb 2018): 6th place.
  • Swiss Casinos Schaffhausen – Montags-Poker (9 Jan 2017): 6th place.

These results indicate consistent participation in mid-stakes tournaments, with a notable runner-up finish in the Poker Circle Swiss Open and several podium finishes in smaller events.

Playing Style

No detailed information is available regarding Benjamin Wey's playing style. His tournament results suggest he is a regular in the Swiss live poker scene, but specific tendencies, such as aggressive or conservative play, remain undocumented in public sources.

Personal Life

Publicly available information does not cover Benjamin Wey's background, education, or activities outside of poker. He is listed as a Swiss player and sometimes uses the alias "PokerprinzSchweiz" on tournament tracking sites.

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