Daniel Swartz
United States
Daniel Swartz, American professional poker player, world ranked 2697, career total winnings over $1.12 million. Started in online poker, has cashed multiple times in WSOP events.
Player Overview
Daniel Swartz (USA), World Ranking #2697, Total Earnings $1,127,733. Primarily active in live tournaments, especially skilled in No-Limit Hold'em.
Career and Major Results
Swartz began playing poker tournaments in the mid-2000s, cashing multiple times in the WSOP series, including the WSOP Main Event. He has also reached final tables in other major events such as the WPT. Due to a lack of publicly detailed data, specific results are summarized as "multiple times" and "has cashed."
Playing Style
His style leans toward tight-aggressive (TAG), adept at using positional advantage to make precise post-flop decisions. Based on limited information, he tends to widen his range in position and make value bets on the river.
Learning Insights
From Swartz's career, one can see the importance of continuous learning and bankroll management. Through solid fundamental technique and patient waiting for opportunities, he has maintained steady profitability in the highly competitive poker arena.
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