Jeremy Jehanne

Jeremy Jehanne's poker career started online before transitioning to live tournaments. He first made a name for himself in local French events, earning his first cash in 2011 at the Partouche Poker Deepstack. In 2014, he cashed in the Winamax Poker Tour Final and the Unibet Deepstack Open Cannes, building early experience.

Jehanne performed well on the French Poker Tour (FPO). In February 2018, he won the FPO Cannes €1,200 High Roller for €24,336, the largest single cash of his career to date. That same year, he finished third in the FPO Gujan-Mestras Main Event for €12,680. He also placed seventh in the WSOP Europe Circuit Cannes €2,500 High Roller.

Jehanne began playing the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in 2022, finishing 300th in Event #14 ($1,500 6-Max) for $2,405, 286th in Event #21 ($1,500 Monster Stack) for $5,054, and 172nd in Event #78 ($2,500 No-Limit Hold'em) for $4,009. In 2023, he cashed in the APT Cambodia Main Event and multiple WPT Prime events. In February 2025, he finished 38th in the WPT Cambodia Championship Main Event for $14,400, his best result in a WPT series.

Jehanne has frequently played events in Asia in recent years, particularly at APPT (Asia Pacific Poker Tour) and WPT Cambodia stops. According to available data, his cumulative earnings in the Asia-Pacific region total $34,740, with the largest score being the $14,400 from the above-mentioned WPT Main Event. Other results include 12th in the WPT Cambodia 8-Handed Survivor ($3,650) and 16th in the Mystery Bounty ($2,421).

Based on his tournament record, Jehanne is described as a solid, patient player who excels at grinding small cashes in large fields. While he lacks a major Main Event title, he consistently makes the money, employs strict bankroll management, and is a typical winning player. The French poker community often views him as a "grinder" rather than a celebrity, but acknowledges his strong fundamentals.

• Total earnings: $277,116 (as of 2026)
• WSOP cashes: 6 (three in 2022)
• WPT cashes: Multiple, best finish 12th (2025 8-Handed Survivor)
• Largest single cash: $14,400 (WPT Cambodia Championship, 2025)
• Best French result: FPO Cannes High Roller champion (€24,336), FPO Gujan-Mestras Main Event third place (€12,680)

Note: Data compiled from WSOP.com, official WPT statistics, Somuchpoker, and French poker data sites, as of 2026.