Poker player

Fabrice Graeffly

France

Fabrice Graeffly is a French poker player and entrepreneur from Marseille. He has cashed in multiple European tournaments between 2011 and 2018, including the FPO La Grande Motte Main Event and the Partouche Poker Deepstack series.

Career earnings: $ 60,762

Overview

Fabrice Graeffly is a French poker player known for his participation in live tournaments across France. Beyond the felt, he is also a business owner, running a transport company based in Marseille.

Poker Career

Graeffly's recorded tournament results span from 2011 to 2018. His most notable cashes include:

  • 2018: 46th place in the FPO La Grande Motte - Main Event (€600 buy-in), earning €1,420 out of 504 players.
  • 2015: 11th place in the TexaPoker Series - Aix en Provence Main Event (€300), earning €1,200 out of 290 players.
  • 2014: 21st place in the Barrière Poker Tour Deepstack Bordeaux (€570 buy-in), winning €2,000 out of 346 players; also 108th in the Unibet Deepstack Open Cannes (€550 buy-in) for €640 out of 627 players.
  • 2011: Multiple deep runs in Partouche Poker Deepstack events: 20th in Saint Amand (€1,550 from 324 players), 28th in Lyon (€1,800 from 500 players), and 10th in a Super Satellite (€1,200 from 120 players). He also finished 12th in an ACF Deepstack (€795 from 116 players).

These results reflect consistent performance in French regional tournaments, though he has not yet recorded a major international title.

Business Background

According to public records, Fabrice Graeffly is the director of Bernardo Informatique and also operates as a sole proprietor under the name Fabrice Graeffly in the long-distance road freight transport sector (NAF 4941G). His business is registered in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône.

Playing Style

No specific analysis of Graeffly's playing style is publicly available. His tournament history suggests a preference for deepstack events and the ability to navigate large fields.

Legacy

Fabrice Graeffly represents the blend of professional poker and entrepreneurship. While not a household name internationally, his sustained participation in French poker circuits over several years speaks to his commitment to the game.

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