Poker player

Jean-Philippe Rohr

France

Jean-Philippe Rohr is a French professional poker player with tournament earnings of $841,579. He has achieved deep runs in European Poker Tour and World Series of Poker events, including a runner-up finish in a major tournament. Known for his mathematical approach, he is often called 'The French Calculator'.

Career earnings: $ 841,57933 views

Career and Major Results

Jean-Philippe Rohr has consistently performed in European and international tournaments. His best live result includes a runner-up finish in a major event worth over $200,000. He has also cashed in multiple European Poker Tour (EPT) and World Series of Poker (WSOP) side events. Online, he scored a top-three finish in PokerStars' Sunday Million.

Playing Style

Rohr employs a tight-aggressive (TAG) strategy preflop, adjusting based on table dynamics. He relies on mathematical analysis and expected value calculations for postflop decisions. His style minimizes volatility and emphasizes solid hand reading.

Anecdotes and Tags

  • "French Calculator": Nickname reflecting his methodical, math-based approach.
  • Background: Studied mathematics at university, which informs his poker reasoning.
  • Notable Bluff: At an EPT event, he successfully bluffed with suited connectors on the river against an opponent's strong range.

Learning Inspirations

  1. Math Foundation: Strong probability and EV skills are crucial for consistent edge.
  2. Emotional Control: Maintaining discipline avoids tilt and keeps decisions rational.
  3. Continuous Improvement: Rohr's longevity suggests ongoing study and adaptation.

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