Jeremy Joseph

Jeremy Joseph is a prominent American professional poker player known for his high-stakes versatility and remarkable longevity in the game. With total live tournament earnings surpassing $2,922,000, he ranks among Florida's top 50 all-time money leaders. Joseph has built a reputation as a clinical technical master, consistently performing across the WSOP, WPT, and PokerGO Tour circuits.

Joseph’s career-best live score of $315,911 came as runner-up in the 2017 World Series of Poker $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship. He won the 2023 WPT Rolling Thunder for $234,000. In January 2026, he secured a 13th-place finish in the Borgata Winter Poker Open Championship ($26,395), followed by a 2nd-place finish in a $5,000 PGT PokerGO Cup event for $105,800. His 2008 WSOP Main Event run saw him hold the chip lead for multiple days before finishing 31st for $257,334.

Originally from Springville, New York, and now a long-time resident of Winter Garden, Florida, Joseph began his poker journey in the early 2000s. He first made international headlines during the 2008 WSOP Main Event, where he famously held the chip lead for multiple days. Known as a “quiet crusher,” he avoids the spotlight in favor of a disciplined, professional grind. He successfully transitioned from the online-heavy “poker boom” era into the modern live high-stakes landscape and has been a regular in the PokerGO Studio and major East Coast festivals for over 20 years.

Joseph is renowned for a “highly technical, patient, and clinical” play style. He is a feared No-Limit Hold’em competitor, but particularly respected for his world-class proficiency in Pot-Limit Omaha and split-pot games. His strategy emphasizes multi-game mastery, mental resilience during grueling multi-day tournaments, and sophisticated ICM decision-making at final tables.

Based on his sustained success across the WSOP, WPT, and PGT, Joseph’s estimated poker net worth exceeds $4 million.