Gregor Greko

Gregor Greko is a German poker player of Greek descent. Details of his early life and introduction to poker are not publicly available. He began appearing in live tournament results in the late 2010s, primarily in European events.

In February 2018, Greko participated in the online poker MILLIONS Germany Main Event, a €5,300 buy-in tournament with a €5,000,000 prize pool and 1,022 entries. He survived until Day 2 but was eliminated in a hand against Vasyl Penteliuk. According to PokerNews, Greko three-bet preflop and check-shoved a flush draw on the flop, only to be outdrawn by Penteliuk's inferior flush draw. He finished the event without cashing.

In September 2019, Greko played in The Big Wrap Main Event, a €2,350 buy-in tournament with a €1,000,000 prize pool and 474 entries. On Day 2, he was involved in a hand where he flopped a pair but improved to a full house on the river to double up against Maximilian Wieser. Later, on Day 3, Greko was eliminated by NEUK1 when his pocket tens failed to improve against NEUK1's ace-king, which made a full house on the river. He finished just short of the money.

Based on the limited hand histories available, Greko appears to employ an aggressive style. He is willing to three-bet and check-shove flush draws, and he has shown resilience by doubling up when behind. However, with few documented hands, a comprehensive analysis of his playing style is not possible.

Gregor Greko is primarily known among followers of European live tournaments. He has not achieved significant fame or major titles, but his deep runs in high-stakes events have been noted by poker media. He remains a relatively obscure figure in the global poker scene.