Daniel Marin

Daniel Marin is an American poker player who has been active in WSOP and WSOP Circuit events since at least 2016. According to WSOP.com records, he has 11 cashes and total earnings of $48,779, with one final table.

Marin's most notable result came in the 2018 World Series of Poker Main Event (Event #65: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em World Championship), where he finished 523rd out of 7,874 entrants, earning $26,535. In 2019, he cashed in the $400 WSOP.com ONLINE No-Limit Hold'em event (Event #7), placing 274th out of 2,825 for $814.

He also performed strongly in WSOP Circuit events:

• Ring Event #10: $1,700 MAIN EVENT at Choctaw Durant (Jan 2020): 22nd place for $10,327
• Event #6: $400 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed at Harrah's Atlantic City (Mar 2020): 12th for $902
• Event #2: $365 No-Limit Hold'em at Choctaw Durant (Jan 2018): 44th for $2,984

Based on his tournament history, Marin competes primarily in no-limit hold'em events with moderate buy-ins. His deep run in the Main Event suggests solid tournament fundamentals and the ability to navigate large fields. While specific style details are not publicly documented, his consistent cashes indicate a balanced and disciplined approach.

Beyond live events, Marin has dabbled in online poker. A Twitch streamer under the handle "DanielMarPoker" (from Iceland) shares a similar name but is a different individual. No other significant online records for Daniel Marin were found.

Daniel Marin remains a respectable, if not widely known, figure in the poker community, with a track record of cashes at top-tier events like the WSOP Main Event. His continued participation in WSOP and Circuit events showcases his dedication to the game.