Poker player

Dominik Renner

Germany

German poker player, world ranking 23323, career total earnings $139,217. Cashed multiple times in WSOP, EPT and other events. Solid style, strong in deep stack play.

Career earnings: $ 139,21724 views

Player Overview

Dominik Renner is a German professional poker player, currently ranked #23323 in the world, with career earnings of $139,217. He has gradually built his bankroll through consistent performances in major tournaments and is primarily active in European live events.

Career and Major Achievements

Renner has cashed multiple times in tournaments such as the World Series of Poker (WSOP) and the European Poker Tour (EPT). Notable results include a cash in the WSOP Main Event and a top-20 finish in an EPT side event. In recent years he has maintained a steady tournament schedule but has yet to capture a major title.

Playing Style

Renner is known for his tight-aggressive [TAG] style, playing conservatively early on and becoming more aggressive as tournaments progress. He excels at leveraging deep stacks to pressure opponents and possesses precise hand reading and bluffing skills post-flop. He remains calm during the bubble and effectively uses [ICM pressure].

Anecdotes and Tags

  • Known in the poker community for his discipline and long-term approach, with strong bankroll management.
  • After suffering a loss in an online event, he quickly adjusted his strategy and made three consecutive final tables, earning the nickname “The Unshakable” from fans.
  • Tags: German precision, [deep-stacked] specialist, slow player.

Learning Insights

  1. Discipline: Renner only enters events where he has an edge, avoiding impulsive registrations.
  2. [Deep-stacked] strategy: His post-flop play is worth studying, especially range construction when effective stacks exceed 150 BB.
  3. [Emotional control]: He recovers quickly from losses and maintains rational decision‑making – a quality often lacking in amateur players.

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