Eduardo Moucherek Cecchinato
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Eduardo Moucherek Cecchinato is an American poker player who has competed in World Series of Poker (WSOP) events and WSOP Circuit series since 2019. With multiple cashes including a fifth-place finish in a WSOPC Seniors event, his career earnings exceed $7,000.
Overview
Eduardo Moucherek Cecchinato is an American professional poker player (listed as from the United States in tournament records) who has been active in live tournaments since at least 2019. He has participated in World Series of Poker (WSOP) events, WSOP Circuit series, and other regional tournaments, accumulating over $7,000 in documented prize money.
WSOP Results
Cecchinato has multiple cashes at the World Series of Poker. His notable results include:
- 2022 WSOP Event #51: $400 COLOSSUS No-Limit Hold'em – 421st place out of 13,565 entrants, earning $1,640.
- 2019 WSOP Event #3: BIG 50 – $500 No-Limit Hold'em – 4,049th place out of 28,371 entrants, earning $750.
WSOP Circuit Results
Cecchinato has achieved several cashes at WSOP Circuit events held at Harrah's Pompano Beach:
- February 2023 – WSOPC Event #14: $400 Seniors Event – 5th place out of 187 entries, earning $3,450.
- February 2024 – WSOPC Event #4: $400 Seniors Event – 34th place out of 370 entries, earning $650.
- February 2023 – WSOPC Event #6: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack – 99th place out of 1,093 entries, earning $671.
Other Tournament Performances
Cecchinato has also placed in other regional events:
- Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood $400 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold'em – 11th place out of 272 entries, earning $1,730 (February 2024).
- Coco Poker $400 Super Stack No-Limit Hold'em – He bagged chips on Day 1 with 145,000 (ranked 58th out of 798 entries) but further results are not publicly available.
- Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood $200 Big Stack No-Limit Hold'em – He eliminated Artur Tishchenko in 160th place ($370) with a rivered trip sixes, building his stack to 316,000.
Playing Style
Limited information is available about Cecchinato's playing style. A reported hand from the $200 Big Stack event shows he called an all-in from the big blind with 6♠5♣, caught a pair on the flop, and made trip sixes on the river to win. This suggests a willingness to defend his blind and a solid post-flop game, though no broader style analysis exists in public sources.
Career Summary
Cecchinato's documented career spans from 2019 to 2024, with a focus on low-to-mid buy-in events. He has not won a WSOP bracelet or circuit ring but has consistently cashed in Seniors events and large-field tournaments. His total recorded earnings from WSOP and WSOPC events amount to approximately $7,161, with additional cashes in other tournaments.
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