Poker player

Chris Kyriacou

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United Kingdom

Christopher Kyriacou is an English professional poker player with over $162,000 in live earnings. He gained recognition by winning the 2017 888Live London Festival Opening Event for £20,000 and has cashed in multiple WSOP events, including a 100th-place finish in the 2025 $5,000 Super Turbo Bounty.

Career earnings: $ 34,558

Early Career

Christopher Kyriacou first appeared on the live tournament scene in 2009, cashing in the GUKPT Main Event at Grosvenor G Casino for £2,300 (18th place). Two years later, he finished 7th in another GUKPT Main Event at The Victoria Poker Room, earning £12,500.

Major Title: 888Live London Festival Opening Event (2017)

Kyriacou's most notable victory came in October 2017 at the 888Live London Festival. The £220 Opening Event attracted 771 entries (521 unique plus 250 rebuys), creating a £142,758 prize pool that smashed the £120,000 guarantee. Kyriacou entered the final table with 2,285,000 chips and, after several key double-ups, reached a three-handed deal. He secured the trophy and £20,000, while Ka Him Li took £17,900 and Terry Simpson £17,675.

Recent Results (2025 WSOP)

In the 2025 World Series of Poker, Kyriacou cashed in two events:

These results contributed to his live earnings total of $162,914, with a best cash of $26,523.

Online and Overall Profile

According to WSOP.com records, Kyriacou has four online cashes, one final table, and total online earnings of $33,102. He is primarily known for his live achievements but maintains a presence on major platforms like PokerStars. His aggressive style and adaptability in bounty tournaments have been noted by peers.

Playing Style

While specific hand histories are limited, Kyriacou’s results suggest a solid all-around game. In the 888Live event, he demonstrated composure under pressure, doubling up with ace-king and winning key coinflips. His ability to navigate final-table ICM and negotiate deals indicates strong strategic awareness.

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