Jean Baptiste Loll

Jean Baptiste Loll emerged on the live tournament scene in France, participating in major events such as the France Poker Series (FPS) and European Poker Tour (EPT). His earliest recorded cash came in 2012 at the FPS Gujan-Mestras Main Event, where he advanced to Day 2 but was eliminated before the money bubble.

Loll's first significant cash occurred in November 2013 at the FPS Paris High Roller (€2,200 buy-in). He finished 4th out of 102 players, earning €18,000. The final hand saw his A♠9♠ lose to Marc Trijaud's 7♣7♠ after Trijaud flopped a set.

In January 2014, Loll achieved his best result to date: runner-up in the EPT Deauville Random Bounty (€900 buy-in). From a field of 159 entrants, he took second place for €19,100—his largest single tournament payout.

He also cashed in the FPS Cannes-Mandelieu Main Event in October 2014, finishing 42nd out of 584 players for €2,780.

In January 2015, Loll recorded three cashes at EPT Deauville. He finished 8th in the Turbo Cash Bounty (€1,100 buy-in) for €2,100, 186th in the FPS Main Event (€1,100) for €1,800, and 117th in the Deauville Poker Cup (€330) for €670.

While no direct analysis of Loll's style exists, his results suggest an aggressive approach. In the 2013 FPS High Roller, he was described as attempting to steal blinds, moving all-in from the big blind with ace-nine, indicating a willingness to apply pressure. French players are often associated with mathematical, strategic play, and Loll's deep runs in medium-to-high buy-in events align with that profile.

Though not a household name, Jean Baptiste Loll exemplifies the competitive French poker scene. With total reported earnings exceeding €44,000 from five cashes, he has demonstrated consistency in one of Europe's toughest poker circuits.