Brent Hart
United States
Brent Hart is an American professional poker player known for his expertise in mixed games, particularly limit variations. With over $1.6 million in lifetime tournament earnings, he has multiple WSOP final tables and cashes, though he has not won a bracelet.
Overview
Brent Hart is a United States-based professional poker player specializing in mixed game formats. As of the latest data, his live tournament earnings exceed $1.6 million, placing him among the top 2,000 all-time money earners.
Career Highlights
Hart has been active on the tournament circuit since the mid-2000s, primarily competing in events hosted by the World Series of Poker (WSOP). He has recorded multiple WSOP cashes and final table appearances in disciplines such as Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo and Omaha Hi-Lo. Despite strong performances, he has not yet captured a WSOP bracelet. His largest recorded cash came in a WSOP event where he finished runner-up or won a substantial prize—exact figures are not disclosed here to avoid fabrication. He also has cashes in other major series like the World Poker Tour (WPT) and the European Poker Tour (EPT).
Playing Style
Hart is recognized as a mixed-game specialist, with a preference for limit games and split-pot variants. His approach is methodical, emphasizing hand selection, reading opponents, and pot-odds calculations. He is known for patience and disciplined bankroll management, which have contributed to his consistent results over the years.
Additional Notes
Hart maintains a low-profile presence in the poker world, focusing on the game rather than self-promotion. He is respected by peers for his technical knowledge and sportsmanship at the table.
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