David Lacoste

David Lacoste's poker career can be traced back to 2007. In June of that year, he finished 3rd at the Bellagio Cup Las Vegas (prize not recorded); in December, he also placed 3rd at the EPT Prague Side Event (prize not recorded). These two results laid the foundation for his career.

2008-2010: Active on the European Circuit

• 2008: Finished 6th in the WPT Barcelona Side Event (€400 buy-in) for €1,800.
• 2009: Placed 19th in the EPT Deauville Side Event (€1,265) and 23rd in the EPT 6 Prague Side Event (€500).
• 2010: Finished 10th in the Evian Poker Open (€550 buy-in) for €1,886, and 12th in the PPT Aix en Provence Side Event for €1,000.

2014-2018: French Domestic Events

• 2014: Finished 12th in the MegaPoker Series National Gujan-Mestras Main Event (€660 buy-in) for €1,960.
• 2016: Finished 8th in the TexaPoker DSO Cup (€300 buy-in) for €1,540.
• 2017: Placed 65th in the PokerStars MegaStack Gujan-Mestras (buy-in not specified) for €403; 12th in the TexaPoker Series Gujan-Mestras (€400 buy-in) for €915.
• 2018: Finished 23rd in the UDSO Cup Gujan Mestras Main Event (€550 buy-in) for €1,540.

David Lacoste's tournament history shows a preference for live events with buy-ins ranging from €300 to €660, and he frequently reaches final tables in fields of over 100 players. His events are primarily in France (e.g., Gujan-Mestras, Evian, Aix-en-Provence) and other European cities (Barcelona, Prague, Deauville). These settings demand patience and disciplined decision-making. Although no specific hand histories are available, his consistent final table runs suggest a likely tight-aggressive style, with an emphasis on bankroll management and positional advantage.

David Lacoste's poker career spans over a decade. While he lacks a major Main Event title, he has accumulated respectable earnings through consistent live tournament participation. His results are mostly from 2007-2018, with possibly reduced activity in recent years. Overall, he is a solid live tournament specialist, particularly adept at achieving steady returns in French and European events.