Davide Scacchetti
Italy
Davide Scacchetti is an Italian poker player with career live tournament earnings of €15,839. His notable results include a second-place finish at the 2010 Real Poker Club Live Main Event and a chiplead performance in the 2015 Tilt Poker Cup.
Overview
Davide Scacchetti is an Italian poker player who has competed in live tournaments in Italy and Europe. According to Card Player Italia, his career live tournament earnings total €15,839, with his largest cash being €12,768 from a second-place finish.
Tournament Results
Scacchetti's recorded results span from 2010 to 2011:
- 2010 Real Poker Club Live Main Event – 2nd place, €12,768
- 2010 Campionato Nazionale NL Hold'em Main Event – 10th place, €2,241
- 2011 Shark Bay NL Hold'em Main Event – 37th place, €830
[Tilt](/term/tilt) Poker Cup Performances
Scacchetti made a notable run in the 2015 Tilt Poker Cup at the Venice Casino (Ca' Noghera). He was the chip leader after Day 1A with 169,550 chips, described as the absolute protagonist of the session, slow-playing pocket queens and making a runner-runner flush to eliminate opponents. He advanced to Day 2, where he led the 16 remaining players. He had previously finished 6th in the April edition of the Tilt Cup.
Playing Style
Based on reports from the Tilt Poker Cup, Scacchetti is known for an aggressive and creative style, using slow plays and multi-street traps to extract maximum value. His ability to build large stacks quickly was evident in his chiplead performance.
Legacy
Scacchetti remains a recognized figure in the Italian poker scene, with a modest but consistent tournament record. His online presence is limited, and no major international titles are documented in the available sources.
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