Poker player

Jean Michel Ploch

France

Jean-Michel Ploch is a French poker player who also runs a earthmoving business. He has been seen playing in French Poker Open (FPO) events, but detailed tournament results and prize money are not publicly available from search results.

Career earnings: $ 116,969

Overview

Jean-Michel Ploch is a French poker player and entrepreneur. While his exact poker earnings are not provided in the search results, he is known to participate in French poker tournaments such as the FPO Saint-Amand. Aside from poker, Ploch has been operating a sole proprietorship in earthmoving works (travaux de terrassement) based in Uchaux, France, since 1982.

Poker Activity

The only specific poker event mentioned in the search results is the FPO Saint-Amand Day 1B. According to a blog post, Ploch was present and had already doubled his stack after flopping two pair against an opponent's top pair. He was described as a participant who re-entered the tournament after playing the previous day. His overall poker ranking is listed as 1,119th with 34 points on an unspecified leaderboard, but the source does not detail his tournament results or career prize money.

Business Background

Jean-Michel Ploch is also registered as an entrepreneur with the SIREN number 326 091 188, operating under the name "JEAN MICHEL PLOCH" in the sector of earthmoving and preparatory works (NAF 43.12A). His business has been active since December 15, 1982, and is based at QUA LE PETARDIER, 84100 UCHAUX, France. This indicates that his primary occupation outside poker is in the construction industry.

Summary of Known Facts

  • Full Name: Jean-Michel Ploch
  • Country: France
  • Poker Achievements: Participated in FPO Saint-Amand 2017; recorded a ranking of 1,119th with 34 points on one ranking site
  • Business: Sole proprietor of an earthmoving company since 1982

Note: The search results do not provide information on any major tournament wins, WSOP cashes, or detailed playing style. The biography is limited to the facts above.

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