Bhaskar Setti

Bhaskar Setti is a poker player from the United States who has built a solid track record in live tournament poker, particularly in WSOP Circuit and RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) events at Horseshoe Council Bluffs. His career earnings stand at $61,624 from 12 recorded cashes, including a WSOP Circuit ring and multiple final table appearances.

Setti's most notable result came in June 2021 when he finished 5th in the RGPS All Stars $575 Main Event at Horseshoe Council Bluffs, earning $26,058. The event attracted 851 entries, and Setti was eliminated after a clash with Ryan Fetherkile.

In April 2018, Setti won a WSOP Circuit ring, taking down Ring Event #1: $365 No-Limit Hold'em Re-entry for $10,838. Earlier that year, he also placed 6th in another WSOP Circuit event for $2,254 and 26th in a $365 event for $1,188.

He cashed in the 2019 World Series of Poker Monster Stack ($1,500 NLHE, Event #50), finishing 507th out of 6,035 players for $3,204. Other cashes include 34th in the $1,700 WSOPC Main Event in September 2023 ($2,790) and 39th in the $700 RGPS Main Event in November 2023 ($1,566).

Setti's WSOP.com profile shows 0 bracelets but 1 ring, 4 final tables, 12 cashes, and total earnings of $61,624. His results span WSOP, WSOP Circuit, and RGPS events, with a focus on mid-stakes tournaments at Horseshoe Council Bluffs.

During the 2021 RGPS Main Event, Setti provided several memorable moments. On Day 2, he doubled up with A-5 against Matt Morfitt's A-10 after flopping aces-up. He also survived a hand where he bluffed the river but was called by Adrian Jimenez, conceding the pot. In another hand, Setti bet 250,000 on the river with J-2 suited, claiming after the hand that "Jack-Deuce is my lucky cards! It's how I got back in the tournament!"

Despite his deep run, Setti was ultimately eliminated in 5th place when his A-6 lost to Ryan Fetherkile's Q-Q.

• Total Live Cashes: 12
• Total Earnings: $61,624
• Biggest Cash: $26,058 (5th Place, RGPS $575 Main Event, 2021)
• WSOP Circuit Ring: 1 (2018)