Poker player

Chris Churchwell

United States

Chris Churchwell, American poker player, world ranking 14149, total earnings $243,303. He has cashed multiple times in events such as WSOP, known for his solid style.

Career earnings: $ 243,303

Early Life & Background

Chris Churchwell was born in Athens, Georgia, USA. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the University of Georgia in 2013. Before committing to poker, he worked in finance as a Senior Assistant Mortgage Examiner and held other financial roles. In October 2015, he decided to transition to a full-time professional poker player and has been active ever since.

Poker Results & Highlights

Chris Churchwell's poker career has largely centered around the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit. According to WSOP official data, he has recorded 26 cashes, 6 final tables, and total earnings of $235,138 (other sources report $243,303). His best result came on November 30, 2023, finishing 5th in the WSOPC Harrah's Cherokee #7 ($400 NLH Monster Stack) for a prize of $94,483.

Other notable results include:

  • October 9, 2025: WSOPC Harrah's Cherokee #10 ($400 NLH Mini-Main) – 76th place for $4,180
  • August 6, 2022: WSOPC Harrah's Cherokee #5 ($400 NLH 6-Handed) – 12th place for $3,204
  • April 14, 2019: WSOPC Harrah's Cherokee #12 ($1,700 Main Event) – 23rd place for $1,441

His WSOP.com screen name is "Requin54". He currently ranks 14,149th in the world.

Career & Multiple Roles

Beyond poker, Chris Churchwell has a diverse professional background. According to his LinkedIn profile, he worked as a Linux Support Analyst at A2 Hosting (2016‑2020), a Web Consultant at Endurance International Group, and a Live Chat Agent at A Small Orange. These technical and customer‑service roles honed his communication and problem‑solving skills, which have proven valuable at the poker table.

Playing Style & Tags

Chris Churchwell is known for his solid, patient approach, excelling in long‑format tournaments by accumulating chips and leveraging experience to make key decisions. His success in WSOPC Monster Stack events demonstrates his adaptability in deep‑stack structures. Tags: Solid player, WSOP Circuit regular, Multifaceted.

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