Itzhak Rotshtein
Israel
Itzhak Rotshtein is an Israeli poker player with total live tournament earnings of $39,407 from five recorded cashes. His best result came in 2021 when he finished runner-up in the $550 No-Limit Hold'em event at the Russian Poker Tour – Israel Poker Championship for $32,030. He has also cashed at EPT Prague and the Israeli Poker Championship.
Overview
Itzhak Rotshtein is a professional poker player from Israel who has been active in live tournaments since at least 2016. According to CardPlayer records, he has accumulated $39,407 in live earnings across five cashes, with his largest score being a runner-up finish in 2021.
Tournament Highlights
Rotshtein’s most notable result came in May 2021 at the Russian Poker Tour – Israel Poker Championship. In the $550 No-Limit Hold’em event, he finished second, earning $32,030. This represents over 80% of his total live winnings.
He has also cashed in two European Poker Tour (EPT) events. In August 2016, he placed 553rd in the €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em event at EPT Season XIII – Estrellas Barcelona, winning $1,243. More recently, in December 2025, he finished 121st in the €825 No-Limit Hold’em event at EPT Prague for $2,527.
Rotshtein has performed well in domestic Israeli tournaments as well. In January 2020, he placed 18th in the €400 No-Limit Hold’em event at the Israeli Poker Championship for $2,840. He also cashed in the 2025 Israeli Spring Championship, finishing 280th in a €400 No-Limit Hold’em event for $767.
Full Cash History
Playing Style
While detailed information about his playing style is limited in public records, Rotshtein’s consistent cashes in both large international fields and smaller domestic events suggest a disciplined and adaptable approach. His deep run in the Russian Poker Tour event, where he navigated a field to finish second, indicates strong tournament skills.
Legacy
As an Israeli player with multiple cashes across EPT and regional tours, Rotshtein has contributed to the growing presence of Israeli poker on the international stage. Though not a household name, his career demonstrates steady results over nearly a decade of competition.
Data sourced from CardPlayer.com.
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