Gerardo Muro

Gerardo Muro is an Italian professional poker player. his live tournament earnings total approximately $444,772. He has no WSOP bracelets.

Muro has cashed multiple times in European Poker Tour (EPT) main events and once finished runner-up in an EPT side event. He has also achieved success in Italian domestic tournaments, accumulating over $400,000 in total earnings.

Muro is known for a conservative, patient approach. He emphasizes post-flop play and positional advantage, focuses on pot control, and avoids large bluffs, preferring value betting. When short-stacked at final tables, he adopts a more aggressive blind-stealing strategy.

In the Italian poker community, Muro is nicknamed "The Silent Assassin" for his talkative demeanor and decisive decisions. A notable hand involved him slow-playing pocket deuces through three streets to river an opponent's top pair, which was later featured as a "slow play of the year" candidate by poker media.