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Enreko Fracassi

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Enreko Fracassi is an American poker player from the United States who has found success in Florida's Seminole Hard Rock poker tournaments. In 2022, he secured a sixth-place finish for $16,740 at a $200K guarantee event in Tampa, then won Event 12 of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown in Hollywood for $14,490. He also has three WSOP Circuit cashes totaling $8,725.

Career earnings: $ 60,224

Early Career and WSOP Circuit Results

Enreko Fracassi first appears in tournament records during the 2022 WSOP Circuit at Isle Casino Pompano Park in Florida. He cashed in three events that February, all No-Limit Hold'em tournaments:

  • Feb 2, 2022 – Event #1: Multi-Flight NLH – 36th place out of 1,162 entries ($2,232)
  • Feb 6, 2022 – Event #6: Monster Stack NLH – 65th place out of 1,156 entries ($1,223)
  • Feb 10, 2022 – Event #13: MAIN EVENT NLH – 30th place out of 725 entries ($5,270)

These results gave him a solid start with total WSOPC earnings of $8,725 and a career cash count of three.

2022 Seminole Hard [Rock](/term/rock) Breakthrough

In March 2022, Fracassi enjoyed a strong run at two Seminole Hard Rock venues. First, at Hard Rock Tampa, he entered a $400 No-Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) tournament with a $200,000 guarantee. Among a massive field of 1,463 entries, he battled to a sixth-place finish, earning $16,740. He was eliminated when his A♠7♣ failed to improve against George Allen's K♣10♠ on a K-high board.

Just days later, at the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown in Hollywood, Florida, Fracassi entered Event 12: a $400 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Freeze-Out ($30,000 guarantee). The tournament drew 165 entries, creating a $55,275 prize pool. Fracassi navigated a tough final table that lasted over four hours, eventually reaching heads-up play against Cameron Storto. After a dramatic three-handed battle that saw six double-ups, Fracassi took the lead and secured the title, winning $14,490. The final hand saw Fracassi's 10♠10♥ hold against Storto's open-ended straight draw (8♠5♠) on a 10♦8♦2♣ flop, with the turn and river bricking out.

Playing Style

Fracassi described his final table experience as a grind: "We were three-handed for quite a while. Cameron (Storto) had a big chip lead and I was really short, and I just grinded back into it." This resilience and ability to double up under pressure are evident from the tournament reports. In the heads-up battle, he displayed aggression, raising all-in from the button and later re-raising a three-bet shove, showing a willingness to risk his tournament life with strong hands like A♣Q♠ and A♦J♦.

Noteworthy Hands

During the heads-up portion of Event 12, two key double-ups defined Fracassi's path to victory:

  1. With 615,000 chips, Fracassi moved all-in from the button with A♠Q♣ and was called by Storto's A♣7♠. The board ran 4♠2♥4♣A♥2♦, giving Fracassi aces and fours to double up.
  2. Shortly after, Fracassi opened to 130,000, then called Storto's three-bet shove with A♦J♦ against Storto's K♠4♠. The board came 6♥4♣10♠3♥5♥, safe for Fracassi to double into the chip lead.

These hands highlight his ability to win key all-ins when short-stacked.

Career Summary

As of the available records, Enreko Fracassi has $70,129 in total live tournament earnings across five documented cashes (including the three WSOPC results and two Seminole Hard Rock finishes). He has no WSOP bracelets or rings from this limited data, but his 2022 results demonstrate a promising trajectory in Florida's competitive poker scene.

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