David Poor

David Poor's first recorded poker cash came in 2006 at the World Series of Poker, where he finished 21st in Event #18: $2,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em, earning $5,369. This marked the beginning of his tournament journey.

Poor has accumulated at least 8 cashes across WSOP, WSOP Circuit, and WPT events. Notable results include:

• 10th place in WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Hammond (2026): $2,247
• 19th place in WSOP Circuit - Grand Victoria Casino (2025): $4,041
• 29th place in WSOP Circuit - Horseshoe Hammond (2025): $2,396
• 217th place in WPT Prime Championship (2024): $4,940
• 61st place in WSOP Circuit - Turning Stone Resort Casino (2023): $4,125
• 180th place in WSOP Event #21: $1,500 MONSTER STACK (2022): $6,574
• 301st place in WSOP Event (2021): $1,200

His largest single cash is $6,574 from the 2022 WSOP Monster Stack event.

Total lifetime tournament earnings: $30,892 (across 8 recorded cashes). He has no WSOP bracelets or rings.

Based on his results, Poor appears to be a versatile player comfortable in both No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Hold'em formats. His deep runs in large-field events suggest a patient, endurance-oriented style typical of experienced tournament grinders.

While not a household name, David Poor represents the vast majority of professional poker players who sustain careers through consistent mid-stakes tournament success. His decade-spanning results demonstrate longevity and adaptability in the ever-evolving poker landscape.