Poker player

Cameron Williamson

United Kingdom

Cameron Williamson, a British professional poker player, world ranking 11452, with career earnings of approximately $293,932. Although not at the top tier, he has achieved success in multiple events with his steady style.

Career earnings: $ 293,93229 views

Player Overview

Cameron Williamson, born in Scotland (UK), is a professional poker player. his total live tournament earnings are $265,336, with a highest single cash of $65,271 (approx. £53,000). He has 3 cashes and 1 final table in WSOP.com records, and is ranked approximately 11,452nd in the world.

Major Tournament Results

  • May 12, 2022: GUKPT Main Event (Grosvenor Maybury Casino, buy-in £670+80), finished 2nd out of 390 players, prize £53,000 (approx. $65,271).
  • August 9, 2022: EPT Barcelona - Estrellas Poker Tour Main Event (buy-in €1,100), placed 538th out of 6,313 players, won €2,700.
  • August 25, 2022: GUKPT Main Event (Grosvenor G Casino, buy-in £900+100), placed 41st out of 549 players, won £1,900.
  • 2026 Irish Poker Open: Main Event (buy-in not disclosed), placed 13th out of 710 players, won €2,000.

Classic Hand: Correct Read but Reversed

During the 2025 WPT Cyprus Championship, Williamson played a famous hand. Blinds 400/800/800, he raised to 6,500 from cutoff with A♥T♦, four players called. Flop J♠7♠3♥, he bet 9,000, only Gheorghe Fedorca check-shoved for about 91,000. After a long tank, Williamson called with bottom pair, ace-high, and a gutshot straight draw. Opponent showed K♥9♥ for an open-ended straight draw. Williamson was ahead, but the turn K♣ gave the opponent a straight, and the river did not improve, Williamson was eliminated. This hand was rated by WPT as the 'Gold Hand' of the day, praising his correct read but bad outcome.

Playing Style

Based on limited hand histories, Williamson's style leans towards tight-aggressive, good at reading hands and decision-making. He focuses on starting hand quality and can make logical inferences about opponents' ranges post-flop. For example, in the WPT hand, he accurately judged that the opponent was on a draw and made the correct call, although unsuccessful, it demonstrates his analytical ability. In short-stack situations, he will also shove decisively, such as in the Irish Open where he shoved with K♠Q♠ and was called by top pair, getting eliminated.

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