Jerome Theriault

Jerome Theriault is a Canadian professional poker player from Moncton, New Brunswick. He has built a steady record of cashes primarily in WSOP Circuit and World Poker Tour events hosted at Playground Poker Club in Quebec. His tournament results span from 2019 to 2026, with total reported earnings exceeding $44,000 according to WSOP.com data.

Theriault’s biggest career achievement came in September 2025 when he won Event #3: $400 NLH Mini Main Event at the WSOP Circuit – Playground. He defeated a field of 281 entries to earn C$20,300 (approximately $14,515 USD) and capture his first WSOP Circuit ring.

He also scored a runner-up finish in May 2026, placing 6th in the $400 NLH Mini Main Event for C$13,000, and cashed in multiple Colossus events, including a 27th-place finish in May 2026 for C$4,000 and a 45th-place finish in March 2026 for C$3,900.

Below are some of Theriault’s recorded results from WSOP Circuit and WPT events:

• August 2019: 11th place in WSOP Circuit Playground Event #2: $1,100 Main Event for C$17,000 (listed under name Jerome Guild Theriault).
• September 2025: 1st place in WSOP Circuit Playground Event #3: $400 NLH Mini Main Event for C$20,300.
• November 2019: 141st place in WPT Playground Poker Club Main Event for C$6,000.
• May 2026: 6th place in WSOP Circuit Playground $400 NLH Mini Main Event for C$13,000.
• December 2025: 187th place in WSOP Paradise $2,500 NLH Mystery Bounty for $3,100 (ladder prize only).

These results reflect a player who consistently finds success in mid-stakes events, particularly in No-Limit Hold’em tournaments at Playground Poker.

Due to his limited media exposure, detailed information about Theriault’s playing style is not widely documented. His results, however, indicate a preference for No-Limit Hold’em events with buy-ins ranging from $400 to $3,000. He has shown the ability to navigate large fields, as evidenced by his deep runs in Colossus events and his win in the Mini Main Event.

Theriault’s career exemplifies the path of many professional grinders who thrive in regional poker circuits without seeking the spotlight. Based in Moncton, he regularly travels to Playground Poker Club in Quebec, one of Canada’s premier poker venues, where he has accumulated the majority of his cashes. While not a household name, his consistency and one Circuit ring place him among the successful regulars of the Canadian tournament scene.